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Stamina

**Stamina** is a measure of energy used by Gale when she exerts herself by using certain items.

## Phoenotopia

In *Phoenotopia*, Gale expends Stamina when she uses the Slingshot, Bombs, Javelin, and Rocket Boots. When any of the three weapons are used, Gale's Stamina goes down to 0 but recovers very quickly. Each weapon has a threshold that the Stamina needs to reach before Gale can use it again. Using the Rocket Boots slowly drains Gale's Stamina as she hovers with them; she regains her Stamina once she stops hovering and hits the ground. Additionally, if Gale is floating in water with the Floaty Donut, her Stamina takes a few seconds to regenerate once she gets back to land.

Certain consumable items temporarily increase Gale's stamina when consumed. During this state Gale's stamina recovers more quickly, allowing her to fly with the Rocket Boots for longer and use her secondary weapons more frequently. These items include:

* Honeycomb - Provides a 1-minute stamina boost
* Jar of Honey - Provides a 2-minute stamina boost
* Purple Honeycomb - Provides a 4-minute stamina boost
* Lilac Honey - Provides an 8-minute stamina boost
* Honeyed Tumond - Heals 7 HP and provides a 1-minute stamina boost
* E-Soda - Heals 20 HP and provides a 2-minute stamina boost

## Phoenotopia Awakening

Stamina plays a more prominent role in *Phoenotopia: Awakening*; this time around, Stamina is also used up when Gale uses regular attacks with her melee weapon. Normal attacks use a little bit of stamina when performed on the ground, or a moderate amount when used in the air, and charged attacks use a lot of stamina. Other weapons like the Slingshot and Javelin can also be used multiple times before Gale runs out of Stamina. Furthermore, Gale can now increase her maximum Stamina capacity by collecting Energy Gems.
Morning Star

*For the most powerful melee weapon in Phoenotopia Awakening, see Night Star.*

A spiked mace forged from mysterious star rock. It hits with the force of the Cosmos!

### Price

 200

The **Morning Star** is the most powerful melee weapon that Gale can obtain in *Phoenotopia*. Unlike the previous two melee weapons, Gale has to assemble the Morning Star in order to use it. To do this, Gale first has to find two Asteroid Rocks; one can be found in Misty Gorge and the other one is given as a reward from Fran for finding 25 Moonstones. After that, Gale then has to go to the Mastersmith in Daea and give the rocks to his apprentice. After leaving the shop and then entering it again, the Morning Star will be available for purchase.

The Morning Star deals very considerable damage and can defeat most enemies quickly, making it one of the most desirable optional items in the game.
Stink Root

**Stink Root** is a Consumable Item in *Phoenotopia: Awakening*. Upon consumption, it grants a 15 second Attack Boost, and heals for 4 HP. It is found only in the storage room of the Ouroboros Hideout, which requires an Ouro Guard Key to enter.

## Flavor Text

The underground portion of a stinky plant, imported from a
faraway land. Supposedly, it boasts a number of health
benefits for those adventurous enough to consume it. It
emits an extraordinarily pungent odor.

## Side Quest

There is a waiter in the First Wall who would ask for 3 Doki Herbs and 1 Stink Root. If you deliver it to him, you will be rewarded with a Heart Ruby.

## Trivia

* When carried, Dragon Snare and Mutant Snare would spit you out as soon as they devour you
	+ This is told by a bandit in the Ouroboros Hideout when Gail is asking for hints in passing the Trial of Obstacles
* Stink Root is the only food besides "Food" and Nutri-Food which can only be recycled for 1 R
	+ However, with a stack size of 1, Stink Root is the least profitable item in the whole game

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
Water

**Water** is a hazard in the *Phoenotopia* games. It poses a threat to Gale because she doesn't know how to swim. Additionally, certain enemies like Toads and Fish can also reside in the water. In earlier parts of the game, water appears sporadically in some areas, mainly in Duri Forest and the underground caves beneath Atai City. Later, though, it becomes a much more prominent hazard, especially in Misty Gorge/Moonlit Ravine, Mul Cavern, and some parts of Daea.

In Phoenotopia, water has the same effect as bottomless pits; if Gale falls into it, she'll respawn on the nearest platform and take some damage. This can be remedied by buying the Floaty Donut in Misty Gorge, which allows Gale to swim across the surface of water.

In *Phoenotopia: Awakening*, Gale doesn't respawn right away if she falls into water; she will first go through a drowning animation for a few seconds before respawning. Water-dwelling enemies can now swim under the water too. Gale can also go underwater after recieving the Lifesaver from Lisa; it allows her to dive underwater for a few seconds by jumping into it from a high ledge. Game fish can also be found in water, which Gale can catch using the Fishing Rod.
Rock Toad

**Rock Toad** is an enemy in *Phoenotopia: Awakening*. It is a sturdier variant of Toad with rock-like hide all over its body, and may drop a Rock Toad Leg when defeated.

Rock Toads can be found inside the Anuri Temple and Moonlight Ravine, as well as overworld battles in the Atai Region and Daea Region.

## Behaviour

Rock Toad shares the same behaviour as regular Toad, but with 4 extra points of defence and deals 2 extra points of damage. As such, it is even more inefficient than usual trying to defeat it using attacks with low power. For example, a Regular Swing may deal only a tenth of the damage a Charge Swing can under certain circumstances.

## Gallery

Gallery Mode - Image 4
Unused designs for ToadsGallery Mode - Image 21
Unused designs for Toads
## Trivia

* Rock Toad has the highest defence among regular enemies (excluding Scaber) in the early game up until the Cosette Region becomes accessible. Interestingly, its defence is even higher than the back side of Century Toad.
Roasted Toad Leg

**Roasted Toad Legs** are consumable items in *Phoenotopia*. One is given by Kiter after Gale talks to him again in the beginning of the game. More can be given by Lisa during the later stages of the game after giving her an Appreciation Flower. It heals 25 HP when consumed.

## Flavor Text

The leg of a sizable green toad, loaded with spices and cooked over an open fire. The punch of flavor is enough to make you jump!

## Trivia

* In reality, although frog legs are a common delicacy, toad legs are not eaten very often.

 *Chapter II: Atai* | Honeycomb • Jar of Honey • Honeyed Tumond • Perro Egg •
Puki Cheese • Puki Kebab • Sand Dragon Bacon •
 *Chapter III: Daea* | Misty Dew Drop • Translucent Meat • Food? • Sandwich •
 *Chapter IV: Forbidden Lands* | Old Ration • Spotted Lepista • Shriveled Mushroom •
Jelly Goo • Power Potion • Purple Honeycomb • Lilac Honey •
E-Soda • Bauple Nut • Bottle of Glowy Wisps
Kitt

**Kitt**, originally known as **Kiter** is Gail’s younger brother. He is the second oldest orphan after her that lives in Panselo. Although he does not participate much during the first game, he is highly considered by the creator as a possible main character for the sequel.

## Appearance

Kitt is a young boy with orange hair and peach-colored skin. He wears a salmon-colored apron over a darker pink shirt, along with brown pants and lighter brown shoes.

## History

Kitt is the one in charge of the cooking on the day of the abduction, and tasks Gail with fetching the rest of the kids for dinner. He is cooking Toad Legs, and gives one to Gail if she insists. After Gale finds the Golem Head, Kitt is abducted by the Collectors and is not seen again except in the bonus scene at the end of the remake where he can be seen with Rutea in an alien planet.

## Trivia

* Marie mentions Kitt when she talks about his mother Abigail carrying him and Gale to Panselo when they were little.
* Aside from the previous point, the first game does not explicitly state that Kitt is Gale’s brother, and fans often thought that her brother was actually Alex.
* After getting the Rocket Boots, the player can access Kitt’s room above the orphanage kitchen. There, his diary (along with a Heart Ruby) can be found, wherein he states that he does not want to inherit the orphanage and wants to leave it to Gale instead, as he intends to go out and make his fortune in the world as Thomas did before him. He expresses regret at leaving the responsibility to Gail alone and promises to give her his dessert for a week.
Phoenotopia Wikia

**Welcome to the Phoenotopia Wiki,** **the premier source for all things *Phoenotopia*-related that anyone can edit!
542 pages created since July 2015.**

**NOTICE: While our editors have been hard at work since the initial launch of *Phoenotopia: Awakening*, a lot of the pages are currently still under renovation.**

**To contribute, make sure to join the Discord Server for useful resources**

**In the meantime, feel free to check out the fan-made Compendium!**

Solve the great mystery of the Phoenix!

*Phoenotopia* (formerly known as *Legend of Stone Hero*) is an action-adventure puzzle platformer Flash game largely inspired by the great classics such as *Cave Story* and the *Legend of Zelda* series, made by Quells. The game follows a village girl named Gale who sets out to meet charming townsfolk, brave the dungeons, and thwart evil all to solve the mystery behind the disappearance of villagers in her hometown.
It was released on Armor Games and Newgrounds on August 20th in 2014 and can be played for free.

*Phoenotopia: Awakening* is a remake of *Phoenotopia* made by Cape Cosmic, founded by Quells. It is the full embodiment of *Phoenotopia'*s vision, with the game world over three times larger, aesthetics from all locations reworked, new songs added with many returning ones improved, combat and movement revamped, triple the numbers of collectibles to be found, the script completely rewritten, and much more!
It was released on the Nintendo Switch system on the US eShop on August 20th in 2020 for $19.99, on the European and Australian eShop on September 3rd in the same year for £17.99, and expected to be released on Steam by the end of 2020.

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Pristine Rose

**Pristine Rose** is a Consumable Item in *Phoenotopia: Awakening*. It can be purchased in the Pristine City store. Pristine Rose can also found on the top-level of the city inside the bedroom and the right crystal room, as well as in E.D.E.N near the rail car station.

## Item Description

A fuchsia-colored flower grown by the robots of Pristine
City. The flowers were engineered to beautify the city as well
as serve as a convenient snack. They taste sweet and tarty.

## Trivia

* When purchased from the store in Pristine City, the Golem vendor recommends consuming Pristine Rose raw, since cooking it would both halve its healing potency and reduce its recycling price.
* Interestingly, despite how common purple roses are within the SPHERE and in places where you've helped Mr. Planto planted his flowers prior, Gail is not allowed to pick flowers in the wild.

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
Ouro Guard Key

**Ouro Guard Keys** are a new type of Keys in *Phoenotopia: Awakening*. They are used for unlocking locked doors in Sand Drift Ruins, similar to the keys in Bandits' Lair in the original *Phoenotopia*. However, none of the Ouro Guard Keys are mandatory for story progression.

## Item Description

An irregularly shaped key obtained from an Ouroboros guard.
The key's shape is fashioned after a sand drake's head, with
the stem resembling a tongue. As a security mechanism, the
key is designed to break when used by an outsider.

## Location and Rewards

There is a total of 5 Ouro Guard Keys, all of which are found within the Ouroboros Hideout. The foes who carry keys have shiny glows around them, similar to that of a Moonstone.

 Main hub
 Room with a Sand Drake sign

Unlike in the original *Phoenotopia* game, these keys are not required for progressing in the Ouroboros Hideout. Instead, they mostly unlock optional goodies.

 Sand Drift Ruins | Outside bottom-right exit of hideout
 Ouroboros Hideout | Prison cell

## Trivia

* Despite the item description, not all the keys are obtained from defeating the guards
	+ One is obtained from Melody, a timid tribe member ill-suited to be a guard
	+ One is obtained from a Mouse, which is unlikely to be a guard as well
Leather Vest

Armor made from tanned Puki hides. It fits snugly and doesn't feel too cumbersome. +1 DEF

### Effect

+1 DEF

The **Leather Vest** is an armor item in *Phoenotopia*. It can be purchased in the shops of Atai and Daea for 100 Rai. It is a more durable version of Gale's Plain Tunic, and reduces all damage taken by 1 point.
Wooden Bat

* Phoenotopia
* Awakening

*Not to be confused with the enemy Bat.*

The **Wooden Bat** is the first weapon received in *Phoenotopia* and *Phoenotopia: Awakening*. It is a basic melee weapon found in the storage house in Panselo Village.

Like other melee weapons, it allows Gail to charge up a powerful attack that can strike enemies with greater damage and range. Aside from attacking, weapons can also be used for breaking objects and hitting switches to activate or deactivate them.

In *Phoenotopia*, the Wooden Bat has a base damage of 10, whereas in *Phoenotopia: Awakening*, the Wooden Bat has a base damage of 7.

## Trivia

* Originally, the Bat was a wooden paddle that was originally used to deliver corporeal punishment to orphans who misbehaved.
	+ Additionally, the weapon's description was written in such a way that it made it sound like you could attack NPCs with it.
* The Wooden Bat's existence suggests that baseball exists in Gale's time, as its description states that it reminds her of when she used to play baseball as a young child.

## Gallery

 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 •
Stack of Letters

**Stack of Letters** is a new Quest Item in *Phoenotopia: Awakening*, found in the secret safe above Mayor's bedroom. Delivering this item to Mikhail will reward players with 150 R and a Heart Ruby.

## Item Description

A bundle of fifty letters written by loving parents and
addressed to their son. Each one is dated a year apart, to be
delivered on each birthday. Deliver this to the mansion's
house elder.

## Side Quest

To open the safe, Gail has to first initiate the Side Quest from Mikhail and ask around the mansion for clues on how to open the secret safe at the top of Mayor's bedroom.

Firstly, Gail has to talk to the chef in order to have the option of feeding Vala Beans to the bird. Next, the switches have to be set to specific configurations, after which feeding the bird will activate one of the three mechanism. As such, a minimum of three Vala Beans is required.

Hint from Rufus tells you to set all switches to green, hint from a servant in the mess hall tells you to set only the switches in the center to green, and hint from a guard outside the mansion tells you to set the switches to alternating colors with green on the left. When all three mechanisms are activated, the secret safe will open and the Stack of Letters can be found inside.

After delivering the Stack of Letters to Mikhail, everyone in the mansion gives Gail their gratitude for spiritually reuniting Mayor with his late parents. In addition, they put together a prize pool of 150 R and a Heart Ruby for Gail's effort.

## Trivia

* Talking to Rufus upon completing the Side Quest will also reward players with another 10 R, which is not much compared to the prize pool of 150 R
Steel Bat

A battering weapon made from cast steel. Its heavy weight allows it to deliver a solid wallop at encroaching enemies. Red paint was used to add an extra intimidation factor.

### Price

300 Rin

The **Steel Bat** is a new melee weapon debuting in *Phoenotopia: Awakening*. With a base damage of 11, it's the second-strongest melee weapon in the game, surpassing the Composite Bat. It can be bought in a shop in Daea for 300 Rin.

 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 •
Tool

**Tools** are items that can be used with the "tool" button(s) in *Phoenotopia* and *Phoenotopia: Awakening*. They usually serve either combat purposes or exploration purposes, but a selected few can do both.

## In *Phoenotopia*

All the tools in *Phoenotopia* are mandatory and obtained during the Main Story.

temporarily disable Flying Sentries

## In *Phoenotopia: Awakening*

### Combat Tools

Almost all the tools that are capable of dealing damage to enemies in *Phoenotopia: Awakening* are optional, with the exception of the few that return from *Phoenotopia*.

### Exploration Tools

Almost all the exploration tools in *Phoenotopia: Awakening* are optional, with the exception of the music instruments used for unlocking certain gates guarded by Song Stones.

## Trivia

* In a preview of *Phoenotopia 2* before the focus of development is shifted to *Phoenotopia: Awakening*, Gale can be seen using new tools, namely the Jolt Pistol and Sticky Mines.

## References

1. ↑ https://phoenotopia.tumblr.com/post/132256894733/progress-update
2. ↑ https://phoenotopia.tumblr.com/post/134514754483/progress-update
Scaber

* Awakening
* Flash

(PHOA)

* Doki Forest
* Anuri Temple
* Sunflower Road
* Wheat Road
* GEO Dungeon in Cosette Region

**Scaber** is an enemy in both *Phoenotopia* and *Phoenotopia: Awakening*. They are non-aggressive mechanical beings that can be found in various locations, and one of the few types of enemies that would take 0 DMG from attacks.

## Phoenotopia

Scabers crawl slowly across the floors, walls and ceilings on their own regardless of Gale's presence. When they are attacked or have reached the end of their path, they will pause briefly before crawling to an opposite direction. They are indestructible and would damage Gale if she comes too close. According to Ruth, they're remnants of ancient technology.

## Phoenotopia: Awakening

Scabers retain the same behavior in the remake. According to the computer logs written by Devin in E.D.E.N, they were created long ago after the Great War ended, with the purpose of very slowly converting radioactive waste into eco-friendly steam throughout the span of a few hundred years.

One key difference from the original game is that Scaber can now be destroyed. The only attack capable of penetrating its high defense is a charged swing from the Night Star with an Attack Boost active. This attack would cause the Scaber bursting into pieces and dropping 20 RIN in the process, making this among the most effective ways of earning money in the entire game.

## Trivia

* In *Phoenotopia: Awakening*, it is worth noting that Scabers seem to be found only in Locations with lots of greenery, likely as a result of the Scabers functioning over the years. However, it is unknown how people manage to re-locate them into one of the GEO Dungeons them as part of the puzzles.
* The Scabers are internally referred to as slugs in both games.
* In real life, the term "scaber" refers to a species of woodlice.

## References

1. ↑ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Porcellio\_scaber

 *Chapter 3: Daea* | Phantom Prawn • Koi ( Green ) •
 *Forbidden Lands* | Rollo Mine • Zombot ( Scrapped • Red ) •
Cave Jelly • Cave Toad • Cave Beetles ( Yellow • Green • Purple ) •
 Bosses | Armored King Toad • Sand Dragon • Big Robot •
Mercenary General • Master Computer
Tailoring Voucher

**Tailoring Vouchers** are new Quest Items in *Phoenotopia: Awakening*, and there are two of them in the game - One given by Fran for rescuing her in South Castella Bridge and another one also given by Fran for providing her with the 2nd batch of 10 Moonstones. Tailoring Vouchers can be redeemed for sewing an extra pocket for free in Tailoring Tracy's.

## Item Description

A cutely colored coupon sporting a graphic of some buttons
on the front. The back specifies that this coupon can be
redeemed at the Tailor Shop for one free "Pocket Addition
Service."

## Trivia

* Gail cannot obtain a Tailoring Voucher from Fran if her Inventory is full, which Fran will comment on the irony as well
* If a Tailoring Voucher is presented when all possible pockets have already been sewn, Tracy will give you 90 RIN for it instead so the voucher is not going to waste
* Since the service cost increases the more pockets Gail has, it is recommended to redeem the Tailoring Vouchers when the cost is at its maximum of 200 RIN
Whirlwind

**Whirlwind** (also known as **Harpy's Whirlwind**) is a Special Technique debuting in *Phoenotopia: Awakening*. This allows Gail to execute a powerful somersault swing in midair.

## Description

Store up energy to unleash it on your foe in a powerful somersault attack in midair! This whirlwind-style martial art technique is a secret technique unbeknownst to the human world, but even the wingless is capable of learning it provided they are worthy!

## Where to obtain

Atop the top of Terrelum resides Pelna and her two Harpy students. Pelna offers to teach Gail the Whirlwind technique so long as she proves her worth by completing the combat challenge of defeating both Harpy students.

Upon completion, Pelna will teach Gail right away so long as she already knows the Temperance technique. Otherwise, Pelna will mention a certain red-haired human who knows how to use the Temperance technique, hinting at whom Gail can learn it from.

## How to perform

With a charge stored via either the Temperance technique or Berserker Band, press the A button mid-air to perform a double-hit aerial strike.

Each of the two hits deals (base)\*2-2 damage, so performing Whirlwind with the Night Star would deal 26 damage twice, making it the most damaging attack in the entire game (except against enemies with near impenetrable defense).

## Trivia

* In the dialogue where Pelna hints at where Gail can learn the Temperance technique, a certain human with red hair and black hairband is mentioned. This may imply that Pelna and Aella have dueled prior to the events in *Phoenotopia: Awakening*
* While the Temperance technique is required for learning Whirlwind, the Berserker Band can be used instead to store the charge required for performing Whirlwind
* Unlike regular aerial strike, energy is depleted even when the attack is not executed successfully

 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 •
White Towers

*This article is about the remake. For the corresponding location in the original flash game, see Prince Tower.*

## Enemies

* Castella Knights
* Kobolds
* Moth Mines

The **White Towers** are the towers that house the royal family of Castella. They are found next to the castle in Daea City. During the events of *Phoenotopia: Awakening*, they are taken over by Kobolds and heavily damaged, and also covered with a cloaking device to hide from them the public.

## Description

The White Towers are portrayed as two towers joined together and located on the east side of Daea City. The White Towers are a vertically oriented level containing several floors, and involve a mix of puzzles and combat. Some sections of the White Towers' floors are blocked off by color-coded doors that can be opened by hitting their corresponding color switches or by breaking a color crystal which remotely controls the doors.  The White Towers have been fortified by a variety of enemies, including Kobold Soldiers, Moth Mines, Spear Knights, and Crossbow Knights.

At the top of the towers, Gail encounters and battles Katash.  After defeating him and rescuing Prince Leo, it's possible to revisit the White Towers and explore the top of the towers, where a Moonstone and the broken Kobold Blaster can be found.

## Trivia

* The redesign of the White Towers compared to be much more puzzle-focused than the Flash version may be due to complaints the developer recieved about the difficulty of the area, as he promised to redesign the area in a blog post.
* The change of music between adaptations of this area reflects the change in gameplay, with the White Towers having a more somber and slow-paced rendition of the Prince Tower theme from the original game.

## Gallery

The hidden back entrance to the towerThe tower has sustained some damage in its captureGuards patrol the towers, in an effort to keep out interlopers

 *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 )
Ukemi

**Ukemi** is a mechanic introduced in *Phoenotopia Awakening*. It's a simple but very useful technique that can be used to increase Gale's mobility when falling, and even protect her from taking damage when thrown by enemies. To perform an Ukemi, the player must press ZL just before Gale hits the ground.

If Gale does an Ukemi while falling from a high altitude, she'll roll across the ground for a moment and then immediately recover, as opposed to landing in a crouch and staying like that for several moments before the player can regain control of her. Meanwhile, if Gale does an Ukemi after being thrown by an enemy, she'll land on her feet and take no damage. Ukemi can also be used if Gale is hit by a powerful attack and is flung through the air, though this will not protect against taking damage because in this case, the damage was already done before Gale was sent flying.

There are two different characters who give Gale information about Ukemi; the first is Ernest, who will tell Gale about Ukemi if spoken to during the game's first chapter. The second is Kiyoshi, a martial artist residing in Moonlight Ravine who not only tells her about Ukemi, but also throws her so the player can practice using Ukemi to break Gale's fall and stop her from tumbling across the ground.
World Map

The **World Map**, or simply the **Map**, is the overlying screen that allows the player to traverse between the levels of *Phoenotopia* and *Phoenotopia: Awakening*. It is a very large map of Castland that provides an interface with which the player can choose any of the destinations they've unlocked so far. The World Map can be accessed by exiting the level you are currently in.

## Phoenotopia

   In *Phoenotopia*, the Map's interface is linear for the most part. Many of the game's areas are unlocked in a linear order; some are unlocked on the Map by completing a certain quest or by learning their locations from an NPC, while others can be unlocked simply by completing the previous area.

All the game's levels are indicated by marks on a map, which can be selected by moving a red cursor across the screen with the arrow keys. As you navigate the map, a compass in the top lefthand corner of the screen will indicate which directions you can go from where you are currently. Additionally, icons will appear on the top left corner of the map indicating whether a location contains unfound Heart Rubies or Moonstones; these icons will flash when the cursor is over a location in which you haven't found all of its Heart Rubies and/or Moonstones.

## Phoenotopia Awakening

In *Phoenotopia Awakening*, the Map has the same basic function but also has some new features. The unlocking of areas is much less linear, as the player can now access entire regions of new locations as they advance through the story. Additionally, the game features many more areas than the first game had.

The biggest change to the Map in this game is that instead of choosing a destination with a cursor, the player is able to navigate the map by controlling Gail herself on the Map. Additionally, enemies also appear on the Map; if Gail runs into an enemy on the Map, she will be transported to a small arena where she'll have to fight her way out to get back to the Map.

Unlike in the first game, this Map does not have icons to indicate whether or not you've found all the collectibles (i.e. Heart Rubies, Energy Gems, and Moonstones) in each level, as that function has now been given to the Oracle, a new character who gives Gail hints on where to find collectibles in exchange for some Rin.

## Trivia

* Gail's sprite on *Phoenotopia Awakening'*s map resembles her old sprite which was used in the original Phoenotopia's beta version.
Stale Bread

A loaf of bread that has passed its expiration date. Some parts of it look salvageable...eat at your own risk.

### Effect

Random chance of either restoring 10 HP or damaging 5 HP

**Stale Bread** is a consumable item found in the Daea Dungeon in *Phoenotopia*. It can be found in some of the dungeon's cell blocks. Eating it has a random chance of either restoring 10 HP or draining 5 HP.
Temperance

**Temperance** is a Special Technique debuting in *Phoenotopia: Awakening*. This allows Gail to store a charge, and execute a charged bat strike or perform Spear Bomb instantly from a free-moving state.

## Description

The Temperance technique allows Gail to store the charge from a charged attack for later use! Gail can move freely during this pre-charged state, but the next attack she performs will roar with the full force of a charged attack! Calm like still waters one moment, a raging river the next!

## Where to obtain

In the mayor's house of Cosette Village, there is a peculiar brown-haired traveller who suffers from amnesia. Upon helping her restore her memory by bringing her a certain blue fruit, Pan-Fried Potato Wedges, and playing a nostalgic song from her hometown, she finally recalls her origins. As a gratitude, she offers to teach Gail the Temperance technique.

## How to perform

While charging a bat strike with the A button or a Spear Bomb with the Y button, press the Down of ZR button to store a charge. Gail can then move around normally, and the next bat strike or spear-throw would be executed as a charged strike or Spear Bomb instantly.

The charge stored with either weapon is identical, as in you can perform the Temperance technique with Sonic Spear, and executed a charged bat strike afterwards.

## Trivia

* Using Temperance with a bat allows storing a charge slightly faster, while using it with the Sonic Spear would allows storing a charge mid-air
* The Berserker Band has a similar effect to the Temperance technique. The key differences are that the Band is a equipped tool, costs a small amount of health for each charge, and allows for storing a charge without needing to charge up beforehand

 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 •
Spider

* Flash
* Awakening

**Spiders** are semi-common enemies seen in *Phoenotopia* and *Phoenotopia: Awakening*. They can be found in various locations, from Sunflower Road to Mul Caverns. Spiders are simple enemies, as they only attack by dropping down from their hiding spots when Gale passes under or gets too close to them. They often appear in areas that require precise platforming, which can make them somewhat annoying to deal with. When defeated, Spiders will sometimes drop a few rin.

In *Phoenotopia: Awakening*, Spiders behave almost exactly the same way, with the only difference being that they get knocked back and swing about when hit by Gail's attacks.

## Trivia

* Interestingly, in *Phoenotopia*, spiders will actually take damage from the Slingshot despite the fact that they're not especially weak enemies. They can be killed in twelve hits by the Slingshot.
Nutri-Food

**Nutri-Food** is a Consumable Item in *Phoenotopia: Awakening*. It can be purchased in the Pristine City store and from the vending machines available in both the city and E.D.E.N - Core at a higher price. Nutri-Food can also found in the first screen with Megaliths in the West Megalith Fields, as well as sector B5, A3, E3, and C5 in E.D.E.N.

## Item Description

An advanced synthetic food designed to be healthy, balanced,
and resistant to spoilage. It resembles an oatmeal bar with
marshmallows, however the taste and texture feel a little
artificial.

## Trivia

* Nutri-Food is described to contain all the essential vitamins and nutrients needed to stay healthy and strong.
	+ However, Ashley, one of the researchers, has stated her dissatisfaction towards the lack of fatty pizza grease and sweet sugars when their diets are substituted by Nutri-Food during their time in E.D.E.N after the Great War.
	+ Devin, however, seems fine with his principle of "Food is merely fuel."
* Nutri-Food can be obtained for free from the food printer left to E.D.E.N - Final Rest indefinitely. This makes Nutri-Meal the most economic food upon reaching the end game.
	+ Considering the shorter consumption time, consuming Nutri-Food rather than the Nutri-Meal obtained through cooking might be more ideal during combat despite the lower healing potency, especially when the cost is literally zero and it saves the time cooking.

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
Sand Drake

* Flash
* Awakening

**Sand Drakes** (formerly known as **Baby Sand Dragons**) are minor enemies in *Phoenotopia* and *Phoenotopia: Awakening*. They are the Desert Bandits/Ouroboros Bandits' weapons and presumably the offspring of the Great Drake.

In *Phoenotopia*, Sand Drakes are only encountered in the Bandits' Lair. In *Phoenotopia: Awakening*, they appear in the Sand Drift Ruins and in various other locations associated with the Ouroboros tribe.

## Description

Sand Drakes are usually hidden underground until Gail gets close to them, after which they'll emerge from the sand. They will then try to attack Gale by either rolling towards her or by spitting sand at her, depending on how close she is. After performing the attack, the Drake will burrow under the ground, hiding in another nearby spot to repeat the process. The best strategy for dealing with this enemy is to attack it as soon as it emerges so it doesn't get a chance to attack.

When defeated, Sand Drakes usually drop anywhere from 1 to 3 Rai. On rare occasions, they might also drop Sand Dragon Bacon (in *Phoenotopia*) or a Drake Tail (in *Phoenotopia: Awakening*).

## Gallery

A baby and adult Sand Drake, both in rolling position.A Sand Drake in Phoenotopia: Awakening.
Slingshot

* Flash
* Awakening
* Treble Shot

The **Slingshot** is the first tool that can be obtained in *Phoenotopia* and *Phoenotopia Awakening*. It is given to Gale by Alex in the Doki Forest at the entrance to Anuri Temple. It launches small stones and is primarily used to hit switches that Gail can't reach on her own, but it can also be used as a weapon. The Slingshot is pretty weak and only stuns most enemies, but it will instantly kill especially weak enemies such as Slimes, Cave Jellies, and Bats. Spiders also take damage from the Slingshot, and can be killed in 12 hits by it.

In both games, the Slingshot's aiming cursor moves automatically and it is up to the player to hit the button to launch a stone when the cursor is in the right spot. In *Phoenotopia Awakening*, however, it's possible to lock the cursor in place to make aiming a little easier.

In *Phoenotopia* it deals 1 damage, as has been revealed by Quells on his blog. For comparison, the Wooden Bat deals 10 damage with a non-charged hit. In *Phoenotopia: Awakening* this has been changed to 4.

The Slingshot is also the weapon needed to defeat the Monster Toad. Gail uses it to knock Duri Fruits out of the trees so they hit the boss and cause him to turn around in confusion, leaving his weak point exposed long enough to deal damage.

## Treble Shot

The **Treble Shot** is a more powerful variant of the Slingshot introduced in *Phoenotopia: Awakening* invented by Thomas. Gail can receive it from him in exchange for 10 Moonstones.

The Treble Shot has all the same capabilities as the original Slingshot, but with one key difference: it's able to launch three stones at a time instead of one, making it great for hitting multiple targets at once. The Treble Shot's stones have a base damage of 7, making the weapon considerably more powerful than the Slingshot in terms of damage.

### Description

"A Thomas-improved version of the Slingshot.  The metallic handle and prongs have been balanced for fast handling.  The addition of a snappier cord and bigger ammunition pouch allows it to fling three rocks at once and at a higher velocity."

## Trivia

* Interestingly, in *Phoenotopia* firing the Slingshot multiple times at a Toad will eventually trigger its death croak, even though the Toad never dies.

## See Also

* Civilian Crossbow: A more advanced weapon made specifically for combat, introduced in *Phoenotopia Awakening*.
* Jolt Pistol: An upgraded version of the Slingshot introduced in *Phoenotopia 2*.

 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 •
Wrecker

**Wreckers** are extremely powerful top-tier enemies encountered in *Phoenotopia Awakening*. They are giant, hulking robots that were created before the Great War and far surpass lesser robots in terms of power, even Wendigos.

The first Wrecker encountered in the game appears as the boss of Thomas's Lab, having been discovered and repurposed by Thomas to protect his lab from Peace Ministers. When Gail enters the Wrecker's boss room, it can be seen alongside Thomas as he holds two Peace Ministers, Floret and Gilroy, hostage for trying to arrest him. Thomas then notices Gail but doesn't recognize her; thus, his paranoia kicks in and he assumes that Gail is another Peace Minister, so he orders the Wrecker to capture her, beginning the boss battle.

After that, a few Wreckers appear as rare enemies in the Scorchlands and E.D.E.N. One Wrecker appears on the surface of the Ancient GEO Base, where the player must lure it into smashing the weak ground in order to gain access to the actual base under the ground, and two Wreckers appear at the end of the Ancient Vault.

Whether encountered as a boss or just high-level enemies, Wreckers are very dangerous and extremely durable as they can withstand a ton of damage from Gail and use a variety of ranged and physical attacks against her. They can dash at Gail to try and grab her; if successful, they'll throw her down, which deals very heavy damage unless Gail performs an Ukemi before hitting the ground. They can also swat her away if she gets too close. Sometimes, a Wrecker will jump into the air and then slam its fists down on the ground, dealing damage and knocking Gail back if she's too close. Wreckers can also use the gun in their heads to shoot EMP bombs and volleys of lasers. The EMP bombs emit an electric blast when they explode, which stuns Gail unless she has a Rubber Ducky or Elastic Pellet in her inventory. However, these EMP bombs can also be knocked back towards the Wrecker that fired itwith a melee attack; if an EMP bomb hits a Wrecker, it'll be stunned for several seconds, leaving it vulnerable.

## Trivia

* According to one soldier at the Last Wall, Wreckers are so strong that one of them was able to rip the arm off of a Wendigo that was trying to attack it.
* In E.D.E.N., one of Grasso's logs says that he and his team had a Wrecker which they used to fend off threats such as Trolls who wandered too close to the vicinity of the facility.
* In the E.D.E.N. EN-72 teleporter room, a Grasso log states that a team member of his was ambushed by a 'BT43', which the wrecker 'thankfully' defeated. This log also gives a tip for easily dodging the Wrecker's grab attack, which is to perform a roll. This log also reports that Grasso and his team discovered a baby BT43, which may be able to roll under a wrecker.
Teraka

**Teraka** is a character in *Phoenotopia: Awakening*, known for his unorthodox fighting style taught in his dojo located in the west end of Daea City's underground canal. He is one of the "dojo masters" around the world capable of teaching techniques.

## Side Quests

For a simple tuition fee of 150 RIN, Teraka would teach the Concentrate technique, which Gail masters immediately as always.

After the lesson, talk to Teraka again and he would ask Gail to refer any potential student to him. Upon completing Bo's challenge in Daea City outside the restaurant, an inspired young boy can be seen in where Bo was previously standing. Turns out the boy is looking for anti-bullying advice. Gail may refer him to Teraka's dojo for a Moonstone as referral reward.

## Dialogues

### Teraka Lessons

Spy on your foe and gather incriminating information. Then post your discoveries on the city bulletin.

Make your foe retreat from embarrassment! Teraka lesson 16!

Sleep on rocks and use a wooden plank as a blanket.

Toughen your skin against all blows, mental and physical! Teraka lesson 7!

Dress slovenly and burp often. Droop your eyelids to appear sleepy.

Create a facade to disarm the opponent! That's Master Teraka's lesson number 21!

Make goofy faces and shrill noises to imbalance your foe. Then kick the weak points...

That's another Master Teraka classic! Lesson number 24!

## Trivia

* While the background music "Dojo" is played when encountering several characters in the game, only Cadell and Teraka are tutoring in actual dojos
* Teraka's name, when "spelled backward", is karate - a martial art technique originating from East Asia
Thistle Weed

**Thistle Weed** is an enemy in *Phoenotopia: Awakening*. They are rolling plant masses found mainly in the overworld battles in Sand Drifts Region, and one is seen before entering the Forlorn Ruins.

## Behaviour

Thistle Weed would aimless travel towards the right direction, then it would either exit offscreen or bump into a wall and stay there. It deals damage whenever Gail comes into contact with one, and can be knocked back when any attack.

## Trivia

* Thistle Weed bears more resemblance to tumbleweed than thistle in real life. The former is a desert plant driven about by the wind as a light rolling mass, while the latter is often a green flowering plant with prickly leaves that normally does not break away from its root

## References

1. ↑ https://www.britannica.com/plant/tumbleweed
2. ↑ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thistle