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*                      Game: Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5 ReMIX                     *
*                                System: PS3                                 *
*                            Type: Trophy Guide                              *
*                           Written By: Gamer364                             *
*                              Copyright 2013                                *
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Act 1: The Guide's Timeline
Act 2: Intro
Act 3: Trophy Overview
Act 4: Kingdom Hearts: Final Mix Trophies and How to unlock them
Act 5: Kingdom Hearts Re: Chain of Memories Trophies and How to unlock them
Act 6: Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days Trophies and How to unlock them
Act 7: The Game's Unlockable Awards
Act 8: How to Contact me
Act 9: Legal Junk, Special Thanks and Other Guides I've Done


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11/14/2013 - 11/15/2013: The Guide's Birth.  Started working on the guide for
Kingdom Hearts: Final Mix.

11/17/2013: Worked on the guide for Kingdom Hearts: Final Mix some more.

11/19/2013 - 11/20/2013: Worked on the guide even more.

11/22/2013 - 12/03/2013: Worked on the guide even still.

12/10/2013 - Finished up the guide for Kingdom Hearts: Final Mix.  Re: CoM
(Chain of Memories) and Days are left other than the details section.

12/13/2013 - 12/15/2013: Worked on the guide for Re: CoM.

12/15/2013: Worked on the guide for Re: CoM some more.

12/18/2013: Finished the guide for Re: CoM.  I've also started and finished
the guide for 358/2 Days.  All that's left is the details portion and the
guide will be ready to be summited (other than waiting until Christmas when
I actually have the game) as I don't even have a PS3 at the time of starting
this (though, I did play the game through my brother-in-law's PS3).

12/20/2013: Worked on and finished the details portion of this guide.  All
that's left to do at this point is to summit the guide to GameFAQs.  However,
since I don't actually have the game at this point, I'll have to hold off on
do so for now.  I'll be getting this game for Christmas, so it won't be that
long of a wait hopefully.

12/25/2013: The day I finally summited the guide to GameFAQs.  If this gets
accepted on the same day, it'll be a Christmas Gift from me to you the
readers.  Otherwise, it'll be a late Christmas Gift.  Marry Christmas to all
who celeabrate it either way.

02/24/2014: I had to make a lot of edits to and corrected some of the
infomation mentioned in this guide (mainly the ones related to Kingdom Hearts
Re: Chain of Memories).  I've also decided to add a new act to my guide and
readjust the guide accordingly.

04/10/2014: Made some edits to the guide, some of which I've discovered while
playing Re: Chain of Memories.  Other than that, not much to say here.

09/07/2014: Was given addtional tips by another guide reader and included
them in the guide.  Both of the relate to Re: Chain of Memories.

11/27/2014: Made some corrections to the details portion of the guide.
Nothing special to note.


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Hey Guys, welcome to my next guide in my series of works.  As you can tell
from my user name, my name is Gamer364.  This guide is designed to help all
players playing this game unlock all the trophies this game has.  I want to
start by saying that this is the 1st guide I've done that was made for a PS3
exclusive game (and maybe the 1st of many with Mircosoft going in the
direction it's going with their Xbox systems (especially with the Xbox One and
the 360 I used to love so much) that I'm not sure I like necessarily).  For
reasons unknown to myself, I happen to notice that this game was out and I
wanted to get my hands on a copy.  However, for some reason, Square thought it
would be a good idea to make it a PS3 excusive title (even though they're
planing to make Kingdom Hearts 3 for the Xbox One and PS4).  So, I talked to
my mom into getting a getting me a PS3 for X-mas* and...  I don't want to bore
you with the rest and I know you guys probably don't like long Intros anyway,
so I'll get on with the guide already.

*That's usually how I spell Christmas when I write it down on paper.

Warring: This guide can and will contain spoilers.  I will do my best to not
spoil stuff from the game, but sometimes it just can not be helped, so read at
your own risk.


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Achievement/trophy difficulty

Kingdom Hearts: Final Mix: 3/5*

Kingdom Hearts Re: Chain of Memories: 3.5/5

Kingdom Hearts: 358/2 Days: 1/5

Average: 3.5/5*

*The Marked numbers were based on 1st impressions I had when I looked at the
trophy list for the games.  Actual difficulty yet to be determined.


Number of Trophies:
Kingdom Hearts: Final Mix: 56
Kingdom Hearts Re: Chain of Memories: 48
Kingdom Hearts: 358/2 Days: 6
Total: 110


Least amount of playthroughs to get all Trophies

Kingdom Hearts: Final Mix: 3 (4+ suggested)*
Kingdom Hearts Re: Chain of Memories: 6*
Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days: 1 (though, you don't play the game per say)
Total: 10 (11+ suggested)

*Difficulty Trophies don't stack for some stupid reason.


Number of Missable Trophies

Kingdom Hearts: Final Mix: 0 (although you can miss the side-quest trophies in
this game, you can double back for them when you at (but not pass) the point
of no return.  Even if this wasn't the case, you have to beat the game at
least 3 times to earn the Platinum Trophy in this game anyway.  No matter how
you look at it, non of the trophies can truly be missed.)

Kingdom Hearts Re: Chain of Memories: 2 (but only if you didn't bother
100%-ing Days (refer to the details to know what I'm talking about)).

Kingdom Hearts: 358/2 Days: 0

Total: 2 (but only in Re: Chain of Memories as I ultimately realized and only
applies to those who didn't get all of the trophies in Days).


Details: This one's a long one, so expect a lot reading here.  This game is a
collection of 3 of the Kingdom Hearts games all of which were originally
released for the PS2 (with the exception of 358/2 Days, which was originally
released for the Nintendo DS).  This collection pack includes the Final Mix
version of Kingdom Hearts 1 which has otherwise gone unreleased outside Japan.
As for Kingdom Hearts Re: Chain of Memories, this was a PS2 remake of the GBA
game of a similar name (neither of which *Puts on Anti-Fan Boy/Girl Armor and
casts the Anti-Flame spell* I can't say are any good).  I mean "Card-Based
Gameplay"?  What on earth have they been smoking when they though that type of
gameplay in an Action RPG (Role-Playing Game) was a good idea?  *Looks around
to make sure no Fan Boys/Girls are there*  But this isn't a review on a game
(or collection pack in this game's case), this is an in-depth guide (a Trophy
guide never the less), so take what I said about Re: Chain of Memories as a
grain of salt.

Anyway, as for 358/2 Days, this version of the game is nothing more than a
bunch of cutscenes remade with HD graphics.  Nothing more I can really say
about it other than *checks to make sure Anti-Flame is still up* how bad that
name sounds and reads.  I mean, Square couldn't come up with a better name for
the game then that?  Seriously?  *Looks around to make sure no Fan Boys/Girls
are there again, but doesn't see any yet*.  Enough about the collection
itself and let's get to the meat of this portion of the guide.

What order you take on this collection doesn't really matter, but if you want
to get "Card Master Sora" in Re: Chain of Memories, you have to 100% Days*
1st.  You could go in chronological order (though, if you want to 100% Re: CoM
(Chain of Memories), you'll have to 100% Days at some point), but my order
will be Re: CoM 1st (with Days somewhere in between the playthroughs) then
Kingdom Hearts 1.  This guide will go in chronological order like my Devil May
Cry HD Collection Achievement guide did (refer to the "Other Guides I've Done"
section of Act 8 for the link)).

*What I'll be abb.-ing the DS game from time to time.

The reason for the 3 (4+ suggested) playthroughs in Kingdom Hearts: Final Mix
and 6 in Re: Chain of Memories is because difficulty trophies don't stack for
some stupid reason.  If they did stack, you would be looking at 1 playthrough
for Kingdom Hearts and 2 (one for Sora and Riku resepectively) for Re: CoM.
However, I would have suggested 2+ playthroughs in Kingdom Hearts for the
Kingdom Key only and 100% runs.  I would have also suggested 2 playthroughs
for Sora's Story in Re: CoM (1 for Proud and 1 more for 100%).  With Riku, he
properly could got everything done in 1 playthrough of Proud, but I would've
suggested 2 as well.

If you need help with either Kingdom Hearts: Final Mix and/or Kingdom Hearts
Re: Chain of Memories at any point during your journy to 100%, here's a
walkthrough for the 2 games below.  It was made by noz3r0.

http://www.gamefaqs.com/ps3/684080-kingdom-hearts-hd-15-remix/faqs/67842

All that being said, let's talk about Kingdom Hearts: Final Mix.


Kingdom Hearts: Final Mix

The trophies for this game are not that easy (no thanks to the fact that
they're difficulty trophies that for some stupid reason don't stack), but
unlike Re: CoM, this game is fun to play (granted a pain in the @$$,
espeically on Proud).  This game also has the most trophies out of all of the
game's featured in this collections, boasting a total of 56 trophies (55 if
you don't count the Platinum).  All that said...

You'll be starting your 1st 2 playthroughs on either Normal/Standard (Final
Mix) or Proud, depending on how confidante you are in your ability to play
this game (I plan on doing Proud 1st, but I have only played the game on
Beginner in this version before and I raged quit on Normal in the orginal PS2
version, so this should be really interesting).  Once you've beaten the game
on either Normal or Proud, you'll be playing the game on the difficulty you
didn't play the 1st time.  The reason for all this is that when you eventually
chase after the "Speedster" trophy, you'll have an idea of what to do, where
to go and how you're suppose to beat the bosses.  If you've gotten the said
trophy during your Normal or Proud playthrough however, then you won't need to
worry about getting it during your Beginner playthrough.  Speaking of which,
you could also do your 1st playthrough on the said difficulty if you want, but
I would save that for either your Kingdom Key only or 100% playthrough.  You
don't have to fulfill the condtions of the special endings, just beat the game
(unless your playing on Proud with one of the endings, in which case you don't
have a choice since your forced to do just that).  If you want to however,
then go for them.

When you get done with your Normal and Proud playthroughs, you're going to go
for "Unchanging Armor" on Beginner if you haven't already done it on Normal or
Proud (neither diffculty of which I advice using, as the lack of strength of
the Kingdom Key will catch up to you sooner or later).  You may end up getting
"Speedster" during this if you're quick enough, but if not, you can either
go for it in your next playthrough or save it for later.  At some point,
you're going to want to do a 100% run and that means doing all of the optional
bosses, finding all of the Dalmatians, creating all the items in the item
creation list, killing the rare heartless and so on.  Even though, you may
have already gotten certain trophies during your Normal, Proud and maybe even
the Kingdom Key only runs, but in order to unlock certain trophies, you may
have to do them again.

Reguardless, once you've done everything else and maybe even beaten the game
for the 4th time, you've pretty much beaten this game to the point where
you've 100% the trophy list for this game.  If you still have "Speedster" to
go however, you'll be going after that trophy next.  Once you've beaten the
game fast enough to unlock this, you're done with the game for real (as far as
the Trophy list goes).  Their seems to be a glitch with "Speedster" however.
Don't worry about this glitch though, that trophy's gltiched in a good way.
Refer to the said trophy's Glitch Note for more details (unless you rather get
it legit).

Next up, Kingdom Hearts Re: Chain of Memories.


Kingdom Hearts Re: Chain of Memories

Like Kingdom Hearts: Final Mix, this game's trophies are not easy either.
Unlike Kingdom Hearts 1 however *recasts Anti-Flame*, this game is not a good
one at all.  We're not helped out by fact that this game will take a total of
6 playthroughs to 100% because the difficulty trophies don't stack.  On top of
that, you need to 100% Days at some point, just to get "Card Master Sora".
There is one good thing about this game though: Out of all of the games
featured in this collection, this game has the fewest trophies to offer,
boasting a total of 46 trophies (45 without the Platinum).*  This one's going
to take the most of your time, reguardless if the difficulies stack or not
(which is only part of why I would go with Re: CoM 1st).  That said, boot up
this game (if you even choose to play it, which is most likely part of the
reason why you're looking this guide to begin with) and let's get started.

*Unless you count this version of 358/2 Days as a game, in which case, it's
only in the middle as far as the number of trophies goes, but you have to take
into consideration the fact that Re: CoM is a playable title while Days is
not.

You're only option when you 1st start up this game is to play as Sora, so
you're going to do just that on either Normal or Proud (depending on you're
ablility to play this game).  I would start things off on Proud just to get it
out of the way personally, but if you rather do it on Normal, don't let me be
the one to stop you.  When you've manage to do that, Riku's Story
(Reverse/Rebirth) will open up.  They're multiple ways to go through the game
after that, but here's what I would do:

1. Playthrough the game as Sora again, but this time on either Normal or Proud
(depending on which difficulty you didn't pick the 1st time).

2. Playthrough the game as Riku on Proud (just to get it over with) or Normal
if you're not up to it yet.  You could also do this step on Beginner if you
want, but I don't advise it yet.

3. Do the game as Riku again, but on the difficulty you didn't pick the 1st
time (be it on Proud or Normal).

4. Play the game as Riku one last time on Beginner.  You'll be going after
Riku's level 99 trophy if you didn't already unlock it on either Normal or
Proud.  If you did, you're only focus is to beat the game for the 3rd and
final time as Riku.  Make sure you hang on to his clear save file (make it a
sperate save if you feel like you have to).

5. You'll be taking a break from this game to focus on 100%-ing 358/2 Days.
Depending on how much you care about this series' story, this can take
anywhere between (not even) 30 minutes to quite a few hours (you're looking at
2 hours (give or take) just from the cut-scenes alone).  Refer to the details
for that game and/or the trophies for that game in act 6 for more info.

6. You'll then be playing the game one last time as Sora on Beginner.  In this
playthrough, you'll be going for 100% (that means collecting all of Sora's
Cards) and getting his level 99 trophy.

7. You should unlock the Platinum trophy for this game at this point.  If you
do, congrates on your 100% completion of this (not so great) game.

If you're not sure on how you should build your deck as Sora, here's a guide
to teach you how to just that below.  It was made by Thestalos_07.

www.gamefaqs.com/ps2/954016-kingdom-hearts-rechain-of-memories/faqs/53474

Note: Assumes that your playing the PS2 version of the game.

If you perfer visual assistance, here's a Youtube video to explain on how to
effectively use your cards in a stituation where you have to fight.

How to Effectively use your Cards in Combat by Everglow8444
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WYLd0CzD9z8

Note: Assumes that you're playing the PS3 Japan version.

Finally, let's talk about Kingdom Hearts: 358/2 Days.


Kingdom Hearts: 358/2 Days

Not much to say about this.  After all, as mentioned before, this game's
nothing more than a bunch of cutscenes remade with HD graphics (or at least as
far as this version's concerned).  Because of this however, you're looking at
an easy trophy list.  Speaking of which, this game has the fewest trophies out
of this game's collection, boasting a total of 6 trophies (unless you don't
count this version of Days as a game, 5 without the "358/2 Days Master" trophy
if you do).  That said, all you'll be doing is watching the HD cutscenes,
reading Roaxs' Diary and the Secret Reports (the 1st 2 not necessarily in that
order) and you're done with this "game".  If you have yet to start Re: CoM at
this point, now might not be a bad time to do so (unless you plan on doing
Kingdom Hearts 1 next).  If you have started it, but was unable to 100% it
because of "Card Master Sora", then you should be able to 100% that game now.


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1. Novice Player
Description: Clear Final Mix on Beginner
Trophy Color: Bronze
Guide: Story-Related, but you need to put the game on Final Mix: Beginner
(which will be refered to as just Beginner from this point on) in order to
unlock this (difficulty Trophies don't stack for some stupid reason in case
you didn't bother reading the Details portion of this guide and/or you
forgot).  Anyway, this difficulty setting was designed for those who are
having a Hard time beating the Final Mix setting (which will be refered to as
Standard or Normal).  However, this difficulty setting is ideal for the
"Unchanging Armor" Trophy and for doing a 100% Playthrough (refer to the
Trophy itself for details with the former).  Besides "Unchanging Armor", their
are 2 other Trophies you could try for on Beginner if you had no luck on
Normal or Final Mix: Proud (which will be refered to as just Proud): Speedster
and Undefeated.

When you pick this difficulty setting, you start things off with the following
accessories equiped on Sora (the series' main Hero):

A. EXP Necklace (Ups the amount of experience gained by 30%)
B. Ribbon (Gives the wearer 20% resistence to all elements and a +3 in
Defence)

Having these equiped will not effect you're ability to get the "Unchanging
Armor" Trophy.  You also get the following items in your inventory:

A. 8x Power Up
B. 8x Guard Up
C. 4x AP Up

The former 2 will give you a boost in Sora's Strength and Defence respectivly,
making up for the fact that you can't swap Sora's Kingdom Keyblade out for
another (refer to "Unchanging Armor" to know what I'm talking about) and the
3rd... I guess it'll give you more AP start off with or you can sell it for
Munny (the series' general form of currency).  Anyway, some suggestions on
to set up Sora on Beginner:

As far as what to weapon to have and give up:

Before I go into that, I think I better tell you what each of the weapons do
in case you don't know or need a reminder:

A. Sword
In-Game Description: The power of the warrior.  Invincible courage.  A sword
of terrible destruction.
What stat it enchances: Strength

B. Sheild
In-Game Description: The power of the guardian.  Kindness to aid friends.  A
shield to repel all.
What stat it enchances: Defence

C. Rod/Staff
In-Game Description: The power of the mystic.  Inner strength.  A staff of
wonder and ruin.
What stat it enchances: MP (Magic Points)

That being said, what you should pick and give up depends on what type of
playthrough you're doing and/or trophies you're going after on Beginner:

If you're going for "Unchanging Armor" (like I suggested): I would pick the
Shield for the extra Defence.  What you give up is up to you, but I would give
up the Rod so you can hit slightly harder.  You may also want to use this
combo if you want a better shot at the "Undefeated" and (maybe) "Speedster"
trophies (refer to the trophies itself to know what I mean by it).

If you're going to do a 100% Playthrough: I would pick the Rod so I would have
more MP to play with when I go after the White Mushrooms.  What you give up
is up to you.


As for how fast you should level up:

I should explain this one as well, just in case you don't know or need/want a
reminder how this is determined.  At some point during the Tutorial, you'll
find Sora in his home world (Destiny Islands) and you'll meet 3 characters
from the Final Fantasy series.  Each of the 3 will ask Sora (you) a question.
Here's a chart for what they ask and the possible answers you can give them:

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|	    Character - Question	  |	     Answer	    |	
|-----------------------------------------+-------------------------|
|					  |     1. Getting Old      |
|  Tidus - "What are you so afraid of?"   |   2. Being different    |
|					  |   3. Being indecisive   |
|-----------------------------------------+-------------------------|
|					  |  1. To see rare sights  |
| Wakka - "What do you want outta life?"  |2. To broaden my horizons|
|					  |     3. To be strong     |
|-----------------------------------------+-------------------------|
|					  |   1. Being number one   |
|Selphie - "What's most important to you?"|      2. Friendship      |
|					  | 3. My prize possessions |
\-----------------------------------------+-------------------------/

The top answers lean towards Dawn, while the middle ones lean towards Midday
and the bottom ones lean towards Dusk.  What each of the 3 do: look below.

Dawn - It basicly lets you level up at a fast rate until level 40.  After
level 40, it'll require more and more EXP to level up.  Will take the most EXP
to level up to 100.

Midday - Makes you level up at the same rate from level 1 to level 100.  It's
not very fast, but it's not Dawn slow (especially when you past level 40).
Won't take as long to level up to 100 compaired to Dawn.

Dusk - In the begining, it'll require a lot of EXP to level up.  When you past
level 40 however, you'll be leveling up at a much faster rate then normal.
Will take the fewest amount of EXP to level up to 100, but you're still
looking at a lot of EXP to get to 100.

If you want to level up fast in the begining: Level up at Dawn by choosing the
top answers.

If you want to level up fast towards the end: Level up at Dusk by choosing the
bottom answers.

If you want level up the way the Old School RPGs did: Level up at Midday by
choosing the middle answers.


As for the rate you should level, that again depends on what you plan on doing
during you're playthrough on beginner:

If you're going for 100%: I would level up Dusk so you can get to level 100
sooner.

If you're going for "Unchanging Armor" and/or "Speedster": I would pick Dawn
(especially if you chose the Shield as you're weapon, see "Proud Player"
for details).


Refer to details portion of this guide if you need a walkthrough for this game
at some point in the game and/or if you're having trouble with it.

That was a lot of reading and I'm sorry for that, but I wanted to get that out
of the way, so people don't start e-mailing or messaging me over Xbox Live or
PSN about how this or that works and that's assuming not a lot of people don't
know this or that works.

2. Unchanging Armor
Description: Clear the game without changing equipment
Trophy Color: Silver
Guide: For this one, you need to beat the game while using Sora's default
gear.  This also applies to Donald and Goofy (Sora's allies).  Here's what
each of the 3 characters start off with that you can't change out at any point
during the game:

Sora - Kingdom Key (He's like a Warrior)
Donald - Mage's Staff (He's like a Mage)
Goofy - Knight's Shield (He's like a Guardian)

Sora will also be wearing the EXP Chain and Ribbion if you chose Beginner when
choosing you're difficulty, which I would highly recomend since on Normal and
Proud the lack of strength the Kingdom Key has will start to catch up with
Sora about halfway through the game and you get 8 Power and Guard ups to beef
up Sora somewhat.  Anyway, in the Tutorial you do get to choose between the
Dream Sword, Shield and Rod/Staff and he'll be using that until he wakes up at
Destiny Island where he has a Wooden Sword.  Due to a event earily on Hollow
Bastion, he'll be forced to use the Wooden Sword until he runs into Riku (one
of Sora's friends he's trying to rescue).  Neither of these situations will
cause you to forfit this Trophy, so don't have a panic attack when they
happen.  I'm not sure if you can get away with changing the accessories you're
characters are wearing, so just to be safe, I wouldn't do it.  You'll end up
unlocking this when you beat the game, along with the difficulty trophy you
were playing on at the time (if you haven't already unlocked it and Beginner
is recommend).

3. Undefeated
Description: Clear the game without using a continue
Trophy Color: Silver
Guide: This basicly means that you have to beat the game without dying, though
their is a way around it.  If you do die at any point, you'll be taken to the
Game Over screen where Sora's floating in the air with his Heart floating
above him.  You'll be given two options being Continue and Load Game.  If
you choose "Continue", you'll be taken back to the last Auto Save (to sort of
speak) and start from their.  If you choose "Load Game" you'll choose which
Save to reload and start from that Save point.  Choosing "Continue" will cause
you to forfit this Trophy, but choosing "Load Game" won't, so if you die at
anytime, choose "Load Game" and reload you're save.  This is easiest done on
Beginner, but it is do-able on Normal and Proud if you're skilled enough.

4. Where the Bells Toll
Description: Seal the keyhole in Traverse Town
Trophy Color: Bronze
Guide: Story-related, so it can't be missed.  Unless otherwise noted, you have
to beat a certain boss in order to seal a Keyhole.  Also, Sora will be wear
his starting clothes, Donald will be in an Mage's outfit and Goofy will be
wearing his Guardian outfit (I guess) unless noted otherwise.  Anyway,
although you run into this town after Destiny Island, you won't be able to
seal this keyhole until the point you run into Riku on your 2nd revisit to
this Town.  The boss you run into the 1st time here is the Guard Armor.  On
you're 2nd visit, you'll have to fight the Opposite Armor.

5. The Rabbit Hole
Description: Seal the Keyhole of Wonderland
Trophy Color: Bronze
Guide: Story-related, so it can't be missed.  You'll unlock this when you beat
the Trickmaster.

6. Junior Hero
Description: Seal the keyhole in Olympus Coliseum
Trophy Color: Bronze
Guide: Story-related, but it can be missed if you don't win the Hercules Cup
to unlock the means to seal it (read on to know what I'm talking about or
refer to "Hero of the Coliseum" for more details).  When you 1st enter this
world and enter the Coliseum, Phil will want you to move a block into the
lobby of the coliseum, but you won't any luck moving it.  It'll have the
yellow Trinity Mark and you get this Trinity Mark when you beat the Hercules
Cup (which isn't unlocked until you sealed the Keyhole in Neverland and unlock
"Pixie Dust" (refer to "Best Friend" for more info on this and other Trinity
Marks)).

I'll tell you right now that moving that block out of the way will reveal a
Keyhole that you need to seal, but like I said, you need to beat the Hercules
Cup 1st to unlock the yellow Trinity Mark needed to move the block.  By the
way, the boss of this world is Cerberus.

7. Member of the Tribe
Description: Seal the keyhole in Deep Jungle
Trophy Color: Bronze
Guide: Story-related, so it can't be missed.  Although you would need to beat
the boss here, it doesn't automaticly seal the Keyhole here.  You would have
to do a little platforming to get to the Keyhole that's here.  The boss you
have to beat here is Clayton & the Stealth Sneak.

8. Magic Lamp
Description: Seal the keyhole in Agrabah
Trophy Color: Bronze
Guide: Story-related, so it can't be missed.  The bosses you need to beat here
are the Pot Centipede, Normal Jafar and Genie Jafar.

9. Honest Soul
Description: Escape from Monstro
Trophy Color: Bronze
Guide: Story-related, so it (apparently) can't be missed.  At some point, you
may run into Monstro on your Gummi Ship (your means of transport for traveling
from one world to another) and when you do, he'll eat your ship.  I've heard
and read this is unavoidable, but I'm 100% sure if the Monstro attack can be
avoided somehow.  However, if you're going for a 100% run, then if this can be
missed, then it shouldn't be an issue since you have to go in there anyway.
That said, you need to beat the Parasite Cage 2 times in order to escape.

10. Master of the Seas
Description: Seal the keyhole in Atlantica
Trophy Color: Bronze
Guide: Story-related, but it can be missed if you choose to go to Halloween
Town instead of Atlantica and not bother coming back here (you need to do one
or the other in order to advance the story).  Anyway, you will need to beat
Ursula twice in order to seal this world's Keyhole.  Sora will be turned into
a Mermaid (or Merman (if that's the correct way of saying it) since he's a
guy), Donald will be turned into a Octopuss and Goofy will be a Turtle for
this world.

11. Pumpkin Prince
Description: Seal the keyhole in Halloween Town
Trophy Color: Bronze
Guide: Story-related, but it can be missed if you choose to go to Atlantica
instead of Halloween Town and not bother coming back here.  However, it has
been suggested by PS3trophies.org that you go here for the "Speedster" Trophy,
so that's not likely if you follow the advice of that guide.  Anyway, you
have to beat the Oogie Boogie and the Oogie Boogie Manor bosses to seal this
world's Keyhole.  Sora will be wearing some kind of costume (not sure what
he's suppose to look like, a Warewolf if I had to guess), Donald will be a
Mummy and Goofy looks like he's a Scarecrow.

12. Pixie Dust
Description: Seal the keyhole in Never Land 
Trophy Color: Silver
Guide: Story-related, so it can't be missed.  You have to beat the Anti-Sora
and Captain Hook bosses to seal this world Keyhole.

13. Pooh’s Friend
Description: Seal the keyhole in 100 Acre Wood
Trophy Color: Bronze
Guide: Story-related, but it can be missed if you don't visit this world at
all, let alone find all the missing pages for this world (read on to know what
I'm talking about).  During your 2nd visit to Traverse Town, Merlin will give
you view a book that lets you visit this world.  Anyway, when you enter this
world, you'll run into Winnie the Pooh, who tells you to follow him to his
house.  When you do so however, Owl will show up saying that 5 pages of this
world are missing and he wants you to find them if you "want to know what
happens next".  Here are the locations of the 5 missing pages below:

A. Agrabah - It'll be in a Treasure Cheast in the Dark Chamber portion of the
Cave of Wonders.

B. Monstro - It'll be on one of the high platforms in "Chamber 6".  You
need the Glide ablility to get it though.

C. Atlantica - It'll be on one of the shelves in the Undersea Gorge.

D. Halloween Town - It'll be on a bookshelf in the Research Lab

E. Traverse Town - You'll get this as a Reward after finding 51 of the 99
Dalmatians and returning them to the Dalmatians' house.

Each Torn page that you obtain will make you play a mini-game when you return
them to the book.  You just need to beat the mini-game in order to advance
this worlds' story.  It'll unlock itself after doing your 5th and final
mini-game of this world.

14. Record Keeper
Description: Collect all Jiminy's Journal entries
Trophy Color: Bronze
Guide: For this one, you need to complete every entry in Jiminy's Journal
(like the desription suggests).  I would suggest you refer to the following
trophies below for what entries you need to collect, as fullfilling the
condtions of all those trophies is pretty much what you need to do here.

A. Storyteller
B. Searcher
C. Professor
D. Top Dog
E. Best Friend
F. Mini-game Maniac

This will unlock itself along side the trophy you've haven't gotten at that
point in time.

15. Storyteller
Description: Collect all Story entries in Jiminy's Journal
Trophy Color: Bonze
Guide: For this one, you need to complete what's known as the Chronicles
section of Jiminy's Journal.  This essentially means that you need to seal all
of the world's keyholes.  They're 3 worlds that you would need to go out of
your way for if you skipped them through out you're playthrough:

A. Atlantica/Halloween Town (Depending on where you decided to go to advance
the story)

B. Olympus Coliseum (though, it can't be skipped completely as I found out
when I was playing this on my brother-in-law's PS3 (unless you went to
Atlantica)

C. 100 Acre Wood

Once you've gotten your final entry for this section of the Journal, it'll
unlock itself.

16. Searcher
Description: Collect all Ansem Reports in Jiminy's Journal
Trophy Color: Bronze
Guide: Like the description of this trophy suggests, you need to find all of
the Ansem Reports to fill this section of the Journal.  A lot of them are
found as part of the story, but you need to go out of your way for a few of
them.  They're 13 Ansem reports in all, 3 of which are Final Mix exclusive.
Here's how you unlock a portion of the Ansem Reports below:

A. Report 1 - Defeat Jafar Genie in Agrabah

B. Report 2 - Received from Aerith in the Hollow Bastion Libary after sealing
Hollow Bastion's Keyhole

C. Report 3 - Defeat Ursula in Atlantica

D. Report 4 - Received from Aerith in the Hollow Bastion Libary after sealing
Hollow Bastion's Keyhole

E. Report 5 - Defeat Maleficent in Hollow Bastion

F. Report 6 - Received from Aerith in the Hollow Bastion Libary after sealing
Hollow Bastion's Keyhole

G. Report 7 - Defeat Oogie Boogie in Halloween Town

H. Report 8 - Received from Aerith in the Hollow Bastion Libary after sealing
Hollow Bastion's Keyhole

I. Report 9 - Defeat Captain Hook in Neverland

J. Report 10 - Received from Aerith in the Hollow Bastion Libary after sealing
Hollow Bastion's Keyhole

K. Report 11 - Defeat the optional boss Kurt Zisa in Agrabah

L. Report 12 - Defeat the optional boss Sephiroth in Olympus Coliseum

M. Report 13 - Defeat the optional boss Unknown in Hollow Bastion

Once you've gotten your last Ansem Report for this section of the Journal,
it'll unlock itself.

17. Professor
Description: Collect all Character entries in Jiminy's Journal
Trophy Color: Bronze
Guide: For this one, you need to complete the Characters section of Jiminy's
Journal (like the description suggests).  This section consisits of the Main
and Side Characters, all of the Bosses (optional or otherwise) and even all of
the Heartless that are roaming around all of the worlds in this game.  The
only ones you really need to go out of you're way for are the optional bosses
and the rare Final Mix exclusive Heartless.  For the Optional Bosses, the only
thing I can tell you is to refer to "He Who Doesn’t Exist", "The Cloaked
Shadow", "The Sandy Blade", "The Frosty Giant" and "One-Winged Angel" for
details on how to get those entries.

As for the rare Final Mix Exclusive Heartless, here are the locations of the
said Heartless below:

A. Gigant Shadow - Wonderland

B. Stealth Soldier - Hollow Bastion

C. Black Ballade - Deep Jungle

D. Sniper Wild - Traverse Town

E. Pot Scorpion - Agrabah

F. Grand Ghost - Monstro

G. Chimaera - Halloween Town

H. Jet Balloon - Neverland

I. Neo Shadow - End of the World

J. Pink Agaricus - Deep Jungle (also known to be found in Atlantica)

Here's a Youtube video showing you the locations of the Rare Heartless, if
you're having trouble finding them.  It was made by EmiruHD.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bD9QEzEQLtI

Note: This video also tells you what Materials you can get from the rare
Heartless when going after the "Synthesis Master" Trophy.

If you want to be able to get 100 Hits on the Pink Agaricus (in an effort to
get more meterials for the "Synthesis Master" Trophy, refer to the said trophy
for details), then take a look at this Youtube video.  It was made by
Sonicshadowsilver2.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EVAf3jG0xCk

Once you've gotten your final character for this section of the Journal, it'll
unlock itself.

18. Top Dog
Description: Collect all 101 Dalmatian entries in Jiminy's Journal
Trophy Color: Bronze
Guide: Dispite what the description says, you actually need to find 99
Dalmatians and return them to the Dalmatian house.  You 1st run into this
quest when you enter the said house.  All of the Dalmatians are found in
groups of 3, so if it says you have (let's say) 6 Dalmatians left to find in
(let's say) Deep Jungle, that means they're 2 chests you need to find in that
world.  It would be best if you wait until you have all the Trinity Commands
and any and all abilities you think you'll end up needing before going after
this trophy.  After you've reached certain milestones, you'll get a thank you
gift when you stop by the Dalmatian house and drop off the Dalmatians at the
said house (though, at this time I don't know exactly what those rewards are
as of yet).  Here's a link to all of the Puppies in various worlds below.  It
was made by the Kingdom Hearts Wiki.

http://kingdomhearts.wikia.com/wiki/List_of_Puppies

If you perfer visual assistance, here's a Youtube video below.  It was made by
Cyberman65.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yed4aGaBY0k

Note: Assumes that you're playing the PS3 Japan version of this game.

19. Best Friend
Description: Collect all Trinity List entries in Jiminy's Journal
Trophy Color: Bronze
Guide: After running into Donald and Goofy in Traverse Town and making your
way to Cid's Accessory Shop, you'll notice a Green Mark on the floor.  These
are known as Trinity Marks and they're all over the game's worlds.  Here's a
list of all of the Trinity Ablilities you need to obtain to order to even
attempt to find all of the Marks.

Trinity Jump (Blue): Learned after beating the Guard Armor Boss in Traverse
Town.

Trinity Charge (Red): Learned after sealing Deep Jungle's Keyhole.

Trinity Ladder (Green): Learned after sealing Agrabah's Keyhole.

Trinity Push (Yellow): Learned after beating the Hercules Cup as a group
(refer to "Hero of the Coliseum" for details).

Trinity Detect (White): Learned after beating Riku at Hollow Bastion.


In order to activate a Trinity Mark, Donald and Goofy have to be in Sora's
Active Party.  This isn't an issue for worlds like Traverse Town and
Wonderland, but in other worlds where you can switch one or the other out for
the world's main character like Jack Skellington in Halloween Town and Aladdin
in Agrabah, you don't want to do that if you want to activate a Trinity Mark
(though, it's not like you can't switch them back out, should the need arise).

Here's a Youtube video for the Trinity Mark Locations below.  It was made by
Cyberman65.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aO0SEh22o2U

Note: Assumes that you're playing the PS3 Japan version.

20. Mini-game Maniac
Description: Collect all Mini-game entries in Jiminy's Journal
Trophy Color: Bronze
Guide: You need to find and Complete all of the Mini-games to fill the entries
of that section of the Journal.  You'll play a good majoriy of them rather you
realize it or not.  Assuming that you've played all of the other mini-games
and beaten all of the cups at the Olympus Coliseum.  You'll have these 2 left
to go.

A. Jungle Slider

B. Vine Swinging

Both of these take place in the Deep Jungle world.  You may end up playing the
former your 1st time through, but go through it prior (or even after) sealing
the keyhole here, it'll have fruit their and you have to collect them and go
down various routes.

I'm going to quote the trophy guide on PS3trophies.org for how Vine Swinging
is triggered.  Vine Swinging can be triggered when you go up the first vines
in Hippo's Lagoon, there will be a flower bud on the ground which interacting
with will trigger the minigame and at this point unlock your trophy.

21. Synthesis Master
Description: Synthesize all items
Trophy Color: Bronze
Guide: There's a lot of info here, so expect a lot of reading.  Anyway,
they're a total of 33 items to Synthesize in all.  You get you're 1st chance
to do any Synthesizing when you enter the Moogle Shop (which is done by
obtaining Trinity Ladder (which is done by sealing the Keyhole in Agrabah)
Trinity ability).  Once you make it to the shop, you'll be able to create 6
out of the 33 items on the list (the 1st 6 to be specific).  Here's a list of
the 33 items you have to synthesis in order to unlock this (seperated by
groups of 6) below (as taken from noz3r0's walkthrough):


List 1: Unlocked upon visiting the Moogle Shop (unlocks the "First Synthesis"
trophy upon creation of the 1st item on this list).

A. Mega-Potion: Spirit Shard x1, Power Shard x1, Mythril Shard x4

B. Cottage: Lucid Shard x1, Bright Shard x1

C. Energy Bangle: Spirit Shard x2, Bright Shard x1

D. Power Chain: Power Shard x2, Lucid Shard x1

E. Magic Armlet: Blaze Shard x3, Frost Shard x3, Thunder Shard x3

F. EXP Earring: Fury Stone x1, Power Stone x1, Mythril Stone x1, Sernity Power
x1, Dark Matter x3


List 2: Unlocks after creating 3 of the 6 items listed in List 1 (unlocks the
"Synthesis Novice" trophy for unlocking this list).

G. Mega-Ether: Blaze Shard x1, Frost Shard x1, Thunder Shard x1, Mythril x2

H. Guard Earring: Bright Shard x3, Frost Shard x1, Mythril Shard x3

I. Angel Bangle: Thunder Shard x3, Bright Gem x1

J. Golem Chain: Blaze Shard x3, Spirit Gem x1

K. Rune Armlet: Blaze Shard x3, Frost Shard x3, Thunder Shard x3

L. Moogle Badge: Blazing Stone x1, Frost Stone x1, Lighting Stone x1, Mythril
x5, Orichalcum x3


List 3: Unlocks after creating 9 of the 12 items listed in Lists 1 & 2.

M. AP Up: Blaze Gem x2, Frost Gem x2, Thunder Gem x2, Mythril x4

N. Dark Ring: Lucid Gem x2, Bright Gem x2

O. Master Earring: Spirit Shard x5, Spirit Gem x3, Fury Stone x1

P. Gaia Bangle: Lucid Shard x5, Lucid Gem x3, Lightning Stone x1

Q. Titan Chain: Power Shard x5, Power Gum x3, Power Stone x1

R. Mythril: Mythril Shard x5, Mythril Stone x1, Mystery Goo x1


List 4: Unlocks after creating 15 of the 18 items listed in Lists 1, 2 & 3
(unlocks the Encounter Plus ablitiy and the "Synthesis Amateur" trophy for
unlocking this list).

S. Elixir: Power Crystal x1, Shiny Crystal x1, Bright Crystal x2, Orichalcum
x3

T. Defense Up: Lucid Shard x3, Bright Shard x3, Bright Gem x2, Power Crystal
x1, Orichalcum x5

U. Heartguard: Lucid Gem x3, Lucid Crystal x1, Bright Crystal x1

V. Three Stars: Power Gem x1, Mystery Goo x3, Shiny Crystal x1

W. Atlas Armlet: Blaze Shard x5, Frost Shard x5, Thunder Shard x5, Mystery Goo
x1, Dark Matter x3

X. Crystal Crown: Lucid Shard x5, Power Crystal x1, Shiny Crystal x1, Blazing
Stone x3, Frost Stone x3


List 5: Unlocks after creating 21 of the 24 items listed in Lists 1, 2, 3 & 4.

Y. Dark Matter: Lucid Shard x9, Gale x1, Mythril x2

Z. Megalixir: Lucid Shard x5, Lucid Crystal x3, Gale x2, Dark Matter x1

AA. Power Up: Spirit Shard x5, Spirit Gem x3, Power Shard x5, Power Gem x3,
Dark Matter x1

AB. Cosmic Arts: Bright Shard x5, Bright Gem x3, Bright Crystal x1, Mythril
Stone x3

AC. EXP Bracelet: Energy Stone x1, Dazzling Stone x1, Stormy Shard x1,
Orichalcum x8, Dark Matter x3

AD. Ribbon: Blaze Gem x5, Frost Gem x5, Thunder Gem x1, Gale x1, Serenity
Power x3


List 6: Unlocks after creating all the other 30 items listed in Lists 1, 2,
3, 4 & 5 (unlocks the "Synthesis Vet" trophy for unlocking this list).

AE. Fantasista: Fury Stone x3, Power Stone x3, Mythril Stone x3, Energy Stone
x5

AF. Seven Elements: Blazing Stone x3, Frost Stone x3, Lighting Stone x3,
Dazzling Stone x5

AG. Ultima Weapon: Thunder Gem x5, Mystery Goo x5, Serenity Power x3, Stormy
Stone x3, Dark Matter x3


All in all, the minimal amount materials need to make all 33 items are as
follows (and as taken from noz3r0 walkthrough):

Shards:
Blaze Shard x12
Bright Shard x13
Frost Shard x10
Lucid Shard x19
Mythril Shard x12
Power Shard x13
Spirit Shard x13
Thunder Shard x12

Gems:
Blaze Gem x10
Bright Gem x8
Frost Gem x10
Lucid Gem x10
Power Gem x7
Spirit Gem x7
Thunder Gem x15

Crystals:
Bright Crystal x4
Lucid Crystal x9
Power Crystal x3
Spirit Crystal x3

Stones:
Blazing Stone x7
Dazzling Stone x6
Energy Stone x6
Frost Stone x7
Fury Stone x5
Lightning Stone x5
Mythril Stone x8
Power Stone x5
Stormy Stone x4

Others:
Dark Matter x14
Gale x4
Mystery Goo x10
Mythril x13
Orichalcum x19
Serenity Power x7

Equiping Lucky Strike* with everyone can and will make collecting the
Materials much easier, but when it comes to Dark Matter and Mythril, it's
unlikly you'll get the ammount need to make certain items, but you can make
more of them, should the need arise.  However, to minimize the amount of
grinding for both of the mentioned Materials, here are the known locations of
Dark Matter and Mythril respectivly (as taken from PS3trophies.org's trophy
guide):

Dark Matter:
Wonderland - Tea Party Place
Agrabah - Main Street
Monstro - Stomach 6 (White Trinity)
Halloween Town - Graveyard 2
Neverland - Pirate Ship's Hold 4 (Yellow Trinity)
100 Acre Wood - Tigger's Playground
Hollow Bastion - Underground Waterway 1 and Great Hall
End of the World - Giant Crevasse

Dark Matter can also be won as a prize at the Olympus Coliseum and the Jungle
Slider mini-game (depend on the route you take with the latter).

Mythril:
Atlantica - Sunken Ship
Atlantica - Ursula's Lair (cast fire on the sea urchin)
Deep Jungle - Treehouse
Agrabah - Main Street
Neverland - Clock Tower (in one of the doors)

Mythril can also be obtained by lighting the firewood outside of Pooh's house
in 100 Acre Woods.

*Sora will unlock this at either level 24, 48 or 90 (depend on what you've
picked for him in the beginning).  I'm not sure about Donald and Goofy.  I
want to say level 55 with Donald and level 27 with Goofy, as that was the case
in the Original, but I'm not if that also applies to Final Mix version as
well.

This will unlock itself when you've created your 33rd and final item (be it
Fantasista, Seven Elements or Ultima Weapon).

22. First Synthesis
Description: Synthesize an item for the first time
Trophy Color: Bronze
Guide: Refer to "Synthesis Master" for more details.  This will unlock itself
when you've created your 1st item (be it Mega-Potion, Cottage, Energy Bangle,
Power Chain, Magic Armlet or EXP Earring).

23. Synthesis Novice
Description: Synthesize 3 types of items
Trophy Color: Bronze
Guide: Refer to "Synthesis Master" for more details.  This will unlock itself
when you've created 3 of the 6 items listed in "First Synthesis", unlocking
your 2nd list.

24. Synthesis Amateur
Description: Synthesize 15 types of items
Trophy Color: Bronze
Guide: Refer to "Synthesis Master" for more details.  This will unlock itself
when you've unlocked your 4th list.

25. Synthesis Vet
Description: Synthesize 30 types of items
Trophy Color: Bronze
Guide: Refer to "Synthesis Master" for more details.  This will unlock itself
when you've unlocked your 6th and final list.

26. Gummi Ship Collector
Description: Obtain all gummi ship blueprints
Trophy Color: Bronze
Guide: For this one, you need to find all of the Gummi Ship Blueprints this
game has to offer.  A lot of the Blueprints are found in the middle of various
routes and some of them can be obtained by talking to Gepetto at his house in
Traverse Town after passing certain milestones (such as (but is not limited
to) defeating a certain amount of Heartless).  You need to Escape Monstro in
order for Gepetto to be in Traverse Town though.  The only ones you really
need to worry about are the Final Mix exclusive Blueprints, which requires you
to beat Mission 3 in all of the routes (which also unlocks the "Test Pilot",
"Veteran Pilot" and "Ace Pilot" (and maybe even "Top Gun" if you haven't
already unlocked it).  Here's a link to the list of all of the Blueprints you
have to unlock below.  It was made by the Kingdom Hearts wiki.

kingdomhearts.wikia.com/wiki/List_of_Gummi_Ship_Blueprints_(Kingdom_Hearts)


If you want some in-depth info on completing all of the Gummi Missions, refer
to this link below.  It was made by Primum Mobile.

http://www.gamefaqs.com/ps2/516587-kingdom-hearts/faqs/30943
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Note: Assumes that you're playing the PS2 version.

27. Customizer
Description: Modify a gummi ship and update the data
Trophy Color: Bronze
Guide: This one wants you to (like the description suggests) modify a Gummi
Ship at least once.  You may unlock this naturally as you go through the game
(especially if you're going for "Gummi Ship Collector"), if you decide the
Gummi Ship needs a little (or a lot) of modification.

28. Top Gun
Description: Clear all gummi ship routes
Trophy Color: Bronze
Guide: This one wants you to clear all of the game's routes or courses on your
way to various worlds.  If you visit every world at least once, you'll unlock
this after beating the course that leads to the "End of the World" world.

29. Test Pilot
Description: Clear gummi ship mission 1
Trophy Color: Bronze
Guide: Refer to "Gummi Ship Collector" for more details.

30. Veteran Pilot
Description: Clear gummi ship mission 2
Trophy Color: Bronze
Guide: Refer to "Gummi Ship Collector" for more details.

31. Ace Pilot
Description: Clear gummi ship mission 3
Trophy Color: Bronze
Guide: Refer to "Gummi Ship Collector" for more details.

32. Blade Master
Description: Obtain all Keyblades
Trophy Color: Bronze
Guide: For this Trophy, you need to find and collect all 18 of Sora's
Keyblades.  You'll get a good majority of them as part of the game's story,
but there are a few you have to go out of your way for.  Out of the few you
need to go out of your way for, the only one you really have to work on is the
Ultima Weapon.  Here's a list of all of the Keyblades Sora can equip in the
game and how they can be obtained below (as taken from the Trophy Guide at
PS3trophies.org with minor add-ons and edits):

A. Kingdom Key (Sora's Starting Keyblade, other than the Dream Weapon and
Wooden Sword)

Note: If going for "Unchanging Armor", you can't have Sora use any other
Keyblade in the game.

B. Lady Luck (Find a White Trinity Mark in Lotus Forest)

C. Olympia (Beat the Phil, Pegasus and Hercules Cups and it'll appear in chest
in the lobby)

D. Jungle King (Seal the Keyhole in Deep Jungle)

E. Three Wishes (Seal the Keyhole in Agrabah)

F. Pumpkinhead (Seal the Keyhole in Halloween Town)

G. Wishing Star (Found in a chest in Gepetto's House in Traverse Town)

H. Crabclaw (Seal the Keyhole in Atlantica)

I. Fairy Harp (Seal the Keyhole in Neverland)

J. Divine Rose (Speak to Belle in the Library after sealing the Keyhole in
Hollow Bastion)*

K. Spellbinder (Speak to Merlin after obtaining all of the first level magic
spells)

L. Metal Chocobo (You need to defeat Cloud in the Hercules Cup)

M. Lionheart (You need to defeat Leon and Cloud in the Hades Cup)

N. Diamond Dust (Beat the Ice Titan in the Gold Match)

O. One-Winged Angel (Beat Sephiroth in the Platinum Match)

P. Oathkeeper (Speak with Kairi (another one of Sora's friends he's trying to
rescue) in Traverse Town after fighting Riku at Hollow Bastion)

Note: Upon getting this Keyblade for the 1st time, you'll unlock the
"Oathkeeper" trophy.

Q. Oblivion (Found in a chest in the Grand Hall of Hollow Bastion after you
defeat Riku)

R. Ultima Weapon (After creating 30 unique items in lists 1-5, you can
Synthesize this weapon)

*PSN's rdlelancy confirms that this keyblade can be obtianed prior to sealing
this world's keyblade.  Just talk to Belle after the scene where the Beast and
Belle reunite and talk to Belle.


For the Ultima Weapon, I've already mentioned what Materials you need for this
weapon in "Synthesis Master", but here it is again below:

5x Thunder Gems
5x Mystery Goos
3x Serenity Powers
3x Stormy Stones
3x Dark Matters

33. Master Magician
Description: Obtain all Staffs
Trophy Color: Bronze
Guide: For this Trophy, you need to find and collect all 15 of Donald's
Staffs.  You can buy a good majority of them with Munny, but there are a few
that you actually have to find.  Out of the few you have to find, the Dream
Rod and Fantasista are the ones you have to really work for.  Here's a list of
all of the Staffs Donald can equip in the game and how they can be obtained
below (as taken from the Trophy Guide at PS3trophies.org with minor add-ons
and edits):

A. Mage's Staff (Donald's Starting Staff)

Note: If going for "Unchanging Armor", you can't have Donald use any other
Staff in the game.

B. Morning Star (150 munny)

C. Magus Staff (1000 munny)

D. Warhammer (250 munny)

E. Shooting Star (750 munny)

F. Wisdom Staff (4000 munny)

G. Wizards Relic (Dropped by the Wizard Heartless)

H. Lord Fortune (Speak with the Fairy Godmother after obtaining all of the
game's summons)

I. Silver Mallet (1000 munny)

J. Dream Rod (Speak to Merlin after acquiring all of the third level spells)

K. Grand Mallet (4000 munny)

L. Violetta (Find a White Trinity Mark in Olympus Coliseum)

M. Save the Queen (Complete Hades Cup while going Solo)

N. Fantasista (After creating 30 unique items in lists 1-5, you can Synthesize
this weapon)

O. Meteor Strike (It'll be in a chest in Giant Crevasse at the End of the
World)


For the Dream Rod, you need to find all of the level 3 spells this game has to
offer.  Out of all the level 3 spells, you have to go out of you're way for
the following spells:

A. Curaga
B. Stopaga
C. Aeroga

The 1st can be obtained by speaking with Aerith at Hollow Bastion Libary after
sealing Hollow Bastion's Keyhole.  The 2nd is obtained after beating the Pooh
Swing mini-game and defeating the Phantom.  The last one is obtained by
finding a Yellow Trinity mark in Neverland and finding all 99 Dalmatians.


For the Fantasista rod/staff, I've already mentioned what Materials you need
for this weapon in "Synthesis Master", but here it is again below:

3x Spirit Stone
3x Power Stone
3x Mythril Stone
5x Energy Stone

34. Master Defender
Description: Obtain all Shields
Trophy Color: Bronze
Guide: For this Trophy, you need to find and collect all 15 of Goofy's
Shields.  Like Donald, you can buy a good majority of them with Munny, but
there are a few that you actually have to find.  Out of the few you have to
find, the Dream Shield and Seven Elements are the ones you have to really work
for.  Here's a list of all of the Shields Goofy can equip in the game and how
they can be obtained below (as taken from the Trophy Guide at PS3trophies.org
with minor add-ons and edits):

A. Knight's Shield (Goofy's Starting Shield)

Note: If going for "Unchanging Armor", you can't have Goofy use any other
Shield in the game.

B. Stout Shield (250 munny)

C. Genji Shield (Defeat Yuffie in the Hades Cup)

D. Mythirl Shield (750 munny)

E. Golem Shield (1000 munny)

F. Defender (Dropped by the Defender Heartless)

G. Onyx Shield (2800 munny)

H. Smasher (250 munny)

I. Gigas Fist (1000 munny)

J. Adamant Shield (4000 munny)

K. Herc's Shield (Defeat Hercules in the Hercules Cup)

L. Dream Shield (Speak to Merlin after acquiring all of the spell arts)

M. Save the King (Win the Hades Cup Time Trial)

N. Mighty Shield (Found in a chest in World Terminus at the End of the World)

O. Seven Elements (After creating 30 unique items in lists 1-5, you can
Synthesize this weapon)


For the Dream Shield, you need to find all of the spell arts this game has.
In order to do this, you need to find White Mushrooms (one of the harmless
Heartless) and cast the spell they want you to cast on them 3 times in a row.
They tell you which spell to cast on them by using various poses.  Here's a
list of all of the poses they do and what spell the the Mushrooms they want
you to cast on them (and what they normally do) below:

A. Shivers like it's cold - Fire (Does Fire damage to the Heartless like the
spell name suggests)

B. Fans itself because it feels hot - Blizzard (Does Ice damage to the
Heartless)

C. Light appears overhead for some reason - Thunder (Basicly does Lighting
damage to the Heartless)

D. Falls on the ground like it's hurt - Cure (Heals the target's HP)

E. Spins around in circles - Aero (Reduces the amount of damage done by the
Heartless)

F. Doesn't move a muscle - Stop (Makes the target unable to move)

G. Floating in the Air - Gravity (Takes away a % of the target's health)

Once you obtain of the Spell Arts, talk to Merlin to get the Shield.  If
you're not sure where the White Mushrooms are, here's a list of all of the
known locations for these Heartless.

A. Deep Jungle: Camp (I've seen Youtube videos of them showing up in the 
Treehouse as well)

B. Halloween Town: Graveyard

C. End of the World: Linked Worlds

D. Atlantica: Sunken Ship

E. Agrabah: Treasure Room

F. Wonderland: Lotus Forest


For the Seven Elements shield, I've already mentioned what Materials you need
for this weapon in "Synthesis Master", but here it is again below:

3x Blazing Stone
3x Frost Stone
3x Lightning Stone
5x Shiny Stone

35. Final Mix Master
Description: Clear Final Mix
Trophy Color: Silver
Guide: Story-Related, but you need to put the game on Final Mix in order to
unlock this.  This difficulty setting was designed for those who new to the
Kingdom Hearts series.  If you've played the original PS2 version of the game,
you'll know how the game doesn't like to mess around, even on Normal (I should
know, I pretty much raged quit at the Guard Armor boss).  However, Square
decided to rebalance this difficulty to the point where it's a bit more
forgiving then the non-Final Mix PS2 counterpart.  Compaired to Beginner, this
is what you'll be looking forward to:

A. Gummi Ship takes 2x damage
B. Your damage output is decreased by 1/3

If you want to get some extra scenes after beating the game on this difficulty
setting (Another Side, Another Story and Deep Dive) you'll have to fullfil the
conditions below:

A. Complete all of the game's worlds
B. Find and return all 99 Dalmatians
C. Fill all of the Entries of Jiminy's Journal*

*The marked condition applies to the Deep Dive extra scene.  The ones without
the mark apply to Another Side, Another Story.

What you choose and get rid of and how fast you should level is up to you on
this one, though, if your not sure of which weapon you should pick, you can't
go too wrong with choosing the Shield as your weapon.

36. Proud Player
Description: Clear Final Mix on Proud
Trophy Color: Gold
Guide: The actual description to this has an extra "s" in the end of Proud,
but I think that's the goof on the Translater's part.  Anyway, a lot of info
going on here, so expect a lot of reading.  This ones story-Related, but you
need to put the game on Final Mix: Proud in order to unlock this.  This
difficulty setting was designed for those who are experts in the game.  Pretty
much like the Original PS2 version's Expert, except it's suppose to be much
Harder (from what I've read).  Compaired to Beginner and in addtion to what
Normal's already doing, this is what you'll also be looking forward to:

A. Gummi Ship attacks will deal half the damage it would normally do.

If you want to get some extra scenes after beating the game on this difficulty
setting (Another Side, Another Story and Deep Dive) you'll have to fullfil the
conditions below:

A. Beat the game (pretty much)
B. Complete all of the game's worlds*
C. Complete the Hades Cup*

*The marked conditions applies to the Deep Dive extra scene.  The one without
the mark apply to Another Side, Another Story.

As far as what to weapon to have and give up: I would take in the Shield and
give up the Rod/Staff.  The reason for taking the Shield is that it'll give a
boost in your Defence and unlock the following Abilities at levels earilier
than you would have if you've picked either the Sword or the Rod/Staff:

Ability Name (level you acquire it with Shield/Sword/Rod)

Leaf Bracer (27/69/39)
Second Chance (36/48/90)

Leaf Bracer will make sure that you don't get interrupted while you're trying
to heal yourself and Second Chance will allow you to stay alive with 1 HP
left.  Combining these two with the Cure can and will save you (and possibly
your sanity) on quite a few occasions.  Giving up the Rod will weaken your
Magic long term, but your main spells will be Cure and Aero, so it won't
matter that much.  Plus it's not like you can't recharge your MP with a good
chain of attacks.  Ditching the Rod/Staff will also weaken Donald's Magic as
well, but he'll get KO'ed constantly, so it won't matter that much either.

The Guard ability (which is unlocked at level 15 with the Shield, 24 with the
Sword and 33 with the Rod/Staff) from what I read will also help you out as
it gives you a wider window to deflect attacks and put your foes (such as
bosses) in a longer stun then you are from the Guard (although, teching most
attacks will also work, the stun is apparently not as long as it would be from
Guard).  The Dodge Roll ability (which is unlocked when you join up with
Donald and Goofy) from what I've read is not only good for traveling from one
place to another really quickly, but when timed right, it'll let you get out
of the way of a lot of attacks that you otherwise wouldn't be able to avoid.

As far as how fast you should level up: I would highly suggest that you go
with the Dawn, so you can get your hands on these ablilites sooner or Midday
if you want to get the HD Remix exclusive ability "Combo Master" a bit sooner
(though, you might not even reach level 55 (the level this ability's unlocked)
on your Proud playthrough at all).  What "Combo Master" does is that it'll
basicly allow you to finish your combo even if you somehow miss one of your
swings.  With Sora's apparent short range, it sounds like it would be useful.

I would suggest that you get used to Solo Fighting, because you'll most likely
be doing a lot of.  What I mean by this is that...  Remember when I said that
Donald will be dying a lot?  Well...  This also applies to Goofy and various
allies as well.  After a certain amount of time has past however (80 seconds
with Donald, 60 with Goofy and varies with other allies) they'll come back
with some of health restored (unless they have Second Wind equiped, in which
case they come back with full health).  However, just keep all of the Potions
and Cures for yourself, as you'll need them more than Donald & Goofy ever will
(at least for a good while).

I would also suggest that you get the Tinkerbell Summon ASAP.  When you
summon her, she'll restore you and your party member's health every so offen.
Since your allies will be droping like a flies, she'll be healing you more
offen then not.  Combine this with Leaf Bracer (which prevents foes from
interupting your Cure spell), Second Chance (which keeps your HP at 1) and the
Cure spell, you'll be pretty much impossible to kill (provided you're not too
reckless).  You could also use the Leaf Bracer+Second Chance+Cure+Tinkerbell
combo for when your doing your No Death and/or Kingdom Key only run if you
have to.  Their is a catch with this summon however:  If you get hit before
you get a chance to heal yourself and you were at 1 HP at the time (assuming
that you have Second Chance equiped of course), then she'll completely restore
your health and leave you for the rest of the battle.  I would suggest that
you use this summon during the Major Boss battles though.  You get this summon
after completing Neverland by the way.

The bosses that you have to beat at the end of the game are Ansem 1, Darkside,
Ansem 2 and World of Chaos.

Note: On Proud, their's ability that unlocks itself when you start the game
(pretty much) and it's the "EXP Zero".  This ability pretty much prevents you
from getting any EXP at all.  I'm not sure why Square thought it would be a
good idea to include this ability in this game, because you want to make sure
that gain EXP throughout your Proud playthrough, not pretty much avoid them.
Althrough, I did see a series of Youtube videos demostrating how bosses can be
beaten at level 1.  Anyway, it also down grades the amount of damage do to you
and lowers the amount of health they have to your level in order to pretty
much compensate for the fact that you can't level up past level 1.  I guess
that's fair since normally you would get your rear end handed to you in one
hit at level 1 otherwise.  However, the latter is only true for bosses and not
for the other 99% of the game's foes (pretty much), so going for a level 1
game on Proud (which for some stupid reason is the only difficulty this
ability's on) is pretty much a suicide run on your sanity.

37. Speedster
Description: Defeat the World of Chaos in the End of the World within 15 hours
Trophy Color: Gold
Guide: This trophy basicly wants you to beat the game in under 15 hours (like
the description suggests).  It can be done on any difficulty setting, but I
suggest Beginner, so you have an easier time this (though, if your skilled
enough, it can be done on Normal and/or Proud).  I have read that it can be
beaten in 10-14 hours (if one were to run through the game's storyline) and
I've seen it done in under 3 hours on Beginner, so it's not as hard as it
sounds.  Some things to keep in mind though:

A. Your better off just running away from Heartless battles then you are just
fighting them (unless you find yourself in a situation where you can't move on
with the story otherwise, in which case, feel free to fight back).  Try not to
worry about your levels being low, as the forced fights on higher worlds will
make up for it.  This mostly applies to Beginner, but you could (in theory)
apply this to Normal and Proud as well.

B. As stated before, you can skip either Atlantica or Halloween Town to
advance the story.  It has been suggested on the Trophy guide on
PS3trophies.org that you skip Atlantica though (if you choose to skip one of
the worlds anyway), but it's up to you if you want to skip Halloween Town
instead or even do both worlds.

C. The in-game timer is moving all the time even if you hit the Start button
or even the xmb button (the PS3's version of the Xbox's Guide button), so if
you need to take care of something in your life, save your game (at the
closest save point) and pick up where you left off when you find time to play
again.

D. In continuation with C, cutscenes don't add on to your timer, so in theory,
you could leave the game paused in a cutscene if you need to take care of
something real quick (like go to the bathroom).  However, if you want to get
the game over with ASAP, hit start and select "Skip Scene".

E. If by a stroke of bad luck you hit over 15 hours and you're not at the
final bosses yet (or in theory during the bosses), there's still hope in you
getting this.  Don't read the "Glitch Note" if you rather get it legit,
because it involves a use of a glitch.

As stated before, it'll unlock itself if you've beaten the game in under 15
hours.  For those who are interested and as a point of reference, I was
playing this game on my Brother-in-law's PS3 at the time and I was about 15
minutes over the 14 hour mark when I got to (but not past) the point of no
return and I was having a hard time in a lot of spots, so it's completely
do-able even if you don't know what your doing that well.  Of course, this was
based on my experence on the Beginner setting, but still.

Glitch Note: This trophy is glitched, but in a good way.  When the timer hits
99 hours, 59 minutes and 59 seconds (which if I did my math right is 4 days,
3 hours, 59 minutes and 59 seconds), the timer will turn reset to 0:00:00 and
change the color from blue to green.  This apparently was suppose to let you
know you've reached over 100 hours of play time.  When you beat the boss with
the timer saying (for example) 0:20:00 however, the game doesn't check to see
if you had at least 100 hours in and believes that you've beaten the game in
that time and rewards you the trophy.  In short, if you already past the 15
hour time limit and you wait long enough (doing a 100% run helps out with
this) and take on the final bosses when the timer resets itself, just hurry up
and beat the bosses before the 15 hour time limit runs out again.

38. He Who Doesn’t Exist
Description: Defeat the Mysterious Man in Hollow Bastion
Trophy Color: Bronze
Guide: Unless mentioned otherwise, you have to seal the keyhole in Hollow
Bastion in order to access any of these bosses.  For this one, make sure you
have some kind of Cure and Aero spell and even Graviga for this boss.  While
this optional boss (known as Unknown) is not affected by Graviga in the way
the spell's suppose to work, it will bring him to his knees, allowing you to
attack him freely for a bit.  At the start, summon Tinkerbell and cast Aeroga
on yourself (assuming that you have the higher level versions of the spells
mentioned before of course.  If not, use whatever version of Aero you got).
When and if you get close to him, he'll cast Mirror Wall to protect himself
and attack you through it when you're stunned.  That's all the real advice I
can give you other than telling you to refer to the walkthrough I gave you in
the details portion of this guide.  Of course, if you're at a really high
level, then feel free to attack him with reckless abandonment (unless your on
a difficulty setting other than Beginner, then forget I said that). If you
feel like you need visual assistance, here's a link to a Youtube video below.
It was made by EmiruHD.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1uDTsoSDSRY

39. The Cloaked Shadow
Description: Defeat the Phantom at the Clock Tower
Trophy Color: Bronze
Guide: Phantom appears at the Clock Tower (like the Description suggests) in
Neverland.  Make sure that you have the following on you and your allies
before you take on this boss:

A. Peter Pan's in your party (the boss fight will not trigger otherwise).

B. All the MP healing items you can carry (Ethers, Elixirs, etc.)

C. A variation of the Fire, Blizzard and Thunder spells in your Magic
Shortcuts menu.  You could also have a variation of the Stop spell in your
Magic Shortcut menu if you rather do that instead.

When that's done, talk to Tinkerbell (the NPC version, not the Summon version)
and you'll be teleported to the Clock Tower.  Upon starting the fight, head
straight for the clock and lock on to the hands of the clock (don't be picky
on which one it is; they're all connected) and cast Stop on it.  After you do
that, the clock will countdown the death of one of your party members (one by
one, leading up to you) and once they're down, they can't be brought back (you
can revive them in this fight).  For this reason, it won't be a bad idea to
cast stop on the clocks every now and then.

As for how to beat the boss itself, it can only be hit by any of the spells
mentioned before and melee attacks (depending on what the color of the orb
below him looks like):

Red - Fire
Blue - Blizzard
Yellow - Thunder
White - Melee Attack

3 hits with any of the 4 above and his orb will break and he'll counterattack
by either trying to claw you or casting an energy ball.  If it's the latter,
hide on the other side of the clock tower and either cast Stop or use a MP
restoring item (if your MP is running low with the latter).  Keep at this for
a good while and you'll beat this boss eventually.  If you're having trouble
with this boss however, here's a Youtube video below.  This one's made by
EmiruHD, like the last one.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wI0l7YoQIPM

40. The Sandy Blade
Description: Defeat Kurt Zisa in Agrabah
Trophy Color: Bronze
Guide: For this one, I'm not sure what spells you should take.  I guess just
bring a variation of Cure and Aero for this boss.  To trigger this boss fight,
head into Aladdin's House and talk to the Magic Carpet (who (or should I say
what) seems to be panicking for some reason).  When you do, it'll take you to
this boss.  At the start, summon Tinkerbell as depending on this boss' state
when you fight him, she'll be your only source of healing.  This boss has 2
states he could be in:

A. Anti-Magic: This pretty much limits you to Physical Attacks

B. Anti-Physical: Only Magic spells hurt him, but if you need more MP and you
don't have the items to do so, you can physical attack him for some MP balls.

When you do enough damage in each state, he'll be stunned and you'll be able
to attack him with both Physical Attacks and Magic Spells.  Do this enough
times and this boss will go down for good.

If you're having trouble with this boss, feel free to look at this Youtube
video below.  It was made by EmiruHD once again.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VpLQYRbjvCE

41. Novice Hero
Description: Win the Phil Cup
Trophy Color: Bronze
Guide: For this one, you just need to beat the Phil Cup Coliseum Tournament
(like the description suggests).  Unless mentioned otherwise, each tournament
will consitst of 9 rounds (or Seeds as this game calls them) you have to win.
This cup is unlocked after sealing the Keyhole in Traverse Town.  The Rounds
you have to face in this cup are (and as taken from noz3r0's walkthrough):

9 - Jungle Vice

8 - Monkey & Magic

7 - Big Feet

6 - Magic Alert

5 - Nightwalkers

4 - Hard Hitters

3 - Indomitable

2 - Wild Corps

1 - Shadow Battalion

Depending on the Entry Method used when you've entered the cup, you'll get one
of the following as your prize for beating it for the 1st time using the said
method:

Altogether (Sora, Donald and Goofy enter): Gravity Spell

Solo (Sora's the only one entering the cup): Combo Plus Ability

On a time limit (Same as Altogether, but with a time limit): Tech Boost
Ability

42. Artisan Hero
Description: Win the Pegasus Cup
Trophy Color: Bronze
Guide: For this one, you just need to beat the Pegasus Cup Coliseum Tournament
(like the description suggests).  This cup is unlocked after escaping Monstro.
The Rounds you have to face in this cup are (and as taken from noz3r0's
walkthrough):

9 - Ghost Bandits

8 - Marauders

7 - Sluggers

6 - Pots & Bolts

5 - The Big Combo

4 - Toadstool

3 - Pots & Barrels

2 - Giant Impact

1 - Leon & Yuffie

The bosses of this cup are not that hard, especially on Beginner.  Just focus
on one then take out the other.  Leon has 600 HP while Yuffie has 300.

Depending on the Entry Method used when you've entered the cup, you'll get one
of the following as your prize for beating it for the 1st time using the said
method:

Altogether: Stike Raid Ability

Solo: Orichalcum Material

On a time limit: Dark Matter Material

43. Hero of the Coliseum
Description: Win the Hercules Cup
Trophy Color: Bronze
Guide: For this one, you just need to beat the Hercules Cup Coliseum
Tournament (like the description suggests).  This cup is unlocked after
sealing the Keyhole in Neverland.  The Rounds you have to face in this cup are
(and as taken from noz3r0's walkthrough):

9 - Dusk Vanguard

8 - Minions of Horror

7 - Buccaneers

6 - Stray Phantom

5 - Mad Truffle

4 - Cloud

3 - Dark Squaron

2 - Flying Pirates

1 - Hercules

The mid-boss of this cup Cloud is not that hard, especially on Beginner.  Just
beat the living daylights out of him and he's done.

The main boss of this cup Hercules is not that hard, but he'll have a orange
aura around him, letting you know he'll be invicible.  For that reason, I
suggest dodging his attacks for a bit.  Every now and then, he'll stop and be
a show off and that'll be your chance to throw a barrel at him (they're
barrels littered on this floor) to disable his invincibility and allow you to
go all out on him.  Once Hercules gets his invincibility back though, stick to
dodging his attacks and repeat the process until you take out the last of his
life.  The mid-boss Cloud has (I believe) 300 HP while the main cup boss
Hercules has 450.

Depending on the Entry Method used when you've entered the cup, you'll get one
of the following as your prize for beating it for the 1st time using the said
method:

Altogether: Herc's Shield and Yellow Trinity Ability (the latter needed to
seal the keyhole mentioned in "Junior Hero")

Solo: Critical Plus Ability

On a time limit: Gravity Break Ability

You also get the Metal Chocobo Keyblade for beating Cloud in this cup and the
Olympia Keyblade for beating this cup (if you've beaten the Phil and Pegasus
Cups prior to this one).

44. Coliseum Champion
Description: Win the Hades Cup
Trophy Color: Bronze
Guide: For this one, you just need to beat the Hades Cup Coliseum Tournament
(like the description suggests).  This cup is unlocked after sealing the
Keyhole in Holow Bation and having at least open all of the other 3 cups.
Instead of having 9 rounds like it was in the other 3 cups, you have to deal
with 49 rounds in this cup, so this is a longer tournament then normal.
However, if you quit or lose the cup at any point and you've past certain
checkpoints through out the cup, you'll be able to restart from the latest
checkpoint in the cup (in intervals of 10).  That said, the Rounds you have to
face in this cup are (and as taken from noz3r0's walkthrough):

49 - Shadow Brothers (You start here by default)

48 - Wild Dance

47 - Terrible Feet

46 - Dirty Claws

45 - Mad Truffle

44 - Yuffie

43 - Outlaws

42 - Dark Garrison

41 - Bad Union

40 - Behemoth


39 - Red Legion (You can start here when you make it to this point)

38 - Blue Legion

37 - Sorcerous Armor

36 - Mad Fungus

35 - Spiders & Magic

34 - Optical Trick

33 - Magic Force

32 - Shadow Summoners

31 - Mystic Mages

30 - Cerberus


29 - Sky Raiders (You can start here when you make it to this point)

28 - Spookies

27 - Terrible Fists

26 - Shadow Storm

25 - Avengers

24 - Dark Knights

23 - Black Flap

22 - Night Soarers

21 - Air Corsairs

20 - Cloud & Leon


19 - The Large Trio (You can start here when you make it to this point)

18 - Blaze Bandits

17 - False Angels

16 - Dark Storm

15 - Air Brigade

14 - Violent Bunch

13 - Heavy Warriors

12 - Interceptors

11 - Elder Force

10 - Hades


9 - Night Rave (You can start here when you make it to this point)

8 - The Requiem

7 - Invisible Fear

6 - Mad Mushroom

5 - Black Storm

4 - Twin Mirage

3 - Shadow Troopers

2 - Final Battalion

1 - Rock Titan

I'm not sure how to explain these bosses so I'll give you a couple of Youtube
walkthroughs for this cup and call it done.   The videos are made by
MegamanNG.

Part 1: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q0bImvVZHr0
Part 2: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M5yURawGn4I

Part 2 has the bosses in question, but I'll add Part 1 in the mix, just in
case your having trouble with the Cup in general.  In Part 2, Watch from
18:09 - 23:07 for Hades and 34:16 - 37:24 for Rock Titan.


Depending on the Entry Method used when you've entered the cup, you'll get one
of the following as your prize for beating it for the 1st time using the said
method:

Altogether: Trinity Limit

Solo: Save the Queen Staff/Rod

On a time limit: Save the King Shield

You also get the Genji Shield for beating Yuffie at rank 44, the Blizzard
spell upgrade for beating Begemoth at rank 40, the Thunder spell upgrade for
beating Cerberus at rank 30, the Lionheart Keyblade for beating Cloud and Leon
at Rank 20 and the Gravity spell upgrade and Ansem's Report 8 for beating
Hades at rank 10.

45. The Frosty Giant
Description: Defeat the Ice Titan in the Gold Match at Olympus Coliseum
Trophy Color: Bronze
Guide: After beating the Hades Cup (see above), this match against the Ice
Titan will open up to you.  Having the Guard ability equiped is highly
advisable.  Unlike the Rock Titan, the Ice Titan can't be physically attacked
without stuning it 1st (the Rock Titan can be physically attacked without
stunning it).  Althrough this isn't the only attack Ice Titan has, it does
unleashed the icicles to fly at you that you can reflect using guard.  Not
much advice I can give other than that.  Here's a Youtube video below if you
need further assitance.  It was made by EmiruHD.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z3SjTfuiLp8

You get the Diamond Dust Keyblade for beating this boss.

46. One-Winged Angel
Description: Defeat Sephiroth in the Platinum Match at Olympus Coliseum
Trophy Color: Bronze
Guide: After beating the Hades Cup, this match against Sephiroth will open up
to you.  Equip all of the Elixirs and Megalixirs you happen to get your hands
on in the item slots will allow you, because you'll need them.  Also, make
sure you are at least at level 65, have the best variation of Cure and Aero
and either the Ultima Weapon or Divine Rose keyblade (perferably the former)
before attempting this.  This optional boss is suppose to be the Hardest boss
in the game, so if you can beat him, not even the final boss will seem that
hard by comparison.

When you hit him, you may notice that his health bar doesn't seem like it's
going down at all.  This is because Square decided it would be funny to set
this boss' HP was so high, it's beyond what the game is capable of as far as
this stat goes.  Don't let it bother you though, you are doing damage to him.
Anyway, Saphiroth swings his sword really fast and it covers a lot of ground,
so if you want to be able to hit him, you have to do so from the air.  You can
also hit him by catching him as he jumps around the area.  When he jumps or
teleports all over the place, watch out, as he's doing his Super Nova attack.
Since this attack pretty much covers the entire area, you'll get hit every
time unless you can time your Dodge Roll or Strike Raid just right.

But their is one attack that's really deadly and that the "Heartless Angel".
What this does is that he'll cast the Heartless Angel spell (you'll know if
he's going to try to use this move when he says "Descend, Heartless Angel")
and if he's able to hit you with it (and he will if you don't interupt it)
he'll leave you with 1 HP and 0 MP and follow it up with a teleport slash
which will pretty much kill you (and no, Second Chance can't save you from
this attack since you're already at 1 HP when he sucessfully casts Heartless
Angel).  You can stop Saphiroth from sucessfully doing this attack if you can
get a hit in quickly enough (by using Superglide and/or Strike Raid).  If
you're too far away for that to work though, hope you can time the use of the
Elixir right (which is after your HP and MP get depleted) to pretty much
cancel out the effect of the spell itself.

With enough pertinence and perseverance, you'll be able to beat him
eventually.  Here's a Youtube video below if you need further assitance.  It
was made by EmiruHD.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HATMmZlJeuQ

You get the One-Winged Angel Keyblade and Ansem's Report 12 for beating this
boss.

47. Supreme Soloist
Description: Complete any solo challenge
Trophy Color: Bronze
Guide: For this one, you have to beat any 1 of the 4 cups (be it the Phil,
Pegasus, Hercules or Hades cups) with the entry method being Solo.  You must
have beaten the cup you wish to take on via the Altogether entry method before
the option to do it solo will open up to you.  Like I said before, any 1 of
the 4 cups will do the trick, but if you want to eventually get the "Master
Magician" trophy, then you need to complete the Hades cup solo, so you can
unlock the Save the Queen Staff/Rod for Donald.

48. Time Attacker
Description: Complete any time trial challenge
Trophy Color: Bronze
Guide: Refer to "Supreme Soloist" for details, but you have to tell Phil that
you wish to enter the cup of your choice on a Time Limit.  Like "Supreme
Soloist" any 1 of the 4 cups will do the trick, but if you want to eventually
get the "Master Defender" trophy, then you need to complete the Hades cup on a
time limit, so you can unlock the Save the King Shield for Goofy.

49. Level Master
Description: Get Sora to Level 100
Trophy Color: Silver
Guide: For this one, you'll need to max out Sora's level to level 100.  I've
stated in "Novice Player" that it'll be faster in the long run to level up at
Dusk and if your going to do a 100% run, this is something you're going to
want to do (especially if you haven't unlocked this prior to starting a 100%
run).  At the end of the day though, you should be close to hitting (if not
be at) level 100 after beating all of the tournaments, killing all the
optional bosses and killing all of the heartless quite a few times for getting
the materials needed to systhesising all 33 systesis-able items.

If you didn't hit level 100 after everything you've done (beyond beating the
final bosses), you'll want to equip all of the EXP items you happen to have on
you and all of the Tech Plus abilities you've unlocked at the point you're in
and start finding places to grind to level 100.  I know of 4 spots to grind
EXP at:

A. The Ice Titan boss (found that one over at PS3trophies.org, but no Youtube
videos that I can find)

B. Doing the final 9 "Seeds" of the Hades cup over and over again
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fv8JQfIslt0
Video made by HdHereidme

C. Doing what I would call "The Traverse Town Hotel Loop"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KFjkVY7I5Js
Video made by John David Glasscock Jr.

D. Juggling the Rare Tuffles
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tbfi98yBdPY
Video made by Elekktrikkz

50. Treasure Hunter
Description: Open 100 treasure chests
Trophy Color: Bronze
Guide: You'll most likely get this as you are playing the game (especially if
you're doing a 100% run) and they're more than 100 chests in the game anyway,
so don't worry about not getting this.

51. From Rags to Riches
Description: Obtain over 10,000 Munny
Trophy Color: Bronze
Guide: Like the description suggests, you need to have 10,000 Munny on you for
this one.  You need to have that much Munny on you at once, so hold off on
purchasing anything until you get this.  Reguardless, you should be able to
make that much Munny to be able to unlock this as you go through the game
(especially if you're doing a 100% run), so don't worry about not getting this
either.

52. Heartless Hunter
Description: Defeat over 2,000 Heartless
Trophy Color: Bronze
Guide: Like the description for this suggests, you'll need to kill a total of
2,000 Heartless.  It has to be in 1 playthrough, but you should be able to the
total up to that much if you're doing all of the optional stuff.  If not,
replaying the Hades cup over and over again will help you out with this.

53. End of the World
Description: Seal the keyhole in Hollow Bastion
Trophy Color: Bronze
Guide: Story-Related, so it can't be missed.  You will run into this place for
the 1st time, but won't be able to seal this world's keyhole until your 2nd
visit (much like Traverse Town).  Upon showing up here for the 1st time
though, Riku will show up and take away Sora's Keyblade and leaves him with
the Wooden Sword (though, Riku might as well have left him defenceless as the
Wooden Sword does nothing against the Heartless).  He also (effectively) takes
away Sora's allies since they have to follow their King's orders to find and
follow the one who has the Keyblade (except for the Beast who's not working
for the King and figures Sora's going to need his help anyway).  Try not to
worry when this happens though, as Riku didn't take away your ability to get
the "Unchanging Armor" trophy and it's part of the story anyway, so there's
not much that can be done to avoid it (if at all possible, which I don't think
this is the case).

Anyway, the bosses you have to fight your 1st time through are Riku round 1,
Maleficent (both in her Normal and Dragon forms separately) and Riku round 2.
2nd time through, you have to beat the Behemoth.

54. Flying Ace
Description: Shoot down over 2,500 enemies with your gummi ship
Trophy Color: Bronze
Guide: For this one, you have to shoot down a total of 2,500 enemies while
traveling from 1 world to another.  You may end up getting this as you play
through the game and even if you don't, their are other trophies related to
the Gummi Ship on this list, so don't worry about not getting this one.

55. Oathkeeper
Description: Obtain the Oathkeeper Keyblade
Trophy Color: Bronze
Guide: Story-Related, so it can't be missed.  Unlike all the other
story-related trophies in this game, you actually get this for picking up a
Keyblade (the Oathkeeper in this case).  You'll unlock this when you pick it
up from Kairi after picking up the Navi-G in Traverse Town.  You have to kick
Riku's @$$ for the 2nd time in Hollow Bastion in order for Kairi to even show
up in Traverse Town though.

56. KINGDOM HEARTS Master
Description: Obtain all trophies
Trophy Color: Platinum
Guide: You get this when you have all the other Trophies in this game.


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=Act 5: Kingdom Hearts Re: Chain of Memories Trophies and How to unlock them =
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Note: Unless specified in the Trophy name, the description and/or specifically
mentioned otherwise, all of the game's Trophies can be obtained as either Sora
or Riku.

1. Undefeated
Description: Clear the game without using a continue
Trophy Color: Silver
Guide: For this trophy, you need to beat the game without getting killed.
Like the Kingdom Hearts: Final Mix version of this trophy, you can get away
with using the "Load Game" option should you die at any point during this
game.  Bit of advice though: If you can, use the "Moment's Reprieve" card on
the room before you are to take on a boss of a certain world/floor.  That way,
if you die during the boss, you can just reload from that point instead of the
beginning of the world you're in at that point in time.  You can do this with
either Sora or Riku, but Riku's story is shorter then Sora's and with the
right tatics it's also easier.  Beginner is highly suggested due to how bad
this game is, but if you've beaten this game's card system to death and you're
skilled enough, you could also do it on Standard or Proud.

2. Natural Player Sora
Description: Clear Sora's story on Standard
Trophy Color: Bronze
Guide: Story-Related, but you need to have the game set on Standard and you
have to play as Sora.  Refer to "Proud Player Sora" to learn when you'll
unlock this, as well as for tips on how to beat this game as Sora.

3. Natural Player Riku
Description: Clear Riku's story on Standard
Trophy Color: Bronze
Guide: Story-Related, but you need to have the game set on Standard and you
have to play as Riku.  Refer to "Proud Player Riku" to learn when you'll
unlock this, as well as for tips on how to beat this game as Riku.

4. Novice Player Sora
Description: Clear Sora's story on Beginner
Trophy Color: Bronze
Guide: Story-Related, but you need to have the game set on Beginner and you
have to play as Sora.  Refer to "Proud Player Sora" to learn when you'll
unlock this, as well as for tips on how to beat this game as Sora.

Assuming you're using this difficulty as your 100% however, keep these things
in mind as you're going about doing this:

A. Hang on to your "Clam Bounty" Map cards and only use them once per world;
I don't think the game let you use more than one anyway.  The best time to
use one is at the room before you get to the room you would use a "Moment's
Reprieve" map card and you're about to face the boss of this world (depending
on your chosen route of course).

Update: You can use more than one of the "Clam Bounty" cards per world; ended
up doing just that a good while back, but forgot to update it.

B. You can only hang on to 1 "Key to Reward" Map card at a time, so use them
right away if at all possible.

C. If you get any Red Map Cards that will increase the drop rate of enemy
cards, make sure you use them as they'll give you a chance to get any and all
enemy cards you may not have as you play the game.

5. Novice Player Riku
Description: Clear Riku's story on Beginner
Trophy Color: Bronze
Guide: Story-Related, but you need to have the game set on Beginner and you
have to play as Riku.  Refer to "Proud Player Riku" to learn when you'll
unlock this, as well as for tips on how to beat this game as Riku.

6. Veggie Master
Description: Get a score of 150 points or higher in the Veggie Panic mini-game
Trophy Color: Bronze
Guide: This one's done during the 100 Acre Wood section of Sora's Story.  You
have to get at least 150 points during this mini-game.  You only get 6 mess
ups before you fail this mini-game.  When a Cabbage comes near you, hit the []
button and if a Pumpkin comes near you, hit the () button.  When you see Pooh
chasing a butterfly in the middle of the route and a Veggie gets near him, hit
the /\ button when prompted.  Not much more I can explain then that.

Update: Ok, so it looks like their's something I left out.  I was playing this
mini-game and I noticed that sometimes I would miss the Cabbages and Pumpkins
dispite hitting the correct buttons.  Then I accedently moved the left control
stick a bit and Sora moved.  So apparently you can move Sora during this
mini-game as well.  Nothing new to add on to that I haven't already received.

7. Ace Pilot
Description: Get a score of 500 points or higher in the Balloon Glider
mini-game
Trophy Color: Bronze
Guide: This one's done during the 100 Acre Wood section of Sora's Story.  This
mini-game takes place after you've just got done with the Veggie Panic
mini-game.  You have to get at least 500 points during this mini-game.  You
start things off with 3 balloons, but you can pick up extra ones along the
way.  The catch with this is that you have to have less than 3 balloons, so if
you have that much, you won't be able to pick up another one.  You can ascend
yourself by hitting the () button.  You don't get a time limit here, but if you
lose your last balloon at any point, the mini-game's over.

To get the 500+ points needed for this trophy, you pretty much need to collect
all of the yellow orbs when you reach to the top.  You need to avoid all the
bees and branches you can to win this mini-game in general.  If you know an
extra balloon's comming and you 3 balloons, you let yourself get hit by the
bees to get the extra balloon.*  Just make sure you don't get hit by the
branches while you're doing this.**

*Update: ProfessorTofty tells me that you should instead to skip any and all
extra balloons if you already have 3 balloons at that point in time.  Also,
it's apparently possible to desend during the mini-game (he/she tells me it's
[], but I've managed to platinum this game and I don't feel like booting it
back up again to find out).

**Update: When I played this, I sort of found out that it wasn't as good of an
idea as I thought as I was losing balloons left and right.  My advice still
stands though.

8. High Jumper
Description: Get a score of 120 points or higher in Tigger's Jump-a-Thon
mini-game
Trophy Color: Bronze
Guide: This one's done during the 100 Acre Wood section of Sora's Story.  This
mini-game takes place after you've just got done with the Balloon Glider
mini-game.  You have to get at least 120 points during this mini-game.  You
will need to follow Tigger's patterns in this mini-game, which will look like
the face buttons on the PS3 controller.  If you're pretty good at memorizing
stuff, then this shouldn't be too hard.  If not or find that you just can't do
it, you can cheat by writing down the pattern and win the mini-game that way.

Update: I'm not as sure their's any way you can win the mini-game per say as I
was before, but my advice still stands for getting the 120+ points in this
mini-game.

9. Sky Diver
Description: Get a score of 2,000 points or higher in the Whirlwind Plunge
mini-game
Trophy Color: Bronze
Guide: This one's done during the 100 Acre Wood section of Sora's Story.  This
mini-game takes place after you've just got done with the Jump-a-Thon
mini-game.  You have to get at least 2,000 points during this mini-game.  In
this mini-game, you have to get through the debris and collect all of the
yellow orbs you can.  This is simple enough at first, but it'll get harder and
harder got do as the mini-game progresses.

Something to take advantage of: I'm not sure if this is a glitch or if it was
programed that way, but when you get to the point that you're in the spin
animation and you hit the [] button, you actually go through the debris.  So,
when you get to that point in the mini-game, you can mash that button and
pretty much focus on collecting the yellow orbs.

Update: I pretty much found out that it wasn't as simple as I thought it would
be as I was getting hit and losing Pooh (who I forgot to mention has to be
holding your hand during this mini-game) anyway.  If you can pull it off, then
it should come easy anyway.

10. Bee Buster
Description: Clear all 70 bees within 1 minute and 40 seconds in the
Bumble-Buster mini-game
Trophy Color: Bronze
Guide: This one's done during the 100 Acre Wood section of Sora's Story.  This
mini-game takes place after you've just got done with the Whirlwind Plunge
mini-game.  However, when you play it intialy, it won't count, so you have to
talk to Eeyore (the character who hosts this mini-game) again, if you want a
chance at this trophy.  Like the description for this suggests, you need to
hit 70 bees during this mini-game and do it in under 1 minute and 40 seconds.
Unlike all the other worlds, you are given a preset deck, so you will be
unable to modify your deck to your advantage.  You pretty much have to hope
that lady luck comes to your aid.  Their's a couple of sleights you should
keep in mind when going for this:

A. Honey Storm: Wind + Honey

B. Honey Pot: Honey + Honey

I'm afraid their's not much I can say in terms of advice other than suggest
that you do this on Beginner as the game is generaly more beatable that way.
However, I did run into this youtube video that should help you out while I
was doing research on this game.  It was made by Everglow8444 and this video</pre><pre id="faqspan-3">
assumes that you are playing the PS3 Japan version of this game.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=87XQ3d9MVzg

11. Sleight Master
Description: Obtain all of Sora's sleights
Trophy Color: Silver
Guide: For this one, you need to obtain all of Sora's Sleights (which they're
kind of like Magic spells for cards) like the description suggests.  If you
haven't beaten Riku's Story and have a cleared save file and have not 100%
Days yet, then you can forget about attempting this, as both of these are
involved in the obtaining of Sora sleights.

That said, you don't need to perform all of the Sleights as the second you
obtain one will count towards the trophy (though, if you just want to make
sure, feel free to perform them).  If you want to, you can check to see what
Sleights you have in your deck menu by pressing the [] button.  If you need a
list of all of the game's Sleights, you can look at this link below.  It was
made by the Kingdom Hearts wiki.

http://kingdomhearts.wikia.com/wiki/Sleight

All that being said, here's all of the ways you can obtain Sleights in this
game as far as Sora goes:

A. Leveling Up (you obtain your final one this way at level 57)

B. Reaching the Castle Oblivion floor

C. Talking to Piglet in the 1st area and clearing all of the mini-games in
100 Acre Wood

D. Using a Calm Bounty map at least once in each world (I found out you can use
more than one of these in any world at anytime)

E. Going into the Key to Rewards rooms

You also get free Sleights by obtaining Magic, Summon and Friend cards.

12. Card of Memories
Description: Clear Castle Oblivion 1F
Trophy Color: Bronze
Guide: Story-Related, so it can't be missed.  You get this by clearing your
1st floor in Castle Oblivion (which unlike the last game where it takes place
all over the place (pretty much), is where the entire game takes place).  The
1st floor takes place in Traverse Town.  This one, as well as "Woven Memories"
and "The Truth" will unlock during Sora's story.

13. Woven Memories
Description: Clear Castle Oblivion 5F
Trophy Color: Bronze
Guide: Story-Related, so it can't be missed.  You get this by clearing your
5th floor in Castle Oblivion.  Unlike "Card of Memories" and the upcoming
"The Truth", you get 5 world cards:

A. Agrabah

B. Olympus Coliseum

C. Wonderland

D. Monstro

E. Halloween Town


Assuming that you go in the order listed above however, you'll unlock this as
soon as you've beaten Monstro.

14. The Truth
Description: Clear Castle Oblivion 13F
Trophy Color: Bronze
Guide: Story-Related, so it can't be missed.  You get this by clearing your
13th floor in Castle Oblivion (and pretty much beat the game).  The
13th floor takes place in Castle Oblivion (yes, you read that right).

15. Hard Hitter
Description: Obtain all attack bonuses for Riku
Trophy Color: Bronze
Guide: You get this by maxing out Riku's Attack Points.  The most AP that Riku
can have is 30.  Assuming that you up his AP every chance the game gives you,
you'll unlock this when you hit level 59.

16. Confronting the Darkness
Description: Clear Castle Oblivion B12F
Trophy Color: Bronze
Guide: Technically Story-Related, since you have to do this for the sake of
various trophies (plus diffculty trophies don't stack for some stupid reason).
You get this by clearing basement floor 12, which takes place in Hollow
Bastion.  This one, as well as "Challenge from the Inner Darkness" and
"Overcoming the Darkness" will unlock during Riku's story.

17. Challenge from the Inner Darkness
Description: Clear Castle Oblivion B8F
Trophy Color: Silver
Guide: Technically Story-Related, since you have to do this for the sake of
various trophies (plus diffculty trophies don't stack for some stupid reason).
You get this by clearing basement floor 8.  Like Sora's "Woven Memories", what
world you will unlock this depends on what order you do the following 4 worlds
in:

A. Agrabah

B. Monstro

C. Neverland

D. Traverse Town

Assuming that you go in the order listed above however, you'll unlock this as
soon as you've beaten Traverse Town.

18. Overcoming the Darkness
Description: Clear Castle Oblivion B1F
Trophy Color: Bronze
Guide: Technically Story-Related, since you have to do this for the sake of
various trophies (plus diffculty trophies don't stack for some stupid reason).
You get this by clearing basement floor 1, which (like Sora) takes place in
Castle Oblivion.

19. Card Master Sora
Description: Collect all Card Collection entries in Jiminy's Journal
Trophy Color: Silver
Guide: This one wants you to find and collect all of the Cards this game has
as Sora.  I'm not 100% sure how to explain this one that well, but I do know
you have to do the following before you can even think about attempting this:

A. Complete Riku's Story and have a clear save file (keeping a seperate save
helps, but I don't think it'll matter)

B. Have all of the trophies for 358/2 Days

If you open up one the Room to Rewards for a certain world, but you go on to
100% Days, you can come back to these rooms and find another treasure chest in
their (these rooms normally contain 1 chest pre-Days).  Also, you can get
certain cards via Clam Bounty Map Cards.  These are the cards you can obtain
through the said map cards.

A. Diamond Dust (might have to break various objects on the 13th floor of the
castle if all else fails though).

B. One-Wing Angel

C. Ultima Weapon

D. Lexaeus

E. Ansem

F. Zexion

Of the 6 cards you can obtain this way, the Diamond Dust, Ultima Weapon and
Lexaeus cards are the ones you need to get lucky with, as they are random as
heck.  The other 3 cards (One-Wing Angel, Ansem and Zexion) can be found at a
fixed point (Twilight Town with the One-Wing Angel and Ansem Cards and Destiny
Island with Zexion), but they are also randomly generated, so there's no
guanrateed that you will get these 3 cards when you use one of your Bounty Map
Card at all.

Your biggest grind with this however will be the Enemy Cards.  You have to
find and collect every last one of those cards the game has to offer.  What
makes this a grind-fest is that the drop rate for these types of cards are
low at the absolute best.  You can obtain a heartless enemy card by making
sure that the heartless in question is the last one to get killed during the
battle you're currently in.  You can also up the drop rate of these cards by
2.5 by using map cards such as (but is not necessarily limited to):

A. Teeming Darkness

B. Almighty Darkness

C. Looming Darkness

Even with these cards, the drop rate is still low at the absolute best.  At
the end of the day, it's lady luck that desides when you'll obtain these
cards, so you have to hope that she desides to hand them over.  You can also
reload your save and reset the random factor if you find that lady luck is
just being a pain in the @$$.  You will also need to keep a careful eye out
for the following heartless as well:

A. Black Fungus

B. White Mushroom

C. Barrel Spider

The 1st two heartless can only be found in the Black and White Rooms
resepctivly.  You'll want to have quite a bit of these room cards with you
when you are chasing after their enemy cards.  As for the Barrel Spider, you
can find them in pretty much any world you can think of, but your best chance
of geting one is to use the Teeming Darkness map cards in Agrabah.  If you are
out of those cards when you can't seem to find the Barrel Spider and obtain
the heartless' enemy card, reload and try again.  If you need to stock up on
those cards however, you can use the Roulette Room map card and try to obtain
them their.

Here's a list of all of the cards you need to obtain as Sora below.  It was
made by the the Kingdom Hearts wiki.

http://kingdomhearts.wikia.com/wiki/Cards


If you prefer visual assistence, here's a youtube video below.  It was made by
Everglow8444.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lAxZG54KvF0

Note: Assumes that you're playing the PS3 Japan version of the game.  Also, I
would suggest looking here as it'll do a better job of explaining it better
then I ever will.

20. Storyteller Sora
Description: Collect all Story entries in Jiminy's Journal
Trophy Color: Silver
Guide: Technically Story-Related, since this basicly wants you to beat the
game.  It'll unlock itself when you've beaten the final boss, which in Sora's
case is Marluxia.

21. Character Professor Sora
Description: Collect all Character entries in Jiminy's Journal
Trophy Color: Bronze
Guide: You'll be going for "Card Master Sora" and "Sleight Master" anyway, so
don't worry about not getting this.  Just make sure that you keep an eye out
for Piglet when you make it to the 100 Acre Woods world and find the Room to
Rewards in Hollow Bastion and pick up the Mushu card.

22. Mini-game Maniac Sora
Description: Collect all Mini-game entries in Jiminy's Journal
Trophy Color: Bronze
Guide: The desription for this should have said "Play all of the mini-games in
the 100 Acre Woods World" or something to that effect, because that's basicly
what you have to do here.  Here's the list of mini-games you'll need to play
in order to unlock this.

A. Belly Brawl (Update: This mini-game is the only one you play in a world
other than 100 Acre Woods)

B. Veggie Panic

C. Ballon Glider

D. Jump-A-Thon

E. Whirlwind Plunge

F. Bumble-Rumble

You don't need to unlock the trophy that's tied to the latter 5 games (though,
with the middle 4, it does help); you just need to beat the initial mini-game.

23. Card Master Riku
Description: Collect all Card Collection entries in D Report
Trophy Color: Bronze
Guide: This one's the same as the Sora version of this trophy, but unlike
"Card Master Sora" you'll most likely unlock this as Riku's story progresses.
The only real hard to get one would be the Random Joker.  Other than that and
like I said, you'll end up unlocking this when you've beaten the game pretty
much.

24. Story Teller Riku
Description: Collect all Story entries in the D Report
Trophy Color: Bronze
Guide: Technically Story-Related, since this basicly wants you to beat the
game.  It'll unlock itself when you've beaten the final boss, which in Riku's
case is Ansem.

25. Character Professor Riku
Description: Collect all Character entries in the D Report
Trophy Color: Bronze
Guide: Refer to "Charcter Professor Sora" for details, but you don't need to
worry about getting all of the Cards for Riku (as they are pretty much handed
over to you) and don't worry about finding the White Mushroom Heartless as
their are none to be found in Riku's Story.  Same deal with his Sleights as
Riku doesn't have his own version of the "Sleight Master" trophy.

26. Novice Deck Builder
Description: Edit a card deck for the first time
Trophy Color: Bronze
Guide: You need to do this 500 times anyway (refer to "Expert Deck Builder" to
know what I'm talking about), so don't worry about not unlocking this.

27. Premium Card Maker
Description: Make 20 cards become Premium Cards
Trophy Color: Bronze
Guide: Like the description for this suggests, you need to turn 20 Normal
cards into Premium Cards.  What a Premium card does is that basicly lowers the
amount of CP needed to be in your deck, but makes the card unreloadable
(unless you use a Gold Card, in which case they reload like normal for 5
Reloads, but you need to fulfill the conditions of "Card Master Sora" 1st.
You could also use a Hi-Potion to reload the Premium cards as well).  In order
to make a card Premium, you need to pick up a "Premium Bonus" card and the
game will ask you to either make a card Premium or back out.  Choose the
former and select your card and that's it.

Update: I found out earily on that in order to choose "the former", you just
need to hit the X button.  Reguardless...

These cards rarely (if ever) are dropped by enemies in normal battles, but you
can up the odds of obtaining one by going to either the Black or White rooms,
where the Black Fungus and White Mushrooms hang out at respectivly.*  There's
even a Map Card known as the "Premium Room", which pretty much guarantees that
Premium Bonus Cards will show up (but not every time).  This will unlock
itself after turning your 20th card into a Premium Card.

*Update: I've only found these in the White rooms when I was chasing after the
White Mushroom enemy card, but you never know.

28. No Escape
Description: Clear the game without fleeing from a single battle
Trophy Color: Bronze
Guide: Technically Story-Related, since you want to gain EXP, not avoid them.
It'll unlock itself when you've beaten the final boss without running away
even once (which you really don't have any real reason for doing so anyway).

(Not much of a) Update: Unless you hit level 99 and unlock the trophy for
either Sora and/or Riku, which even then...

29. Card Breaker
Description: Break an enemy's cards 1,500 times
Trophy Color: Bronze
Guide: Like the description for this suggests, you need to break a total of
1,500 cards that your foes will throw at you.  In order to break the enemy's
card the card you throw out must be greater than or equal to the enemy's card
(in Riku's case though, the card must be greater than the enemy's card).
You'll must likely get this as you go through the game, as this is something
you are going to want to do anyway (though, it can be a bit of a grind,
especially if you haven't been doing it).  As long as you've been pretty good
about breaking their cards often, you'll be able to unlock this when you get
to the end of the game (pretty much).

30. Interceptor
Description: Strike an enemy before entering battle 150 times
Trophy Color: Bronze
Guide: Like the description for this suggests, you need to get in a preemptive
strike a total of 150 times.  You'll know if you've gotten a preemptive
strike, as the heartless will be really dizzy state at the start of the
battle (it'll wear off after some time though).  It'll be a bit of a grind,
but if you've been pretty good about doing it (especially on Proud where you
are going to want to do this the most often on if at all possible) it won't be
that bad.

31. Duel Master
Description: Win 100 duels
Trophy Color: Bronze
Guide: This one (like the description suggests) wants you to win a total of
100 duels.  This can only be done in Riku's Story, since Sora is unable to
start any duels due to how his deck works.  Anyway, to start a duel with an
enemy, Riku's card number must match the enemy's card number (i.e. 5, 6, 7)
and hit /\.  All duels will have a time limit on them and how long it'll be
until time's up depends on the difficulty of the enemy.  The heartless will
throw random cards at Riku and he'll have to respond with a card of greater
value.*  Sometimes you can just mash the living daylights out of the X button
and get the same result as quickly finding and using a card of higher value,
but other times, you don't want to do that due to how weak Riku's deck is.
You'll get a good chunk of these duels through the bosses that Riku has to
face, but if by the time you're about to take on the final boss of Riku's
Story and you're worried that you might not have enough, try this below:

A. Get into a fight with a Black Fungus and kill off any and all the other
enemies that's on the battle field.

B. Once the one Black Fungus is left alive, wait for it to harden itself so it
won't take any dammage.

C. Play a 7 card when the Black Fungus plays one (it'll always use a 7).

D. Just spam your deck as the Black Fungus doesn't have that strong of a deck.

E. Rinse and Repeat as many times a it takes (reload your deck when
necessary).

F. Run away from this battle when the trophy unlocks itself (it's impossible
to kill the Black Fungus at this point, so don't waste anymore time then you
have to).*

I would suggest trying to unlock this in Neverland or in Castle Obivion, as
you'll have a stong deck to work with in those worlds.

*Update: Matching the number works just as well.  Also, it's not impossible to
beat the Black Fungus as the harden will eventrally wear off.  For this reason,
you can kill it if you like.

32. Moogle Mogul
Description: Get over 10,000 Moogle Points
Trophy Color: Bronze
Guide: Like the description for this suggests, you need to get at least 10,000
Moogle Points in your wallet.  Unlike Kingdom Hearts: Final Mix (and most (if
not all) of the other games in this series where the game's general form of
currency is Munny) Moogle Points is this game's form of currency that allows
one to purchase cards for Sora's deck (and I say "Sora" because he's the only
character who you can do this as).  It doesn't matter what difficulty you get
this on, but you'll most likely spending quite a bit of the points just to
keep your deck updated constantly.  You need to have 10,000 Moogle Points in
your wallet at once, so this can be a bit of a grind.  Their are 2 ways that
I know of to get this:

A. You can go to the 100 Acre Woods and head into the area where you would be
at Rabbit's garden.  In front of his house you'll see a bunch of pots and
buckets just waiting to be smashed.  When you smash them, you may get either
HP or MP balls (sometimes either a Kingdom Key or Fire Magic card will pop up
as well), but you can get anywhere between 100-500 Moogle Points depending on
how much Lady Luck likes you on the trip to Rabbit's area in this world and
it'll take 2-3 hours to pull this off (again, depending on how lucky you are).
Here's how to do it:

Aa. Enter the 100 Acre Woods world.  Take the time to ring the bell at Pooh's
House, as sometimes you'll get something for doing it.  I have went as far is
to enter Pooh's House to check for Moogle Points and Cards.

Ab. Make your way to Rabbit's House, smash everything you see and run back
out.

Ac. Warp to any other world and warp back to this world.  Doing this will
reset the pot and buckets in Rabbit's house.

Ad. Do the 1st three steps as many times as it takes to unlock this and/or you
feel like you have enough to buy enough stuff from the Moogle Card Shop.


B. You could sell all of your cards if you feel that the total will be over
the amount needed for this trophy.  Make sure you save 1st before you do this,
as you'll want to reload afterwards to keep all of your sold cards.  Here's a
Youtube video demonstrating this method.  It was made by Everglow8444.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xs1o4mBQeRU

Note: This video assumes that you're playing the PS3 Japan version.  Also, the
Trophy name in the Japan version of this game is called "Point Milionaire",
but it's the same trophy, so it should apply to this one.

33. Regular Customer
Description: Use over 20,000 Moogle Points at Moogle Shops
Trophy Color: Bronze
Guide: You'll be spending a lot of points just to update Sora's deck anyway,
especially if your playing on Proud, so don't worry about not getting this.
If by the time you get to the point that you are about to take on Sora's final
boss on your 100% Beginner playthrough and you don't unlock this one, then
refer to "Moogle Mogul" for a couple of methods to unlock this.  You can also
look at this Youtube video if you need further assistance with this trophy.
It was made by Everglow8444.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MBcM3KIBb3w

Note: Like the last Youtube link, it also assumes that you're playing the PS3
Japan version of this game.

Update: I while I was playing this game on this diffculty setting as well as
Normal and even Beginner (save for the sake of "Regular Customer"), I didn't
find myself buying as many cards as I thought I would end up buying, if at
all.

34. Room Creator
Description: Synthesize 300 rooms
Trophy Color: Bronze
Guide: Like the description for this trophy suggests, you need to create a
total of 300 rooms.  You could create rooms on every single unique square on
every floor and not maybe get like 100.  I'm not sure if they carry over from
playthrough to playthrough somehow, but I would attempt this last after you've
gotten everything else done with either Sora or Riku (I suggest Sora, since
you'll have the hardest time with his Card Master Trophy) and start creating
rooms in various worlds.  I would suggest running through an easy world like
Traverse Town quite a few times, but if you only have low numbered Map cards,
go through the 1st door over and over again.

35. Proud Player Sora
Description: Clear Sora's story on Proud
Trophy Color: Silver
Guide: Story-Related, but you need to have the game set on Proud and you have
to play as Sora.  No thanks to the fact that *Recasts Anti-Flame* this game's
bad, this can be a pain in the @$$.  You are helped out by the fact that you
can customize Sora's deck to your advantage, but it doesn't chance the fact
that this one's hard.  Some tips to help you out though:

A. Sleights - These things can be game breaking and later on in the game
they'll make really tough boss battles somewhat of a snap.  They're 2 you may
want to pick up in the level up screen for some of the later bosses later on
in the game and they're Sonic Blade and Ars Arcanum.  Just make sure you don't
abuse the living daylights out of them, or it'll catch up to you rather
quickly.

B. Leveling Up and Balancing Sora - When you level up and go to the level up
screen, you'll be given an option to take one of the following level up
bonuses:

Ba. Health

Bb. CP (Card Points)

Bc. Learn a new Sleight (when the option becomes available)

Earily on, you're going to want to upgrade Sora's Health and learn new
Sleights, as you'll most likely to not have too many good cards to play with
(if at all), so it'll be a waste to just throw the bonus away (pretty much).
When you feel like you have a decent amount of health, feel free to use the
bonuses on CP to balance it out.  If you feel like you can stay alive long
enough to reach the end with your card deck, then focus more on your health.
Speaking of card decks...

C. Deck Construction, Properly Managing and Updating Sora's deck - As
insiginificant as this is going to sound, you'll want to update your deck on
an constant bases.  The reason for this is that like almost every other game
ever made (good or bad), the foes going to get harder and harder as the game
progresses.  Make sure that have some high numbered cards so you can easily
break your foes cards, but you'll want to have some low numbered cards so you
can make use of certain Sleights.  Also, make sure your Magic and Summon cards
are separate unless you plan on using them as part of a Sleight you plan on
using.  Keeping all of your 0 cards in the bottom will make sure you have easy
access to the said cards.

Also, if by chance you have the Cure card on you, stick them in your deck so
you can heal when needed (cap it out at like 5-6 later on in the game though).
These cards will help you out duing those boss fights where you're cutting
close.  You can use them in a sleight, so take advantage of that when Sora's
health is really low (and I mean really low).  Please, in the name that's all
in holy, DO NOT fall victim to the "I really lacking cards"-ists because you
thought it would be a good idea to use them all for Sleights.  You'll be
throwing out cards that could've came in handy during the fights, so make sure
you choose the cards you use for Sleights wisely.

It's also not a bad idea to make sure you include Enemy Cards into Sora's deck
as well as they can be useful depending on certain situations.  These cards
include (but are not necessarily limited to):

Ca. Jafar (has Attack Bracer which Stops enemies from breaking attack cards
you use; good for 20 attacks and costs 65 CP to equip)

Cb. Oogie Boogie (has Regen which Gradually restores HP.  HP will returns more
quickly when it's low; good for 10 uses (non of which you have control over)
and costs 40 CP to equip)

Cc. Captain Hook (has Second Chance which alows you to stay alive at 1 HP
after a critical hit (as long as you have at least 2 HP left); good for 3 uses
and costs 35 CP to equip)

Update: I didn't find the Captain Hook card to be as useful as I thought it
would end up being as I would end up being killed anyway even if I had more
than 1 HP left.  If you find the foes have been slaping you with critical hits
and dying as a result of them, then you might find some use out of it.
Otherwise, I wouldn't bother putting it in your deck.

You can get stronger cards by buying them at the Moogle Shop and by destroying
objects in a given room, but you aren't always guaranteed a card this way.
So, pretty much just go out of your way to destory all of the object you can
destory, as they'll not only give you a chance to earn some Moogle Points, but
you can also get some free cards this way.  The amount of Moogle Points you
get maybe small, but trust me, it'll add up.

If you need assistance in any of Sora's boss battles (or the entire story for
that matter), either refer to the details portion of this guide or look at
this Youtube playlist below.  The playlist was made by angryguy7000.

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL6ACA8F2A612146BF

Note: Assumes that you're playing the PS2 version of the game.

36. Proud Player Riku
Description: Clear Riku's story on Proud
Trophy Color: Silver
Guide:  Story-Related, but you need to have the game set on Proud and you have
to play as Riku.  Because the fact that in his story Riku gets a preset deck
for each world he ends up visiting, you won't be able to adjust the deck to
your advantage.  It doesn't help that most of the time Riku will have the
weaker deck in most worlds.  The game compensates for this by letting you
reload Riku's deck without charging it 1st (and you don't have to worry about
up-ing itself in count, as it doesn't do that)Make sure you keep his Sleights
in mind, but for ****'s sake use them sparingly.  Unlike Sora however, you
can't use his Sleights anytime you want.  Riku has to be in his Dark Mode in
order to use them.  Here' a list of his Sleights and what the total has to be
in order to use the said Sleights.

A. Dark Break (5-15)

A. Dark Firaga (16-25)

A. Dark Aura (27)

Also, other than the Oogie Boogie enemy card and the health orbs that drop
when you destory objects, the King Mickey Friend card will be his only source
of healing.  If you were to use them in a Sleight, the healing will be
stronger then it normally would, so take advantage of that.  Just make sure
you don't use the said card in a attack Sleight if you can help it, because
it'll either do the Holy or Inverse Burst (depending on the mode you happen to
be in at the time) and neither one of those attacks will heal you.

Bosses will prove to be harder in Riku's story then it was for Sora's, but
your best bet for defeating these bosses is to get into a duel with them and
spam your deck.  Not the fastest way and pretty tedious I know, but it works,
especially if you don't have good deck to work with.  If squaring off against
human opponents however, you'll want to get into Dark Riku mode and use 2
cards in a Sleight, as it'll create a stun effect that can be repeated over
and over again until either they die or manage to break your card (perferably
the former).

As far as leveling up and when you do this goes, you'll be given an option to
take one of the following level up bonuses:

A. Health

B. AP (Attack Points) (when the option becomes available)

C. DP (Dark Points) (unlocks after defeating Ansem for the 1st time)

You'll want to max out Riku's AP as soon as possible, as every point towards
this can and will make a difference (especially if you don't exactly have a
good deck to work with).  His Health will also take priority, but AP has to
come 1st.  If you feel like you have enough HP to last you a little bit, feel
free to up his DP, but AP has to take top priority (especially since the
option for it doesn't show up very offen).

If you need assistance in any of Riku's boss battles, (or the entire story for
that matter), either refer to the details portion of this guide or look at
this Youtube playlist below.  The playlist was made by angryguy7000.

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLE1D08EFEE3D751B8

Note: Assumes that you're playing the PS2 version of the game.

Update: ProfessorTofty tells me that if you were to take the Health upgrade
when you level up, it'll fully restore your health.  So if you find yourself
running low on health after a battle and you level up, it may not be a bad
idea to upgrade Riku's Health.  Just don't forget about the advice I gave you
about this trophy above.

37. A Slumber to Remember
Description: Clear Sora's story mode
Trophy Color: Bronze
Guide: Story-Related, so it can't be missed.  This trophy will unlock itself
when you've beaten the game (along with the difficulty trophy you were playing
on at the time).

38. Road to Dawn
Description: Clear Riku's story mode
Trophy Color: Bronze
Guide: Technically Story-Related, as you have to do this 3 times if you want
to 100% this game (one for each difficulty setting, since for some stupid
reason the difficulty trophies don't stack).  This story's known as
"Reverse/Rebirth".

39. Record Keeper Sora
Description: Collect all Jiminy's Journal entries
Trophy Color: Bronze
Guide: For this one, you have to find all of the Journal entries in Jiminy's
Journal.  I would suggest refering to the following trophies listed below for
this one, as fulfilling the requirements of those trophies is what will unlock
this trophy:

A. Card Master Sora

B. Storyteller Sora

C. Character Professor Sora

D. Mini-Game Maniac Sora

This will unlock itself along side the trophy you've haven't gotten at that
point in time (unless the trophy in question is "Storyteller Sora", in which
case you just need to beat the game pretty much).

40. Record Keeper Riku
Description: Collect all D Report entries
Trophy Color: Bronze
Guide: For this one, you have to find all of the Journal entries in the D
Report.  I would suggest refering to the following trophies listed below for
this one, as fulfilling the requirements of those trophies is what will unlock
this trophy:

A. Card Master Riku

B. Storyteller Riku

C. Character Professor Riku

This will unlock itself along side the trophy you've haven't gotten at that
point in time (unless the trophy in question is "Storyteller Riku", in which
case you just need to beat the game pretty much).  Come to think of it, this
one could actually be story-related, since "Card Master Riku" is pretty much
given to you, but who knows.

Update: If you don't use the Black Room cards the game randomly gives to you
at any point during one of your playthroughs, but before taking on the final
boss of Riku's story, you'll miss out on "Character Professor Riku", so make
sure you use that before one of your playthroughs as Riku ends.

41. Expert Deck Builder
Description: Edit a card deck 500 times
Trophy Color: Bronze
Guide: This trophy wants you to edit Sora's deck a total of 500 times.
Although you'll be editing your deck quite a few times during the course of
the game, you'll most likely be nowhere near the 500 needed for this trophy.
Everytime you enter the card deck and make any changes to it (even if it's a
minor one) it'll count as an edit.  The catch with this is that if you make
more than 1 change to your deck, it'll only count as 1 edit.  The only way to
counter act this (somewhat) is to make one change, back out, reenter and make
one change again.  This is tedious as heck (especially since you'll have to
make constent changes to your deck and if you make any and all mistakes in
your deck (as in you didn't intend on taking a certain card), it'll take even
longer.  The mistakes you make does count as one edit, so it's not that big of
a deal if you do make a mistake in your deck.

Their is a way to grind this out, but like the counter measure to the "1 big
edit per deck creator menu" rule, it is quite tedious.  Here are the steps to
this below:

A. With your current deck, start removing a card one by one, leaving and
reentering the deck creator menu each time you remove one card.

B. When you're down to the required attack card, add one card to your deck at
a time, again leaving and reentering the deck creator menu each time.  Keep
doing this step until you've hit the current max CP.

C. Repeat steps A and B until you've unlocked this.

Here's a youtube video that demostrates another way to grind this out.  It was
made by Everglow8444.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vD6vOaz7qsQ

Note: This assumes that you're playing the PS3 Japan version of this game.
Also, the Japan version of this game's trophy is called "Advanced Card Deck
Creator", but it's the same trophy, so it should still apply.

42. Level Master Sora
Description: Max out Sora's level
Trophy Color: Silver
Guide: For this one, you need to get to level 99 with Sora (the max in all of
the Kingdom Hearts games (aside from the 1st (as seen in the that game's
trophy list) and 2nd ones where they the max is level 100).  This will take a
grand total of 1,310,000 points to pull off.  With Sora, you can edit your
deck to make the ideal boosting deck, so make sure you at least have 3x of
the following Sleights on you:

A. Megaflare (Mushu+Fire+Fire)

B. Tornado (Gravity+Aero+Genie*)

The latter is only needed is you intend on using the Castle Oblivion leveling
method below.  Also, if by chance you have the Bouncywild Enemy Card on you
(it'll attract fallen cards and items to you), feel free to equip it if you
have the CP for it.  On top of that, if you happen to have the Red Nocturne
Enemy Card on you (it increases the fire power of Megaflare), you can equip
that as well.

*Update: I've found you can use the Simba summon card for this sleight as well,
so I believe that any summon card will do the trick.  If not, well...  I was
able to use the Simba summon card for the Tornado Sleight, I swear.


A. The Castle Oblivion method

Aa. Use Megaflare until you're left with Fire absorbing foes.

Ab. Use Tornado until you are left with 1 or 2 foes.

Ac. Escape the battle and repeat the 1st two steps as many times as it takes.

You could also kill the foes here as you can always leave the world and come
back.


B. The Destiny Island method

Ba. Start off with the Red Nocturne Card if you have it in your deck.

Update: Or not, I find the foes go down rather easily with Megaflare on its
own.  Of course, this from my experence on Beginner, so your mileage may vary
on Normal and/or Proud.

Bb. Use Megaflare on the foes.

Bc. If at least one foe survives, either use Megaflare again, or use your the
battle cards to finish them off (depending on the situation or if you even
equiped them of course).

Bd. Start another battle and do the 1st three steps as many times as it takes.
If you run out of foes to kill, leave the world and come back and do it again.

Update: Or if you have any map cards left over (which I sure hope so), you can
use another map card (use the "Teeming Darkness" map cards for the most foes),
and do the 1st three steps that way.

Here's a Youtube video that shows off the latter method.  It was made by
Everglow8444.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f726U3qgzP8

Note: This assumes that you're playing the PS3 Japan version of this game.
Also, the Japan version of this game's trophy is called "Level Counter Limit:
Sora", but it's the same trophy, so it should still apply.

43. Level Master Riku
Description: Max out Riku's level
Trophy Color: Silver
Guide: For this one, you need to get to level 99 with Riku.  Like Sora, this
will also take a grand total of 1,310,000 points to pull off.  Unlike Sora
however, you can't edit your deck to make the ideal boosting deck, so all you
can do is to keep fighting.  I suggest going into the Castle Oblivion level,
as it'll give you the most experience possible.  Go into Dark Mode and use
Sleights like Dark Aura and use the Jafar Enemy Card to make sure the foes are
unable to break your cards.  For a more in-depth method on this, check out
this Youtube video below.  It was made by Everglow844.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9oWwyfyP9X8

Note: This assumes that you're playing the PS3 Japan version of this game.
Also, the Japan version of this game's trophy is called "Level Counter Limit:
Riku", but it's the same trophy, so it should still apply.

44. Tightrope Walker
Description: Replenish HP when you have less than 5% HP
Trophy Color: Bronze
Guide: For this one, you need to heal yourself when you have less than 5% HP
(Health/Hit Points) left.  This is best done on either Beginner where you're
not as likely to die (if at all) or on Proud where you'll find yourself
running low on health on an constant bases anyway.  When you think Sora/Riku's
health is low enough, use Cure on him and hop this pops.  If for some reason
you're not having any luck getting this, using the Captain Hook Enemy Card
(which make sure you stay alive with 1 HP left) will help you out with this.

Update: Although and as mentioned in the "Proud Player Sora", I didn't find
the Captain Hook card to be as useful as I thought.  Up to you if you want to
use it through.

45. Battle Card Collector
Description: Obtain over 300 battle cards
Trophy Color: Bronze
Guide: Like the description for this suggests, you need to collect at least
300 Battle Cards.  The Battle Cards are (basicly) your attack or Keyblade
cards.  They don't have to be 300 different ones, just 300 battle cards in
general.  You'll most likely get this naturally when you're going after either
the "Moogle Mogul", "Regular Customer" or even the "Level Master Sora"
trophies.  You could get this as either Sora or (in theory) Riku.

Update: You can't get this as Riku.

46. Treasure Hunter
Description: Open 10 chests from hidden rooms
Trophy Color: Bronze
Guide: The hidden rooms in question are the "Room to Rewards" rooms.  You
have to do this for "Card Master Sora" anyway, so don't worry about not
getting this.  If you've 100% Days prior to your 100% run as Sora (which is
an absolute must for the sake of "Card Master Sora"), then you'll get this in
5 rooms.

47. Ace Striker
Description: Hit an enemy with an object
Trophy Color: Bronze
Guide: For this one, you need to run into an object, pick it up with /\ and
throw it at a heartless.  You'll get plenty of chances to get this, so if you
miss it during the tutorial, don't worry too much.  However, the object has to
hit the heartless or it won't count.

48. Chain of Memories Master
Description: Obtain all trophies
Trophy Color: Platinum
Guide: You get this when you have all the other Trophies in this game.


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+      Act 6: Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days Trophies and How to unlock them      +
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

1. Days of Connection
Description: View Chapters 1 through 37
Trophy Color: Bronze
Guide: Refer to "Where the Heart Lies" for details.

2. Days of Reflection
Description: View Chapters 38 through 74
Trophy Color: Bronze
Guide: Refer to "Where the Heart Lies" for details.

3. Where the Heart Lies
Description: View Chapters 75 through 109
Trophy Color: Bronze
Guide: For this, "Days of Connection" and "Days of Reflection", you just need
to watch all of the game's cutscenes (which is all you can do, since their's
no gameplay to go along with them).  You could hit "Play" in the start menu so
you could play all the chapters at once, but that will render the cutscenes
unskipable.  If you care about the series' story, this won't be a big deal.
If you just want to get these out of the way however, select "Chapters" and
select the 1st chapter.  From there, you can skip cutscene after cutscene
until you make it to number 109.*  After you've "watched" all the game's
chapters, back out to the Chapter Select menu and all 3 of these should pop at
the same time (pretty much).  You will know which chapters you've watched when
you see the chapter(s) in question are highlighted in Blue (which the possible
exception of the one that's actually highlighted, which will be in Red).  This
will also apply to "Dear Diary" and "Special Investigator"

*Update: Apparently this isn't as simple as I thought.  When it shows me some
text, I've been kicked out to the scene selection screen forcing me to select
the next scene myself.  What's worse, is that the game would do this everytime
it shows me some text and it was on a constent bases.  I think I might have
been to counteract this by selecting "Play all" from the scene selection menu,
but that's something I'll need to test out whenever I feel like "playing" that
game again.

4. Dear Diary
Description: View all entries in Roxas's Diary
Trophy Color: Gold
Guide: From the Start Menu, select "Special" and select "Roxas' Diary".  From
their, select the 1st page of the said diary.  Once their, just mash the R1
button to skim through all the pages of the diary.  Once you "viewed" them
all, back out and it should pop.

5. Special Investigator
Description: View all Secret Reports
Trophy Color: Gold
Guide: You need to unlock "Days of Connection", "Days of Reflection" and
"Where the Heart Lies" 1st in order to access these Reports.  After that, do
the same thing as you would for "Dear Diary" but hit /\ when you get to the
Diary menu.  Choose the 1st report and mash R1 like you would for "Dear Diary"
and once you back out to the Secret Report menu (after having "Viewed" all of
the reports), it should unlock itself.

6. 358/2 Days Master
Description: Obtain all trophies
Trophy Color: Gold (Platinum Technically)
Guide: You get this when you have all the other Trophies in this game.


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This was not in my 1st release and I decided to include them in here, just in
case people care about this sort of thing and/or unsure how to unlock them.
That said, here's all of the unlockables below.  Non of them will unlock until
you go to the game selection menu, so don't freak out if you fulfill the
conditions of the unlockables only to find it didn't unlock right away.
They're all mainly themes for your PS3, but...

A. Kingdom Hearts: Final Mix Theme
How to unlock it: Complete Kingdom Hearts: Final Mix
Guide: Just do as the "How to unlock it" says and it'll unlock itself.

B. Kingdom Hearts Re: Chain of Memories Theme
How to unlock it: Complete Kingdom Hearts Re: Chain of Memories
Guide: Refer to the "Kingdom Hearts: Final Mix Theme" for details.

C. Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days Theme
How to unlock it: Obtain 358/2 Days Master Trophy and read all character bios
Guide: Just follow the trophy guide for that game above to obtain "358/2 Days
Master", then take the time to check out the character bios.  Like the
trophies for this game, you don't have to actually read them (unless you care
about the series' story enough to do it).  You can just mash R1 to view them.


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|                            Act 8: How to Contact me                        |
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You have 2 Main ways of contacting me:

1. Send me a E-mail
2. Send me a message on my Gamertag on X-Box Live
3. Send me a message on my PSN Profile

My E-mail address shadowjohn91(at)yahoo(dot)com.
My Gamertag is Gamer364.  This can be done only through a text message on the
Xbox 360.
My PSN name is TurboStitch.  Like my Gamertag, this can only be done via text
message on the PS3.


E-mail or Message me if you:

A. See a spelling error: I may have made spelling errors as I was writing
this.

B. Have a question that needs asking: You may have something that needs
clearing up or something to that affect.

C. Have a correction to make: I'm not 100% sure on some of the stuff mentioned
though out the guide.

D. Want to use my guide on your website: I personally have no problem
letting you use my guide on your website, as long as you ask me first, and you
give me credit for it.

E. Think you see someone using my guide without permission: I don't like it
when people steal my stuff (at least, not without asking me first).  I don't
do it to other people (at least without giving other people credit for the
idea), so why do it to me anyway?

F. Have something to add-on to this or that/there's something I forgot to
include: If there something you think I should have included, but I didn't,
you are encouraged to send me an Email for this or that.


Do note that if you do decide you want to message me, make sure if the topic
is about Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5 Remix (You could also specifiy the game if you
feel your message only applies to that Kingdom Hearts game).

As of right now the only sites that have permission to use my guide:
A. GameFAQs (I have an ancount with them, so they don't really need my
permission.)
B. Neoseeker (The owner got permission in advanced)
C. Supercheats (The owner got permission in advanced)
More to come (maybe).

Don't even think about email/message me if you are going to send me:
A. Hate Mail
B. Spam
C. Name Calling mail
D. Barelly readable/Unreadable mail
E. Mail with mostly creative words (if you get my drift)
F. Mail/Message saying that Re: CoM doesn't suck (I'm serious on this one)

Letter A I take offence to, because I don't send hate mail to no one.

I have a Spam safeguard with yahoo and it'll tell me if I have spam or not
with Letter B.  Also, if I think your trying sending me spam on Xbox Live,
don't think I won't wirte a complant about you, and/or tell Microsoft on you.

With letter C, I also take offence, because I get name called in school.

Letter D, If your sending me an E-mail, have spell check avaiable to you and
your not sure of your spelling, then why not use it?

Letter E, Unless I messed up that badly, there's really no reason for that
anyway.

Letter F, What I said about that game was nothing more then my opinion,
meaning it's not necessarily correct, nor is it necessarily wrong.  In my
case, I don't believe that this game deserves to be called a Kingdom Hearts
game, but like I said, this is nothing more then my opinion.

All of these things can and will make me think your a bad person, when in
reality your probably not.  All in all, just don't do it.

Follow these rules, and if you add-on and/or correct something, I'll give you
credit for it.

Note: Don't get discouraged if I don't answer you right away.  Sometimes, I
might be on the Computer and sometimes I'll be on Xbox Live or even on PSN.
Your best bet is to send an E-mail, a PSN message and an Xbox Live message.
That way if I don't get one of your messages, I'll still be able to get the
other message.  Even then, I might still not get your message right away.


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Legal Junk

This guide is copyrighted and writen by me.  I wrote this with the help of
reasoures used and other people mentioned special thanks protion of this
chapter.  It may not be redistributed nor sold for commercial purposes and/or
profit at all, nor can it to be used in other websites without writen
permission first.


Special Thanks

SquareSoft/Enix: For making these 3 games in the days of the PS2 (and the DS
with Days) and re-releasing them in this HD Remix (even though I feel that
Re: CoM sucks).

PS3Trophies.org: For a lot of the infomation mentioned in the guide.

GameFAQs: For alowing my guide to be on the website.

You: For taking the time to read this.


Other Guides I've Done

As mentioned in my Intro, this is not the only guide in my series of guides.
Here are the links to all the other ones I've done in the past.

1. Lost Odyssey
Type: Achievement Guide
Summited: 10/16/10
www.gamefaqs.com/xbox360/928334-lost-odyssey/faqs/58796

2. Star Wars: The Force Unleashed II
Type: Achievement/Trophy Guide
Summited: 01/01/11
www.gamefaqs.com/xbox360/981370-star-wars-the-force-unleashed-ii/faqs/61570

3. Sonic Adventure
Type: Achievement/Trophy Guide
Summited: 01/26/11
www.gamefaqs.com/xbox360/997574-sonic-adventure/faqs/61723

4. Mass Effect 2
Type: Achievement/Trophy Guide
Summited: 03/09/11
Xbox 360/PS3: www.gamefaqs.com/xbox360/944907-mass-effect-2/faqs/61954
PC Version: http://www.gamefaqs.com/pc/944906-mass-effect-2/faqs/63751

5. Crazy Taxi
Type: Achievement/Trophy Guide
Summited: 04/12/2011
http://www.gamefaqs.com/xbox360/997576-crazy-taxi/faqs/62155

6. Fallout: New Vegas
Type: Achievement/Trophy Guide
Summited: 05/02/2011
http://www.gamefaqs.com/xbox360/959557-fallout-new-vegas/faqs/62284

7. The Legend of Spyro: Dawn of the Dragon
Type: Achievement Guide
Summited: 05/18/2011
gamefaqs.com/xbox360/945950-the-legend-of-spyro-dawn-of-the-dragon/faqs/62349

8. The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion
Type: Achievement Guide
Summited: 06/02/2011
www.gamefaqs.com/xbox360/927345-the-elder-scrolls-iv-oblivion/faqs/62438

9. Alice: Madness Returns
Type: Achievement Guide
Summited: 07/16/2011
http://www.gamefaqs.com/xbox360/958269-alice-madness-returns/faqs/62685

10. Catherine
Type: Achievement Guide
Summited: 12/27/2011
http://www.gamefaqs.com/xbox360/605301-catherine/faqs/63564

11. Mass Effect 1
Type: Achievement Guide
Summited: 2/19/2012</pre><pre id="faqspan-4">
http://www.gamefaqs.com/xbox360/930279-mass-effect/faqs/63788

12. Lego Rock Band
Type: Achievement Guide
Summited: 12/19/2012
http://www.gamefaqs.com/xbox360/959647-lego-rock-band/faqs/65631

13. Resident Evil 4 HD
Type: Achievement Guide
Summited: 05/25/2013
http://www.gamefaqs.com/xbox360/625523-resident-evil-4-hd/faqs/67128

14. Rio
Type: Achievement Guide
Summited: 05/28/2013 (Had it done on 05/25/2013, but had to wait for Resident
Evil 4's guide to be uploaded to the site)
http://www.gamefaqs.com/xbox360/621457-rio/faqs/67133

15. Devil May Cry HD Collection
Type: Achievement Guide
Summited: 6/24/2013
http://www.gamefaqs.com/xbox360/646888-devil-may-cry-hd-collection/faqs/67257


Well, that's the end of my guide.  This has been Gamer364, signing out.
*Looks around one last time to make sure no Fan Boy/Girls are there and hears
glass shattering*  Oh ****!  Fan Boys and Girls!  *Runs for the hills and
recasts Anti-Flame while ticked off Fan Boy/Girls are chasing after author
after what was said about Re: CoM earilier and author gets caught and tackled*

Angry Kingdom Hearts Fan Boy 1: You son of a *****!  We'll teach you to speak
badly about our favorite series!

Fan Girl: Hold on a minute!  He's Wear Anti-Fan Boy armor!  And it looks like
it comes with Anti-Fan Girl protection!

Angry Fan Boy 2: ****!  We can't really touch him!

*Fan Boys and Girls go away still ticked off as ever*

Me: *sighs in relief*  Thank goodness I decided to wear the Armor, or I would
have had bruises on me for sure.

The End