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Mimi Toad Leg

**Mimi Toad Leg** is a Consumable Item in *Phoenotopia: Awakening*, which can be cooked into Cooked Mimi Toad Leg. It is dropped only from a defeated Mimi Toad that are found in Subterra and the depth of Mul Caves.

## Item Description

The leg of a mimi toad. Separated from its host, the toad leg
has lost its see-through properties. The slippery, slimy skin
makes the leg difficult to hold and eat.

## Trivia

* Interestingly, Mimi Toad Leg can be recycled at the same price of 5 RIN as Toad Leg and Rock Toad Leg despite its near doubled healing potency and a higher difficulty in obtaining

Rolled Omelet • Panselo Potato • Pan-Fried Potato Wedges • Cheese •
Milk • Mystery Meat • Cooked Mystery Meat • Twice-Cooked Mystery Meat •
Raw Bird • Roast Bird • Toad Leg • Rock Toad Leg • Cooked Toad Leg • Raw Meat •
Meatballs • Big Raw Meat • Pulled Pork Lunch • Doki Herb • Berry Fruit •
 *Atai Region* | Prickle Fruit • Singed Fruit • Canned Beans • Vala Bean • Falafel •
Desert Squash • Cooked Squash • Fish Fillet • Fish Sticks • Prime Fish Fillet •
Fish Skewer • Gourmet Fish Fillet • Fish Steak • Chocolate • Saffron Milk •
Curry Bento • Rubber Ducky • Dried Cacti Bark • Cacti Jerky •
 *Daea Region* | Sushi • Moon Kelp • Lune Fruit • Raw Knife Krill • Cooked Knife Krill •
Calory Slush • Golden Egg • Crispy Golden Egg • Spicy Noodles •
House Soup • Grape Juice • Deli Sandwich • Blue Lobster Special •
 *Cosette Region* | Cosette Cannoli • Mollusk • Cooked Mollusk • Hard Tack •
Revitalized Tack • Ancient Ration • Arboar Meat • Arboar Steak •
 *Forbidden Lands* | Odd Shroom • Mul Shroom • Toasted Shroom •
Iad Sap • Elastic Pellet • Jellyfly Tentacle • Jellyfly Oil •
Pristine Rose • Nutri-Food • Nutri-Meal • Astro-Lunch • Miranda •
Dekea Nut • Dekea Butter • Dekea Cookie • Super Shroom
Merli

**Merli** is a character in *Phoenotopia: Awakening*, a peaceful Harpy found at the entrance of Aurantia next to Alco. She is the key in accessing the majority of this optional area.

## Side Quest

The entrance of Aurantia is made intentionally unclimbable by the Harpies in order to keep outsiders out. Touched by Gail's persistence however, Merli agrees to carry her up the cliff in exchange for the most beautiful sparkly humans have, only then does the majority of Aurantia become accessible.

Impressed by Gail's flying spirit after reaching Terrelum and feeling responsible after all, Merli then offers to carry Gail between the entrance of Aurantia and Terrelum at any time as well.

## Trivia

* Merli borrows the same sprites from other generic blue harpies in Terrelum, but she has a unique flying animation. This is the only characters that do this in the entire game
* At first, all Trolls and Harpies were supposed to be asexual and unable to reproduce, which proved to be inaccurate as time passed. For convenience, all Trolls are assumed male while Harpies are assumed female
Ruby's Diary

**Ruby's Diary** is a new Quest Item in *Phoenotopia: Awakening*, and is found in the overworld between The First Wall and The Last Wall. Returning it for Ruby will reward players with a Heart Ruby.

## Item Description

A book of Ruby's writings. It sports a stylish pink cover and a
cute flower design that mirrors Ruby's own hair ornament.
The first page clearly states, "For Ruby's Eyes Only!"

## Side Quest

After helping Ruby in the Ouroboros Hideout and Daea Dungeons, she is next encountered and seen captured in The Last Wall along with two other brainwashed soldiers.

To prove her innocence, Ruby proposes to share her personal diary that explains her situations. However, she seems to have lost it on her way from The First Wall. Being all captured and tied up, she is of course unable to retrieve the diary herself and requires Gail's assistance once again.

To find the diary, you have to retrace Ruby's steps:

* Start from The First Wall
* Walk straight left until reaching the 3 aligned trees
* Circle the center tree twice
* Walk north and skirt left to dodge a ruined castle
* Circle the jagged purple rock twice
* Walk northeast until touching The Last Wall
* Walk east along the wall

After retrieving the Ruby's Diary and bringing them to the Last Wall knights, they will finally believe in Ruby after commenting on her embarrassing adventure. As thanks for the effort, Ruby will reward Gail with yet another Heart Ruby.

## Trivia

* Ruby's Diary is the only item in the entire game that is obtained in the overworld
* Despite its name, Ruby's Diary is not a Journal that can be read, and it serves only as a Quest Item here
Smart Turret

**Smart Turrets**are enemies in *Phoenotopia* and *Phoenotopia: Awakening*, encountered in heavily defended areas. They're high-tech robotic sentry guns that shoot on sight designed to protect locations such as the Phoenix Lab from invaders.

## Phoenotopia

### Turret

Turrets are the first type of Scrapper encountered in the game. They appear in the Ancient Crater as a secondary defense system against intruders, in case the Ancient Sentry Towers couldn't stop them. Turrets appear on floors and ceilings, and periodically fire shots at Gale. They're fairly durable, but two charged attacks can take them out easily.

## Phoenotopia Awakening

 Turrets, now called **Smart Turrets**, are relatively unchanged.
Pulled Pork Lunch

**Pulled Pork Lunch** is a Consumable Item in *Phoenotopia: Awakening*. It is obtained from cooking Big Raw Meat.

## Flavor Text

Boar meat rubbed with salt and seasoning and slowly cooked until tender. The meat was then carved into small pieces and packed into a lunch box for convenience. The cooking process has boosted the meat's beneficial effects.

Rolled Omelet • Panselo Potato • Pan-Fried Potato Wedges • Cheese •
Milk • Mystery Meat • Cooked Mystery Meat • Twice-Cooked Mystery Meat •
Raw Bird • Roast Bird • Toad Leg • Rock Toad Leg • Cooked Toad Leg • Raw Meat •
Meatballs • Big Raw Meat • **Pulled Pork Lunch** • Doki Herb • Berry Fruit •
 *Atai Region* | Prickle Fruit • Singed Fruit • Canned Beans • Vala Bean • Falafel •
Desert Squash • Cooked Squash • Fish Fillet • Fish Sticks • Prime Fish Fillet •
Fish Skewer • Gourmet Fish Fillet • Fish Steak • Chocolate • Saffron Milk •
Curry Bento • Rubber Ducky • Dried Cacti Bark • Cacti Jerky •
 *Daea Region* | Sushi • Moon Kelp • Lune Fruit • Raw Knife Krill • Cooked Knife Krill •
Calory Slush • Golden Egg • Crispy Golden Egg • Spicy Noodles •
House Soup • Grape Juice • Deli Sandwich • Blue Lobster Special •
 *Cosette Region* | Cosette Cannoli • Mollusk • Cooked Mollusk • Hard Tack •
Revitalized Tack • Ancient Ration • Arboar Meat • Arboar Steak •
 *Forbidden Lands* | Odd Shroom • Mul Shroom • Toasted Shroom •
Iad Sap • Elastic Pellet • Jellyfly Tentacle • Jellyfly Oil •
Pristine Rose • Nutri-Food • Nutri-Meal • Astro-Lunch • Miranda •
Dekea Nut • Dekea Butter • Dekea Cookie • Super Shroom
Mollusk

**Mollusk** is a Consumable Item in *Phoenotopia: Awakening*. When cooked, a Cooked Mollusk is produced. Mollusk is obtained only from fishing up a Mollusk, found exclusively in Forgotten Pier, Far Beach, and Ocean Cliffs.

## Item Description

A plump bit of meat. The mollusk's sharp and rigid beak was
discarded, but the rest is almost entirely edible meat. Though
fishermen are known to eat it raw, it is best served grilled
and dressed with herb butter.

## Trivia

* Despite obtainable only after reaching the Cosette Region, Mollusk heals even less than Prime Fish Fillet regardless of being cooked. Mollusk's only merits are the ease of fishing one up, and the unusual stack size of 5
* Molluscs in real world are invertebrates, and thus not technically fish. They are also the largest marine phylum, comprising about 23% of all the named marine organisms.

Rolled Omelet • Panselo Potato • Pan-Fried Potato Wedges • Cheese •
Milk • Mystery Meat • Cooked Mystery Meat • Twice-Cooked Mystery Meat •
Raw Bird • Roast Bird • Toad Leg • Rock Toad Leg • Cooked Toad Leg • Raw Meat •
Meatballs • Big Raw Meat • Pulled Pork Lunch • Doki Herb • Berry Fruit •
 *Atai Region* | Prickle Fruit • Singed Fruit • Canned Beans • Vala Bean • Falafel •
Desert Squash • Cooked Squash • Fish Fillet • Fish Sticks • Prime Fish Fillet •
Fish Skewer • Gourmet Fish Fillet • Fish Steak • Chocolate • Saffron Milk •
Curry Bento • Rubber Ducky • Dried Cacti Bark • Cacti Jerky •
 *Daea Region* | Sushi • Moon Kelp • Lune Fruit • Raw Knife Krill • Cooked Knife Krill •
Calory Slush • Golden Egg • Crispy Golden Egg • Spicy Noodles •
House Soup • Grape Juice • Deli Sandwich • Blue Lobster Special •
 *Cosette Region* | Cosette Cannoli • **Mollusk** • Cooked Mollusk • Hard Tack •
Revitalized Tack • Ancient Ration • Arboar Meat • Arboar Steak •
 *Forbidden Lands* | Odd Shroom • Mul Shroom • Toasted Shroom •
Iad Sap • Elastic Pellet • Jellyfly Tentacle • Jellyfly Oil •
Pristine Rose • Nutri-Food • Nutri-Meal • Astro-Lunch • Miranda •
Dekea Nut • Dekea Butter • Dekea Cookie • Super Shroom
Kobold Blaster

* Working
* Broken

The **Kobold Blaster** is a new tool appearing in *Phoenotopia: Awakening*. It's a powerful laser gun that is quite similar to the one Katash uses. The Blaster can be found by revisiting the White Towers after obtaining the Rocket Boots; it's located in a room at the very top of the tower which can only be accessed by hovering over a large gap to get to the room. However, when the Blaster is first found, it's badly damaged and can't be used - thus, it simply takes up a space in Gail's inventory and is labeled as the **Broken Blaster**. To make the Blaster functional, it must be brought to Thomas, who will then repair the Blaster in exchange for 10 Moonstones.

After being repaired, the Kobold Blaster can be used to fire two different types of projectiles. Its missile mode launches a huge, fast-moving projectile that explodes on impact, while its laser mode fires a volley of five laser bullets; the player can switch between these two firing modes by pressing the X button. Due to its power, the Kobold Blaster pushes Gail back a bit whenever it's used, so it's important to make sure that Gail has plenty of space when using the Blaster. Additionally, just like the Bombs, the Blaster's explosive projectiles can also damage Gail if she's caught in the blast.

 Exploration Tools | Crank Lamp ( Refurbished Crank Lamp • Neutron Lamp ) • Bandit's Flute •
 Accessories | Mysterious Golem Head ( Bart's Golem Head ) • Lifesaver •
 Songs | Song of Ouroboros • GEO Song • Royal Hymn •
Rolling Scroll

To roll, Hold DOWN and press JUMP... You paid money for this?

The **Rolling Scroll** is a scroll obtained very early in *Phoenotopia*. It can be found in Panselo's dojo and bought for 60 Rai (later 50  when Ernest takes over the dojo). Obviously, this scroll gives Gale the ability to roll. This ability can be used to cover ground more quickly, potentially dodge attacks, and go through small spaces, which is necessary for advancing the game and accessing secret areas. With each roll, Gale advances three tiles, and while rolling her height measures up to one tile high as opposed to two when she is standing.

If Gale ends up in a small corridor while rolling, she will keep rolling to the end of it. If said corridor ends in a wall, Gale's rolling animation will go on, but she can be controlled normally.

After rolling, there is a small delay in which Gale crouches and slides forward half a tile. This can be avoided by pressing the movement button in the opposite direction as soon as the roll is finished. Additionally, if Gale falls off a platform while rolling, the delay is foregone and the player immediately regains control over Gale's movements.

## Trivia

* It is very likely that the Rolling Scroll will be discontinued in *Phoenotopia Awakening* and the unnamed sequel, both of which will instead give Gale the rolling ability from the start of the game. This is because the developer had admitted that he did not like the idea of the Rolling Scroll since rolling is a simple mechanic that could have just been given to the player from the beginning.
* Negating the half-tile slide effect that happens after rolling is especially vital on the bell platforms in Prince Tower since the platforms are just small enough that rolling would cause Gale to fall off of them unless the player were to cancel the slide effect.
Overworld

**Overworld Battles** are a mechanic seen in *Phoenotopia: Awakening*. They appear on the World Map, represented by generic-looking monster sprites that spawn on the map as Gail travels on it. Most Overworld Battles appear as black slime monsters which roam around the map in random directions, although especially hard Overworld Battles appear as red bats that actively chase Gail. If Gail runs into an Overworld Battle on the map, she is transported to a small arena which contains various enemies; in order to return to the World Map, Gail must make her way to the edge of the screen in order to escape the battle.

## Enemies in Overworld Battles

The specific types of enemies that can be found in Overworld Battles can vary greatly, depending on where you encounter them on the World Map. The further along in the game you are, the more powerful enemy types will appear in Overworld Battles.

### Panselo Region

If you enter an Overworld Battle in the map's Panselo region, the following enemies may appear:

* Gummy
* Toad
* Scaber
* Rock Toad
* Bee
* Boar Cub

### Atai Region

If you enter an Overworld Battle in the map's Atai region, the following enemies may appear:

* Toad
* Scaber
* Rock Toad
* Stealer Bird
* Knife Krill
* Sand Drake
* Boar Cub
* Boar

### Sand Drifts Region

If you enter an Overworld Battle in the map's Sand Drifts region, the following enemies may appear:

* Sand Drake
* Thistle Weed
* Dragon Snare
* Boar Cub
* Boar

### Daea Region

If you enter an Overworld Battle in the map's Daea region, the following enemies may appear:

* Toad
* Scaber
* Rock Toad
* Stealer Bird
* Ninja Bandit
* Axe Bandit
* Boar Cub
* Boar

### Cosette Region

If you enter an Overworld Battle in the map's Cosette region, the following enemies may appear:

* Scaber
* Rock Toad
* Boar Cub
* Boar
* Castle Lancer
* Castle Archer
* Flying Scrapper

### Old Castles Region

If you enter an Overworld Battle in the map's Old Castles region, the following enemies may appear:

* Scaber
* Castle Lancer
* Castle Archer
* Flying Scrapper

### Scorched Lands Region

If you enter an Overworld Battle in the map's Scorched Land region, the following enemies may appear:

* Mole Mine
* Metal Ghoul
* Wendigo

### Mul Cliffs Region

If you enter an Overworld Battle in the map's Mul Cliffs region, the following enemies may appear:

* Boar
* Arboar
* Thorniad
* Aciad
* Blastiad
* Dartiad
* Flying Scrapper
* Megalith

## Special Encounters

### Boar Boy

An Overworld Encounter in the southeast corner of the Atai region has the chance to be Boar Boy. Boar Boy can teach the Tusk Strike technique.

### Moonstones

If a sparkling enemy in an overworld encounter is defeated, they will drop a moonstone.

Overworld Moonstones
Rail Sawer

* Normal
* Aurantia

**Rail Sawer** is an enemy in *Phoenotopia: Awakening*. They are rotating blades that follow along rails, and they usually serve as obstacles and environmental hazards. They can be found in the Royal Archives, Ancient Vault and E.D.E.N. An orange variant is used in Aurantia instead.

## Behavior

Similar to Rail Shooters, Rail Sawers follow along the rails they are placed in. They only deal damage when Gail comes into contact with one. When they are operating, they have one of the highest defense in the game, making them almost indestructible.

Rail Sawer has a special property where it is immune to all attacks that deal less than 2 DMG to it. For certain rooms, when the puzzles are solved, all the Rail Sawers there will be disabled and their defense will drop to 0, allowing them to be easily destroyed.

It is possible to destroy operating Rail Sawers to bypass the challenges and puzzles in certain rooms. It requires dealing at least 27 DMG in a single hit, achievable with:

* Steel Bat (Charged Swing with Attack Boost)
* Night Star (Charged Swing)
* Night Star (Whirlwind from a sprint-jump or with Attack Boost)

## Trivia

* As with many of the enemies in *Phoenotopia Awakening*, the name of the "Saw Bot" was chosen to be "Rail Sawer" during the final naming contest (with submission via email).
	+ Its description in the blog reads:
	"A security tank that spins a sharp saw blade. It can only move on rails. Nearly indestructible, it functions more as an environmental obstacle."

## References

1. ↑ https://phoenotopia.tumblr.com/post/183813403408/2019-march-update
2. ↑ https://phoenotopia.tumblr.com/post/185287433788/2019-may-update
Ouroboros Scroll

**Ouroboros Scrolls** are a new type of Quest Items in *Phoenotopia: Awakening*. They are housed within the Ouroboros Shrine, and Atri would either teach Gail the Spear Bomb, Spell of Rejuvenation, and Baroque of Battle in this order for each pair retrieved.

## Item Description

A roll of parchment containing unrecognizable symbols. Fine
amethyst jewels decorate the ends, suggesting it is of
import. Perhaps an esteemed member of Ouroboros could shed
light on its significance...

## Ouroboros Shrines

There is a total of 6 Ouroboros Shrines across different regions of Castella, and their entrances are guarded by Song Stones that are activated by playing the Song of Ouroboros. By overcoming the challenge in each ancestral shrine, an Ouroboros Scroll can be found resting on a pedestal at the end.

 Atai Town (east underground)
 Cupid's Fountain (under the griffin statue)
 Oasis (diving underwater)

## Trivia

* Ouroboros Scrolls are decorated with amethyst jewels, similar to how Ouroboros Proof is an amethyst stone itself
* According to Atri, Ouroboros Scrolls contain record of the long history, nomadic routes, and even secret combat techniques of the Ouroboros. They are to be retrieved and updated for every decade or so
Sand Drifts Region

The **Sand Drifts** are a group of barely hospitable sand dunes filled with desolation, located southwest of the Atai region. It's the location the sand drakes and dragon snares are native to. The region almost constantly has a sandstorm going, and only resilient plants such as the distinct trees and the dried cacti can live here. This area is also where the Ouroboros Bandits have their hideout.

## Main Locations

### Sand Drifts Access

A cave connecting the Atai Region to the Sand Drifts. It's blocked off by rubble and an Ouroboros Song Stone, so explosives and the Song of Ouroboros are needed to pass.

### Sand Drift Ruins

Located in the center of the Sand Drifts, the Sand Drifts Ruin is composed of many ruins filled with enemies and booby traps. Deep in the center of the ruins lies the Ouroboros base

### Ouroboros Hideout

The main base of the Ouroboros tribe. It's patrolled by Blue and Red Ouroboros Guards. If the 3 proofs are obtained from the 3 doors, access to the Great Drake's pit is opened. There is also a prison and a bar.

## Optional Areas

### Ancient GEO Dungeon

In the far west of he region, this is a GEO Dungeon back from before the Great War. If the puzzle is solved, a GEO Pin and a Heart Ruby can be found.

### Others

* A tree that has a box near it floating in sand. Breaking the box 3 times reveals a Heart Ruby.
* A tower with a puzzle involving moving boxes inside. At the top is an Energy Gem and a lost perro.
* A cave housing an Ouroboros Shrine where you must avoid pressing switches and triggering traps to progress. The reward is an Ouroboros Scroll.

 *Atai Region* | South Castella Bridge • Atai Town • Adar's House •
Rhodus Checkpoint • Oasis • Franway - Atai •
 *Daea Region* | Moonlight Ravine • Kingdom Bridge • Thomas's Laboratory •
Lake Laboratory • GEO Club • Antique Shop • The First Wall •
 *Cosette Region* | Wheat Road • Cosette Village • Pooki Farms • Far Beach •
 *Forbidden Lands* | Old Castles • The Last Wall • Scorched Lands ( Ancient GEO Base ) •
Mul Caves • Forgotten Teleporter • Ocean Cliffs • Aurantia ( Terrelum ) •
SPHERE ( Megalith Fields • Pristine City • E.D.E.N )
Iron Hammer

A strong hammer with a solid iron head. After this journey is over, perhaps you can build something with it!

### Price

* 120 (Atai)
* 100 (Daea)

The **Iron Hammer** is a melee weapon that can be obtained in *Phoenotopia*. It can be bought in a shop in Atai and is essential to making progress later in the game; it also appears in one of Daea's shops, giving players a second chance to buy it if they didn't do so earlier. The Hammer is a step up from the Wooden Bat and deals more damage, making it easier to deal with some of the tougher enemies.

## Trivia

* Due to its in-game description, it was once thought by fans that the Iron Hammer was meant to be used for some secret sidequest, like fixing Atai Bridge. This was debunked by the developer, as no such quest exists in the game.
Koi

A Jumping Fish

**Fish** are minor enemies seen in *Phoenotopia*. Obviously, they only appear in areas where there's plenty of water. As such, they are only seen in Misty Gorge, some parts of Duri Forest, and the sewer system/dungeons beneath Daea.

## Description

A Fish's position is indicated by a small patch of bubbles in the water; if Gale tries to swim past a Fish while it's underwater, it will slap her with its tail.

There are two varieties of this enemy, the first being the Jumping Fish. This yellow fish regularly jumps straight up out of the water and will passively damage Gale on contact. They can easily be avoided with good timing. They have low health and can generally be killed in two hits (or just one with the Morning Star).

The second type is the Spitting Fish. This is a green fish that spits a water ball at Gale when it reaches the peak of its jump. Its aim is extremely accurate as the water ball quickly falls to where Gale was standing when it spat the ball. The player should try to hit Spitting Fish as they're leaping up to avoid getting hit by their water balls. Like many other projectiles, water balls can be destroyed mid-air.

## Trivia

* The game's files refer to these enemies as Koi, so it's possible that they are based on Koi fish.
* The Fish is the only non-boss enemy which has no reaction at all when taking damage (aside from flashing red).
* A killed Fish will drop its loot at the place where it was hit, even though its death animation shows it being knocked away.
Perro

* Phoenotopia
* Awakening

* Panselo
* Adar's House
* Daea
Awakening

* Panselo Village
* ???? in Panselo Region
* ???? in Sand Drifts Region
* Pooki Farms
* ???? in Daea Region
* ???? in Old Castles
* ???? in Forbidden Lands

**Perro** are docile farm animals seen in both *Phoenotopia* and *Phoenotopia: Awakening*, similar to Pooki. Their appearance resemble real-life chickens, and they also lay Perro Eggs that serve as Consumable Items, healing a small amount of health upon consumption.

## In *Phoenotopia*

Perro are livestock whose eggs are commonly used as food. However, there is no mention of using Perro's produce besides Perro Egg, unlike Puki where its meat is sliced and seasoned in Puki Kebab and its hides are used in making Leather Vest.

In Panselo, a Perro can be found wandering into the store whom is later named as "Lucky Jr". Additionally, Adar also keeps a pair of Perro and Puki around his house, and there is a woman in Daea who refers her Perro as a high-pedigree parrot as well.

## In *Phoenotopia: Awakening*

Perro serve similar purposes as they have in the original game, and the Consumable Item House Soup also mentions inclusion of Perro stock as ingredients.

In addition, Perro are now entities that can be interacted with, rather than NPC like in the original game. Nesting perro can be hugged for a free egg, while attacking them too much would lead to them flying away to flee, where they would also drop damaging excretion to any pursuer.

Groups of Perro can be found in Panselo Village at the beginning and in Cosette Village. A number of lone Perro scattered around the world are also a type of collectibles, which can be found usually in a hidden location of each "chapter" of the story. When all six Perro are found and sent to the coop back in Panselo Village, they "become happy" and two Golden Eggs would spawn next to them every once in a while.

 Old Castles | The ???? location in the north-west
 Forbidden Lands | The ???? location south of SPHERE | Complete the Hide-and-Seek minigame

## Trivia

* In Spanish, "perro" actually means "dog", so their name are translated into "píos" instead
* In one of the logs in E.D.E.N, Perro are described to be more delicious than regular chickens, implying the existence of regular chickens in ancient time
Sally

**Sally** is a character in *Phoenotopia: Awakening*, a teenage girl living in Cosette Village with her golem dog Doggoro. She is aspiring a life in the big city where she can make friends of similar age, which proves to be a difficult task in the rural village she lives in.

## Side Quest

Sally's first quest is part of the Trading Sequence. After obtaining the Letter of Recommendation, Gail can deliver it to Sally which would help her find a job in Daea City. Unsure about the pet policy in Daea, Sally asks Gail to take care of Doggoro in the time being.

Later when Doggoro aids the knights in locating Beryl and Cheryl through its tracking capability, it breaks down shortly after. After the two are successfully rescued, Sally can be seen working as the apprentice in the Tailoring Tracy's of Daea City. Bring the Broken Doggoro? to her and she would give Gail 6 pieces of Chocolates for her trouble.

## Trivia

* Unlike most characters, Sally does not reveal her name when first met with Gail, and instead only mentions it after the Letter of Recommendation is delivered
* It is hinted that the apprentice of the Daea City smithy were previously Sally's (only) friend, and him moving to the city might be the motivation behind Sally following suit
	+ They can be seen strolling with Doggoro during the ending sequence in Daea City if Doggoro has been returned to Sally
Rutea

**Rutea** , originally known as **Ruth** is a character who appears in *Phoenotopia* and its remake Phoenotopia: Awakening. She is a resident of Panselo and Thomas' younger sister who made a brief appearance in the beginning of the first game before being abducted along with the rest of the village.

## Description

Rutea is a woman with long, platinum blonde hair wearing a white lab coat just like her brother, though her coat has closed buttons. Her home contains a secret basement filled with machinery and scraps, including a broken Teleporter. Journals found here indicate that she was working on fixing the teleporter despite her brother's belief that such a thing would not work. A Moonstone can be found here as well.

## Phoenotopia

Rutea is seen in the first chapter of the first game when she tells Gail about her project to repair a Golem out of scraps found underground. She mentions how the wealthy people at Daea even use Golems as personal chauffeurs and expresses her desire to travel there some day just like her brother before her. Unfortunately, she is abducted along with the rest of villagers and is not seen again until the end of the game.

## Phoenotopia 2

In the sequel game Template:Phoenotopia2, Rutea will have a more prominent role as Gail's background support and technician. According to the development blogs, she will be in remote contact with Gale for most of the time, similar to Solid Snake's background support in the *Metal Gear* series. Gale will also be able to bring her scrap metal in exchange for equipment upgrades.

## Gallery

Concept art of Rutea in *Phoenotopia II*.
## References

1. ↑ http://phoenotopia.com/post/136353124108/new-years-eve-update
Old Ration

A well-preserved army ration of the ancient civilization. It seems to be quite calorie dense. Expiration date reads AA 3256... Restores 45 HP.

### Source

* Mul Cavern
* Ancient Crater
* Forgotten Forest

### Restores

45 HP

**Old Rations** are consumable items found in the later stages of *Phoenotopia*. They are well-preserved metal boxes of food from ancient times. Several of them are found in the areas of the Forbidden Lands. The description on the item states that its expiration date is AA 3256.

## Locations

### Forgotten Forest

The item is found towards the end on the eastern side in the same screen with a large cliff drop and tall trees that reach into the area above. To the right in this area is a tunnel locked behind a door which requires a key. The tunnel has two Arcs patrolling it. At the end are rocks that can be destroyed to reveal another tunnel underneath with many chests, one of which contains an Old Ration.
Knife Krill

**Knife Krill** (known as **Phantom Prawns** in *Phoenotopia*) are strange enemies in *Phoenotopia* and *Phoenotopia Awakening*; they're found in Misty Gorge in the former game, and in Moonlight Ravine (and overworld encounters near the ravine) in the former game. They are not openly hostile but will passively damage Gail if they hit her while moving.

## Description

### Phoenotopia

In this game, Phantom Prawns are giant, ghostly blue prawns with wings that appear in swarms flying from one side of the screen to the other in the opposite direction of Gail's travel. Touching a Phantom Prawn will damage Gail, but they are not hostile and can be avoided entirely by hiding in the water at the bottom of the screen where the Prawns don't travel. The Prawns make buzzing sounds that alert the player of their arrival and give them time to escape.

It only takes one hit with any weapon to defeat a Phantom Prawn, and Phantom Prawns always drop 1 Rai when defeated. Every once in a while, however, a defeated Phantom Prawn will instead drop Translucent Meat, an item that takes away 10 HP if Gail eats it. However, the Translucent Meat can be given to a chef at Daea, who will then use it to create Mystery Bento, an item that heals 45 HP when eaten.

### Phoenotopia Awakening

In this game, Knife Krill are notably smaller than their previous incarnation, but they move faster and slightly dip up and down as they fly across the screen. They're also described by some NPCs as having razor-sharp beaks which are their namesake. Because of their small size, it's highly recommended to use ranged weapons like the Slingshot or Civilian Crossbow to take them down if possible. As in *Phoenotopia*, though, Knife Krill make sounds (rapid clicking noises in this case) to warn the player when they're about to appear, it's possible to evade them entirely by hiding in water.

Knife Krill can still be killed in one hit by any weapon. When defeated, they occasionally drop Raw Knife Krill, a consumable item that heals Gail for 7 HP. This item can be cooked to become Cooked Knife Krill, and it's also one of the ingredients Chef Basil requests for his ultimate recipe.
Slime

*For similar enemies in Phoenotopia: Awakening, see Gummy*

**Slimes** are enemies seen in *Phoenotopia*. They are the weakest enemies one can encounter in both games, being one of few enemies that can be instantly killed by the slingshot. They're seen in various locations, mainly in forested areas like Duri Forest and Misty Gorge, as well as most cave areas.

A horde of Slimes can also be found at the Crossroads Inn, hanging out at the treehouse next to the inn. If you defeat all the Slimes in that area, you will be rewarded by one of the NPCs in the inn and receive an achievement called "Slime Exterminator."

## Description

When you first encounter a Slime, it'll be in the form of a puddle on the floor or ceiling. When Gale gets close to a Slime, it'll wake up, fall to the ground if it isn't already there, and look around for a bit before chasing after Gale for a few seconds. All you have to do is whack it with your weapon when it gets close enough.
Slargummy

**Slargummy** is a boss in *Phoenotopia: Awakening*. It appears as a strange organism made of jelly similar to Gummy, but with a much larger size and higher durability. It also has 3 antennae instead of 1, as well as a nucleus in the center which looks like an eye. It first appears in Anuri Temple as the first boss, and shows up later as optional mini-bosses that may drop collectibles such as Moonstones.

## Behaviour

Slargummy normally lies flat on the ground without moving. When Gail approaches (or in case of the first encounter, the Gummy nearby is defeated), it becomes active from a dormant state. Afterwards, it would cycle between one of its three attacks, or return to its dormant state if Gail goes too far away.

Slargummy's first attack elongates its body to whip in the front direction, which has a long range that is several times of its width. Its second attack creates spikes all over its body. Its third attack fires three slime shots towards Gail, which would spawn new Gummies if the shots hit the ground. Before each attack, Slargummy may move closer to Gail if she is standing too far.

## Strategy

While two of Slargummy's attacks cover a large area and seem intimidating at first, its pattern is fairly simple - It only attacks after a few seconds has passed after its previous one. As such, one can easily anticipate an incoming attack, which can be avoided either by jumping away or walking behind the Slargummy.

One strategy is to attack it 3 to 5 times with Aerial Swing, and then step back to wait both for energy to recharge and for the Slargummy to perform its next attack, rinse and repeat. To preserve energy, it's recommended to ignore the Gummies spawned from its shots, as they are unlikely to hit Gail when she is moving around.

## Trivia

* Only the first Slargummy in the Anuri Temple has more health than the ones encountered elsewhere.
* For the Slargummies that no longer drop any unique collectible, defeating them often yield 5 RIN.
* One customer in the Daea City restaurant asks his father a rhetorical question of whether a Slargummy multiply through mitosis, with the answer assumed to be "yes".
* Bimmy mentions one of the Light Casters' duties is to keep the Aqua Line slime-free and sanitary by mucking up any gummies that they find, with the bigger slargummies making the "best punching bags".
* In Bart's comments on the Green Slargummy in Subterra, he mentions these slime-like monsters can be processed into food on his home planet.
* In the game's file, both variants of Gummies share the same semi-transparent gray sprites, with the blue and green colours applied separately.
* The Century Toad was originally planned to be the first boss in *Phoenotopia: Awakening* as seen in an early demo. Perhaps due to its difficult attack patterns and Bombs not being available until Atai Region becomes accessible, Slargummy was chosen in its place as the first boss instead.
	+ However, many players still found Slargummy a challenging first boss, so changes such as reducing its attacks' hitbox size were made in later updates.
Jelly Goo

A blob of congealed goo from a jelly goo. It is extremely toxic and should not be consumed raw. With the proper preparation, however...

### Effect

Reduces health to 1

**Jelly Goo** is a consumable item in *Phoenotopia* that is dropped from defeated Cave Jellies, but only rarely. It reduces Gale's health to 1 if she eats it, but can be given to the Atai CityPotioner to create the Power Potion.

## Trivia

* The description of the item features two minor typos:
	1. It refers to Cave Jellies as "Jelly Goo."
	2. It says "prepartion" instead of "preparation."

Screenshot of the typos.
Lunar Artifacts

*Not to be confused with the tool Artifact in Phoenotopia*.

**Lunar Artifacts** are collectibles debuting in *Phoenotopia: Awakening*. Their primary function is to be submitted to Astrid, the antique collector in the Daea region who offers to buy them from Gail.

Lunar Artifacts are old relics that have lunar gems imbued in them. Throughout her journey, Gail can find various different Lunar Artifacts in different locations, with each giving some insight into the history and culture about their creators, some even reaching as far as before the Great War.

Gail can bring the Lunar Artifacts she find to Astrid, and listen to her divulging each of their origins. Afterwards, she would offer to buy them for her collection, 40 RIN for each new one and 25 RIN for each repeated one. In addition, for every 4 different Lunar Artifacts submitted, Astrid will reward Gail with Energy Gem, Antique Cast Iron and Heart Ruby respectively.

## List of Lunar Artifacts

All the Lunar Artifacts will respawn when they are no longer in possession of Gail.

## Trivia

* Lunar Artifacts were added because a good portion of the locations Gail visits are old ruins. As these artifacts accumulated, the team wanted to do more with the artifacts than just have the player dump them at the nearest recycler, which was why Astrid was added as well.

## References

1. ↑ http://phoenotopia.tumblr.com/post/183813403408/2019-march-update
Saffron Milk

**Saffron Milk** is a Consumable Item in *Phoenotopia: Awakening*. It can be purchased directly in Rhodus Checkpoint for 15 RIN each, and is found in a crate near the guard station of Kingdom Bridge. Besides dropping occasionally from Axe Bandits, it is also given by a guard in the Oasis both before and after capturing Birdy, and by Lan in Lake Laboratory after submitting the first batch of Moonstones to Fran but before the second batch.

## Item Description

A bottle of pooki milk skillfully infused with ground almonds
and saffron spice. The result is a sweet, creamy drink with a
strong floral scent and earthly aroma. It is a drink oten
enjoyed in Rhodus.

## Trivia

* Saffron heals more time-efficiently than any other food available at the point where it can be first obtained. This is later surpassed only by Astro-Lunch, House Soup, Calory Slush, Golden Egg, Crispy Golden Egg, Elixir, and Super Shroom
* This is one of the few Consumable Items that include Pooki as ingredients. The others include Cheese, Milk, Curry Bento, Pooki Jerky, Deli Sandwich, Doggy Biscuit, and Cosette Cannoli

Rolled Omelet • Panselo Potato • Pan-Fried Potato Wedges • Cheese •
Milk • Mystery Meat • Cooked Mystery Meat • Twice-Cooked Mystery Meat •
Raw Bird • Roast Bird • Toad Leg • Rock Toad Leg • Cooked Toad Leg • Raw Meat •
Meatballs • Big Raw Meat • Pulled Pork Lunch • Doki Herb • Berry Fruit •
 *Atai Region* | Prickle Fruit • Singed Fruit • Canned Beans • Vala Bean • Falafel •
Desert Squash • Cooked Squash • Fish Fillet • Fish Sticks • Prime Fish Fillet •
Fish Skewer • Gourmet Fish Fillet • Fish Steak • Chocolate • **Saffron Milk** •
Curry Bento • Rubber Ducky • Dried Cacti Bark • Cacti Jerky •
 *Daea Region* | Sushi • Moon Kelp • Lune Fruit • Raw Knife Krill • Cooked Knife Krill •
Calory Slush • Golden Egg • Crispy Golden Egg • Spicy Noodles •
House Soup • Grape Juice • Deli Sandwich • Blue Lobster Special •
 *Cosette Region* | Cosette Cannoli • Mollusk • Cooked Mollusk • Hard Tack •
Revitalized Tack • Ancient Ration • Arboar Meat • Arboar Steak •
 *Forbidden Lands* | Odd Shroom • Mul Shroom • Toasted Shroom •
Iad Sap • Elastic Pellet • Jellyfly Tentacle • Jellyfly Oil •
Pristine Rose • Nutri-Food • Nutri-Meal • Astro-Lunch • Miranda •
Dekea Nut • Dekea Butter • Dekea Cookie • Super Shroom
Nectear

**Nectear** is a consumable item in *Phoenotopia: Awakening*. It is a dewdrop found commonly on the giant sunflowers of Sunflower Road.

## Flavor Text

A dewdrop that has imbibed the natural sweetness of the giant flora of Sunflower Road. Its high viscosity allows it to be picked by hand and has earned it the nickname, Nature's Canteen.

## Trivia

* According to the item's description, it's sometimes called "Nature's Canteen", due to its high viscosity.
* The name "Nectear" is a portmanteau of the words "Nectar" and "Tear"

Rolled Omelet • Panselo Potato • Pan-Fried Potato Wedges • Cheese •
Milk • Mystery Meat • Cooked Mystery Meat • Twice-Cooked Mystery Meat •
Raw Bird • Roast Bird • Toad Leg • Rock Toad Leg • Cooked Toad Leg • Raw Meat •
Meatballs • Big Raw Meat • Pulled Pork Lunch • Doki Herb • Berry Fruit •
 *Atai Region* | Prickle Fruit • Singed Fruit • Canned Beans • Vala Bean • Falafel •
Desert Squash • Cooked Squash • Fish Fillet • Fish Sticks • Prime Fish Fillet •
Fish Skewer • Gourmet Fish Fillet • Fish Steak • Chocolate • Saffron Milk •
Curry Bento • Rubber Ducky • Dried Cacti Bark • Cacti Jerky •
 *Daea Region* | Sushi • Moon Kelp • Lune Fruit • Raw Knife Krill • Cooked Knife Krill •
Calory Slush • Golden Egg • Crispy Golden Egg • Spicy Noodles •
House Soup • Grape Juice • Deli Sandwich • Blue Lobster Special •
 *Cosette Region* | Cosette Cannoli • Mollusk • Cooked Mollusk • Hard Tack •
Revitalized Tack • Ancient Ration • Arboar Meat • Arboar Steak •
 *Forbidden Lands* | Odd Shroom • Mul Shroom • Toasted Shroom •
Iad Sap • Elastic Pellet • Jellyfly Tentacle • Jellyfly Oil •
Pristine Rose • Nutri-Food • Nutri-Meal • Astro-Lunch • Miranda •
Dekea Nut • Dekea Butter • Dekea Cookie • Super Shroom
Max

**Sir Max** is a supporting character in *Phoenotopia* and possibly *Phoenotopia: Awakening*. He is an elite knight who was tasked with protecting the royal family of Daea before the palace was infiltrated by Kobolds. Sir Max defended the royal family and tried to ward off the Kobolds, but he was no match for their advanced weaponry and was subdued, resulting in Prince Leo being held hostage in his own tower by their general. He was then thrown into a cell in Daea's dungeon along with Thomas and a few other innocent soldiers.

## Events of Phoenotopia

Sir Max is first seen after Gale defeats the Daea Guard Horde and frees the prisoners in Cell A, one of them being Max. After Gale and Thomas are reunited, Max introduces himself and explains how Daea's palace was invaded by the Kobolds. He asks Gale to break into the Prince Tower to rescue Prince Leo, to which she agrees.

After Gale defeats the Kobold General and rescues Prince Leo, Sir Max suggests they all go to Panselo and keep Leo there for his own safety. He also accompanies the other adults in the adults-only meeting where the group figures out what to do next. At the meeting, Billy explains the situation with the Galactic Federation's impending invasion of Earth and how it can be prevented by obtaining the Phoenix Weapons hidden in the Forbidden Lands.

Leo agrees to let Gale journey into the Forbidden Lands to retrieve the Phoenix Weapons. Sir Max heads out to the Great Walls to notify the guards stationed there that Gale is a "special agent" of Prince Leo who is authorized to enter the Forbidden Lands. Once Gale is given access, Sir Max escapes with Prince Leo to the neighboring kingdom of Rhodenia to seek help for the coming invasion.

## Trivia

* Sir Max is one of the few NPCs who can be given an Appreciation Flower by Gale. He starts to mistake this as an act of love before being corrected by Gale, at which point he covers up his mistake by praising their friendship.
William Cho

**Willy Cho** (also known as **Silly the Willy** or **sillythewilly**) is the main musician for the *Phoenotopia* games, including the remake *Phoenotopia: Awakening*. He is a freelance musician who makes the majority of the games' soundtracks. He has a distinct style of mixing chiptune with more modern instruments.

See Music for the *Phoenotopia* soundtrack.

## External Links

* sillythewilly's Bandcamp
* sillythewilly's Soundcloud
Knight's Letter

A knight's letter to his mom. It's probably filled with sentimental stuff.

The **Knight's Letter** is a sidequest item given by one of the soldiers stationed at the Great Walls. This sidequest must be unlocked by helping two other soldiers first. These include a soldier standing near the area's Save Shrine who is craving Daea's sandwiches, and a soldier inside the barracks (the area with all the bunk beds) who complains about his comrades' BO and can be given a bottle of Mikan Fragrance.

After completing these two sidequests, one of the soldiers in the first tower (the one who complains about how slow the postal service is) will ask Gale for help and give her the Knight's Letter, instructing her to give it to his mom who lives at Farmer's Block. Although the description claims it's probably filled with sentimental stuff, the opposite is true; upon delivering the Knight's Letter to the soldier's mom, it's revealed that the letter is a message telling the mom not to come to the Great Walls and embarrass her son on his birthday, which is coming up soon. After reading it, the mom gets offended, pays Gale for her troubles, and declares that she will retaliate by not sending her son any more care packages.
Mystery Meat

**Mystery Meat** is a consumable item in *Phoenotopia: Awakening*. It is a pink, fairly small slab of meat, which is obtained by defeating critters such as lizards, mice and scorpions.

## Flavor Text

The raw, mangled meat of a small critter. It smell slightly foul... probably better not to question its origin... While it can be eaten raw, cooking would make it taste better and ensure sanitation.

## Trivia

* Mystery Meat is one of two consumable items that can be cooked twice, the other being Prickle Fruit.
* If a critter is defeated with fire damage (spark, rocket boots, or bomb spear projectiles), it will drop Cooked Mystery Meat instead.

Rolled Omelet • Panselo Potato • Pan-Fried Potato Wedges • Cheese •
Milk • **Mystery Meat** • Cooked Mystery Meat • Twice-Cooked Mystery Meat •
Raw Bird • Roast Bird • Toad Leg • Rock Toad Leg • Cooked Toad Leg • Raw Meat •
Meatballs • Big Raw Meat • Pulled Pork Lunch • Doki Herb • Berry Fruit •
 *Atai Region* | Prickle Fruit • Singed Fruit • Canned Beans • Vala Bean • Falafel •
Desert Squash • Cooked Squash • Fish Fillet • Fish Sticks • Prime Fish Fillet •
Fish Skewer • Gourmet Fish Fillet • Fish Steak • Chocolate • Saffron Milk •
Curry Bento • Rubber Ducky • Dried Cacti Bark • Cacti Jerky •
 *Daea Region* | Sushi • Moon Kelp • Lune Fruit • Raw Knife Krill • Cooked Knife Krill •
Calory Slush • Golden Egg • Crispy Golden Egg • Spicy Noodles •
House Soup • Grape Juice • Deli Sandwich • Blue Lobster Special •
 *Cosette Region* | Cosette Cannoli • Mollusk • Cooked Mollusk • Hard Tack •
Revitalized Tack • Ancient Ration • Arboar Meat • Arboar Steak •
 *Forbidden Lands* | Odd Shroom • Mul Shroom • Toasted Shroom •
Iad Sap • Elastic Pellet • Jellyfly Tentacle • Jellyfly Oil •
Pristine Rose • Nutri-Food • Nutri-Meal • Astro-Lunch • Miranda •
Dekea Nut • Dekea Butter • Dekea Cookie • Super Shroom
Raw Meat

**Raw Meat** is a consumable item in *Phoenotopia: Awakening*. It is meat that can retrieved from a small wild boar. The meat appears to be the leg of the boar.

## Flavor Text

A chunk of meat hunted from a wild piglet. It's raw and doesn't look very appetizing. Cooking would make it more delicious and boost its health benefits.

## Trivia

* When Gail eats raw meat, the entirety of it disappears, including the bone. This may mean that Gail eats the bone, or it may be a stylistic choice to limit the amount of eating animations.

Rolled Omelet • Panselo Potato • Pan-Fried Potato Wedges • Cheese •
Milk • Mystery Meat • Cooked Mystery Meat • Twice-Cooked Mystery Meat •
Raw Bird • Roast Bird • Toad Leg • Rock Toad Leg • Cooked Toad Leg • **Raw Meat** •
Meatballs • Big Raw Meat • Pulled Pork Lunch • Doki Herb • Berry Fruit •
 *Atai Region* | Prickle Fruit • Singed Fruit • Canned Beans • Vala Bean • Falafel •
Desert Squash • Cooked Squash • Fish Fillet • Fish Sticks • Prime Fish Fillet •
Fish Skewer • Gourmet Fish Fillet • Fish Steak • Chocolate • Saffron Milk •
Curry Bento • Rubber Ducky • Dried Cacti Bark • Cacti Jerky •
 *Daea Region* | Sushi • Moon Kelp • Lune Fruit • Raw Knife Krill • Cooked Knife Krill •
Calory Slush • Golden Egg • Crispy Golden Egg • Spicy Noodles •
House Soup • Grape Juice • Deli Sandwich • Blue Lobster Special •
 *Cosette Region* | Cosette Cannoli • Mollusk • Cooked Mollusk • Hard Tack •
Revitalized Tack • Ancient Ration • Arboar Meat • Arboar Steak •
 *Forbidden Lands* | Odd Shroom • Mul Shroom • Toasted Shroom •
Iad Sap • Elastic Pellet • Jellyfly Tentacle • Jellyfly Oil •
Pristine Rose • Nutri-Food • Nutri-Meal • Astro-Lunch • Miranda •
Dekea Nut • Dekea Butter • Dekea Cookie • Super Shroom
Puki Cheese

A slab of bright yellow cheese made from Puki milk. If only there were crackers to go with it. Restores 15 HP.

### Source

* Panselo
* Hidden Village

### Restores

15 HP

**Puki Cheese** is a consumable item that can be found in various shops in *Phoenotopia*. It can also be found in the kitchen area of the Atai Mayor's palace. An old man in Atai City will ask for cheese as a hint for the player to keep an eye out for possible hidden sidequests given by NPCs.