Rabi-Ribi

Rabi-Ribi

Based on: PS4, version 1.01


                Contents

        General Notes
        Movement Techniques
        Area / Chapter Notes    A01
        Town Members
        Items         A02
        Badges
        Shop
        Buffs
        Trophies


- The game can be highly stressful for your thumb, at least if you're
trying to maximize dps. I highly recommend you compromise for the sake
of your health and keep the rapid button-mashing as minimal as possible.
The Auto Earrings help quite a bit, although simply holding down a button
for extended periods is fairly stressful as well.

- There are six difficulty levels: Casual, Novice, Normal, Hard, Hell
and Bunny Extinction.
 - I always play the game on Casual, as it's the only difficulty level
 where I don't have to constantly rely on Halo Boost. If you're just
 going to use Halo Boost in every boss, then you might as well just drop
 the difficulty level.
- Enemies become stronger as you progress through the game. Additionally,
at the beginning of the game, you can choose between two scaling settings:
Standard and Alternative. Standard scales bosses heavily depending on
your item rate, whereas Alternative does not.
 - I use Standard scaling and avoid picking up almost any Mana and Regen
 upgrades in order to temper the scaling (and to capitalize on the Fire
 Orb). I also avoid all non-essential power ups (Hammer Roll, Charge Ring,
 all shot types except Red).
 - Your equipped badges also have an impact on boss levels. Try to limit
 yourself to only the essential ones (Arm Strength, status immunity).
- You'll pretty much always get a checkpoint before a boss.
- After getting a few game overs, the game offers to help you out by
giving you 'Halo Boost,' a status effect that reduces damage. Halo
Boost has three levels, and you can get a higher level one by getting
more game overs. If a boss is giving you a lot of trouble, don't hesitate
to game over intentionally in order to get Halo Boost Lv3.
- Boss behavior changes once their HP falls below certain thresholds.
Generally, this means they start using new attacks.
- Becoming familiar with bosses' attacks could take quite a while, as
each boss has around 20 different attacks, and there are about 40 bosses.
On Casual, you can take a lot of hits, so you don't really need to bother.

- Many of your attacks consume stamina (SP). SP recharges faster if you
completely run out, but you won't be able to do SP consuming actions
until it's full again.
- Many of your attacks trigger hit invincibility (usually 1 second).
Hitting enemies when they're not attacking will stun them until your
attack/combo is over.
- Hitting bosses repeatedly with physical attacks can easily result in
your attacks being deflected (because, you know, apparently the game
wasn't 'balanced' enough already).
- The Ribbon Shot doesn't consume SP, and only charge shots consume MP.
Hitting enemies with the Ribbon Shot doesn't trigger any invincibility.
There's no on-screen bullet limit, but instead there's a "magazine"
limit (3 by default) and a "reload" speed (about half a second if you
shoot at least 3 shots, *much* longer if you shoot fewer).

- Erina's damage hit box is quite small and located in her mid-torso.
Getting hit makes you invincible for 2 seconds or 2,35 seconds (varies
depending on the attack).
- Erina's environmental collision hit box is 1x2 tiles (a little short
of 2).

- The five stat upgrades are: Health Up, Mana Up, Regen Up, PP Up and
Attack Up.
 - Health Up (Red): HP +20  (default: 50, max: 1309)
 - Mana Up (Blue): MP +5, SP +1,5%, Boost gen. +3%, (default MP: 40,
 max: 240)
 - Regen Up (Green): MP regen +5%, SP +2,5%, Bunny Amulet rec. +1
 - Pack Up (Yellow): PP +3  (default: , max: 99)
 - Attack Up (Purple): Hammer dmg +5%, Bomb dmg +10%, Shot dmg +2,5%
- HP also increases by 1% for each town member.
- MP is used for charge shots and boost attacks.
- The game doesn't give you any absolute figures when it comes to SP.
- PP determines how many badges you can equip. PP increases by 1 for
each town member.

- Some power ups can be upgraded at the shop. In the item menu, the
current level of the power up is indicated by the purple circle next
to it. At Lv1, it's just a purple circle. At Lv2, there's a lighter
purple circle within that circle. At Lv3, there's one more, smaller
circle (almost white).
- You can enable and disable power ups in the item menu. You can't do
so during bosses.
 - I recommend turning off Hammer Roll and all shot types you don't
 really use.
 - Enabling or disabling a power up sets Ribbon's shot to Blue.

- There are three healing items:
 - Rumi Donut:   20% HP, 100% SP/MP/BP, 1 BA charge
 - Rumi Cake:    70% HP
 - Gold Carrot: 100% HP
- Donuts and Cakes can be bought in town, whereas the Gold Carrot can
be found in Northern Tundra (and reappears if used). On Casual, you
can carry 3 cakes and donuts. Above Casual, you can only carry 2.
- Using a healing item takes 1,5 seconds and, thus, can be interrupted.
- Some attacks can also heal you but nowhere near as effectively as
the healing items.
- Pressing the touch pad brings up the shot type menu and pressing it
again brings up the consumable menu. Press Confirm to leave the menu
(if you press Cancel in the shot menu, you'll trigger a Boost attack).

- The absolute item count seen on the map screen only counts items that
are found lying around. The relative item count counts everything (except
eggs), and the in-game map will show obtained items that are excluded
from the absolute count (eg. Strange Box).

- Enemies give you money and usually also some health when killed. Both
are automatic; there's nothing you actually need to pick up.
- Money (En) is displayed in a rectangular font and in constantly
fluctuating colors, making it very difficult to read. The max amount
of money you can carry is 99 999 en.

- Obtaining an Easter Egg gives you 1500 en. Five eggs will give you
the Rainbow Shot, whose charge shot increases in power the more eggs
you've found (but also consumes money, so better use it in moderation).

- The map shows a single map section as a square, but in-game a single
map section is 20x11 tiles (x/y).
- The maps I made don't show high jump or skill wall jump requirements.

- Without skill wall jumps and secret paths, your progress will be gated
like so:
   Default: Some of Southern Woodland (Cocoa), Rabi Rabi Beach,
    Rabi Rabi Park (High Jump), Northern Tundra (Rita)
   High Jump: Cicini, Eastern Highlands (Saya), Aurora Palace (Nieve,
    Water Orb), Rabi Rabi Ravine (Chocolate), Sky-High Bridge (Vanilla)
   Water Orb: Natural Aquarium (Seana)
   C2: Exotic Lab (Slide)
   Slide: Golden Pyramid (Pandora)
   C3: System Interior (Double Jump, Syaro)
   Double Jump: Spectral Cave (Wall Jump, Ashley), Night Forest (Light
    Orb, Alraune), Icy Summit (Nixie)
   Wall Jump: Super Carrot, Sky Island Town (Air Dash, Lilith), Subterra
    (Kotri, Fire Orb)

- To skip a scene entirely, you have to press Start while no dialog is
displayed.
- In Speedrun mode, all scenes are automatically skipped.

- Hitting a boss increases the combo meter, which will gradually fall
and drop a fair bit if you get hit. The gradual fall will cease when
the boss uses certain attacks, mainly ones during which the boss is
hard to reach or impossible to hit.
- Each attack type is subject to combo meter decay and will no longer
increase the meter after 10 or so hits. The decay will decrease if you
just use more than two types of attacks. However, it doesn't go down over
time on its own and will remain even if you're hit and the meter falls
to 0.
 - Different attack types include: physical attacks (minus Spin Attack),
 Spin Attack, Hammer Wave, Fireballs, Carrot Bomb, Super Carrot, Bunny
 Amulet, Ribbon Shot (each type is considered different), charge shot
 (ditto), Boost attack.
- Combo rank gives you a damage multiplier:
   E: 1,00       S: 1,25
   D: 1,05   .  SS: 1,30
   C: 1,10     SSS: 1,35
   B: 1,15     MAX: 1,40
   A: 1,20

- Enemies who are off-screen aren't loaded until they're just outside
of your range of view. Once loaded, they'll stay loaded even if they
go off-screen again (up to a distance of 22 tiles horizontally). At
that point, you can damage them even while they're off-screen (using
the Rainbow Shot or Yellow Shot, for instance), although this goes
both ways, so the enemy might still be able to hit you too with a
ranged attack.

- I highly recommend you change the button settings so you can easily
use the hammer while charging a shot. I set hammer to L2 and leave shot
to Square (Air Dash in R1).

- The game gives you 10 save slots (which is adequate, but *could* be
more) and an auto-save slot. The auto-save can be manually loaded from
the main menu, but not from the in-game load screen. You can still load
the auto-save mid-game by using quick load (touch pad + Circle in the
status screen).
- Distinguishing different save files on the save screen can be difficult,
as the screen doesn't show play time or location.

- The game may rarely crash.
- Whenever you boot up the game, the left, right and down inputs are
likely unresponsive. Pressing up should fix the issue.
- The game has a little trouble keeping track of the absolute item
count. Most commonly, one of the items in Eastern Highlands will fail
to count, so even if you get all the items, you'll end up with a total
of 30/31. This can happen in other areas as well. In any case, this
does *not* prevent you from reaching 100% item rate.
- A couple of areas (namely Starting Forest and Sky Island Town) have
issues with loading some of the background graphics when moving from
right to left.
- A few names have been poorly romanized (Alraune, Ashley) and at least
one item description is inaccurate (ie. Mana Up gives 5 MP, not 4).
- Version 1.00 had a bug that prevented True Boss Rush from unlocking.
If you have a physical copy of the game, you'll need to update it to
1.01. I do recommend digital, though, so you don't have to mess around
with physical media.
- Disabling the Plus Necklace disables Ribbon Shot entirely.

- The PS4 and Vita versions have separate Trophy sets, which is good,
since the Vita version's Trophy rates have been heavily skewed due to
hacked Trophies (28% Plat rate (and climbing) vs 1,2%). It's very
possible the PS4 will start getting hacked Trophies eventually as well.
- The Vita version is not PlayStation TV compatible. Even if it were,
I'd still recommend the PS4 version, because you have more buttons and
you can easily capture video footage.
 - The recording stops (and then restarts) whenever you press the Share
 button, regardless of whether you do anything in the menu or not.
- The game has received some additional content on some other platforms.
This includes a few new bosses (or new versions, rather), a bunch of
new eggs, and a jumping mini-game in System Interior. This content is
not likely to become available on the PS4 or Vita.
 - The new eggs are located in:
  - IC - Sky-High Bridge (above the Warp Stone)
  - NT - Azure Snow Land (right of the Aquarium Warp Stone)
  - EH - Evernight Peak (just outside the lab)
  - SA - Hall of Memories 1 (left of Seana's room)
  - System Interior 2 (jumping mini-game area)
  - IC - Windy Ravine (right of the vertical area east) x2
  - IC - Windy Ravine (Fairy Duo room) x2

- If your eyesight isn't that great, you'll want to turn on the zoom
function in the PS4 accessibility settings (used by pressing Home +
Square). I use it all the time in text-heavy games myself.
- Don't leave the game running idle without at least pausing the game.
Some of the flickering lights (like in Warp Stones and the BP gauge)
can easily result in burn-in (should be temporary). The Warp Stone
flicker doesn't actually stop when you're in the menu, so don't stay
near those for long.

- Location list

    Southern Woodland          Western Coast             Island Core
  ---------------------    ---------------------    ---------------------
     Starting Forest         Rabi Rabi Beach          Rabi Rabi Ravine
     Forgotten Cave          Golden Pyramid           Rabi Rabi Town
     Spectral Cave           Floating Graveyard       Rabi Rabi Park
     Night Forest            Sky Island Town          Sky-High Bridge
                             Floating Library

     Northern Tundra         Eastern Highlands        Subterranean Area
  ---------------------    ---------------------    ---------------------
     Azure Snow Land         Golden Riverbank         Volcanic Caverns
     Aurora Palace           Evernight Peak           Hall of Memories
     Icy Summit              Exotic Laboratory
     Natural Aquarium

         Others
  ---------------------
     System Interior
     Plurkwood
     City

- The game features Warp Stones that enable fast-travel. The Warp Stone
menu shows small pictures of the destinations. The currently selected
destination gets an enlarged picture along with its name displayed.
Some of the pictures are hard to distinguish without being selected,
and the order of the destinations is *completely* unintuitive (as seen
below). Accordingly, finding the desired destination can be difficult.
- To activate a Warp Stone, you only need to walk underneath it.
- There's no way to cancel out of the Warp menu without triggering a
Boost attack.

  Starting     Golden       Spectral    Exotic       Volcanic
   Forest       Pyramid      Cave        Laboratory   Caverns

  Rabi Rabi    Natural      Sky-High    Azure        Evernight
   Town         Aquarium     Bridge      Snow Land    Peak

  Golden       Floating     Hall of     Forgotten    Rabi Rabi
   Riverbank    Graveyard    Memories    Cave 2       Beach

  Rabi Rabi    Aurora       Rabi Rabi   Icy Summit   Sky Island
   Park         Palace       Ravine                   Town


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                        Movement Techniques


- Be forewarned: Figuring out movement techniques on your own can be
highly satisfying. As such, I recommend you play through the game at
least once without outside assistance.


        Jump / High Jump

- It's a jump. Yeah. The regular jump maxes out at 3 tiles, whereas
High Jump maxes out at 4.


        Divekick

- Press Down + Jump in mid-air to perform a non-damaging divekick.
This increases your speed both down and the direction you're moving.


        Wall Jump

- A skill wall jump is performed by turning away from a wall and pressing
Jump. However, you also need to have had your back facing the wall before
doing so. Generally, you can just start the jump while facing away from
the wall, but in some cases the wall will be too far away, so you have
to quickly turn away from the wall as you're ascending, before the actual
wall jump.
- A wall jump has a height of 2 tiles (and change). You can only perform
one regular skill wall jump per jump.
- You can't wall jump or double jump from a spring bounce.


        Divekick Wall Jump

- A wall jump performed from a divekick. Height is about 2,5 tiles,
and it also gives you a speed boost. Like with the regular one, you
need to have faced away from the wall before the wall jump. You also
must have dove for about 3 tiles before it'll work.
- Divekicking against a wall after a wall jump will automatically
result in an immediate divekick wall jump. Using this technique will
allow you to reach a max height of 9 tiles (8 without Hi-Jump).
 - After a wall jump, you can only divekick in the opposite direction
 of the wall.
- Divekick Wall Jumping against a wall may occasionally result in Erina
bouncing away from the wall as if doing another wall jump. This is
likely the result of Erina clipping slightly inside the wall and then
being pushed back. Either way, I can't think of a single place where
you could use this to your advantage.


        Spin Attack Bounce

- Spin attack an enemy from above to bounce off of them. Doing so from
a wall jump allows you to reach a number of places that would otherwise
require Air Dash or Double Jump. You can't do multiple bounces in a row,
however.
- You can only interrupt a Spin Attack with a Down Hammer Drill or the
Bunny Amulet.


        Divekick Spin Attack Bounce

- This is a variant of the Spin Attack Bounce that's difficult to pull
off and only allows you to do a couple of little things early (namely,
exploring the top level of the Floating Graveyard, and get the egg in
the water in Azure Snow Land without the Water Orb).


        Hammer Roll

- Roll forward on the ground. You take no damage from spikes while
rolling.
- Doing an upper Hammer Drill just as you hit an enemy with the Hammer
Roll results in a jump with a height of 5 tiles. That's not any better
than you would get from a SAB, but the advantage is that you can still
do a wall jump. The one and only thing this allows you to do is get
the egg near the Rainbow Crystal without Bunny Strike (or Air Dash).
I don't think it's worth picking up Hammer Roll just for that, but,
yeah, it's something you can do.


        Slide

- Press Down + Jump to slide three tiles, allowing you to pass through
spaces that are a single tile in size, a la Mega Man. Unlike in Mega
Man, you can also use it to damage enemies.
- You can obtain the Slide at earliest in Chapter 2 if you have Cicini
as a town member.


        Long Jump

- Jumping from a slide gives you a speed boost, thus allowing you to
jump farther than usual. Hitting a ceiling will make you lose your
momentum, however.


        Air Slide

- Jumping from a slide or sliding off an edge allows you access slide
spaces that are not on the ground level, thus enabling you to move both
ways through many horizontal slide spaces that are meant to be one-way
only. The jump usually has to be fairly precise.


        Slide Clip

- Sliding into a hole from just the right distance will cause Erina to
clip through the wall until there's enough space to stand up. You need
to position Erina so that the slide ends just as you enter the hole.
This only works when moving from left to right, however.
- Slide Clipping allows you to go out of bounds in a few places (eg.
in System Interior and Subterra).
- It's possible to combine the Air Slide and Slide Clip, but it's very
difficult to pull off.


        Bunny Strike

- Attack during a slide or in the air immediately following a slide.
Allows you to reach a few places that would otherwise require the air
dash. Obtained after you get the slide.


        Air Dash

- A damaging, horizontal dash in the air. Lv1: 2 tiles. Lv2: 4. Lv3: 6.
Unhindered by water. You can get it once you have Slide.
- Air Dashing from a wall jump allows you to reach higher ledges. A few
of these can be tricky, as you have to air dash as soon as Erina turns
around in the air.


        Wall Jump (upgrade)

- Once you have the Wall Jump upgrade (requires Slide), you can wall
jump by simply turning away from a wall and hitting Jump. Lv1: 2 jumps.
Lv2: 3 jumps.
- While underwater, you can wall jump up the same wall.


        Double Jump

- Perform a jump in mid-air. Max height is about 2,5 tiles. Combined
with a regular jump, you can reach a height of 7 tiles.
- You can't double jump after a wall jump.
- You can obtain Double Jump at earliest in Chapter 3.


        Divekick Double Jump

- Double jumping from a divekick results in a jump with increased speed
(similar to, if not the same as, a divekick wall jump).
- With precise timing, it's possible to pull off a DKDJ even on even
ground.


        Bunny Amulet

- Using the Bunny Amulet in mid-air resets your momentum.


        Walking

- Hold down the hammer button to slow down movement.


        Destroying obstacles

- The game features blocks that can be destroyed through a variety of
means, as seen below:
 - Bomb
 - Piko Hammer or Bomb
 - Ribbon Shot or Fireballs (Fire Orb)
 - Body contact (with Fire Orb)
 - Pressure from above

- You can shoot in a 30 degree angle if you hold up or down while firing
(Blue Shot and Carrot Shooter only). Shots that penetrate terrain can't
destroy blocks.
- Carrot Bombs have a radius of about 1,5 tiles at max level. Bombs
will fall through platforms that you can jump through.
- Destroying Hammer blocks above or below you requires the Spin Attack.
You can still use it even if there are only 2 tiles of space.


        Dark Areas

- Exploring dark areas technically doesn't require the Light Orb (which
you can obtain once you have the Slide), but it's certainly a lot easier
with it.


        Underwater Areas

- Likewise, exploring underwater areas (which are largely limited to
the Natural Aquarium) doesn't technically require the Water Orb, but
it's a lot more comfortable with it.
- Without the Water Orb, you move at half speed while underwater, but
can still jump 2 tiles higher. With the orb, you move at normal speed
and can jump 12 tiles high (9 without Hi-Jump, 7 with a wall jump or
double jump).


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                         Area / Chapter Notes                      A01


        Prologue - Bunny Meets Fairy

- The Prologue is largely linear and has you exploring some of Southern
Woodland and then going through Rabi Rabi Beach and Rabi Rabi Ravine in
order to reach Rabi Rabi Town.
- In Speedrun Mode, the City segment is skipped, and you start off in
the forest.


        Rabi Rabi Town

- Miriam will give you the Speed Boost the first time you talk to her
and the Bunny Strike after you've gotten Slide.
- Once you have at least three town members, you can talk to them to
buy a 5 minute buff.
- You can get the Erina Badge and Ribbon Badge once you've beaten C8.
These are among the best badges in the game *if* your SP and MP are
high enough.
- 0%: You can only buy healing items in Chapter 6. Use the free cake
and donut wisely.


        Main Game - Part 1 (Chapters 1-5)

- To progress the story, you need to defeat bosses around the world,
who will then become town members in Rabi Rabi Town. Each chapter has
a town member quota you need to reach before you can move to the next
chapter (by talking to Rumi in town).
   C1 |    | The Adventure Begins
   C2 |  2 | A Little Peek
   C3 |  4 | Bunny in the City
   C4 |  7 | The Mysterious Bunny
   C5 | 10 | Back to the Beginning
- When you get your 6th town member, you'll get a brief interlude where
you use Rita to fight a mini-boss. Her best attacks are hammer, hammer,
down+hammer, down+hammer and down+hammer in the air.


        City (aka. Warp Destination)

- You can enter one of the buildings to find the CreSpirit office in C4.
- You'll briefly fight Noah before Alius 3 in C4. You don't actually
have to damage her, though.
- You won't be able to use Ribbon when fighting Miru.
- If you miss any eggs in the City, no need to worry. You can repeat
the City events by talking to Rumi after completing C8.


        Southern Woodland

- You'll need Speed Boost in order to be able to wall jump to reach
the upper right section of the forest.
- You can fight the Rainbow Crystal (and thus claim the Tough Skin badge
as well as get Ashuri as a town member) after fighting Ashuri for the
second time and being contacted by her in town.
- You can use a Divekick Spin Attack Bounce to reach the upper level
in the Spectral Cave (near the Warp Stone). If your Speed Boost is
still only Lv1, you also need to pull off a *very* precise jump.
- The path to the Forgotten Cave will be blocked until you've fought
Kotri 1.


        Western Coast & Sky Island

- I level up the Carrot Bomb under the bridge at the west end. Divekick
from the spring to quickly respawn the enemies.
- You should get the Armored badge as soon as you've gotten High Jump
(negates knockback, although getting hit will still stun you).
- If you kill an enemy during an alert in the pyramid, the Healing icon
will appear in the corner. This is because the alerts are actually
considered bosses, and killing an enemy who drops health during a boss
triggers the icon for some reason.
- After taking some damage, Lilith uses an attack where she sends two
homing heart projectiles at you. You need to jump over the first one,
then divekick to avoid the second one. Fail to do so and you will
receive *severe* damage.
- To fight Lilith 2, you need to have already beaten Cicini.
- Getting Health Wager with only the Air Dash requires some pretty
precise maneuvering. I doubt it's a badge you'll use, though, so you
don't really need to bother.
- Once you have Double Jump and Spike Barrier, you can go ahead and
explore the areas below the Warp Stone in the Floating Graveyard. The
area can be somewhat challenging, but there are a number of checkpoints
and two healing panels.
 - You can use an air slide at the beginning to skip a chunk of the area.
 - The egg in the dark area can't be gotten if you come in from the
 very top. Return to the area from the later areas so the blocks aren't
 destroyed. (When entering the area through the slide path, the darkness
 doesn't actually kick in. I doubt this was intentional.)
 - If you have both Chocolate and Vanilla, an event will take place in
 the room in the middle with the egg (this event removes the event block
 in the slide area so you can actually reach said egg). After that, you
 can trigger the Halloween Cats boss fight.
- The easiest way to cross the chasm on the top level is with a Slide
Jump Divekick Double Jump Air Dash.


        Island Core

- The NPC near the Rabi Rabi Park Warp Stone can lower the difficulty
level (but not increase it). After completing C8, the NPC will no longer
offer to lower the difficulty, but instead allow you to start a New Game +
playthrough, which increases difficulty by one loop.
- Once you have Double Jump, you can explore the Windy Ravine early by
air sliding into the spring near the first save point. You'll end up
out of bounds and fall to your death, but when you continue, you'll be
at the second save point. Pillar Saya isn't there yet. The transporter
isn't visible but can still be used. The event block is still there,
though, so it doesn't really matter. You can use the spring at the end
to get to the Fairy Duo area, but there's nothing there. When you jump
down, you'll be at Sky-High Bridge. In the end, all you can really do
in Windy Ravine at this point is grab the three eggs. Once you reach
Chapter 9, the spring near the first save point will behave like normal
and no longer take you out of bounds.


        Northern Tundra

- Don't forget to level up the Carrot Bomb to get the most out of Super
Carrot.
- You can get the Attack Up in the hole near the west end by divekicking
at it (if you don't have slide yet).
- If you fall down the wrong pit at the east end of the Natural Aquarium
and don't have the Water Orb and don't know how to wall jump yet, you're
not getting out alive.
- You can't avoid the PP Up at the east end of the Natural Aquarium if
you're coming from the Western Coast.
- The Gold Carrot doesn't contribute to your item count. After using it,
you can come back and get another one.
- You have to fight Nieve (at Aurora Palace) before you can fight Nixie
(at Icy Summit). Once you've fought Nixie, they'll both become town
members.
- Shadow Rita will appear at Icy Summit after Chapter 1.
- After beating Seana for the first time, you need the following town
members to initiate the second battle (after which she actually becomes
a town member): Cicini, Syaro, Nixie, Nieve, Vanilla and Chocolate. Once
you have them, visit a save point outside of town and you should get
some dialog. After that, you'll find Seana on the west bridge outside
of town.


        Eastern Highlands

- Don't forget: One of the items here will (likely) fail to count towards
the area total (ie. having 30/31 items means you've found them all).
- To get the egg 3 tiles above the Spin Attack, shoot the first enemy
with the Rainbow Shot to make her move closer so you can do the bounce.
- The Exotic Lab will become accessible if you have Cicini as a town
member and have reached Chapter 2. Clearing the events there gives you
17 500 en.
- Avoiding the PP Up in the Exotic Lab requires a slide jump (or air dash).
- Getting the Attack Up in the Exotic Lab with only the Air Dash can
be tricky. The wall jump has to be done a bit lower than you'd think.
- It's possible to obtain the Red Shot without fighting Ashley if you
drop down from above. The fight is only triggered when you enter the
area from the right.
- If you jump up into limbo in the first area in Evernight Peak, the
game will glitch out a little and the screen will go dark. I think this
is because of the darkness effect in that area. Either way, you'll soon
fall down, and things will go back to normal.
- 0%: It's possible to get the egg when fighting Saya if you get lucky
with the block attack, but it's not a big deal if you miss it.


        Subterranean Area

- The area full of bomb blocks is a good place to farm money. Once you
have double jump, you can avoid respawning the blocks by crossing the
load zone while in limbo (only necessary when leaving the area). You'll
want to have one block remaining high up from where you can easily take
out multiple enemies with the Super Carrot.
- Obtaining the Bunny Amulet (at the beginning of C2) increases the
Subterra item count by 1.


        System Interior

- You can access the System Interior once you've reached Chapter 3 and
completed the events in the Exotic Lab.
- The enemies here are immune to the Piko Hammer and Slide.


        Plurkwood

- Keke Bunny won't count towards the town member goals and can be
skipped completely so long as you don't trigger any of the events here.
- You can use the computer to warp to Rabi Rabi Town.


        Chapter 6 - Underneath the Island (Subterra - Hall of Memories)
                                          (Southern Woodland - Forgotten Cave)

- Chapters 6-8 are Main Game - Part 2.
- Consider spending all your money before heading down.
- 0%: This is your only chance to buy healing items.
- 0%: This is one of the hardest parts in a 0% run. Avoid as many enemies
as you can. Wait for your Bunny Amulet to charge before triggering a
checkpoint.
- Once below 25% HP, Miriam will steal Ribbon and force her to attack
you while constantly draining your money. She won't stop until you
either run out of money or defeat her.

- Forgotten Cave 2 is a boss rush. These versions are fairly weak, but
do inflict some annoying status ailments (Ban Skill prevents physical
attacks, Mana Down prevents using Ribbon). The bosses respawn.
   Saya      | Ban Skill, Poison
   Ribbon    | Mana Down, Speed Down
   Ashley    | Ban Skill, Poison
   Cocoa     | Attack Down, Burn
   Chocolate | Attack Down, Poison
   Pandora   | Mana Down, Speed Down
    - Checkpoint -
   Vanilla   | Ban Skill, Cursed
   Nieve     | Attack Down, Burn (+ Freeze)
   Cicini    | Ban Skill, Cursed
   Sharo     | Defense Down, Numb
    - Checkpoint -
   Nixie     | Ban Skill, Cursed (+ Freeze)
   Alraune   | Attack Down, Poison
   Lilith    | Attack Down, Burn
   Seana     | Mana Down, Speed Down
   Rita      | Defense Down, Numb
    - Checkpoint -
   Kotri     | Ban Skill, Poison
   Pixel Face| Ban Skill, Mana Down  (absent in 0%)
   Miru      | Mana Down, Speed Down
   Alius     | Attack Down, Defense Down (+ Unstable)

- After Rita, you get a checkpoint for every boss.
- Rumi has multiple health bars. After each shmup phase, she'll have
99 Reflect for a while (damage above 99 pod will be reflected). Only
use regular shots during that time.


        Chapter 7 - Connecting the Two (System Interior)

- The checkpoints are very generous here, hence why I didn't bother
showing them on the map.
- Sadly, there are no save points here, so there's no easy way to re-fight
the boss (quote, unquote boss).
- 0%: There are a lot blocks you can break with the Ribbon Shot that
normally wouldn't be breakable.


        Chapter 8 - Irisu in Wonderland (Sky Island)

- After completing C8, all bosses will respawn. If there's any exploration
you'd still like to do, better do it now.
- You need to have all 15 town members (and Keke Bunny if you've triggered
an event in Plurkwood) to access the Floating Library. Once inside, you
can only leave through the bomb wall near the end. There are no save
points in this area. As such, if you want to re-fight the final boss,
you either need to maintain an auto-save or get through the library again.
 - If you fought Keke Bunny, don't forget to talk to her in town to
 actually make her a town member.
 - Again, plenty of checkpoints.
- Irisu starts off by inflicting some ailments that you can block with
the Bunny Amulet.
- Eventually, she'll activate Revenge 300, which will stay in effect
for a few minutes. You'll need to refrain from using your more powerful
attacks during that time (but not on 0%).


        Chapter 9 - Fairies Attack (Rabi Rabi Ravine)

- The egg three tiles left of Pillar Saya is a little tricky. Before
you reveal the egg, you need to destroy the two pressure sensitive
blocks to open up a short cut. Now, when you bomb the wall, you just
circle around to use the short cut to get to the egg (ie. go right,
all the way down, left, all the way up). If you use a longer path,
the blocks will respawn.
- The egg near the spring that takes you to the Fairy Duo is supposed
to be gotten during the escape, but you can use an air slide to grab
it before that (or after).
- When fighting the Fairy Duo, it's possible end up out of bounds (and
then land in Sky-High Bridge) during the zero gravity phase. If this
happens, you should reset, as the game may be soft-locked at that point.
- Skipping the scenes after the Fairy Duo too quickly may result in the
escape sequence not activating.
- The escape sequence involves going through a modified Rabi Rabi Ravine
while under a time limit.
 - There are no checkpoints, and the save points act as heal points.
 - The Wind Blessing as well as 2 eggs can only be gotten during this
 event. (In other versions, it seems to be possible to obtain the Wind
 Blessing outside the escape.)
 - When playing on Casual, there's no time limit.
 - During the escape, it's possible to get stuck in the area with the
 thin platforms you can jump through.


        Chapter 10 - Finding Memories (Subterra - Hall of Memories 2)

- You'll temporarily lose the Bunny Amulet here.
- The two areas before the Quick Man shaft are among the most annoying
in the game. In these areas, you have to destroy the blocks using the
enemy's homing laser attack. You *should* get the best results if you
jump when the laser approaches you.
- Defeating the bosses in the four areas will remove the colored blocks.
Once you enter an area, you can't leave until you've defeated the boss.
These bosses take a lot of damage from body contact.
- Make sure you leave red for last or you won't be able to get the egg
near the beginning. If you miss it, you have to re-fight the final boss
to reset the events.
- The egg in the green area requires an air slide (ie. slide through,
then slide back in using the nearby block). You can reset the blocks
by moving ahead two screens.


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                            Town Members


 1. Cocoa          9. Saya          17. Miru          25. Lilli
 2. Ashuri        10. Syaro         18. Noah          26. Pixie
 3. Rita          11. Kotri         19. ???           27. Erina?
 4. Cicini        12. Lilith        20. Ribbon
 5. Chocolate     13. Pandora       21. Erina
 6. Vanilla       14. Aruraune      22. Miriam
 7. Nieve         15. Seana         23. Rumi
 8. Nixie         16. Keke Bunny    24. Irisu


        In-Game List

   Rumi        Sharo       Miriam
   Rita        Cocoa       Miru
   Nieve       Ashley      Noah
   Nixie       Lilith      ???
   Alraune     Vanilla     Erina
   Pandora     Chocolate   Ribbon
   Irisu       Kotri       Lilli
   Saya        Keke Bunny  Pixie
   Cicini      Seana       Erina?


        Locations

 Cocoa      | Southern Woodland - Forgotten Cave
 Ashley     | Eastern Highlands - Golden Riverbank (/ Spectral Cave)
 Rita       | Northern Tundra - Azure Snow Land
 Cicini     | Southern Woodland - Spectral Cave
 Chocolate  | Island Core - Rabi Rabi Ravine
 Vanilla    | Island Core - Sky-High Bridge
 Nieve      | Northern Tundra - Aurora Palace
 Nixie      | Northern Tundra - Icy Summit
 Saya       | Eastern Highlands - Evernight Peak
 Sharo      | System Interior
 Kotri      | Rabi Rabi Park / Floating Graveyard / Volcanic Caverns
 Lilith     | Western Coast - Sky Island Town
 Pandora    | Western Coast - Golden Pyramid
 Alraune    | Southern Woodland - Night Forest
 Seana      | Northern Tundra - Natural Aquarium / Rabi Rabi Park
 Keke Bunny | Plurkwood

- To trigger the Cocoa fight, just visit the end of the Forgotten Cave.
- After defeating Ashley, she'll contact you in town. Then, you need to
go beat the Rainbow Crystal in the Spectral Cave.
- Nixie won't appear until you've beaten Nieve. Nieve won't become a
town member until you've fought Nixie.
- You can get Sharo at earliest in C3 (must have gotten Cicini and
completed the events in the Exotic Lab).
- Kotri is fought three times (Green, Blue, Red). Red Kotri won't appear
until you've beaten her blue form.
- To fight Lilith 2, you need to have already beaten Cicini.
- To fight Seana 2, you need the following town members:
Cicini, Sharo, Nixie, Nieve, Vanilla and Chocolate.
- After fighting Keke Bunny, you need to talk to her in town.


        Buffs

- Once you have at least 3 town members, you can talk to a town member
in town to receive a status effect (for a cost). Each effect will last
5 minutes. It won't start counting down until you leave town.
- Keke: Warp to Plurkwood.

 Cocoa      | 6000 | Cocoa Bomb (consumable, 4 max)
 Cicini     | 1000 | Speedy
 Rita       | 2500 | Defense Up
 Saya       | 1000 | Giant
 Ashley     | 1250 | Shrink
 Kotri      | 2000 | Amulet Cut
 Chocolate  | 2000 | Max HP Up
 Vanilla    | 2000 | Max MP Up
 Nieve      | 2500 | Give DEF Down
 Nixie      | 2500 | Give ATK Down
 Lilith     | 2000 | MP Regen
 Sharo      | 5000 | Strange Box (item)
 Seana      | 3750 | Attack Up
 Alraune    | 2000 | HP Regen
 Pandora    | 1500 | Arrest
 Miru       |25000 | All (5m 30s)


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                                 Items                             A02


                In-Game List

   Fire Orb             Bunny Strike         Sunny Beam
   Water Orb            Wall Jump            Chaos Rod
   Nature Orb           Wind Blessing        Healing Staff
   Light Orb                                 Explode Shot
                        Air Dash             Carrot Shooter
   Piko Hammer          Bunny Whirl
   Carrot Bomb          Hammer Roll          Quick Barrette
   Bunny Amulet         Hammer Wave          Max Bracelet
   Super Carrot                              Charge Ring
                        Speed Boost          Plus Necklace
   Air Jump             Soul Heart           Auto Earrings
   Rabi Slippers        Spike Barrier
   Sliding Powder                            Book of Carrot
                        Hourglass            P Hairpin
                        Strange Box          Cyber Flower
                        Bunny Clover         Fairy's Flute
                        Bunny Memories



                List + Info


     Piko Hammer     [SW - Starting Forest]

- Your basic melee weapon.
- The hammer, bomb and Ribbon level up from use (in addition to the
shop upgrades). The game doesn't show their level progress, though.
There's just a little message when you level up.
- You can't use regular Ribbon shots while attacking with the hammer,
but you can use charge shots.
- You can chain hammer attacks 3, 4 and 5 into Up Hammer Drill, which
you can then follow up with a Down Hammer Drill. If you don't pick up
any Mana Ups or Regen Ups, your SP should run out with the Up Hammer
Drill (after a 5 hit combo).
- The first and fourth hits in the basic combo look the same but seem
to have a slight difference in damage.
- The second and third hits in the basic combo do more damage if they
hit an enemy behind you. You can turn around after the first hit in
order to maximize damage, but it's a little difficult to pull off.
- The attacks that don't trigger hit invincibility (but can easily get
deflected) are: Hammer attack 5 (9 hits), Hammer Drill (up: 10 hits),
Air Dash and Bunny Strike.
- There's no way to disable Hammer Drill, which you'll likely perform
on accident at times.

  2 | Range up
  3 | Up Hammer Drill (Up + hammer)
  4 | 4-hit combo
  5 | Speed up
  6 | Down Hammer Drill (Down + hammer in mid-air)
  7 | Hammer Drill damage up
  8 | 5-hit combo
  9 | Speed up
 10 | SP cost down
 11 | Speed up
 12 | Hammer Drill damage up

 Lv2 | 3500 | Hammer attack 4 damage +50%.
 Lv3 | 9999 | Hammer attack 4 SP use -75%.


     Ribbon Shot

- Your basic ranged attack. Comes in seven flavors. Hold the button to
do a charge shot, which consumes MP (12,5 MP for single charge, 22 MP
for double charge).
- MP recovery has two phases: first, there's the recovery pause, then
there's the actual recovery.
 - By default, the single charge recovery pause is about 1 second, but
 becomes negligible with enough Regen Ups. Double charge pause is 2,2s
 at first, but can be reduced to about a second.
 - By default, you regenerate 40 MP in about 6,5 seconds (or 10 in
 1,625s). With max Regen, you'll regenerate 10 MP in 0,375s.
- At max level and with the Quick Barrette, a single charge takes 1
second and a double charge takes 2,2 seconds.
- Note how Ribbon will miss enemies that are too close to Erina.

  2 | Charge speed up
  3 | Charge speed up
  4 | Boost attack speed up
  5 | Charge speed up
  6 | Boost attack speed up
  7 | Charge speed up
  8 | BP gain up
  9 | Boost attack speed up
 10 | BP gain up
 11 | BP gain up

- The Blue Shot is a simple, linear projectile. You can shoot in a 30
degree angle if you hold up or down while firing (regular shots only).

- The Red Shot (aka. Explode Shot) is the one I use the most by far.
It shoots 3 shots in both directions, with a range of 15 tiles. The
charge shot creates a red sphere that lingers and does multiple hits.
It also restores a little SP. The charge shot has a range of 10 tiles,
but can reach 1,5 tiles farther if you're moving forward.

- The Yellow Shot (aka. Sunny Beam) fires a continuous laser that
penetrates terrain. It doesn't have combo meter decay, but the meter
growth it produces is so minimal, it's outpaced by the fall above rank B.

- The Green Shot (aka. Healing Staff) shoots 4 projectiles randomly in
a 40 degree spread. Each hit heals 2% MP. The charge shot fires 4/8
homing projectiles that penetrate terrain. Hitting enemies with it
allows you to heal 1 or 2 HP. How this is supposed to help you when
you're taking hundreds of points of damage is beyond me. The Green Shot
also has very low combo meter growth.

- The Purple Shot (aka. Chaos Rod) shoots numerous projectiles in a
110 degree spread. The charge shot creates a field that slows down
subjects. It has a shorter recovery pause than the other types.

- The Carrot Shooter shoots... carrots. Who would've known? Damage
increases when below 50% HP or so. The charge shot creates carrot bombs
(1 for single, 3 for double).

- The Rainbow Shot shoots homing projectiles that penetrate terrain.
The homing doesn't work on enemies outside of your horizontal range
of view. Vertically, the homing still works up to 18 tiles. The charge
shot is quite powerful but consumes 100% MP, has a long recovery pause
(at least by default (3s)) and also costs some money (40*eggs). Double-
charging it only increases the size and speed of the projectile (and
the recovery pause (5s)), but not the damage. Without enough money, the
charge shot only does 1 pod. Once you have 15 eggs, the charge shot
will heal you by a miniscule amount during bosses.

- Using Ribbon's Boost attack requires at least 50% BP. You accumulate
BP from hitting enemies with magical attacks (Ribbon, Hammer Wave, Fire
Orb, Super Carrot, Bunny Amulet)(and over time if you have the Book of
Carrot). The Boost attack makes you invincible for a moment and also
gives you 2 buffs (3 in case of Rainbow), one of which is Speed Up, for
a few seconds.
            MP cost
           reg.  max      Buff          Shot location
 Blue     | 24 |  87 | Defense Up   | Default
 Red      | 32 | 105 | Attack Up    | EH - Golden Riverbank
 Yellow   | 55 | 132 | Attack Up    | WC - Rabi Rabi Beach
 Green    | 18 |  71 | HP Recover   | Rabi Rabi Town
 Purple   | 15 |  84 | Efc:Curse    | WC - Golden Pyramid
 Carrot   | 36 | 152 | SP Recover   | SA - Hall of Memories
 Rainbow  |  1 |   1 | Amulet Cut, Bunny Lover  | Find 5 eggs


     Carrot Bomb     [SW - Starting Forest]

- Drop a bomb. Hitting enemies with it will give you a little SP.
- The xp level affects Super Carrot damage as well, but the shop upgrades
don't.

  2 | Speed up
  3 | Damage up
  4 | Speed up
  5 | Range up
  6 | Damage up
  7 | Speed up
  8 | Damage up

 Lv2 | 3000 | Attack +10%
 Lv3 | 9999 | Attack +20%


     Super Carrot     [NT - Icy Summit]

- An attack that does 3-4 hits and covers a large area. You need to stand
still and charge it to use it. Using it will increase the cooldown bar
to 100%. The cooldown figure affects charge time, horizontal range and
damage (as seen below). The attack also briefly makes you invincible.
 - The vertical range of the attack is a bit hard to determine, as it's
 not clear where the center of the blast is. It might be the carrot you
 see above Erina. In this case, the vertical range is about 10 tiles
 above and below. Either way, it's unaffected by cooldown.
- You don't have to keep holding down after you start charging.
- While charging, you take 50% more damage. Getting hit will interrupt you.
- While charging, you can't use regular Ribbon shots, but you can use
charge shots.
- Don't forget that you can use the Bunny Amulet to instantly negate
the cooldown.

  0-25% |  8         Time:   1 + cd*4
 25-99% | 16         Damage: base + cd*2/3*base
  100%  | 32

 Lv2 | 4750 | Cooldown speed +20% (26s -> 22s)
 Lv3 | 9999 | Charge speed +1/3   (1-5s -> 0,75-3,75s)


     Hammer Wave     [IC - Rabi Rabi Ravine]

- Shoot a magical wave with the first and fourth Hammer attacks.

 Lv2 | 5000 | Attack +25%
 Lv3 | 9999 | Increase hitstun


     Spin Attack (aka. Bunny Whirl)     [EH - Golden Riverbank]

- Mid-air attack.

 Lv2 | 5000 | Attack +25%
 Lv3 | 9999 | No SP required


     Hammer Roll     [EH - Evernight Peak]

- Roll forward on the ground.

 Lv2 | 4000 | Speed +15%
 Lv3 | 9999 | Speed +1/3


     Slide     [EH - Exotic Lab]

- Slide 3 tiles. Able to damage enemies.

 Lv2 | 6000 | "If the attack landed, next attack's damage +50%."
 Lv3 | 9999 |   -"- +100%
                (I have *no* idea what this means.)


     Bunny Strike     [Rabi Rabi Town] (req. Slide)

- An attack performed from a slide. It does multiple hits, but the
damage decay is heavy, and there's a 15 second cooldown before it does
100% damage again. Hitting an enemy with the slide will reset the cooldown.

 Lv2 | 3250 | Slide & Bunny Strike base damage +5
 Lv3 | 3250 | Slide & Bunny Strike base damage +10


     Air Dash     [WC - Sky Island Town] (req. Slide)

- A damaging, horizontal dash in the air.

 Lv1 |      | 2 tiles
 Lv2 | 5250 | 4 tiles, base damage +1
 Lv3 | 7850 | 6 tiles, base damage +2


     Quick Barrette     [NT - Azure Snow Land]

- Decrease charging time by 50%.


     Plus Necklace     [EH - Evernight Peak]

- Extend magazine limit to

 Lv1 |      | 4
 Lv2 | 3750 | 5
 Lv3 | 5600 | 6


     Auto Earrings     [WC - Floating Graveyard]

- Automatically shoot normal shots at enemies who are in your direct
line of sight while charging. Doesn't work when attacking with the
hammer or when charging the Super Carrot. The rate of fire is about
one shot every 0,12 seconds.
- Really not sure how the math works when combined with the Plus
Necklace, but whatever. Here are some burst interval figures:

  Lv1/3 | 2,15s     Lv1/6 | 1,5s
  Lv2/3 | 1,8s      Lv2/6 | 1,3s
  Lv3/3 | 1,4s      Lv3/6 | 1,0s

 Lv2 | 8600 | "Intensity increased by 15%."
 Lv3 | 9950 | "Intensity increased by 35%."


     Charge Ring     [SW - Forgotten Cave]

- Enables Double Charge Shot.

 Lv2 | 8000 | Double Charge speed +25%
 Lv3 | 8000 | Double Charge speed +50%


     High Jump (aka. Rabi Slippers)     [IC - Rabi Rabi Park]

- Increase max jump height from 3 tiles to 4.


     Double Jump (aka. Air Jump)     [System Interior]

- Able to jump in the air.


     Wall Jump     [SW - Spectral Cave] (req. Slide)

- Enables wall-jumping without facing away from the wall first.

 Lv1 |      | 2 jumps
 Lv2 | 9950 | 3 jumps
 Lv3 | 9950 | Increased speed after wall jump


     Wind Blessing     [IC - Ravine Escape]

- Triple jump (only in bosses).


     Speed Boost     [Rabi Rabi Town]

- Increase movement speed by

 Lv1 |      | 10%
 Lv2 | 5000 | 20%
 Lv3 | 9950 | 30%


     Bunny Amulet     [Rabi Rabi Town]

- A shockwave attack that restores SP and negates Super Carrot and
Bunny Strike cooldowns. It also makes you invincible for a moment.
By default, a single charge takes 40s and it doesn't really get much
faster than that without a badge or a buff. Even with all 30 Regen
Ups, it still takes 35s.
- You can get the upgrades for free by completing Chapters 2 and 3.
A fourth charge is obtained in C6.

 Lv1 |      | 1 charge
 Lv2 | 5250 | +1 charge
 Lv3 | 9150 | +1 charge


     Fire Orb     [SA - Volcanic Caverns]

- Destroy ice blocks on contact.
- Allows Erina to inflict collision damage (not on all enemies).
- Triggers a fireball attack when you run out of SP. Having a lot of
SP makes it harder to take advantage of.

 Lv2 | 4250 | Fireball attack +10%
 Lv3 | 9999 | Fireball attack +20%


     Water Orb     [NT - Aurora Palace]

- Movement is no longer hindered while underwater.

 Lv2 | 6750 | Damage taken -15% while underwater.
 Lv3 | 9999 | Damage +15% while underwater.


     Light Orb     [SW - Starting Forest] (req. Slide)

- Lights up dark areas.
- Increases Yellow Shot damage.

 Lv2 | 7000 | Hit invincibility +12,5%
 Lv3 | 9999 | Hit invincibility +25% (no effect?)


     Nature Orb     [SW - Night Forest]

- Decrease damage by 20% when below

 Lv1 |      | 20% HP
 Lv2 | 8000 | 25% HP
 Lv3 | 9999 | 30% HP


     Spike Barrier     [EH - Evernight Peak] (req. Slide)

- Reduce damage from spikes by

 Lv1 |      | 15%
 Lv2 | 9950 | 30%
 Lv3 | 9950 | 60%


     P Hairpin     [Plurkwood]

- Increase damage bonus by Hit count/20 up to

 Lv1 |      | 25%
 Lv2 | 9950 | 30%
 Lv3 | 9950 | 35%


     Soul Heart     [Rabi Rabi Town - Shop]

- Display enemy HP bar.
- HP +5%.


     Book of Carrot     [Rabi Rabi Town - Shop]

- Generate BP over time. A full charge takes 1m 30s.
- It also seems to decrease your max BP (maybe 20%), so you don't need
as much to use Boost attacks.


     Max Bracelet     [Rabi Rabi Town - Shop]

- Enables Max Boost attack.


     Bunny Clover     [Rabi Rabi Town - Shop]

- Automatically use a healing item when you take a fatal hit. The
potency of the healing item is reduced by 30%.


     Hourglass     [WC - Golden Pyramid]

- Increase the effect duration of Carrot Bombs.


     Strange Box     [Rabi Rabi Town]

- Indicates how close you are to an item. Doesn't need to be charged
despite what the dialog might suggest.


     Cyber Flower     [System Interior]

- Boost attacks don't stop until you're out of MP. Regular Boost attack
MP cost x2, Max Boost attack MP cost +20%.


     Fairy's Flute     [IC - Windy Ravine]

- When you fall below 20% HP, Lilli and Pixie will appear and attack
the enemy while healing you.


     Bunny Memories     [SA - Hall of Memories]

- An extremely powerful attack. Can only be used during bosses.



                List by area

        Southern Woodland         30 Items     9 Eggs

 1. Piko Hammer         B1. DEF Trade          Health Up: 5
 2. Carrot Bomb         B2: Toxic Strike       Mana Up:   6
 +. Ribbon Shot         B3: Tough Skin         Regen Up:  3
 3. Charge Ring         B4. Mana Wager         PP Up:     3
 4. Wall Jump           B5: Arm Strength       Attack Up: 1
 5. Light Orb           B6: Blessed
 6. Nature Orb


        Western Coast             33 Items    16 Eggs

 1. Yellow Shot         B1. Health Plus        Health Up: 5
 2. Auto Earrings       B2. Armored            Mana Up:   6
 3. Air Dash            B3. Survival           Regen Up:  2
 4. Hourglass           B4. Health Wager       PP Up:     3
 5. Purple Shot         B5. Top Form           Attack Up: 3
                        B6. Pure Love
                        B7. Crisis Boost
                        B8. Hitbox Down
                        B9. Auto Trigger
                         +. Lilith's Gift


        Island Core               35 Items    12 Eggs

 1. High Jump           B1. DEF Grow           Health Up: 4
 2. Hammer Wave         B2. ATK Trade          Mana Up:   4
 3. Wind Blessing       B3. Lucky Seven        Regen Up:  3
 +. Fairy Flute         B4. Mana Surge         PP Up:     1
                        B5. Hex Cancel         Attack Up: 4
                        B6. Health Surge


    Rabi Rabi Town                 2 Items     1 Egg

 +. Speed Boost         B1. Erina Badge
 +. Bunny Amulet        B2. Ribbon Badge
 +. Bunny Strike
 +. Strange Box


        Northern Tundra           26 Items     8 Eggs

 1. Quick Barrette      B1. Stamina Plus       Health Up: 5
 2. Super Carrot        B2. Carrot Boost       Mana Up:   4
 3. Water Orb           B3. Mana Plus          Regen Up:  3
                        B4. Self Defense       PP Up:     2
                                               Attack Up: 5


        Eastern Highlands         31 Items     5 Eggs

 1. Spin Attack         B1. ATK Grow           Health Up: 4
 2. Red Shot            B2. Cashback           Mana Up:   4
 3. Hammer Roll         B3. Weaken             Regen Up:  3
 4. Plus Necklace       B4. Frame Cancel       PP Up:     4
 5. Slide                                      Attack Up: 6
 6. Spike Barrier


        Subterra                   5 Items    12 Eggs

 1. Fire Orb                                   Health Up: 1
 2. Carrot Shooter
 3. Bunny Amulet
 +. Bunny Memories                             PP Up:     1


        System Interior           7 Items      2 Eggs

 1. Double Jump                                Ups: 1 of each
 2. Cyber Flower


        Plurkwood                 - Items      3 Eggs

 +. P Hairpin


        City                      - Items      3 Eggs

        Total                                 71 Eggs

                                               Health Up: 40 (25+15)
                                               Mana Up:   40 (25+15)
                                               Regen Up:  30 (15+15)
                                               PP Up:     25 (15+10)
                                               Attack Up: 35 (20+15)


                Slide Clean-up

    Southern Woodland
- Starting Forest: PP Up, Light Orb, Health Up
- Forgotten Cave: Mana Up x2, Regen Up
- Spectral Cave: Arm Strength, Wall Jump, Egg x2

    Western Coast
- Golden Pyramid: Purple Shot, Egg
- Floating Graveyard: Egg
- Sky Island Town: Air Dash

    Island Core
- Ravine: Egg, Attack Up
- Park: Regen Up
- Sky-High Bridge: Mana Up, Regen Up, PP Up, Hex Cancel, Health Surge,
 Attack Up

    Northern Tundra
- Azure Snow Land: Self Defense
- Aquarium: Regen Up

    Eastern Highlands
- Riverbank: PP Up, Attack Up, Frame Cancel
- Evernight Peak: Spike Barrier, PP Up, Attack Up, Mana Up


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                                 Badges


    01   02   03   04   05   06   07   08   09   10
  11   12   13   14   15   16   17   18   19   20   21
  22   23   24   25   26   27   28   29   30   31   32


 1. Health Plus    4 | HP  +7,5%
                          Western Coast [Beach]
 2. Health Surge   6 | HP +12,5%
                          Island Core [Bridge]
 3. Mana Plus      3 | MP +12,5%
                          Northern Tundra [Aquarium]
 4. Mana Surge     5 | MP +20%
                          Island Core [Bridge]
 5. Crisis Boost   8 | Attack +25% when below 20% HP
                          Sky Island [Library]
 6. ATK Grow       5 | Dmg output +1~2, faster BP charge with 10+ badges
                          Eastern Highlands [Riverbank]
 7. DEF Grow       3 | Dmg taken -1~2, drop a drain carrot on hit w/10+ badges
                          Island Core [Park]
 8. ATK Trade      6 | Attack +25%, Damage taken +50%
                          Island Core [Park]
 9. DEF Trade      3 | Attack -15%, Damage taken -20%
                          Southern Woodland [Forest]
10. Arm Strength   5 | Hammer attack +15%
                          Southern Woodland [Spectral Cave]
11. Carrot Boost   4 | Bomb attack +10%,
                          Northern Tundra [Snowland]
12. Weaken         4 | Enemy hit invincibility down (no effect?)
                          Eastern Highlands [Lab]
13. Self Defense   4 | Erina's hit invincibility up (no effect?)
                          Northern Tundra [Snowland]
14. Armored        4 | No knockback, reduces body contact damage taken
                          Western Coast [Pyramid]
15. Lucky Seven    7 | Deal 107% or 177% damage every 7th hit
                          Island Core [Bridge]
16. Hex Cancel     6 | No damage every 6th hit, uses 3/4 BA charge
                          Island Core [Bridge]
17. Pure Love      6 | Minimal body contact damage from female bosses
                          Sky Island [Town]
18. Toxic Strike   8 | Attack effect: Poison
                          Southern Woodland [Forest]
19. Frame Cancel   6 | Able to cancel Hammer attack V
                          Eastern Highlands [Riverbank]
20. Health Wager   4 | HP -25%, MP +37,5%
                          Sky Island [Graveyard]
21. Mana Wager     4 | HP +17,5%, MP -32,5%
                          Southern Woodland [Forest]
22. Stamina Plus   7 | SP consumption -25%
                          Northern Tundra [Palace]
23. Blessed        8 | Bunny Amulet recharge speed up
                          Southern Woodland [Forgotten Cave 2]
24. Hitbox Down    8 | Reduce Erina's hitbox size
                          Sky Island [Library]
25. Cashback       8 | En received +30%
                          Eastern Highlands [Peak]
26. Survival       9 | Remain with 1 HP if HP>1
                          Sky Island [Graveyard]
27. Top Form       8 | Immune to Attack Down, Defense Down, Speed Down, Numb
                          Sky Island [Town]
28. Tough Skin     8 | Immune to Poison, Burn, Curse
                          Southern Woodland [Spectral Cave]
29. Erina Badge    9 | Dmg taken -10%, Item efc +20%, extend Hammer attack V
                          Rabi Rabi Town
30. Ribbon Badge   9 | MP usage -15%, shoot multiple charge shots(dbl MP cost)
                          Rabi Rabi Town
31. Auto Trigger   8 | Auto-BA (dbl cost, projectiles only), drains MP,SP->50%
                          Sky Island [Library]
32. Lilith's Gift  0 | Heal 15% HP during dialog
                          Sky Island [Graveyard]


- You can only change badges during the first 5 seconds in a boss fight.
- Weaken and Self Defense have no effect that I can notice.
- Erina Badge: The first Hammer attack V takes the normal amount of SP.
Subsequent ones take double.
- Ribbon Badge: The first charge shot takes the normal amount of MP
(with -15%, ie. 10,625 / 18,7). The subsequent ones are single charge
shots that cost double (21,25). These have no recovery pause, so you
can recover MP even as you're firing. The firing stops once you only
have enough MP left for one shot (with default MP, you can't even fire
it once).


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                                  Shop


- More stat upgrades become available as you progress in the game.
Default: 5. C6: 10. C9: 15.
- Buying the Healing Staff unlocks the Bunny Clover.
- For some reason, being in the shop menu increases the game's CPU
usage substantially.


    Health   Mana    Regen  Attack    PP
  1  4000    2500    3000    4500    3500
  2  6000    4500    5000    6500    5500
  3  8000    6500    7000    8500    7500
  4  9999    8500    9000    9999    9500
  5  -"-     9999    9999    -"-     9999
  ~          -"-     -"-             -"-
 15                                (10 max)

                                        (C3+)
 Rumi Donut        2000         Hammer Wave       5000
 Rumi Cake         7000                           9999
 Cocoa Bomb        6000 (C6)    Bunny Whirl       5000
                                                  9999
 Soul Heart        1500         Hammer Roll       4000
 Healing Staff     3500                           9999
 Book of Carrot    7000         Piko Hammer       3500
 Max Bracelet      7500                           9999
 Bunny Clover      1750         Carrot Bomb       3000
                                                  9999
 Speed Boost       5000         Super Carrot      4750
                   9950                           9999
 Bunny Strike      3250         Fire Orb          4250
                   3250                           9999
 Air Dash          5250         Water Orb         6750
                   7850                           9999
 Spike Barrier     9950         Nature Orb        8000
                   9950                           9999
 Wall Jump         9950         Light Orb         7000
                   9950                           9999
 Bunny Amulet      5250         Slide             6000
                   9150                           9999
 Auto Earrings     8600         P Hairpin         9950
                   9950                           9950
 Plus Necklace     3750
                   5600
 Charge Ring       8000
                   8000


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                             Buffs & Debuffs


 Speed Down      Giant           Amulet Cut      99 Reflect
 Numb            Arrest          HP Regen        Survival Instinct
 Poison          Speed Up        MP Regen        Amulet Drain
 Attack Down     Halo Buff       Give ATK Down   Mortality
 Defense Down    Badge Copy      Give DEF Down   No Badges
 Curse           Null Melee      Unstable        Instant Death
 Stun            Defense Boost a Boost Fail      Health Absorb
 Ban Skill       Defense Drop    Hex Cancel      Power Absorb
 Mana Down       Stamina Down    Lucky Seven     300 Revenge
 Freeze          Null Slow       Quick Reflex    Bunny Lover
 Burn            Super Armor     Defense Boost b Healing
 Attack Up       Quad Damage     Endurance       T Minus Two
 Defense Up      Double Damage   Fatigue         T Minus One
 HP Recover      Speedy          Halo Boost Lv1  Attack Boost
 SP Recover      Max HP Up       Halo Boost Lv2  Meow Respawn
 Shrink          Max MP Up       Halo Boost Lv3  Zero Offense


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                                Trophies


    P|  1,2% | Rabi-Ribi!                              1200 TP
                 You must be a bunny lover!
 B   | 88,3% | The Cheerful Fairy
                 Ribbon is now following you!
 B   | 76,6% | Welcome Back!
                 Return to Rabi Rabi Town.
 B   | 53,1% | We will do it next time!
                 Returned from that strange place.
 B   | 51,9% | Every game needs an easter egg
                 Pick up a strange egg... What is this?
 B   | 32,9% | Why are you trying to stop us?
                 Returned from that strange place for the third time.
 B   | 28,5% | Familiar Unfamiliar
                 Finally returned to where you started.
 B   | 27,5% | Escape from more bunny lovers!
                 Cleared seven UPRPRC Midboss events!
 B   | 26,5% | Bunny > Sister
                 Miru came back to the town!
 B   | 25,6% | Don't tell Cocoa!
                 Holding 99999 en!
 B   | 21,6% | MAX Rank Finish!
                 Defeated a boss in MAX rank!
 B   | 22,8% | Combo Grinder
                 Reach 999 combo during a boss battle.
 B   | 14,9% | Irisu in wonderland
                 Irisu came back to the town!
 B   |  9,3% | Strike into the CreSpirit secret base!
                 Defeat the director of Rabi-Ribi!
 B   |  6,0% | Why are there so many of them?
                 Finished Boss Rush Mode.
 B   | 10,9% | Fairy Attacks!
                 Finish "Fairy Attacks!"
 B   |  9,6% | Finding Memories
                 Finish "Finding Memories"
  S  | 18,4% | Upgrade even more!
                 Upgrade 20 items to Lv3
  S  |  5,7% | About eight kilograms
                 Obtained every item!
  S  |  7,0% | A New Beginning... This time Erina is fully prepared!
                 Started New Game+, also known as loop two.
  S  |  3,0% | Now you've seen everything
                 100% map completion!
  S  | 17,1% | Happy Halloween!
                 Cleared the Halloween Event!
  S  |  4,4% | You just broke the game!
                 "Sequence Breaking" to the extreme.
  S  |  5,2% | Massive damage!
                 Get 10,000 points of score in sandbag mini game.
  S  |  3,1% | Running away from home?
                 "She found a lot of people, but never came home..."
   G |  2,9% | It would be easier if you had some help...
                 Collected all 70 easter eggs!
   G |  2,7% | So many... So strong...
                 Finished True Boss Rush Mode.
   G |  2,2% | MAX Rank True End!
                 Defeated all bosses in MAX rank!
   G |  1,6% | So... Erina, do you expect to win with cuteness?
                 Defeat the post game boss with 0% items!
   G |  1,4% | Gold Bunny Speedrunner
                 Finished the main game in a super fast time!
   G |  1,6% | Were those instant kill?
                 Finished the whole game without touching a spike.



        Massive damage!

- You'll find the sandbag in Rabi Rabi Park.
- This one becomes trivial by the end of the game.


        Running away from home?

- You'll get this one if you have 10+ town members at the end of Chapter 1.
(12 is max in C1)


        You just broke the game!

- You'll get this if you reach System Interior 2 before C7. You can
accomplish this by using the Bunny Amulet.


        It would be easier if you had some help...

- There are, in fact, 71 eggs, so you can afford to miss one. Refer to
the maps and area notes.


        Were those instant kill?

- Beat Irisu without ever taking any spike damage. This one's relatively
easy. You can see the amount of spike damage you've taken in the Town
Member screen.
- Do NOT use quick load after taking spike damage.
- Getting hit by Thwomps doesn't count as spike damage.


        Why are there so many of them?

- At the beginning of a boss rush, you choose a save file that will
determine your items and the difficulty. There is no health recovery
after a boss.
- The standard boss rush features the following 22 bosses: Cocoa, Ribbon,
Ashley, Kotri (G), Rita, Cicini, Sharo, Chocolate, Saya, Vanilla,
Pandora, Cocoa 2, Kotri (B), Nieve, Seana, Nixie, Alraune, Ashley 2,
Kotri (R), Lilith, Alius, Miru.
- There's no Trophy for Another Boss Rush, but here's what you fight
in that one in case you're wondering: Miru, Noah, Cyber Noah, ???,
Miriam, Rumi, Irisu.
- Same goes for the fourth boss rush: Keke Bunny, Cocoa SP, Ribbon SP,
Ashley SP, Halloween Cats, Pillar Saya, Fairy Duo, Erina (?).


        So many... So strong...

- True Boss Rush (28): Cocoa, Ribbon, Ashley, Kotri (G), Rita, Cicini,
Sharo, Chocolate, Saya, Vanilla, Pandora, Cocoa 2, Kotri (B), Nieve,
Seana, Nixie, Alraune, Ashley 2, Kotri (R), Lilith, Alius, Miru. Noah,
Cyber Noah, ???, Miriam, Rumi, Irisu.
- You'll want to start this one with Halo Boost and Miru's boosts. Just
save the game while you have those.


        So... Erina, do you expect to win with cuteness?

- Beat Irisu with 0% items. Really not all that bad - so long as you
take full advantage of Halo Boost. Without Halo Boost, it's absolutely
insane. Even on Casual, you'll eventually die from a couple of hits.
With Halo Boost, even someone like me, who's constantly getting hit,
should be able to do it.
- In 0%, you'll have to make do with the Blue Shot, Rainbow Shot and
Bunny Amulet. You can also buy healing items (albeit only in C6) and
Cocoa Bombs.
- Eggs you can get:
  1. Starting Forest (below the Hammer)
  2. Rabi Rabi Beach (path to Northern Tundra)
  3. Rabi Rabi Ravine
  4. Aurora Palace
  5. Azure Snow Land (next to Warp Stone)
  6. Icy Summit
  7. Volcanic Caverns (block area)
  8. Natural Aquarium
  9. Starting Forest (northeast section, requires Speedy buff)
 10. Exotic Lab
 11. System Interior
 12. City
 13. Volcanic Caverns (Hall of Memories entrance)
 14. Forgotten Cave 2
 15. System Interior 2
 16. Floating Library
- If you can't seem to be able to get through an area, look for blocks
you can destroy with the Ribbon Shot. You'll also get additional spring
boards in places like System Interior 2 and Floating Library.
- During my 0% run, I was eventually unable to get higher than Halo
Boost Lv1. I don't know if this always happens on 0% or if I just used
it too much and there's some kind of limit. Either way, it made C6-8
a bit more unpleasant than I was expecting, but still manageable.


        MAX Rank True End!

- To get this one, you need to get MAX rank in 30 or so bosses. Never
bothered to even try this one for the reason mentioned above.


        Gold Bunny Speedrunner

- Beat Main Game Part 1 (up to Chapter 5) in under an hour on Casual.
This is a *very* tight time limit. Nothing like Bunny Must Die, for
instance, where you won't even break a sweat. There's apparently more
time on higher difficulty levels, but there's no solid information on
how much. In any case, the best I've gotten is 1:10.
- This trophy is called Platinum Bunny Speedrunner in other versions.
The name was changed on the PlayStation to avoid being confused with
the actual Platinum trophy.