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Damage Calculation

The **Damage Calculation** in *Phoenotopia* and *Phoenotopia: Awakening* is based on several factors that involve both the player and the enemy. Most of the time, after certain damage is dealt to the player or an enemy, their health would eventually reach 0 and be defeated. The exception cases, such as Rail Sawers and Megaliths being disabled via other means, will not be discussed here.

## In *Phoenotopia*

### Attack

The attack values of enemies will eventually be available in their respective pages.

 Normal Swing
 Charged Swing
 Slingshot | 1
 Bombs | 15\*
 Javelin | 10
 Ki Spear | 15

*Note: The explosion from Bombs would instead inflict 7 points of self-damage to the player.*

### Defence

The defence values of all enemies are treated as 0, whereas the defence value of Gale is based on the armor worn: Leather Vest (1), Chain Mail (2), or Ancient Armor (3). In addition, the damage received cannot be less than 1 for both Gale and most enemies. Exceptions include Scabers (cannot be damage) and Ancient Sentry Towers (disabled with Artifact only).

### Environmental Hazards

When falling into water without a Floatation Donut, or the void either outside the Prince Tower or within the Phoenix Lab, the player would receive 5 damage. This damage is reduced by player's defence.

## In *Phoenotopia: Awakening*

### Calculation

Formula: ( (Attack) - (Defence) - (Degradation) ) \* (Reduction)

### Attack

The attack values of enemies can be seen in their respective page on Wiki, whereas the attack value of Gail is as shown in the following table (some of which are shown in the in-game inventory as well):

### Defence

The defence values of enemies can be seen in their respective page on Wiki, whereas the defence value of Gail is based on the armor worn: Plain Tunic (0), Sky Vest (1), Jade Hauberk (2), or GEO Jacket (3). In addition, the damage received cannot be less than 1 for both Gail and all enemies except Rail Sawer, Scaber, and Wendigo.

### Damage Degradation

Applied only when Gail performs **Regular Swings**, the consecutive hits would deal up to 2 points fewer damage. For example, using the Wooden Bat, the first hit deals 7 damage, the second hit deals 6 damage, and all subsequence hits deal 5 damage until the player stops attacking for a while.

### Damage Reduction

Applied when Gail is hurt with multiple attacks within short time span. Gail would receive only 80% of the original damage for the second hit and 60% for the third hit, after which the Gail would gain invincibility for a short while.

### Environmental Hazards

When drowning or falling into the void, e.g. outside the White Towers, Gail would receive damage depending on the location. Coming into contact with toxic water would continuous reduce the player's health as well.

## Trivia

* In *Phoenotopia*, while the Slingshot can be used to deal damage, the last hit has to be dealt using other weapons or tools in order to defeat most enemies.
Gill

**Gill** is a side character seen in *Phoenotopia* who is an explorer and colleague of Floe. Along with Gale, the three of them are recruited by Fran to work for her as Moonstone Hunters. Gill and Floe are seen at different locations throughout the game depending on how far the player has progressed and many Moonstones they have collected.

## Events of Phoenotopia

Gill is first seen at the roof of the Honey Labs Inn in Sunflower Road. He first appears as an anonymous man who comments about the size of the Bull Bees and presents himself as an explorer. He is then seen in Atai City with Floe talking about their financial situation and lack of funds. Gill suggests selling the shiny rocks he has been collecting but Floe dismisses this idea.

After Fran is rescued in Atai Bridge, she is seen recruiting Gill and Floe as Moonstone Hunters. She will either do this in Atai City or at her lab depending on how far the player has progressed. She reveals that Gill's rocks are actually valuable Moonstones that she needs for her research. She also recruits Gale as well, and it is at this point that Gill formerly introduces himself to Gale since they are now coworkers.

Gill later appears at the Great Walls where he says how he wants to explore the Forbidden Land beyond the Wall but it is heavily guarded from all points.

After achieving 100% completion of the game, Gill and Floe will travel to the Hidden Village. Gill says that he has explored the village thoroughly and tells her about a strange light seen to the south that he plans to explore. This unlocks the secret ???? area.
Cooked Drake Tail

**Cooked Drake Tail** is a Consumable Item in *Phoenotopia: Awakening*. It is obtained from cooking a Drake Tail, and one is also given by Van in Lake Laboratory after submitting the third batch of Moonstones to Fran but before the fourth batch.

## Item Description

The tail of a desert sand drake coated with herbs and cooked
slowly in its own fatty juices. The resultant dish sports the
perfect crisp and sublime flavor.

## Side Quest

After Birdy is captured, she is seen in the next prison cell by Zeke in Atai Town. Initially, Birdy sees both Zeke and Gail as her enemies for ending up in jail, but as Gail brings the prisoners delicious treats, including two Cooked Drake Tails, Birdy begins opening up more to them and sharing her backstories. As gratitude for the treats, the player is rewarded with a Heart Ruby at the end.

## Trivia

* During Birdy's Side Quest, she would consider eating Cooked Drake Tails acceptable so long as the tails are responsibly sourced without endangering the Drakes themselves, who are known to detach their tails as a temporary escape mechanism
	+ In the original *Phoenotopia* game, Baby Sand Dragons would drop their belly meat instead of a detachable tail. It is possible that Birdy's dialogues were designed as an intentional contrast to how the ethicality of hunting Baby Sand Dragon was questioned by the Atai City residents in the original 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
Broken Wendigo Claw

**Broken Wendigo Claw** is a new Quest Item in *Phoenotopia: Awakening*, and it is obtained from giving the Fantasy Novel to a knight in the dining commons of The Last Wall.

It is the 9th item in the Trading Sequence, and is to be given to Alco at the entrance of Aurantia in exchange for a piece of Dream Ore.

## Item Description

The severed claw of a wendigo. These creatures stalk the
Scorched Lands and have earned themselves a fearsome
reputation. The claws are so long and sharp that 'swords'
might serve as a more apt descriptor.

## Trivia

* Despite thought to be unkillable, the Wendigo in the game would escape after sustaining enough damage from "powerful attacks" as well, leaving behind a Golem Core each time
Crystal Lens

**Crystal Lens** are new Quest Items in *Phoenotopia: Awakening*, and both lens can be found within Ancient GEO Base. They are used for repairing the projectors of the attraction puzzle outside the GEO founder's office.

## Item Description

A solid, round piece of glass. Both surfaces are curved in
order to focus rays of light. It is likely a crucial component
of some ancient machinery.

## Side Quest

The first Crystal Lens is dropped from breaking a holographic projector right to the save point, and the second one is dropped from breaking all the Ghouls with glowing eyes in the bottom-left room from the elevator shaft.

The Crystal Lens are for repairing the projectors outside the GEO founder's office. But first, players have to first restore the power in the room right to where the second Crystal Lens was found. By placing Bombs near the power station on the left when it is powered, the battery will be blasted to the right side of the gate. Wait there while the fuse is going out and simply place the battery in the other power station to lock it in, which would successfully restore the power.

Entering the room above the power stations, there is a GEO Golem stationed before the GEO founder's office who will repair the attraction puzzle. To solve the puzzle, hit the middle switch thrice and rightmost switch once, after which the door to the office is opened and an Antique Pin can be found inside.

## Trivia

* It is worth noting that even if players already know the solution to the puzzle beforehand, it is still required to repair the projectors in order to solve the puzzle
Antique Cast Iron

The **Antique Cast Iron** is a tool introduced in *Phoenotopia Awakening*. Gail receives this item from Astrid after bringing her eight Lunar Artifacts. Once Gail obtains the Antique Cast Iron, the amount of time granted for cooking food is moderately extended, making it easier to successfully cook consumable items.

## Flavor Text

An old cast iron passed down through generations of cooks.  Decades of use have imbued the cookware with a natural stick resistant coating.  Using this cast iron extends the available cook time by a moderate amount, reducing cooking mishaps!

## Trivia

* According to Astrid, the reason she has the frying pan on display is because she originally was going to create an exhibit dedicated to cookware.

 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 •
Chocolate

**Chocolate** is a new Candy-type Consumable Item in *Phoenotopia: Awakening*. Stacks of 3 can be purchased directly in Rhodus Checkpoint for 36 RIN and the Daea City bakery for 30 RIN, and can also be won as a prize in the Advanced Course of the Target Range in Atai Town. In addition, returning the Broken Doggoro? to Sally also rewards you with 6 pieces of Chocolate.

## Item Description

A small round candy composed of a sweet chocolate shell
encasing a dollop of dark chocolate ganache. Two saline
stripes decorate the outside to accentuate its flavor.
Usable in menu.

## Side Quests

There is a couple going on a boat date in the middle of Moonlight Ravine. Delivering a piece of Chocolate rewards you with 30 R, and is required to progress further into the Trading Sequence.

After Thomas is kidnapped, you may return to his basement and deliver Chocolate to Floret and Gilroy to help them escape, after which they reward you with a Heart Ruby.

## Trivia

* Candy is a new type of Consumable Items first introduced in a Dev Blog in 2019
	+ They can be used directly from the menu (without enabling Accessibility Options), similar to how Consumable Items were used in the original game
	+ The other Candy-type items are Honey Drop, Macaroon, and Super Shroom

## References

1. ↑ https://phoenotopia.tumblr.com/post/188072712628/2019-october-update

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
Fantasy Novel

**Fantasy Novel** is a new Quest Item in *Phoenotopia: Awakening*, and it is obtained from returning the Prop Sword to the master of "Three Blade Kata" in Atai Town tavern.

It is the 8th item in the Trading Sequence, and is to be given to a knight in The Last Wall in exchange for a Broken Wendigo Claw.

## Item Description

An advance copy of Legend of Swordia VIII, signed neatly by
the author. The book tells of a hero, who wields three talking
swords, and of his struggle to fight monsters and find love.

## Trivia

* The novel is claimed to be a volume of the serialized autobiography of the master of "Three Blade Kata", but even die-hard fans refer to it as a fantasy novel
* In the Daea City library, an excerpt of the comically written "Legend of Swordia II" can also be found
* The plot of the Legend of Swordia series is possibly a reference to that of Xenoblade Chronicles 2, in which talking swords also serve as love interests
Atai Mayor (PHO)

*For the character of the same name seen in Phoenotopia: Awakening, see Atai Mayor (PHOA).*

The **Atai Mayor** is the ruler of Atai and a major character in *Phoenotopia*. Lisa is his indentured servant and must be freed by capturing the Bandit Boss and collecting the bounty that has been placed on him.

## Description

The Atai Mayor is a greedy, wealthy man who lives in a large palace in Atai City. He has a vast, locked treasure room and his usual lunch includes enough food for a party. He is also very vain as a guard remarks that he likes having people over to admire his wealth. As a mayor, he is able to command the city guards, which he uses for his own comfort and to protect his own palace rather than fight the Desert Bandits. This causes him to be disliked by the guards, but they are unable to speak out against him.

## Events of Phoenotopia

When Gale reaches Atai, she finds Lisa working as an indentured servant to the Mayor due to a massive debt. Gale asks the Mayor to free her, but he only replies mockingly that her debt must be paid. Fortunately, Lisa's debt of 5000 Rai is the same amount as the bounty that has been placed on the Bandit Boss.

With effort, Gale manages to locate the Bandits' Lair and capture the Boss. After taking him to the Atai jail, the Mayor agrees to free Lisa in place of the bounty. Relieved and ecstatic, Lisa very loudly and harshly rebukes the Mayor, much to his guards' delight, before returning to Panselo with Gale. Talking to the Mayor afterwards will have him offer Gale a job as a bodyguard (though this is only dialogue, not a quest that can be accepted).
Chain Mail

Iron wear made of tiny rings woven and riveted together by a skilled blacksmith. +2 DEF

### Effect

+2 DEF

The **Chain Mail** is an armor item seen in *Phoenotopia*. It can be bought in Daea's shop for 200 Rai. Chain mail is flexible armor made from many small metal rings linked together, making the armor pretty sturdy. It takes 2 points off all damage taken from enemies and hazards.
Flying Scrapper

*For the enemy in the original flash version, see Flying Sentry.*

**Flying Scrappers** are enemies encountered in Phoenotopia Awakening. They're defense drones produced by the ancients that protect various places.

They explode when destroyed, much like a Rollo Mine. Flying Scrappers will attempt to stay a fixed distance away from Gail, following her if she runs away and backing up when she gets too close to them.

## Trivia

* Flying Scrappers also have a less sophisticated look in this game, as they now appear as small turrets with propellers rather than high-tech drones.
GEO Jacket

A specialized red garb reserved for high-ranking GEO members. In addition to looking great, it offers a strong protection surpassing even that of metallic armor. The method by which it was crafted is a deeply guarded GEO secret.

### Effect

3 Defense

**GEO Jacket** is a piece of armor present in *Phoenotopia: Awakening*. It is mostly red, with some golden accents, and it can be exchanged in GEO Club for 6 GEO Tickets. Similar to the Ancient Armor from the original game, it is the best armor piece in the game, reducing a total of 3 damage points taken by Gail, making weaker enemies much more easier to deal with.

## Trivia

* Within the game's files, a few beta-designs for vests were found. Final versions can be seen on top; unused ones are at the bottom.

 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 •
Astro-Lunch

**Astro-Lunch** is a Consumable Item in *Phoenotopia: Awakening*. It can be purchased in the Pristine City store. Astro-Lunch can also found in the second screen with Megaliths in the West Megalith Fields, as well as sector B3 and C71 in E.D.E.N.

## Item Description

A boxed lunch modeled after what an astronaut might eat on a
space station. It contains freeze-dried beef stew, sweet
cracker bread, dehydrated corn, and assorted greens. The
food appears fairly fresh.

## Trivia

* Interestingly, despite being a dehydrated product created and kept in room environment long before the current civilisation (outside a refrigerator as well), the Astro-Lunch has remained one of the highest healing consumable items than most other dishes that the modern society has to offered.
	+ Specifically, the only dishes more potent than Astro-Lunch would be a legendary egg cooked by a rural village girl, and the ultimate recipe created by a restaurant chef. This demonstrates how much the culinary skills of mankind have decayed after the Great War.

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
Beryl and Cheryl

* Beryl
* Cheryl

**Beryl** and **Cheryl** are characters in *Phoenotopia: Awakening*, first seen in the Kingdom Bridge raising money to repair it for the people. As the Trading Sequence progresses, they can be found in Adar's House and Atai Town cooperating with the local soldiers as well.

## Side Quest

When first encountered, Beryl is raising funds to rebuild the Kingdom Bridge. Upon a donation of 100 RIN, the duo suddenly notice the time and have to leave immediately, leaving behind a box of mint in hurry. Two soldiers who later drop by would like to locate the mint's owner.

With the help of Doggoro's excellent tracking capability, the duo are found trapped within the locked Adar's House. Similar to last time, Garnet is able to unlock the door to rescue them after the Ribbon Gang is being entertained with another round of hide-and-seek.

After the rescue of the duo with the guards ensuring their safety in the Atai Town prison, Gail is rewarded with a Prop Sword for being an upstanding citizen as a vigilante. In addition, there is a cutscene between Garnet and Beryl that can be viewed in prison.

## Fundraising Pitch

(Cheryl)

When we rebuild this bridge, we'll call it the **People's Bridge**.

Because it'll be built by the people. For the people!

Because are you really going to trust the "Kingdom", as ineffectual as it is?

Why, there's not even a paved road from here to town! What do they do with our tax RIN!?

(Beryl)

Hear ye! Hear ye!

We're part of a charity organization with a mission to rebuild this broken bridge.

We, the citizens, must do something! Donate today. Please!

Ahem... The minimum suggested donation is 100 R...

(Do not donate)

Dig deep into your cold heart... Think of the children!

(Donate)

Thank you! Bless your kind heart.

The children of tomorrow thank you! The bridge of tomorrow thanks you!

Oh, look at the time. We'd love to stay and chat, but we must be off!

## Trivia

* Beryl and Cheryl have never explicitly stated their names or their relationship together, and the name Beryl is only known after Garnet mentioning it during the cutscene
	+ As such, Cheryl's name is never seen in-game. For convenience, she is referred to as Cheryl here according to the game files, as opposed to "his partner" all the time
* The box of mint that Beryl left behind is not an obtainable item, despite having its own graphics seen in the game. The soldiers later pass it down the family to Garnet after the completion of the quest
* While Beryl and Cheryl travel together basically all the time, there is rarely any interaction between the two people
Blue Wisps

**Blue Wisps** are creatures in *Phoenotopia* that appear as a swarm of small glowing points of light. They mark the presence of Save Shrines as they are found around any entrances that contain one, as well as appearing around the Save Shrine themselves. The ???? area is the only location where they are not strictly localized to a Save Shrine and can be found all over the area. Blue Wisps are background elements and cannot be interacted with in any way by the player.

## Trivia

* Misty Gorge is the only location where you can see Wisps glowing over a stone block, because the block is in front of a passage that leads to a Save Shrine and a hidden bed.
* Late in the game, the player gains access to an item called Bottle of Glowy Wisps, which is described as healing nanites. This may imply that the Blue Wisps are nanobots as well.
E-Soda

A well-preserved beverage of the ancient civilization. The label on the can claims it's got what plants crave. Increases stamina for 2 minutes and restores 20 HP.

### Source

* Phoenix Lab
* Forgotten Forest

### Effect

Boosts speed and stamina for 2 min

**E-Soda** is a consumable item found in the late stages of *Phoenotopia*. It is a canned drink that has managed to stay preserved since ancient times. It can be found in various areas in the Phoenix Lab as well as a crate on a ledge in the Forgotten Forest. When consumed, E-Soda not only restores 20 HP but also boosts Gale's speed and stamina for two minutes, making it one of the two consumables in the game to heal Gale and boost her stamina at the same time (the other being Honeyed Tumond).

## Trivia

* The item's description is a reference to the movie *Idiocracy* in which a sports drink is erroneously advertised as being good for plants.
Equipment

**Equipment** are items that either provide passive bonus, or can be used with their designated buttons in *Phoenotopia* and *Phoenotopia: Awakening*.

Note: While certain items, such as Mysterious Golem Head, can be seen in the accessory menu, they are not listed here because they serve no gameplay purpose.

## In *Phoenotopia*

### Weapons

The strength of Gale's melee attacks is based on the weapon she is equipping. Both regular and aerial attacks deal the base damage, while the charged attack deals double the base damage.

Daea Smithy

### Armor

By wearing armor, the damage Gale received from all sources (except from certain Consumable Items) is reduced accordingly.

Daea Smithy

### Accessories

There are also certain items that grant Gale either new movement capability mandatory for progression, or passive effect that would be helpful in her journey. Accessories are automatically equipped when obtained, and their effects are permanent.

## In *Phoenotopia: Awakening*

### Weapons

The strength of Gail's melee attacks is based on the weapon she is equipping:

* Regular Swing: base
* Aerial Swing: base + 2
* Aerial Swing (sprint-jump): base + 4
* Charged Swing: base\*2 + 2
* Whirlwind: base\*2 - 2 (per hit)

Note: Damage degradation affects only Regular Swings, and can be toggled via Accessibility Options.

(Trading Sequence)

### Armor

By wearing armor, the damage Gail receives from all sources is reduced accordingly (except from certain Consumable Items, green acid, and Tusk Strike).

### Accessories

There are also certain items that grant Gail either new movement capability mandatory for progression, or passive effect that would be helpful in her journey. Accessories are automatically equipped when obtained, and their effects are permanent.

## Trivia

* At one point, the developer considered including a sword as a weapon in the original Phoenotopia, but decided against it as he thought it might interfere with the player's suspension of disbelief since all melee weapons simply knock enemies back.
	+ Quells once joked about a secret Katana weapon will be in *Phoenotopia: Awakening* when commenting on a fan art.
* In a preview of *Phoenotopia 2* before the focus of development is shifted to *Phoenotopia: Awakening*, Gale can be seen wielding a metal pipe as her primary weapon.

## References

1. ↑ https://phoenotopia.tumblr.com/post/188072712628/2019-october-update
2. ↑ https://phoenotopia.tumblr.com/post/132256894733/progress-update
Bandits' Lair

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

## Bandits' Lair

* Area
* Overworld

## Enemies

* Baby Sand Dragons
* Desert Bandits
* Toads
* Spiders
* Bats
* Bubbles the Sand Dragon

## Navigation

### North

Atai City

The **Bandits' Lair** is a location in *Phoenotopia*. It is the Desert Dragon Bandits' secret headquarters, where they plan out their attacks and raise Sand Drakes. The Bandit Boss and the Great Drake also reside here; the latter serves as the boss of this area.

## Description

Normally, the location of the lair is hidden, but Gail manages to get the information out of an imprisoned bandit by tricking him into drinking Talkinator Juice, after which he not only tells Gail where the lair is but also that she won't be able to get in without bombs. This is because the entrance to the lair is blocked off by a bunch of stone blocks that can only be destroyed by explosives.

The Bandits' Lair interior is a fairly simple area; to get through it, Gail has to fight off Bandits and Baby Sand Dragons, dodge some booby traps, and solve a few puzzles. There are several rooms in which the bandits sleep, and a pit with bats and sand drakes. At the heart of the lair, Gail encounters the Bandit Boss, who is annoyed by her intrusion and throws her into a sandpit to be eaten by Bubbles.

## Trivia

* The location is inconsistently named, being called Bandits' Lair on the world map, Bandits' Hideaway when seen from the upper savepoint and Bandits' Den on the lower savepoint. All of these names are synonymous.

 *Chapter 3: Daea* | Misty Gorge • Cross Roads • Fran's Lab • Thomas' Lab •
 *Forbidden Lands* | Great Walls • Dread Lands • Mul Cavern • Forgotten Forest •
Hidden Village • Ancient's Crater ( Phoenix Lab ) • ????
Elastic Pellet

**Elastic Pellet** is a Consumable Item in *Phoenotopia: Awakening*. It is obtained from cooking Iad Sap, which can be dropped from defeated Miniads and the various web sacks found exclusively in Mul Caves. Like with other status-resisting item, carrying an Elastic Pellet will automatically block one attack that inflicts the Paralysis status.

## Item Description

A springy, chewy pellet created by heating iad sap. Some
nutrition was lost in exchange for gaining electrical
resistance. Holding this item will block, once, the paralysis
state that occurs when hit by electricity.

## Trivia

* Cooking of Iad Sap would reduce its healing potency, similar to Pristine Rose, which might not be desirable unless players are looking for the higher recycling price or the Paralysis-resisting effect of Elastic Pellet

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
Iad Sap

**Iad Sap** is a Consumable Item in *Phoenotopia: Awakening*, which can be cooked into Elastic Pellet. It can be obtained from defeating Miniads and breaking open the various web sacks found exclusively in Mul Caves.

## Item Description

A bitter but nutritious sap produced by fermenting roots and
mushrooms harvested from Mul Caves inside an airtight web
sac. Cooking would change its properties.

## Trivia

* Cooking of Iad Sap would reduce its healing potency, similar to Pristine Rose, which might not be desirable unless players are looking for the higher recycling price or the Paralysis-resisting effect of Elastic Pellet
* Iad Sap has near identical statistics with Toasted Shroom, except it can be recycled for one fewer RIN each. This may be due to Iad Sap supposedly coming from fermented Mul Shroom and Odd Shroom, similar to Toasted Shroom coming from cooking mushrooms

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
Prickle Fruit

**Prickle Fruit**is a consumable item in *Phoenotopia: Awakening.*It is a small red fruit, commonly found in overworld encounters in the Atai and Sand Drifts regions.

## Flavor Text

A fruit born of a prickly cactus. Thousands of tiny, sharp

hairs adorn the skin, ensuring the hapless traveler who tries

to eat it unawares will suffer an itchy rash. Searing it lightly

will burn away the tiny hairs.

## Trivia

* The Prickle Fruit is likely based of cactus species of the genus *Opuntia*, or the prickly pear plant. Most species of prickly pears share the red color and oval shape as Prickle Fruit.
	+ However, the sharp hairs that cause a rash are not located on the fruit, but in seperate components known as glochids. This implies the prickle fruit in game is a distinct species to any real world counterpart.

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
Chocolate Protein Shake

Cadell's special blend of chocolate and protein additives. Even with all the chocolate it smells a little funky. Increases maximum health slightly.

### Effect

* Increases max Health by 2 (first 5 consumed)
* Restores 50 HP (all others consumed after the first 5)

**Chocolate Protein Shakes** are consumable items in *Phoenotopia*. They can be bought in the dojo in Panselo, and one is obtained for free from Aella once her memory has been fully restored.

When consumed by Gale, the first five shakes increase her max health capacity, just like Heart Rubies; however, the shakes only increase her max health by 2 points instead of 3, and they don't completely refill her health once consumed. All subsequent shakes restore 50 HP when consumed, making it the best consumable healing item in the game along with the Mystery Bento, though the Shake is more expensive.
Guardian Construct

**Guardian Constructs** (or just **Constructs** for short)are a new type of enemy appearing in *Phoenotopia: Awakening*, designed specifically to guard E.D.E.N from intruders who made it past the SPHERE's defenses. They pursue Gale by running and flying after her, and are also equipped with a few weapons. They can attack with grenade launchers and beam sabers when on the ground, and shoot lasers when flying. They only flinch from strong attacks, such as a charged attack or a spear bomb.

## Trivia

* The Guardian Construct's name was chosen through an official naming contest, as has been done with many other enemies in the game.

## References

1. ↑ http://phoenotopia.com/post/180678196398/2018-december
2. ↑ https://phoenotopia.com/post/185287433788/2019-may-update
Golden Egg

**Golden Egg** is a consumable item in *Phoenotopia: Awakening*. It is the best quality of egg that a perro can lay. It is one of the best consumable items there is, restoring a large amount of HP compared to most other foods. Getting the perro in Panselo to lay golden eggs is the main goal of the perro sidequest. They can also be purchased in Terrelum, and one can be exchanged for a GEO Ticket at the GEO Club.

## Flavor Text

A very nutritious, high-quality egg. While the egg isn't actually gold, it does sport a shiny sheen and looks quite appetizing. This natural luster could have only come from a perfectly happy perro with lots of friends.

## Table of Perro Locations

 Atai | East of Sand Drifts
 Daea | Southeast of city
 Between the Walls
 Forbidden Lands | South of SPHERE | Hide and Seek

## Trivia

* Cooking a full stack of Golden Eggs would increase the amount they heal by 76 HP and the amount they can be recycled for by 60 RIN, both being the highest in the 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
Phoenix

*Note: This article contains heavy **spoilers**! Read with caution!*

**Phoenix Weapons**, also called **Phoenixes**, are powerful super-soldiers genetically engineered by the ancient humans of Earth using alien biology. They were used to end the Great War which by then had rendered the planet uninhabitable. The Phoenixes were sealed away in a vault for centuries until they were reawakened in the events of *Phoenotopia*.

## Description

Phoenix Weapons are super-powered soldiers engineered using the DNA of a preserved alien creature dubbed Adam. Only two Phoenixes have been seen in-game, one being Unit 0066. This Phoenix appears as a dark skinned human with purple hair which has a lock sticking up. When activated, he visibly emanates energy and has glowing eyes. In battle, Unit 0066 is shown to be capable of flight, super-strength, and the ability to fire large energy beams.

Although very destructive, the Phoenixes were made to obey the owner of a special key that was safeguarded by the Stellanites and passed down through generations, ultimately being inherited by Billy. When Unit 0066 first emerged, he looked around the room curiously, but upon being commanded by Billy using the key, his demeanor changed and he displayed total mechanical obedience.

Gale is revealed to have Phoenix powers herself when she is attacked by Unit 0066 under Billy's command. Despite taking a direct hit from Unit 0066's energy beam, Gale not only survived unscathed but also suddenly had the ability to fly and harness energy just like Unit 0066. Unfortunately, her powers are not fully developed so she was unable to retaliate with her own laser beam.

Nevertheless, this explains her amazing feats throughout the game, such as defeating a fully grown Sand Dragon or fighting on par with Arcs and Harpies, which have been said to be impossible for a normal human to achieve. Gale has the ability to use the power of Ki, which is completely hereditary and very rare among humans. This may imply that Ki is the source of the Phoenix's powers, as well as the further implication that Gale may be descended from a Phoenix.

## Trivia

* During development of the first game, Gale's original design confused people into thinking she was a boy. After some modifications, this design was eventually used for Unit 0066 instead.
* Phoenixes were called "Witches" early on in the game's development, and flew around on swords as though they were surfboards. There were a variety of names, including 'Soiyons', that were used, before Phoenix was eventually settled on.
Adam

**Adam** is the code name given to the alien creature that served as the genetic source for the Phoenix Weapons. It can be seen through the windows at the core of the Phoenix Lab in the room before the final Save Shrine and Teleporter. The Computer Guardian separates Adam's chamber from the vault keeping the Phoenix Weapons.

## Description

The entirety of Adam cannot be seen but portions of it are visible through a number of windows which together span the height of three levels. Adam is an enormous being with a pale, lumpy texture and large spines. It is seen immersed in a large tank of some sort of lightly bubbling fluid.

## Story

As told by Billy, during the Great War, the ancestors discovered an alien creature buried within the Earth. It arrived on Earth before modern civilization rose, but its state was fresh enough to preserve most of its genetic properties, which were studied by humans to create new life forms. This process yielded the Phoenix Weapons as its strongest product, after a few botched attempts.

## Trivia

* The creatures of the Forgotten Forest are products of the experiments done with Adam's genome (citation needed).
* Adam is only ever mentioned one time by one character, that being Billy when he sees it inside the lab.
Dread Lands

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

## Dread Lands

* Area
* Overworld

## Enemies

* Zombots
* Mines

## Navigation

### South

Great Walls

The **Dread Lands** are a location in *Phoenotopia*. This area is a barren wasteland located in the Forbidden Lands, devoid of any life aside from some hostile robots, or "golems" as the inhabitants of Castland call them.

## History

Before the Great War, the Dread Lands (original name unknown) were presumably a major city, perhaps even the capital of the world. The city was razed to the ground during the war and afterwards abandoned when the remaining human population either fled to space or hid in underground bunkers to await the Earth's recovery. Unfortunately, unlike the rest of the continent, the Dread Lands never recovered and have since remain in the grisly state in which they are presently found. Gail visits the Dread Lands during Chapter IV after passing through the Great Walls.

## Description

The Dread Lands mark a drastic change in the game's theme, both in terms of atmosphere and difficulty. The location contains the ruins of an ancient city perpetually shrouded under dark clouds from which ash constantly falls. The land is entirely barren as the ground is covered in brown, dead grass which hides active landmines in some spots. The area's main danger is the Metal Ghouls, hostile combat robots that resemble skeletons and can deal heavy damage.

## Trivia

* In the first Save Shrine of the area, there is a room with two skeletons lying in beds and a big crate in the corner. If the player gets closer to the crate, a Red Ghoul will scream and jump out before running towards Gail. The atmosphere of the area creates a tension that makes this an effective jumpscare.
	+ This gag is reprised in *Phoenotopia: Awakening*; in the building where the first Save Book is located, there's a room with a metal crate that releases a Glowing Ghoul which executes the jumpscare.

 *Chapter 3: Daea* | Misty Gorge • Cross Roads • Fran's Lab • Thomas' Lab •
 *Forbidden Lands* | Great Walls • **Dread Lands** • Mul Cavern • Forgotten Forest •
Hidden Village • Ancient's Crater ( Phoenix Lab ) • ????
Lifesaver

* Flash
* Awakening

The **Lifesaver** (formerly called the **Floaty Donut**) is an essential item obtainable in *Phoenotopia* and *Phoenotopia: Awakening*. Once Gail obtains it, she'll be able to swim in water without drowning, although wearing it does make Gail feel a little embarrassed.

## Phoenotopia

In *Phoenotopia*, the Floaty Donut can be bought in Misty Gorge for 60 Rai, as that's the first area where water becomes a major obstacle. Once Gail has the Floaty Donut, she's able to swim across the surface of the water and can jump at any time, but can't attack while she's in the water. Jumping out of the water also uses up Stamina so there is a slight cooldown period before she can do so again.

## Phoenotopia: Awakening

In *Phoenotopia: Awakening*, the Lifesaver can't be purchased anywhere. There is a Lifesaver at Moonlight Ravine, but it's only a display model and is made of solid lead. Instead, the Lifesaver is received from Lisa once Gail returns to Panselo after defeating the Great Drake and sending Birdy to Atai's prison.

In this game, the Lifesaver can be used to dive underwater in addition to swimming; this can be done by jumping into water from a high ledge, which allows Gail to plunge underwater for a few seconds before floating back up to the surface. Jumping from a higher ledge allows Gail to dive deeper for a longer time. Additionally, when Gail is floating on the surface of water, the player can have Gail dart across the water by pressing the ZL button.

 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 •