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Fafnir

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Fafnir (フアフニール Fuafunīru) is a large dragon that breathes fire. It is the Guardian of the Roots of Yggdrasil.

* Location: Roots of Yggdrasil (F-3)
* Music: Dragon of Embraces
* Unlocks: Soul Gate leading to Annwfn at (D-6), treasure chest at (F-3) containing a Crystal Skull

## Finding Fafnir

### Revealing the Ankh

The Ankh is revealed by the Trickster after you break the head dripping poison on him in (F-3).

### Finding the Ankh Jewel

Place a weight on the upper-left pedestal to open a path to the Ankh in Roots of Yggdrasil (B-3). Do not cross the path (it is lined with crushers); instead, throw shurikens from the right side to break the left wall, opening a path to the chest.

## Fighting Fafnir

### Attacks

Fafnir has three primary attacks. The first is its fire-breath, which it uses when it approaches from the top of the screen. Fafnir will breath fire in a sweeping motion which covers part of the floor. The fire deals relatively little damage, but Fafnir's body deals a significant amount.

The second attack is its fireball attack, which it uses when it approaches from the bottom of the screen. It will spit fireballs in a sweeping motion that begins either horizontally or vertically. If Fafnir's head is close to the ground when it begins spitting, it will spit fireballs horizontally first. These can be dodged by ducking.

The third attack is a set of homing barbs that Fafnir will launch while retreating when low on health.

### Weak points

Fafnir's weak point is its head. After taking sufficient damage (2 un-upgraded whip strikes), it will retreat and attack from a new position.

### Strategies

Fafnir always alternates between top and bottom of the screen, so its position is predictable. It moves in a pattern of top-right, bottom-right, top-left, bottom-left.

The easiest time to damage it is when it is approaching from the bottom half of the screen, as you do not need to jump. Watch its head, and if its head is low to the ground when it goes to begin spitting, make sure to duck under its fireball attack. If its head is not close to the ground, you do not need to duck.

Fafnir takes 18 strikes with the whip on Hard Mode.

## Origin

**Fafnir** is based on the dragon Fáfnir from Nordic mythology. It is implied that he used to be a dwarf who killed his father Hreiðmarr to steal the ring Andvaranaut, which had been cursed. He turned into a dragon to guard the ring and his treasure hoard.
News

**2022-1-23** - The Tower of Oannes DLC has officially been released, marking Version 1.9.

**2019-8-30** - La-Mulana 1 & 2 are being released as a bundle for consoles in early 2020 by NIS America. Preorders now available for the Hidden Treasures Edition.

**2019-7-21** - Version 1.7 has been released.

**2019-6-27** - La-Mulana 2 has been released for consoles in Japan. Western console release dates have yet to be announced. Please be aware that the Japanese console versions do not have an English language option. Any version differences will be documented as information becomes available.

**2019-6-26** - In order to avoid confusion, the unofficial La-Mulana 2 Wiki hosted on Fandom will be archived and redirected as of July 15, 2019.
Abatteurs

**Non-canon.**
*Cet article concerne un sujet qui ne contribue pas au contenu canonique de la Saga du Sorceleur, soit parce qu'il entre en contradiction ou ne sont pas des informations venant de l'auteur de la saga, et ne doit donc pas être considéré comme faisant vraiment partie de l'univers du Sorceleur.*
Les **Abatteurs** (**V.O.** : *Porąbańcy*) est un gang de Novigrad dirigé par Cyprian Wily en 1272.

## Membres notables

* Alonso Wily
* Cyprian Wily
* Igor le Crochet
Sykick

**BGM** | BONGA WANGA

A hot spring owner found in Ancient Chaos. She gives you temporary access to the hot spring for 50. This particular hot spring gives you the effect of infinite subweapon ammo for 3 minutes in addition to healing you.

## Glossary Entry

*The first-ever human-type android; made by one of the 1st Children who followed the Anunnaki and received their space technology. Though completed to perfection, this android has no specific objective and was likely considered irrelevant by her contemporaries. She now serves the role of managing the local hot springs.*

## Dialogue

WELCOME.
OUR HOT SPRINGS WILL HELP YOU LOAD A FEW MORE SHOTS INTO THE CHAMBER. HA. HA. HA.
THAT WILL BE 50G, PLEASE THANK YOU. BLEEP.
 Confirm
* I'm all over that.
* Dude, you're tweaking.
 Purchase
BLEEP BLEEP BLOOP. PAYMENT PROCESSED.
YOU MAY ENTER THE HOT SPRINGS.
 Can't Afford
IF YOU LACK THE REQUIRED FUNDS OF 50G, THEN
DO NOT WASTE MY TIME.
BLEEP BLOOP BEEP.
 Cancel
BOOP BEEP BEEP, YOU CHEAP DICK.
IF YOU LACK THE REQUIRED FUNDS OF 50G, THEN
DO NOT WASTE MY TIME.
BLEEP BLOOP BEEP.

## Trivia

Sykick is a reference to a character from the MSX game 'Cosmic Soldier: Psychic War'
Daji

*This article is a stub. You can help La-Mulana 2 Wiki by expanding it.*

This is the boss of the Execution Room of Takamagahara Shrine. You have a limited amount of time to fight him before the spiky ceiling crushes you.

If you have the Vajra, It's recommended to either disable it or try not to go past the first combo attack. Use the Chain Whip if you have it, although the Standard Whip may not be too strong for this battle.

The boss moves in a pattern of Left, Up, Right, Up. In-between these movements, the boss will shoot needles that can't hurt you if you're not jumping. However, whenever the boss is moving Up, stand in the middle of the room to avoid the downward attacks.

Whenever the boss is on the left or right sides, try to get as many whip attacks in as early as possible.

Ideally, you want to whip the boss 2 times before the boss shoots, and 4 times after.

Another strategy for those who have flares is to crouch right in front of him when he lands to the left or right and fire a succession of flares into his head. You'll need around 30 flares for this strategy.

After you defeat the boss, escape the room as fast as possible, or warp out using the Holy Grail.
Kujata

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It is the Guardian of the Annwfn.

* Location: Annwfn (F-2)
* Music: Shouldered World
* Unlocks: Treasure chest containing the Djed Pillar

You cannot fight **Kujata** without having Frey's Boat.

## Fighting Kujata

After using the Ankh Jewel, Frey's Boat will appear. Jump on it to begin the fight.

**Falling from the boat is instant death !**

Kujata can only be damaged by striking its open eyes.

### Phase 1

Kujata approches its head from the left of the boat, firing energy orbs by groups of four from its eye.

Avoid the orbs by putting some distance between you and the eye. Strike the eye when it is not firing.

Once the eye is defeated, Kujata will headbutt the boat so be sure to stay grounded.

### Phase 2

The volcano on Kujata's back erupt, making rocks fall from above. The rocks leave a fire when striking the boat.

The rocks can be avoided or destroyed (e.g. with a well-timed Whip strike or a Sub-Weapon).

After a few cycles of rocks falling, the boat approches Kujata's body that has three eyes. The three eyes can fire orbs by groups of four and must be defeated. There are also several floating rock helpers that patrol above the boat and fire lasers horizontally.

Things can get a bit hectic between the rocks, the helpers and the orbs. Focus first on the two leftmost eyes that are the easier to reach. For the third one, you have to jump from the front of the boat to strike it. Be careful of the floating rocks that can push you out of the boat.

### Phase 3

The boat approches the volcano on Kujata's back that has the last eye. Floating rocks helpers patrol now above the boat **and** at its level. The eye can now fire five orbs in succession.
Balor

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**Balor** is the Sub-Boss of Shrine of the Frost Giants (D-1). Their movements are very similar to Sakit's movements from the first game.

## Strategy

As the difficulty increases, Balor will shoot Hellfire from their back, carpet bombing the arena. A platform at the left of the arena will block most of the Hellfire, but a patient person can cuddle up at the top left with Feather and Grapple Claw then drop down when Balor is not firing lasers.

If you wish to confront Balor directly, either bait out the diagonal arm shot up close and hit their head, or stand some distance to bait out lasers, and then get in close and throw Earth Spear upwards.
Alsedana

**BGM** | Storyteller

**Alsedana** is one of the Four Philosophers and can be found in the Village of Departure. After defeating Vritra, he will present Lumisa with the Beherit. Once certain conditions have been met, the player will receive a Xelputter message indicating that Alsedana has died, and a funeral sequence will be played at (A-3). From that point on, Alsedana will be replaced by Giltoriyo within the same tent.

## Glossary Entry

*One of the Four Philosophers, Alsedana is the philosopher of death. After the destruction of the La-Mulana ruins, he settled down near the village altar to live out his days peacefully in his old age. After being relieved of his duties, his lifeforce has gradually deteriorated and he appears to be embracing his own death.*

## Dialogue

Oh, what a charming young visitor.
I'm Alsedana.

I am one of the Four Philosphers who once controlled death itself. Now, as you can see, I just lie in wait for death to come.

I've heard about you from the Elder, but there isn't much I can do to help.

Fobos and Samaranta, two of the younger Philosophers, are inside the ruins. You should pay them a visit.

Since you've come all this way to see me, I'd be happy to tell you whatever you'd like to hear about the old days.

*Repeat*

If you go deeper in, there's an altar out past this house. I really like that place. I sort of insisted on living here since it's close by.

That altar is used for village festivals and rituals.
For example, funerals and such.

I'd been sleeping down in the ruins for so long, I'm happy to be able to die up here aboveground.

Would you like to hear that again?

* Yes, please.
* I'm cool!

...
Characters

Currently there are 10 different playable characters in *Blazing Beaks*. In Tournament mode all the characters are equal and their HP, starting weapon depends on the mode selected whereas in Story mode every character has a different starting weapon, different amount of HP/Max HP and some unique abilities.

Below you can find the summary of all the characters in *Blazing Beaks*. (Extra characters cannot be unlocked with modded characters but must be unlocked by using one of the base characters in the game)
Haja

**BGM** | BONGA WANGA

A hot spring owner found in Ancient Chaos. He gives you temporary access to the hot spring for 30. This particular spring will overheal you, increasing your life 32 beyond your current maximum. Once you have obtained all Sacred Orbs, Haja will let you enter the hot spring for free, but you will no longer be able to overheal.

## Glossary Entry

*An elderly man who, noticing the copious amounts of water in the Immortal Battlefield, dug up the Haja Hot Springs. Having used up all of his money, he extorts exorbitant "donations" from his customers. But the hot springs are worth it.*

## Dialogue

This is a hot spring where you can relax and regain your strength.

You can pay a 30G donation to enter.
 Confirm
* OK.
* What a ripoff.
 Purchase
Enjoy!
 Can't Afford
You don't have enough money...
See, when I say "donation" what I mean is...

Actually, screw it.
Cheapskate.
 Cancel
What a shame! Please leave!
 All health upgrades acquired
Fortunately we've collected enough donations!
Go ahead, on the house.

## Trivia

Haja is a reference to a character from the MSX game 'Miracle Warriors: Seal of the Dark Lord'
Bosses

The last level of each area has a boss in it. Each boss can have three different difficulty levels depending on how early you go into the boss level. The earlier you go there - the easier the boss might be. The Difficulty level is marked with skulls on boss' health bar. 3 skulls indicate the highest difficulty, 1 skull is the easiest one. After defeating the boss player can proceed to the next area.

Below you can find the list of all the bosses in *Blazing Beaks.*

## Bosses

Newt

Bogy

Crux

Muck

Larva

Evil Teal
Ki-sikil-lil-la-ke

*This article is a stub. You can help La-Mulana 2 Wiki by expanding it.*

**Ki-sikil-lil-la-ke** is a sub-boss in Ancient Chaos. Make sure you have Mjolnir equipped to avoid getting shocked killing a bird! Otherwise, this boss is pretty simple: Just jump and throw Shurikens at them, whipping or avoiding the birds she sends flying at you.
Fairies

**Fairies** are helpful familiars which can be summoned to help you throughout the ruins. By stepping into Fairy Lights scattered throughout the ruins, a fairy you have unlocked will appear on screen, following Lumisa around for several minutes before departing. Once you have summoned a fairy, you cannot summon another for a fixed amount of time, though this can be circumvented by saving and reloading your game.

There are four types of fairies, each of which must be unlocked individually in order to summon them. Fairies are summoned in the following fixed order:

* Healing, Healing, Weapon, Healing, Treasure, Healing, Key

You can cancel a summoning by exiting the screen during the animation. Doing this will allow you to cycle through the order above. Each fairy has a unique color and summoning pattern, making it easy to identify which one will appear.

Once you obtain the requisite Applications, you can use certain combinations to summon a specific fairy. The combinations are as follows:

 Miracle Witch | Mekuri Master | Key

In order to unlock all but the Healing Fairy, you will need to first obtain the Fairy Guild Pass.

The base duration for all fairies is 90 seconds.

## Healing Fairy (Eir)

* Location: Annwfn (B-2) - Hand Freya's Pendant to Frey.
* Ability: Gradually restores Lumisa's health over time.

## Weapon Fairy (Kara)

* Location: Shrine of the Frost Giants (C-4) - Purchase from the Fairy Guild General for 300 coins.
* Ability: Fights together with you in combat. Unlike La-Mulana, she seeks out and slashes enemies with her twin swords instead of copying your sub-weapon.
	+ Her time following you can be greatly extended by allowing her to stay on the offensive as her duration timer gets temporarily paused whenever she attacks.
	+ *Note: Known to cause some game-breaking bugs. See Known Issues for more info.*

## Treasure Fairy (Alruna)

* Location: Dark Star Lord's Mausoleum (B-6) - Purchase from the Fairy Guild Lieutenant for 300 coins.
* Ability: Causes all pots to drop more coins, as well as Enemies to drop more coins and soul stones while she is onscreen. Excellent for making money.
	+ Note: From initial testing, it appears that Alruna does not increase coin drops from pots that have a set number of coins I.E. 10,30,50,100. Test on 100 coin pots in Immortal Battlefield and Shrine of the Frost Giants, as well as a 50 coin pot in Dark Star Lord's Mausoleum. Possibly a bug.

## Key Fairy (Herja)

* Location: Eternal Prison - Gloom (D-6) - Purchase from the Fairy Guild Corporal for 400 coins.
* Ability: Marks nearby false walls with a glowing key symbol, indicating a secret. Certain secrets can only be directly unlocked by her. Disappears immediately after revealing one secret.
	+ Unlocking all secrets which require the Key Fairy will net you the *Master Key* achievement.
Inferno Cavern

The **Inferno Cavern** (Japanese: **灼熱洞窟**, *"Shakunetsu Dōkutsu"* / lit. "Scorching Heat Cave") is a dangerous, lava-filled field in the ruins. Or rather, it was in the first game. Now, it's just a deserted heap of a cavern.

* Entrances and Exits:
	+ Entrance only
		- B-1: Village of Departure (F-3): Entrance only reachable with the Feather.
	+ Exits
		- N/A, need to either teleport out or load a save.

## Treasures

### Barn Mantra

* Location: (A-1)
	+ Use the Djed Pillar to chant Scream (Vindr) and Wish (Móðir). Scan with Snapshots.

## Glossary

### Giltoriyo

* Location (B-1)
	+ Walk close enough to scan the glossary entry, but don't go too far or you'll get hurt by the spikes.

## Map

**Field Navigation**
Village of Departure • Roots of Yggdrasil • Annwfn • Immortal Battlefield • Icefire Treetop • Divine Fortress • Shrine of the Frost Giants • Gate of the Dead • Takamagahara Shrine • Heaven's Labyrinth
Valhalla • Dark Star Lord's Mausoleum • Ancient Chaos • Hall of Malice • Corridor of Blood • Eternal Prison
Gate of Guidance • Mausoleum of the Giants • **Inferno Cavern** • Endless Corridor • Gate of Illusion
La-Mulana Bundle

The ***La-Mulana* Bundle** is a game bundle containing *La-Mulana* and *La-Mulana 2*. It was developed by Nigoro and published by Playism Games. It costs US$33.98, providing a 15% discount on the price of the two games purchased individually (which would total US$39.98). It is available for purchase on Steam.
Cliff

A path leading outside.

However, it leads to a fall off a precipice.

So that none may escape.

— 6th Child: Lokapala,
Immortal Battlefield (H-4)

**Cliff** (Japanese: 崖, *"Gake"* ) is a one-room area connected to Cavern.

**Field Navigation**
Village of Departure • Roots of Yggdrasil • Annwfn • Immortal Battlefield • Icefire Treetop • Divine Fortress • Shrine of the Frost Giants • Gate of the Dead • Takamagahara Shrine • Heaven's Labyrinth
Valhalla • Dark Star Lord's Mausoleum • Ancient Chaos • Hall of Malice • Corridor of Blood • Eternal Prison
Gate of Guidance • Mausoleum of the Giants • Inferno Cavern • Endless Corridor • Gate of Illusion
Known Issues

As you make your way through the Eg-Lana, you may experience some bugs or other issues that affect your gameplay experience. Some of these may be minor glitches, while others may cause significant problems.

Be sure to check out the official Steam discussion threads (linked below) for bug reports - search for issues similar to yours and submit your own if you encounter any bugs that have yet to be documented.

## Steam Bug Report Threads

* La-Mulana 2 FAQ/Bug Status
	+ *Updated as of 2019-05-09 - contains detailed information about known bugs and fixes.*
* Bug Reports ver 1.6.6.2
* Bug Reports ver 1.5.5.2
* Bug Reports ver 1.4.4.2
* Bug Reports ver 1.3.3.2
* Bug Reports ver 1.2.2.2
* Bug Reports ver 1.1.1.2
* Bug Reports Ver 1.0.0.1

## Controller Issues

A variety of controller and gamepad-related problems have been reported since launch, particularly with PlayStation 4 controllers. Please check these official threads for more information and temporary solutions:

* PS4 Controller Temporary Solution
* TEMP FIX Having controller issues? (Left/Right Locked
Gauntlet

* Location: Shrine of the Frost Giants (A-3, Not marked on the map) - Break the ceiling near the top-left at (A-4) to reveal a ladder. Break the Life Seal in the next room.
* Description: Greatly increases weapon attack speed.
* In-Game Description: A piece of armor said to have belonged to a god of martial arts. Wear it to increase weapon attack speed.

Main article: Treasures
Seeds

The Seeds system in Blazing Beaks lets players enter a seed number which is used when generating levels. A seed is a 9 digit number that can be edited before selecting characters for balls next run. Each run with the same seed will have the same level layouts, the same amount of enemies in each level, and the same type of enemies in each level. In seeded runs all items and artifacts can be dropped and all weapons can be used, but you are unable to unlock any locked items in seeded runs.

Due to game mechanics, seeded runs have some variation of dropped loot outcome. This is because loot dropped depends on player actions and other various things, for example:

* individual characteristics of items currently in possession.
* individual characteristics of artifacts currently in possession.
* passive abilities of each character.
* player decisions on either to pick up an artifact or not.
* player decisions on either to bring artifacts to the Crow or not.
* which mode (single player or co-op) is played (co-op items and artifacts become available to be dropped in co-op mode).

Our community member btvoidx made a convenient tool for those who want to convert any word or sentence to 9 digits Blazing Beaks seed.
Check it out here.
Hiro Roderick

**BGM** | BONGA WANGA

A shopkeeper found in Immortal Battlefield.

## Glossary Entry

*Hiro is part of a special rescue unit from the USA. He opened up his own shop in order to survive inside the ruins. He's actually the first person to sneak into Eg-Lana and doesn't look like he's about to leave anytime soon. Maybe it's better not to bring up this stuff with him.*

## Shop Dialogue

Heeey hey HEY!
I sell the stuff I've scored around the ruins!
 Confirm
* OH YEEEAAAH!
* NOOOOPE!

Them's weights!
You're not collecting these, are you?
 Purchase
Thanks a lot!
 Sold Out
OOOOH sorry, we're all sold out!
I'll go pick up some more later!
 Can't Afford
NOOOOPE!
You gotta pay, pal!
 Cancel
Oh my god!
You're a funny one!
Hahaha!

That's Flare Gun Ammo!
What kinda hero doesn't carry a Flare Gun?!
 Purchase
Thanks a lot!
 Sold Out
OOOOH sorry, we're all sold out!
I'll go pick up some more later!
 Can't Afford
NOOOOPE!
You gotta pay, pal!
 Cancel
Oh my god!
You're a funny one!
Hahaha!

That there's a Harp!
It's a rarity, so you'll understand if I jack up the price!
 Purchase
Thanks a lot!
Top choice, pal!
 Sold Out
NOOOOPE!
I already sold it to you!
 Can't Afford
NOOOOPE!
I'm gonna need 1000G, pal!
 Cancel
Oh my god!
You're a funny one! But I'm damn serious!
Hahaha!

## Trivia

Hiro Roderick is a reference to Roderick Hero from the Atari game 'H.E.R.O'.
Snow Shoes

* Location: Immortal Battlefield (G-3) - Retrieved from Mulbruk after having her check out 3 different locations (talk to her in her tent every now and then).
	+ NOTE: The above may not be accurate, as Mulbruk will give you the Snow Shoes at a certain point in the game regardless of whether you have asked her to investigate locations or not. The exact trigger for this is unknown.
* Description: Prevents slipping on ice. Works with the Gale Fibula.
* In-Game Description: Shoes that reduce slipping. Wear them to prevent slipping on snow or ice.

Main article: Treasures
Mobile Super X3+

* Location: Heaven's Labyrinth (D-1) - Defeat the four sub-bosses Arachne, Glasya-Labolas, Scylla and Griffin to make the Kosugi tent appear at the top of this room. The item is hidden inside.
* Description: Increases Memory Space to 2000MB and adds a gold finish to the menu frame.
* In-Game Description: A higher-end version of the Mobile Super X3. One of a limited run of ten units masterfully coated in gold.

Main article: Treasures
Nemean Fur

* Location: Hall of Malice (A-4) - Defeat Nemean Lion at (B-4) to unlock the chest. Jump through the left wall right below the tablet. Place a weight on the left pedestal to lower the pillar (careful not to get crushed!), then cling to the left side of it until it climbs back up to the ceiling. Kick off to reach the chest.
	+ This method is now more difficult to do as they added spikes (although still possible). The likely intended method is to use the Lamp of Time when the falling pillars are in suitable locations.
* Description: Increases defense, reducing damage taken from all sources to 70%.
* In-Game Description: Sturdy clothes made out of a beasts' pelt. Wear it to reduce damage incurred.

Main article: Treasures
Venum

**BGM** | BONGA WANGA

A shopkeeper found in Ancient Chaos.

## Glossary Entry

*An invader from the furthest parts of the galaxy (but unrelated to the Anunnaki). No one knows how, but he ended up selling game software in the ruins. You know the sort: big attitude, but seems to have lost the plot.*

## Shop Dialogue

Ha-ha-ha-ha.
This is an item shop!
 Confirm
* I shall buy!
* I need this not!

Ha-ha-ha-ha.
Those would be WEIGHTS!
 Purchase
I thank you!
 Sold Out
Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha.
We are all sold OUT!
 Can't Afford
Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha.
You haven't enough MONEY!
 Cancel
Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha.
What is so FUNNY?

Ha-ha-ha-ha.
That would be CALTROP AMMO!
Stepping on them causes PAIN!
 Purchase
I thank you!
 Sold Out
Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha.
We are all sold OUT!
 Can't Afford
Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha.
You haven't enough MONEY!
 Cancel
Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha.
What is so FUNNY?

Ha-ha-ha-ha.
That would be Space Capstar II!
It is a GAME APP!
 Purchase
I thank you!
 Sold Out
Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha.
Those are no MORE!
 Can't Afford
Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha.
You haven't enough MONEY!
 Cancel
Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha.
What is so FUNNY?

## Trivia

Venum is a reference to Dr. Venom from the Gradius universe
Hiner

**BGM** | BONGA WANGA

**Hiner** is a shop owner who appears in Gate of Guidance (B-4). When you first speak to him, he will inform you that the shop is not open. After speaking with Fobos, he will begin to sell his regular inventory. After defeating three Guardians, you will receive a Xelputter message from Fobos indicating that another Ankh Jewel is available.

## Glossary Entry

*Hiner obsessively observed a giant called Argos who would appear aboveground, at the village. However, he gave up his observation point to the philosopher Alsedana. Now Hiner has teamed up with Fobos to open a shop located in the ruins.*

## NPC Dialogue

Sorry, but the shop's not open yet.

I'm thinking of opening up once things calm down a bit.

If you're inspecting the ruins, I'll give you a helpful tip. You see that treasure chest outside the shop? It can be opened by hitting it from below.

There's helpful stuff inside.

## Shop Dialogue

Hey there, c'mon in!
This is the La-Mulana Bargain Shop!
 Confirm
* I'll take it.
* No thanks.

Those are Weights.
Do you have enough of them?
 Purchase
Thank you kindly.
 Sold Out
Sorry, but we're all out.
 Can't Afford
No money, no sale.
 Cancel
What, you don't want it?

Those are Codices, ancient magic inscriptions.
Fobos dug them up from the ruins.
It lets you see how much HP bosses have left.
 Purchase
Thank you kindly.
 Sold Out
There was only one of those.
 Can't Afford
No money, no sale.
 Cancel
What, you don't want it?
It's a real bargain, you know!

That's the Ankh Jewel.
Fobos restored it.
 Purchase
Thank you kindly.
 Sold Out
There's only one Ankh Jewel.
Fobos had said that he may be able to make another one, though.
 Can't Afford
No money, no sale.
 Cancel
What, you don't want it?
It's a real bargain, you know!

That's an Ankh Jewel.
Fobos created this copy from the one he dug up.
 Purchase
Thank you kindly.
 Sold Out
Apparently, they can't make any more Ankh Jewels.
 Can't Afford
No money, no sale.
 Cancel
What, you don't want it?
It's a real bargain, you know!

## Trivia

* The small portrait in the upper-right corner of his shop is of Argos, a sub-boss from La-Mulana.
Maat's Feather

* Location: Dark Star Lord's Mausoleum (B-7) - You must provide the second solution to the Dark Star Lord's Footprints puzzle as well as slay Ammit to enter this room. Jump on to the left side of the scales while holding *zero weights* (you can give them all away by speaking to Shennong).
* Description: Required to speak to Anubis.
* In-Game Description: A ritual item used for accessing the Underworld.

Main article: Treasures
Sigils

**Sigils** (formerly **Seals**), are numbered stone tablets which correspond to the cycle of life and death. Once a sigil has been obtained, its corresponding Wall Seal will begin to glow, indicating that it can be broken. Simply touching the wall seal will cause it to permanently shatter, activating some important mechanism or revealing a secret.

The numbers etched into each sigil use a script unique to the Children of Mother (often referred to as La-Mulanese by fans).

## List of Sigils

### Origin Sigil

* Location: Divine Fortress (E-3)
* Obtained: Defeat Hugin & Munin at (E-3).
* In-Game Description: A stone tablet with the character for "one", signifying "Origin". Can be used to destroy sigils with the corresponding character.

### Birth Sigil

* Location: Shrine of the Frost Giants (E-7)
* Obtained: Place weights on all seven pedestals, then open the chest after jumping through the deep snow.
* In-Game Description: A stone tablet inscribed with the character for "two", signifying "Birth". Can be used to destroy sigils with the corresponding character.

### Life Sigil

* Location: Icefire Treetop (A-2)
* Obtained: Break the Birth Seal to open the chest.
* In-Game Description: A stone tablet inscribed with the character for "three", signifying "Life". Can be used to destroy sigils with the corresponding character.

### Death Sigil

* Location: Eternal Prison - Doom (C-3)
* Obtained: Defeat Ajisukitakahikone and break the Life Sigil to open the chest.
* In-Game Description: A stone tablet inscribed with the character for "four", signifying "Death". Can be used to destroy sigils with the corresponding character.

### Rebirth Sigil

* Location: Eden (Tower of Oannes DLC)
* Obtained: Solve the four riddles of Eden, and the sigil's chest will drop at the top level of Eden. Move to the side to avoid being crushed by the chest.
* In-Game Description: A stone tablet inscribed with the character for "five", signifying "Rebirth". Can be used to destroy sigils with the corresponding character.
Mulbruk

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 **Race** | Ancient

Since being released from the ruins, she has been happily living above ground, pretending to be a young woman. Using her amazing knowledge of history, she has become a treasure hunter. She's also grown quite fashionable.

Mulbruk is first seen in Annwfn (B-4), where she introduces herself to Lumisa. After talking to her, she bumps her head on the ceiling trying to leave by jumping, and falls asleep.

She is later seen at Immortal Battlefield (G-3), in her own tent above the Holy Grail Tablet. You can ask her to explore locations around the Eg-Lana ruins, and later she'll message you about the area she explored.

After exploring enough, she gives you the Snow Shoes.

Eventually, she tells you about application combinations, and what they do.

## Glossary Entry

*"Mulbruk is a girl who lied dormant in the La-Mulana ruins. Freed when the ruins were destroyed, she's now able to enjoy her youth. She studies the ruins, using her ancient knowledge. But as an ancient, she struggles with modern life, trying to stay current but never getting it quite right. She slept for so long that she sometimes dozes off when her mind wanders."*

## Trivia

Despite the glossary saying otherwise she's actually 3024 years old

## References

1. ↑ https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/playism/la-mulana-2
Matter

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 Publisher(s) | Bungie, Inc.

***Matter*** is a trademark filed by Bungie Inc. under the classifications for "video game software" and "electronic games services provided by means of the internet or other communication network," so it can be inferred to be an upcoming video game. At the time of this writing, the trademark application and logo constitute all the available information on the title.

## Game support

Matter Wiki is focused on creating the definitive guide to *Matter*. But while we make an effort to be complete, which may include game bugs and fixes for them, we are not an official game support channel.

## See also

* How to play guide for Matter
* Release date
* System requirements
Fenrir

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**Fenrir** is a Sub-Boss of Shrine of the Frost Giants. It's recommended to bring the Healing Fairy Eir with you. Whip the boss as fast as you can, and jump inside its head to attack the body inside (or use Shurikens).

You cannot attack it without the Flame Torc.
Village of Departure

**BGM** | *Miss Explorer*

**Village of Departure** is the starting area of the game, representing a safe hub where Lumisa Kosugi can talk to various NPCs, purchase items at shops, and replenish health at the hot springs. Led by Elder Xelpud, the village has been turned into an attraction for tourists to visit what remains of the La-Mulana Ruins since its collapse. The map still largely resembles the Surface field from the previous game with some changes to reflect the time passed since then; most notably, Xelpud's humble tent has been replaced with a lavish castle. Players will begin and regularly return here throughout the game.

## Gates

 (F-3)
 (F-5)

## Treasures

### Beherit

* Location: (B-3)
	+ Talk to Alsedana after defeating Vritra, the Guardian of Valhalla.

### Sacred Orb

* Location: (G-3)
	+ Climb the mountain with the Feather.

### Xelputter

* Location: (D-4)
	+ Talk to Elder Xelpud for the first time.

### Map

* Location: (E-4)
	+ Talk to Nebur for the first time.

## NPCs

### Elder Xelpud

* Location: (D-4)
	+ Talking to him opens up all the other tents in the area. You'll also get Xelputter.

### Nebur

* Location: (E-4)
	+ At the very beginning of the game, she tells you to get a Hand Scanner from her shop. She also gives you a Map. She'll permanently move to her shop in (C-4) the first time you enter it.
		- If you turn down her offer for the Map, you'll need to get it from Xelpud.

### Alsedana

* Location: (B-3)
	+ Talk to him after defeating Vritra for the Beherit.

## Glossary

### Elder Xelpud

* Location: (C-4)
	+ Above the hot spring, partially hidden. Requires a certain treasure to reach.

## Map

### Entrance

When starting a new game, the player will begin in this small area. Though part of the Village of Departure, it is not contiguous with the rest of the map and has no map or room names of its own. To avoid confusion with other map coordinates, these cells are labeled Y-1 and Z-1, respectively.

**Field Navigation**
**Village of Departure** • Roots of Yggdrasil • Annwfn • Immortal Battlefield • Icefire Treetop • Divine Fortress • Shrine of the Frost Giants • Gate of the Dead • Takamagahara Shrine • Heaven's Labyrinth
Valhalla • Dark Star Lord's Mausoleum • Ancient Chaos • Hall of Malice • Corridor of Blood • Eternal Prison
Gate of Guidance • Mausoleum of the Giants • Inferno Cavern • Endless Corridor • Gate of Illusion
Ice Cloak

* Location: Immortal Battlefield (G-5) - From the passage on the left side of the room, throw shurikens across the waterfall to break the wall on the other side, revealing a Life Seal. Break the seal to unlock the chest.
* Description: Dramatically reduces damage taken while in magma. Magma + poison damage is slightly reduced, but still deadly.
* In-Game Description: A frosty cloak of ice. Wear it to negate almost all damage from falling into lava.

Main article: Treasures
Challenges

A mode where players can try to beat various twisted challenges. It requires to be even more dexterous while making your way through piles of enemies.

## List of Challenges

* Survivor - no secret levels, no ability drops and no weapons in the shop.
* The Hard Way - no artifact drops.
* Collector - every single dropped artifact must be picked up and cannot be traded in the shop.
* Goosebumps - each player will be chased everywhere by three Pocket Ghosts.
* Best Friend Grim Reaper - touching any enemy guarantees instant death.
How to play guide for Matter

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This page will serve as a basic **how to play guide for *Matter***. While there is very little information available at this time, we urge you to check back often, as new information is being added all the time! Feel free to edit this guide with any tips, tricks, and suggestions.

## See also

* Release date
* System requirements
Peibalusa

**BGM** | BONGA WANGA

A shopkeeper found in Immortal Battlefield.

## Glossary Entry

*The Lokapala, regarded as intellectually inferior to the other tribes, created "chimera people" to help fight against other races. This one is meant to be a cross between a human and a bee, but they've clearly stuck him in some sort of unfortunate outfit. It would probably turn me silent, too.*

## Shop Dialogue

...
Whaddya want?
 Confirm
* I'll take it!
* ...

Those are Weights...
Probably super heavy.
 Purchase
...
 Sold Out
We're sold out...
Go buy it somewhere else.
 Can't Afford
Cash...
 Cancel
Hmph...

That's Earth Spear Ammo...
Just throw it.
 Purchase
...
 Sold Out
We're sold out...
Go find some yourself.
 Can't Afford
Cash...
 Cancel
Hmph...

That's the Race Reader app...
It reads ancient text and tells you which race it was inscribed by.
 Purchase
Hmph...
 Sold Out
I sold you that...
 Can't Afford
Cash...
 Cancel
Hmph...

## Trivia

Peibalusa is a reference to Pay-Valusa, the final boss from the MSX game 'Tritorn'
Endless Corridor

The **Endless Corridor** (Japanese: **無限回廊**, *"Mugen Kairō"* / lit. "Endless Corridor") is an area in the La-Mulana ruins. It is empty, save for the Fairy Queen Freya. The rubble blocking the entrance from the Mausoleum of the Giants is cleared after speaking to Frey in Annwfn.

## NPCs

### Freya

* Location: (A-1)
	+ Fairy from the first game; Gives you Freya's Pendant.

## Glossary

### Freya

* Location: (B-1)
	+ Scan the rubble at the bottom-right of the room with the Hand Scanner.

## Map

**Field Navigation**
Village of Departure • Roots of Yggdrasil • Annwfn • Immortal Battlefield • Icefire Treetop • Divine Fortress • Shrine of the Frost Giants • Gate of the Dead • Takamagahara Shrine • Heaven's Labyrinth
Valhalla • Dark Star Lord's Mausoleum • Ancient Chaos • Hall of Malice • Corridor of Blood • Eternal Prison
Gate of Guidance • Mausoleum of the Giants • Inferno Cavern • **Endless Corridor** • Gate of Illusion
Korobock

**BGM** | BONGA WANGA

A shopkeeper found in Roots of Yggdrasil.

## Glossary Entry

*Korobock seems like a lively merchant but has the eyes of someone who wouldn't say no to murder. He claims the puppet on his tableside contains a soul of his own taking. He thinks of himself as a pretty stand-up gentleman.*

## Shop Dialogue

Hey, what's up?
What can I do ya for?
 Confirm
* I'll take it.
* No, thanks.

Weights, huh? Got it!
They're heavy, like me.
 Purchase
Thanks, buddy!
 Sold Out
Sorry, we're fresh outta that.
 Can't Afford
You don't got enough cash.
That's gonna be a problem.
 Cancel
You ain't gonna buy that?

Shuriken, huh? Got it!
They're sharp, like me.
 Purchase
Thanks, buddy!
It's all tingly!
 Sold Out
Sorry, we're fresh outta that.
 Can't Afford
You don't got enough cash.
That's gonna be a problem.
 Cancel
You ain't gonna buy that?

A GUILD app, huh? Got it.
Got no idea whatcha wanna use it for.
You looking for a hidden shop or something?
 Purchase
Thanks, buddy!
Buy all you want!
 Sold Out
I sold it to you.
You don't remember?!
Wakka-waka-waka-waka-waaah.
 Can't Afford
You don't got enough cash.
That's gonna be a problem.
 Cancel
You ain't gonna buy that?
You looking for trouble?

## Trivia

Korobock is a reference to a character from the MSX game 'Hokkaidō Rensa Satsujin: Okhotsk ni Kiyu'
Evil Teal

Evil Teal is the boss of the Rift area.

## Difficulty

As with other bosses Evil Teal has different HP depending on how early a player goes through boss door. The earlier - the less difficult (less HP) boss will be, the later - the more difficult (more HP). The difficulty is represented with the number of skulls in the boss health bar.

## Behaviour

The Evil Teal boss has different phases/stages and his behaviour depends on which phase he is currently in. Those phases are: rampage phase, getting sick phase. Damage can be dealt to Evil Teal only while Evil Teal feels sick. There are 5 different ways a player can take damage while fighting with Evil Teal: damage from Evil Teal projectiles, damage from rocks thrown at the player, on contact with Evil Teal, damage from enemies that appear from goo or damage from Muck flies which appear from the piles of artifacts when the Evil Teal rams into them. More information about each of the phases:
Blazing Beaks

Roguelite where too much greediness can lead to death. Colorful world with armed birds blazing the way out through the piles of mutants, monsters and creepy creatures. Lots of mysteries to unravel, secrets to find and levels to explore.

**Blazing Beaks** is a roguelite shooter where all the action takes place in Beaks world. The life of peaceful beaks is unexpectedly disturbed by sudden out of nowhere invasion of monsters, beasts and other creatures. The strongest and fearless heroes are chosen to blaze through the enemies and find the origin of evil.

You can take the courage and blow up invaders in pieces alone or you can unite with your friend and clear your way to the glory with double power. These conquests require lots of training and preparation which can be achieved by playing up to 4 players in tournament mode.

## Story mode (1-2 local players)

It's an explosive adventure where you are fighting the invaders and searching for the origin of evil. Endless pile of enemies you can shoot, blast, zap and disintegrate every way you want. Cute and charming world with challenging levels full of surprises.

Four different type of runs can be chosen for Story mode:

* Normal - usual run.
* Seeded - players can enter seed number which will be used when generating levels. Every time the same seed number is used the same levels layout, the same amount of enemies, the same type of enemies will be generated.
* Daily Runs - compete with other players in a newly generated run everyday. Each daily run can be played only once and most unlockables cannot be unlocked in this mode.
* Challenges - Try to beat various twisted challenges.

## Tournament mode (2-4 local players)

It’s battle experience where you compete with your friends to find out who's the real hero. There are different tournament types:

* **Deathmatch** - Everyone by themselves. Last beak standing wins.
* **One gun mode** - Each player starts with the same randomly chosen weapon which cannot be changed in that round.
* **Drop Hearts mode** - A player drops some hearts when he is hurt and either he or any other player can collect them.
* **Skull keeper mode** - Grab and keep the golden skull without losing it for a certain amount of time and all your opponents will lose 1 HP.
* **Hunting mode** - Each player starts with a spear in their possession. Once you throw it, you need to grab it before you can throw it again.
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Content
Loop

Players are able to loop after defeating the final boss, leading them to continue the run by going back to the first world. Loops increase several stats such as the number of enemies, their damage, and weapons price in the shop. If a weapon has been stolen, the Eagle will come back in business on the loop.

## How to Loop

After defeating Evil Teal, he will lie on the ground with a heavy breathing. Shooting him will end the run, while missing him will open a portal, and Evil Teal will escape through it, leaving rewards behind. Entering the portal will get you back to the swamp area.
Newt

Newt is the boss of the Swamp area. He's a hungry frog-like monster who is freshly born when you meet him and is looking for something to be his lunch. It's just unfortunate that the player happens to arrive at that time. Not only will Newt spit Zits at the player, but he will also try to launch his long tongue at players with disregard for where it could land if he misses.

## Difficulty

As other bosses Newt has different HP depending on how early a player goes through boss door. The earlier - the less difficult (less HP) the boss will be, the later - the more difficult (more HP). The difficulty is represented with the number of skulls in the boss health bar.

## Behaviour

Newt has different phases/stages and his behaviour depends on which phase boss is currently in. Those phases are: Zit spitting phase, attack phase, vulnerability phase. Damage can be dealt to Newt only when he's in the vulnerability phase. There are 4 different ways a player can take damage while fighting with Newt: attacked by Newt's tongue, attacked by Zits, stepping on spiky traps or on contact with Newt. More information about each of the phases:
Abilities

These active abilities can be collected in the game and used by the player. Picking up the new ability replaces the previous one. Abilities can be very useful in various situations and give more flexibility on the playstyle. Each character starts with Feather ability by default.

Below you can find the summary of all the active abilities in *Blazing Beaks.*
Tablets

This page is a reference for all of the tablets located throughout the game, grouped by field. Information provided includes the room coordinates, full text, image, and the author of the tablet (normally visible with the Race Scanner app).

The text is formatted with line breaks and colors as they appear in-game. The colors indicate concepts as follows *(note that there may be some inconsistencies)*:

* Steel Blue for locations and important objects
* Lime for items and important hints
* Red for Sub-Bosses and Guardians
* Cyan for races and important Characters

Typographical errors are kept as-is and should not be corrected unless a later patch does so.
Shop

Adde Shop is a level where players can give all the picked up artifacts to the Crow and exchange them into items and hearts, as well as buying weapons from an Eagle. There are three spots on the shelves which can include a particular weapon or a random one (marked with question mark). Prices are written above the weapon's icon. To read the statistics of every weapon on sale, a player has to step on the tile in front of it. Players can also steal from the shop to get an item for free, but doing so will upset the Eagle who will leave the shop until players loop.

If Story mode is played in co-op and one of the players is dead, they will be frozen in the ice and can be revived in the shop. To do so, alive player must interact with the ice, costing half of their current HP, which will be given to the reviving one. If they are at 1 HP, co-op player can't be revived.

## Tips

* Picking up your items in a specific order can dramatically impact your run, as different items interact with each other in varying ways. For example, picking up Red Juice at full health before another Max HP up item can effectively give you +2 Max HP. Additionally, you can earn more money before making purchases, find a Tag or Crate which can impact your weapon purchases, or get items to intentionally kill yourself for the related unlock.
* If the Crow gives you Lost Package and you get the Artifact instead of a Max HP gain, you can immediately give that artifact to the Crow.
* In Co-Op the drops from the Crow can be shared by both players.
* Healing in the shop can make the revival of a dead player possible.
* A chest can spawn in the shop. To cause this, the player must repeatedly enter the shop, then leave without buying a weapon or trading in artifacts. On the third visit, the chest will spawn to the right of the weapons, and may be opened for free to receive random chest loot. You do not need to be carrying any artifacts on any visit for this to occur.
* Many unlocks are achievable through shop interactions, including dying in the shop, stealing from the Eagle 10 times across runs, reviving the co-op player multiple times in one run, and purchasing 5 items over the course of a run.