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Lune Fruit

**Lune Fruit** is a Consumable Item in *Phoenotopia: Awakening*. It is a native fruit found growing on many trees in Moonlight Ravine. One of the food crates found around the top of White Towers also contains a Lune Fruit, besides a Berry Fruit and Prickle Fruit.

## Item Description

A fruit plucked from a tree of Moonlight Ravine. It remains
tough year round, and its stringent ripening conditions
prevent it from culinary popularity. It is commonly used as
decoration or for aromatherapy.

## 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 a Lune Fruit, 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

* Lune Fruit has the longest consuming time among all Consumable Items, at 6.0 seconds tied with Rock Toad Leg, Prickle Fruit, Dried Cacti Bark, Doggy Biscuit, and Hard Tack
	+ Among them, Lune Fruit heals the most amount of health
* Cooking of Lune Fruit is among the few occasions where the stack size is increased after the process
	+ Others include cooking that results in Pan-Fried Potato Wedges, Meatballs, Cooked Squash, and Dekea Butter
* Besides the item description, Birdy also mentions Lune Fruit emitting a warm light and calm scent during her Side Quest

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
Lamp

* Flash
* Working
* Broken
* Neutron

The **Lamp** is an item in *Phoenotopia* that can be purchased in various shops in the game for various prices. Once bought, the Lamp allows Gail to explore dark areas by lighting up the space around her, making it useful for searching for secret areas in dark places.

It also appears in *Phoenotopia: Awakening*, now called the **Crank Lamp**. Here, the lamp lights a smaller area around Gail and must be periodically cranked up (hence the name) to illuminate a larger area. It can also be turned off and on.

## See Also

* Flashlight: A high-tech version of the Lamp seen in Phoenotopia 2.

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

**Jellyfly Oil** is a Consumable Item in *Phoenotopia: Awakening*. It is obtained from cooking a Jellyfly Tentacle, dropped only from a defeated Jellyfly found exclusively in Mul Caves. Like with other status-resisting item, carrying a Jellyfly Oil will automatically block one attack that inflicts the Bind status.

## Item Description

The slippery product of a melted jellyfly tentacle. It carries
a fragrant aroma and is cold to the touch. Holding this item
will block, once, the binded state that occurs when hit by
webs or ropes.

## Trivia

* Cooking Jellyfly Tentacle would render it inedible in exchange for functionality similar to Rubber Ducky, which might not be desirable unless players are looking for the higher recycling price or the Bind-resisting effect of Jellyfly Oil

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
Nutri-Meal

**Nutri-Meal** is a Consumable Item in *Phoenotopia: Awakening*. It is obtained from cooking Nutri-Food, which can primarily be found and purchased from vending machines in Pristine City and E.D.E.N.

## Item Description

Nutri-Food that has been heated and broken down into a warm
bowl of oatmeal-resembling mush. Curiously, the food now
bears a deep savory flavor quite different from its previous
sweet incarnation.

## Trivia

* Since Nutri-Food can be obtained from the food printer left to E.D.E.N - Final Rest indefinitely for free, this makes Nutri-Meal the most economic food after reaching the end game
	+ However, since it takes more than an extra second to consume the cooked variant, healing with the uncooked variant might be more safe during boss fights despite the lower healing potency

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
Mimi Toad

**Mimi Toad** is an enemy in *Phoenotopia: Awakening*. It is likely a mutated variant of Toad with colorful hide with a transparent property, and may drop a Mimi Toad Leg when defeated.

Mimi Toads is found only in Subterra and the deep section of Mul Caves.

## Behaviour

Mimi Toad shares the standard lunging capability that regular Toad has, and can also whip out its long tongue to attack. In addition, they can also turn invisible, which makes them difficult to be spotted. However, if there is water nearby, players can pay attention to any nearby ripple that would indicate the presence of any Mimi Toad standing on the water. Attacks can still land when they turn invisible.

## Gallery

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

* In the room of Mul Caves where Mimi Toads are found, they are not spawned until the Energy Gem at the end of the path has been obtained.
* Mimi Toads, alongside the Boar family and the Aurantia mutants, are the only enemies in the entire game that players may not have encountered even when the ending is reached, since these enemies are not found in the mandatory path required to finish the game.
* In the game's file, Mimi Toad are referred as "invisi\_toad".
Night Star

*For the most powerful melee weapon in the original Phoenotopia, see Morning Star.*

## Night Star

A weapon forged from a mysterious star rock. Beautiful patterns etched on the bat seem to offer a glimpse of the cosmos from which it came. The bat is immensely strong, yet extraordinarily light, allowing quick, powerful swings.

### Price

1 Dream Ore

The **Night Star** is a new melee weapon in *Phoenotopia: Awakening*, effectively serving as a replacement for the Morning Star from *Phoenotopia*. Unlike the previous three melee weapons, the Night Star can't be found or purchased anywhere; instead, it must be created by finding the Dream Ore and bringing it to the Blacksmith in Daea so he can assemble the weapon. After creating the Night Star, the Blacksmith will give it to Gail.

Being the strongest weapon in the game, the Night Star has a base damage of 14, making it significantly more powerful than even the Steel Bat. It's strong enough to defeat all but the most powerful enemies in only a few hits.

 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 •
Moonlight Perfume

**Moonlight Perfume** is a new Quest Item in *Phoenotopia: Awakening*, and it is obtained from giving a Pearl Ring to a couple in the middle of Moonlight Ravine.

It is the 3rd item in the Trading Sequence, and is to be given to the knights in the dorms of The First Wall in exchange for either a Stuffed Pony or Stuffed Camel.

## Item Description

A small bottle of fragrant aromatic scents. One whiff
immediately conjures to mind the flower blossoms of Moonlight
Ravine. It purportedly also works effectively as a bug
repellent.

## Trivia

* Unfortunately, carrying this does nothing in deterring the Iad bugs in Mul Caves
Plant Dog

**Plant Dogs** are enemies seen in *Phoenotopia*. They appear in the late stage of the game and are a stronger version of Guard Dogs.

## Description

There are two types of Dogs found in the game. The first type is the Guard Dog, which appears in the dungeons of Daea.

Forgotten Forest features a more dangerous type of dog known as the Plant Dog. As its name implies, the Plant Dog is a curious hybrid between a Guard Dog and a plant. It is significantly bigger than a Guard Dog and is colored green.

Not only does the Plant Dog deal more damage and have more HP, but it can also run up to Gale before jumping at her and is able to shoot spores at Gale from the flower on its back. The spore launching is preceded by baying from the Plant Dog and the spores making a whistling sound when launched. It is capable of launching these spores at very long distances and with great accuracy, making the Plant Dog a difficult enemy to kill without taking damage. The spores can pass through walls as well.

A friendly baby Plant Dog can be found in the Hidden Village.

In *Phoenotopia: Awakening*, the Dogs are replaced by a new class of enemies, the Boars.

Judging by the Plant Dog's behavior, it's counterpart in the remake could be considered the Arboar, both having similar abilities of firing spore shots.

## Gallery

The friendly Plant Dog in Hidden Village.
Honey Drop

**Honey Drop** is a Consumable Item in *Phoenotopia: Awakening*. It is a candy-type, stamina boosting item, sometimes found inside crates and purchasable in the Honey Bee Lab and Inn on Sunflower Road. It can also be cooked from a Nectear.

## Flavor Text

A small confectionary created by extracting and condensing the natural sweet essence of nectears. They can provide a quick boost of energy when in pinch. Usable in Menu.

## Trivia

* In reality, nectar cannot be cooked into honey. It is converted into honey through enzymes found inside of bees.
	+ However, when honey itself is cooked, it hardens and can be made into a hard, sweet candy.

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
Consumable Item

*Also see Quest Items*

In *Phoenotopia* and *Phoenotopia: Awakening*, **Consumable Items** can be carried in the Inventory for Gail to recover health anywhere without needing to rest on a bed. In addition, certain consumable items also provide bonus effects to Gail.

## *Phoenotopia*

Most Inventory items have the "give" option when selected in the menu, which allows player to complete certain side quests. Items such as Talkinator Juice, while used mainly for such quests, are listed here simply because they are consumable. Also, while not consumable, Bottle of Glowy Wisps is listed here due to serving a similar purpose of health recovery.

## *Phoenotopia: Awakening*

With all consumable items now require equipping them in order to be used in real-time, there is a less common "Candy" type of food that can be used directly from the menu, similar to how all consumable items are used in *Phoenotopia*.

## Trivia

* In both games, certain items actually damage Gail instead of healing her. These items at most reduce Gail's health to 1, and are never lethal.
	+ One of the achievements in *Phoenotopia* requires her to consume all five "unsafe food" at least once. They are Toad Leg, Translucent Meat, Stale Bread, Food?, and Jelly Goo.
* In *Phoenotopia*, most inventory items have the "give" option when selected in the menu, even when there is no NPC in the game that wants the item, such as Toad Leg.
	+ Strangely, certain items, such as Roasted Toad Leg, do not have the "give" option

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

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
List of Panselo Villagers

The following is a list of the characters native to Panselo, excluding visitors and outsiders. The list is separated into adults and children, each of which is further separated between characters who have been abducted by the Collectors and those who remain.

## Not Abducted

* Gale
* Lisa (appears in Chapter II)
* Thomas (appears in Chapter III)
* Aella (optional)

## Abducted

* Bertie
* Farnea
* Ari
* Tao
* Jon
* Cadell
* Becca
* Kiter
* Nana
* Clem
* Cynthia
* Stan (Panselo)
* Marie
* Nairi
* Ruth

## Children

### Abducted

* Kazu
* Mika

### Not Abducted

* Alex
* Amanda
* Seth
* Ellis
* Shelby
* Ren
* Lita
* Ernest
* Ella
* Felix
Life Ring

An old ring dating back to the ancient era. It holds a mysterious power to regenerate health when you are in danger.

### Price

 999 (Phoenotopia) 1,000 (Phoenotopia Awakening)

### Effect

Regenerates health up to 10 HP (PHO)Regenerates 1 HP every 3 seconds (PHOA)

The **Life Ring** (formerly called the **Blood Ring**) is a secret item in *Phoenotopia* and *Phoenotopia: Awakening*. It's a very useful healing item in both games that regenerates Gail's health, although the exact nature of its healing powers differs between the games.

## Phoenotopia

In this game, the Blood Ring gradually regenerates Gail's health up to 10 if it ever falls below that amount. It can be found in the Hidden Village, where it can be bought for 999 Rai. This makes it the most expensive item in the game.

## Phoenotopia: Awakening

In this game, the Life Ring's healing ability has been modified to be more helpful in the long run; it now regenerates 1 health point every three seconds. It can be bought in Terrelum for 1,000 Rin, once again being the most expensive item in the game.

 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 •
Sky Vest

A stylish blue-dyed garment that strikes a balance between form and function. Thick tanned pooki hides sewn to the inside of the vest serve as a light defense.

### Effect

1 Defense

**Sky Vest** is a piece of armor present in *Phoenotopia: Awakening*. Its design as an item and in-game vary; when displayed in the store and in the items' list it appears to have a lighter poncho-like layer on top and darker layer beneath, but when displaying it in the center of the item menu and when loading the save, it simply has a uniform light blue colour with even lighter edges and three buckles. It can be bought in Atai Town for 150 Rin.

## Trivia

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

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

## Misty Gorge

* Area
* Overworld

## Characters

* Fisherwoman
* Fisherman

## Enemies

* Fish
* Phantom Prawns
* Scabers
* Slimes
* Spiders
* Toads

## Navigation

### South

Adar's House

**Misty Gorge** is a swampy area in *Phoenotopia* found between Atai City and the central Castland region. Gale has to pass through this area in order to find Thomas and get his help. It is also the area where Gale can purchase the Floaty Donut, which is required to traverse the Gorge's river and other bodies of water.

## Description

Misty Gorge consists of a long river at the bottom of a gorge. Due to the Atai-Daea Bridge being destroyed by the Desert Bandits, many travelers have opted to cross the Gorge instead. Gale is told of this location by Lisa, who marks it on her map.

The south side of the Gorge contains a rest area with an inn and a shop. It is here that the Floaty Donut can be purchased, as well as a Lamp for lighting up dark caves. A Fisherwoman here can be asked about the Blue Wisps and the Quick Equip feature. Outside the shop is a man who will warn Gale about the Phantom Prawns, telling her to dive into the water if buzzing is heard.

The Misty Gorge's river is filled with several dangerous creatures, including Toads, Fish, and Phantom Prawns. The Gorge must be crossed by either swimming through the river or hopping across giant flower leaves and arch platforms found throughout the area.

Towards the end of the Gorge at the north side is a mountain area containing two caves, one with a Save Shrine and the other containing a Moonstone and one of the Asteroid Rocks. The Rocket Boots are required to reach the latter cave. The cave with the Save Shrine also contains its own secret area; the ground to the right of the Shrine can be destroyed with a bomb or charged javelin to reveal an area underneath with a resting spot and a few chests of money.

## Trivia

* In *Phoenotopia: Awakening*, this area is replaced with the Moonlight Ravine, which has a more relaxing theme that focuses on treasure hunting instead of dealing with hordes of swamp-dwelling enemies. Originally, a closer analogue to Misty Gorge was going to be made, but Quells wanted more color variance.

 *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 ) • ????
Phoenix Lab

*This article is about the original flash game. For the corresponding location in the remake, see E.D.E.N.*

## Enemies

* Zombot
* Scrapped Zombot
* Red Zombot
* Rollo Mines
* Arcs
* Harpies
* Turrets
* Flying Sentries
* Laser Globe

The **Phoenix Lab** is the final area in *Phoenotopia*. It is a massive underground laboratory located directly underneath Ancient Crater, in which hundreds of Phoenix Weapons are stored. With the assistance of the Stellanites and her newly acquired Artifact, Gale breaks into the Phoenix Lab in order to get to the Phoenix Weapons and use them to protect Earth from the Galactic Federation, which plans on invading the planet.

The majority of this area heavily relies on using the Artifact to progress, as the Phoenix Lab contains many invisible platforms and high-tech switches that only the Artifact can interact with. The lab is also heavily laden with laser-activated traps including wall turrets and capsules that spawn enemies if you trip the alarm. Additionally, some parts of the Phoenix Lab function as mini-gauntlets, pitting the player against small groups of powerful enemies previously encountered in the game's later levels.

At the center of the Phoenix Lab, Gale encounters and does battle with the Computer Guardian, an AI which was designed to be the last line of defense against intruders who want to steal Phoenix Weapons. After defeating the guardian, Billy and the Stellanites show up to collect the Phoenix Weapons, only to reveal that they only wanted the Phoenix Weapons for power to conquer their enemies, which leads Gale to turn against them. In response to her protests, Billy orders Phoenix Weapon 0066 to kill her; this is followed by one last stretch of the game in which Gale must outrun 66 to avoid being destroyed. Once Gale successfully outruns 66, the game's ending cutscene plays, followed by the credits.

## Trivia

* Like the Duri Forest Ruins, the Phoenix Lab doesn't have its own marker on the World Map because it's considered a subsection of another level, that being the Ancient Crater.
* The Phoenix Lab is the only area to have more than one boss in the game.

 *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** ) • ????
Pelna

**Pelna** is a character in *Phoenotopia: Awakening*, a peaceful Harpy found at the top of the Terrelum building. She is one of the "dojo masters" around the world capable of teaching techniques.

## Side Quest

Despite the surprise in meeting a human in Terrelum, Pelna quickly accepts to teach Gail the whirlwind-style martial art so long as she has proved herself worthy. There, Gail has to defeat Pelna's two Harpy students without getting knocked off the roof of the building.

Upon completing Pelna's combat challenge, she would agree to teach Gail the Whirlwind technique immediately, assuming Temperance has been learned prior. If not, Pelna would instead mention a human with red hair and black hairband who is capable of performing Temperance and tell Gail to return after learning Temperance.

## Trivia

* Despite Berserker Band having similar functionality to Temperance, that tool cannot substitute the technique as the prerequisite in learning Whirlwind
* After telling Gail to show the power of Whirlwind to the world, Pelna reminds her to do it with compassion and to "beat enemies softly!"
* Pelna mentions Aella being a worthy opponent, meaning the two must have met some point before the events of *Phoenotopia: Awakening*
* At first, all Trolls and Harpies were supposed to be asexual and unable to reproduce, which proved to be inaccurate as time passed. For convenience, Pelna is assumed to be female here
Roast Bird

**Roast Bird** is a Consumable Item in *Phoenotopia: Awakening*. It is mainly obtained from cooking Raw Bird and defeating Birds with fiery or explosive attacks such as Bombs. It can also be found in the Panselo Village store after Leo's rescue, as well as The Last Wall upon resting in the Bed there.

## Item Description

Bird meat seasoned with salt and spices and fried hot on a
pan. Thanks to the bird's high fat content, the finished dish
sports a juicy, tender texture and perfectly crispy skin.

## Gallery

Showcase of animals turning into food in an early Dev Blog.
## Trivia

* Similar to Critters and Knife Krill, defeating Birds using fiery or explosive attacks such as Bombs would instead give the cooked variant of what's original dropped, which would be Roast Bird for Birds.
* In the early demo, both the Raw Bird and Roast Bird items depict unprocessed dead bodies with feathers still attached instead. This can also be viewed in the Dev Blog from 2017.
	+ This item was named "Roasted Bird" at the time.
	+ Since the cooking mechanics was not implemented back then, the only way to obtained this item is by tossing well-timed Bombs at Birds. A convenient place to attempt this is the entrance of the Anuri Temple.

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
Jellyfly

**Cave Jellies** are strange, glowing creatures found in *Phoenotopia*, seen only in Mul Cavern. They are small, light blue blobby creatures with tiny feet and bat-like wings, able to fly and occasionally stand on walls or ceilings. They are one of very few non-aggressive enemies in the game and the only type of enemy that can't hurt Gale at all. In fact, they actively try to avoid her if she gets too close to them, making them very hard to kill.

The only way to effectively kill a Cave Jelly is to try and hit one with either the Slingshot or the Javelin. On very rare occasions, a defeated Cave Jelly will drop Jelly Goo, a consumable item that reduces Gale's health to 1 if she eats it but can be given to the Atai Potioner to create the Power Potion. Obtaining the Lucky Belt is recommended for acquiring Jelly Goo, as it will make it more likely for Cave Jellies to drop it when killed.

## Trivia

* In one area in Mul Cavern, there's a Cave Jelly that flies sideways for some reason, most likely a glitch.
Plain Tunic

Gail's regular wear. Lovingly sewn by hand, all of its constitutent materials are sourced from Panselo. It's light and comfortable but offers little in the way of protection.

### Effect

0 Defense

The **Plain Tunic** is Gail's default armor in *Phoenotopia* and *Phoenotopia: Awakening*; it's the vest she's usually seen wearing. It is a vest with two buckles across it. Plain Tunic isn't recognized as an item in *Phoenotopia*, but it is in *Phoenotopia: Awakening*; Gail has this armor from the start of both games. It doesn't provide any protection, though, as it's just a normal vest; as such, this armor doesn't give Gail any defense points.

 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 •
Nana

**Nana**, also called **Grandma** by some of her children, is the head of the Panselo orphanage who looks after and raises all the children living there, including the protagonist Gale. She was abducted along with the rest of the villagers at the beginning of the game.

## Description

Nana is an elderly woman with gray-purple hair tied in a bun and drab maroon clothing. She is shorter than Gale possibly due to being slightly hunched over. She is shown to be a kind caretaker who speaks softly and makes Pumpkin Muffins for her children. She gives each of the orphanage children a Green Bracelet as a memento of their kinship.

Nana is usually the first NPC character that the player sees and speaks to upon starting *Phoenotopia*. She asks Gale if the girl had a bad dream and gives her a Pumpkin Muffin to feel better. Nana then reminds Gale about her request for Gale to take over the orphanage while she retires. Some time later, the abduction of Panselo occurs and Nana was taken along with many of the other residents. The children who remained in the forest showed great worry for her and immediately rushed back to the town. Her fate is currently unknown.
Albert

**Albert** is a guard at Atai City who works at the mayor's palace. He has a crush on Lisa and gives a sidequest to Gale after Lisa is freed from the Mayor's debt.

## Description

Albert appears as a standard guard NPC wearing the usual chainmail armor and helmet. He can be found inside the mayor's palace guarding the entrance to his treasure room with another soldier.

## History

When first meeting Albert, he will talk about Lisa, calling her a cute girl and saying that if he had the money he would pay off her debts and ride off into the sunset with her. After Lisa is freed and returns to Panselo, Albert asks Gale to deliver her a love letter. Upon receiving it, Lisa says that she doesn't know Albert that well and reluctantly asks Gale to send back her response. At first, Albert is thrilled to receive a response. But as he opens the letter and reads it, he finds out that it is a harshly worded rejection letter. He moans in pain with each word but thanks Gale by giving her a Heart Ruby, saying that he no longer needs it.

Afterwards, Albert assures Gale that he'll be fine and that it was better to be rejected and know for sure than to constantly wonder what could have been.
Shriveled Mushroom

A dried and wilted mushroom of little nutritional value. Restores 3 HP.

**Shriveled Mushrooms** are a consumable item in *Phoenotopia*. The only way to obtain one is to have a Spotted Lepista in your inventory and leave Mul Cavern with it, which will cause it to shrivel up. Due to this, Shriveled Mushrooms only restore 3 HP when eaten.
Moon Crystal

**Moon Crystal** is a new Quest Item in *Phoenotopia: Awakening*, given by Fran for providing her the 4th batch of 10 Moonstones. Giving the Moon Crystal to Merli at the entrance of Aurantia is needed for accessing the rest of the area.

## Item Description

An extremely lustrous crystal, purportedly made by pressing
together multiple expended Moonstones. When held in a ray of
light, a glowing rainbow of colors can be seen bouncing and
dancing within.

## Trivia

* Despite its Item Description, standing in the Strange Well where the lights from the Beacon Towers pass through does not provide any special interaction
Potioner

The **Potioner** is a shopkeeper found in Atai City. She runs a potion shop that at first only sells the Talkinator Juice, but later sells other potions after receiving ingredients from Gale.

## Description

The Potioner is a dark skinned woman with long purple hair, a maroon dress, and a wreath headband. She is found in the indoor shop to the right of the Atai water well. Her shop starts out selling the Talkinator Juice for 10 Rai, which is required to advance the main storyline. After Gale captures the Bandit Boss, the Potioner will note that she looks different, as if giving off an aura of adventure. The Potioner recruits Gale as a helper to fetch ingredients for new potions.

The first ingredient she asks for is Mikan Fruit, whose trees only grow where there is an abundance of water. Giving her the fruit will unlock Mikan Fragrance, which can bought for 30 Rai and is used in several other sidequests.

After that, the second ingredient she requests is Jelly Goo, which can be obtained by killing Cave Jellies in Mul Cavern. This ingredient unlocks the Power Potion, which can be purchased for 300 Rai and increases Gale's speed and stamina as well as strengthening her melee attacks for one minute.

## Trivia

* When browsing the Talkinator Juice and choosing not to buy it, the Potioner will remark that Gale seems like the quiet type that the Juice was made for.
Song of Ouroboros

The **Song of Ouroboros** is a song passed down by the Ouroboros tribe. The song can be used to open the tribe's distinct Song Stones.

## Description

*"An ancient song shared between members of the Ouroboros tribe as a part of their long-standing oral tradition. It has the power to open passage ways locked by an Ouroboros Song Stone."*

## Where to Obtain

The Song of Ouroboros is obtained along with the Bandit's Flute by giving Zeke a bottle of wine. To do this, you have to enter the cell and learn you need the wine, and ask Lisa for her ID. Then you must dye your hair brown and buy the wine. Finally, enter the cell again and give the wine to Zeke.

 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 •
Mercenary General

The Kobold General as he appears in Phoenotopia.

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

The **Kobold General** is the leader of the Kobold Soldiers, the main antagonist of Chapter 3, and one of the later bosses of *Phoenotopia.* He led the invasion of Daea and held the royal family hostage in the Prince Tower before later being subdued by Gail, who then rescued Prince Leo.

## Battle Strategy

Compared to his underlings, the Kobold General is much more powerful and aggressive. He'll try to attack Gail by shooting lasers or by punching the ground to send sparks rolling across the floors and walls. Once he's lost half his health, he'll also occasionally summon Flying Mines. The arena has a large platform suspended in the middle of the room, so the player can easily dodge most of these attacks by taking advantage of it, ideally by standing on the platform when the Kobold General is on the floor and under the platform when he's on the ceiling (keep in mind that you'll have to use the Javelin to get on top of the platform as it's too high to reach with a normal jump). The General can also try to run into Gail, and he moves really quickly, so you'll have to be on your toes to avoid him. On top of that, the General has a force field that renders him invincible for most of the battle. It only goes down when he starts to charge up his special attack, which is the player's chance to attack the General by throwing the Javelin at him. If the player succeeds, the General's suit will malfunction and leave him stunned for a few seconds, allowing the player to attack him until he recovers. Otherwise, the General will launch a giant, unavoidable ball of energy that deals massive damage.

## Trivia

* It is possible that the Kobold General who Gale battled in *Phoenotopia* might not have been the Kobolds' only general, as the Soldiers still continue their search for the Phoenix Weapons even after their leader is defeated.
* In the Flash game, both the Kobold Soldiers and the Kobold General bear a strong resemblance to Wolf O'Donnell from Star Fox; some people pointed this out to Quells, but it was unintentional as the artist who drew the Kobolds had never heard of Wolf O'Donnell.

## Gallery

The General in Phoenotopia using one of his attacks.

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

1. ↑ https://phoenotopia.com/post/611386785797488640/2020-march-update
Merfolk

**Merfolk** (some being called **Mermaid**) are non-human species in *Phoenotopia: Awakening*. They are mythical beings whose statue and Lunar Artifacts can be found in Moonlight Ravine. A Mermaid can also be seen and talked to in Ocean Cliffs.

## History

According to Astrid's information on the Lunar Crown and Lunar Trident, there has never been any recorded encounter with Merfolk (dead or alive), contrast to the Anuri whose existence is clearly evident. Even in Moonlight Ravine, the primary source of Merfolk's information, there exist only statues and Lunar Artifacts of them, which some speculate to be made by the local people as tourist attraction. In the absence of definite proof, it is difficult to conclude the nature of the species besides the love for extravagant Lunar Artifacts shared in various cultures as well.

That being said, there is a Merfolk who can be found and talked to in Ocean Cliffs. In addition, one of the computer logs in Ancient Vault depicts a person's journey in meeting a Merfolk tribe. This could be evidence to the theory about Merfolk once living in shallow rivers before migrating to the oceans.

## Meeting the Mermaid

When casting the Fishing Rod to the far bottom-right of Ocean Cliffs where the lure goes off-screen, the Mermaid's hair might get tangled up, starting the fishing mini-game in the process. Pull her hair hard enough, and the mermaid can be yanked out of the water, leaving behind a Gold Dragon Scale after scolding Gail for such a rude greeting.

### Mermaid's Dialogues

OW!! Why?

I was just minding my own business.

Suddenly, someone is yanking my hair!

My father was right about land dwellers!

Hmmph!

Ow!!! You again?!

What is your fixation with my hair!?

I mean, I get that it's all-natural, and beautiful, and cool!

But grow your own!

UGH!! You again!?

Are you like, in love with me?

My beauty is my curse... Woe is me!

Are you stalking me because you want fashion tips?

Here's the only tip you'll ever need...

Be less like you and more like me!

## Trivia

* Upon completing the game, the Gallery Mode would be unlocked where concept arts can be seen, one of which displays several designs of the Merfolk and Anuri
Sonic Spear

* Flash
* Awakening

* Explodes, destroys rocks and other objects (with Ki Spear/Spear Bomb Technique)

The **Sonic Spear** (originally called the **Javelin**) is an essential tool acquired in the middle of *Phoenotopia* and *Phoenotopia: Awakening*. Gail obtains it after defeating the Daea Guard Horde. As its name implies, the Sonic Spear is a small spear that can be thrown as a projectile.

## Description

### Phoenotopia

In this game, the Javelin is an ordinary wooden spear that is dropped by one of the guards in the Daea Guard Horde after Gail defeats them all. Although it can damage enemies, the Javelin's primary purpose is to help with platforming, as it will stick to any wall it hits and can be used as an artificial platform, making it easier to reach areas Gail wouldn't be able to get to on her own. Many parts of the Prince Tower require the Javelin to navigate, and several areas afterwards (along with some secret areas) also make it necessary to use.

It is possible to enhance the Javelin's power by obtaining the Ki Spear Technique Scroll from Aella as a reward for restoring her memory. Said scroll enables Gail to charge the Javelin with Ki so that it will explode on contact with an enemy, or be manually detonated after it has been thrown. This ability is similar to Bombs, though with the additional benefit of not hurting Gail. This makes the Javelin very useful for defeating enemies that are difficult to fight at a close range and for destroying stone blocks and other barriers. If a charged Javelin hits a wall and is not detonated, it will slowly lose its charge and eventually revert to a non-exploding Javelin.

The Javelin is also the Kobold General's weakness, as it's the only weapon that can pierce through his defenses, but only when he lowers his force field to charge up his special attack.

### Phoenotopia: Awakening

In *Phoenotopia:Awalening*, the Sonic Spear is a custom spear that Thomas invented using spare materials he found in Daea's dungeon. It mostly has the same functionality as in the previous game, but with some improvements. In this game, you can have up to two Sonic Spears stuck in walls, although they can't stick to metal or crystal surfaces. Additionally, if you have two Sonic Spears stuck in walls, they won't disappear when you throw another one unless that one hits a wall as well.

Much like in *Phoenotopia*, the Sonic Spear can be greatly enhanced by learning the Spear Bomb technique. This technique functions almost exactly the same as the Ki Spear Technique Scroll, but it doesn't come from Aella; instead, the Spear Bomb technique is received from Atri as a reward for bringing her two Ouroboros Scrolls. In addition to generating an explosion when triggered, the Spear Bomb technique also causes the exploded Spear to release two projectiles that travel up and down, each one dealing moderate damage to any enemy that gets hit.

 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 •
Light Caster Card

**Light Caster Card** is a new Quest Item in *Phoenotopia: Awakening*, and it is received from Bimmy when inquiring about the Light Casters. Obtaining all stamps from the 4 Light Caster heads is required for progressing the main story:

* "Den of replenishment" - Blue Lobster owner
* "Transcribed knowledge" - Female librarian
* "Fire and molten metal" - Blacksmith
* "Beginning" - Old man before the castle's gate

## Item Description

A stamp card to gather the insignias of Daea's four Light
Caster heads. After which, the bearer may participate in the
Light Caster's initiation ritual. The card bears purple and
golden colors similar to Daea University's own emblem.

## Trivia

* Strangely, despite the Light Casters being a society comprised of only students and alumni from the Daea University, Gail was not required to present her student card at all
Light Caster

The **Light Casters** refer to the people working in the Aqua Line of Daea City in *Phoenotopia: Awakening*. Hinted to be a secret organisation, they are actually a student society led by 4 alumni of Daea University who were Light Casters in their time. Their job is to CAST LIGHT over DARKNESS... by repairing broken lights in the city's underground canals.

## Main Story

After Thomas is brought to the front of the castle in Daea City and declined entrance, he is captured by unknown soldiers into the underground Dungeons. As an attempt for a rescue mission, the party asks around for ways to enter the Dungeons, leading them to clues regarding the Aqua Line that connects Daea City with the Dungeons.

From the purple-clothed old man standing in front of the castle, Gail learns of rumours of a student Light Caster in the student dormitory, which is confirmed by his roommate inside one of the rooms. By heading to the stall that sells Spicy Noodles next, a white-haired boy sitting right of it reveals his name to be Bimmy and his role as one of the Light Casters member. In order to accept Gail as a next Light Caster, she needs approvals from the 4 Light Caster heads by filling the Light Caster Card with their stamps.

## Members

### Bimmy

Bimmy is currently the only known member of the Light Casters who is still a student in the game. He spends most of his time sitting on the bench right to the Spicy Noodles stall, and stays briefly by the Aqua Line entrance. When talked to afterwards, he informs Gail that she can now get discounts while purchasing in the Blue Lobster restaurant.

### Male Librarian

First seems to be an ordinary old man, he turns out to be one of the four Light Caster heads. He is first met in front of the Daea City castle, and inside the library later after Gail is accepted as a Light Caster.

### Female Librarian

Being one of the four Light Caster heads, she is currently the librarian and can be found on the upper floor inside the Daea City library. She seems responsible and is never seen leaving her position in the library.

### Blue Lobster Owner

Being one of the four Light Caster heads, he is currently the owner of the Blue Lobster Restaurant and can be found in one of the room inside the restaurant. He seems to love money very much.

### Blacksmith

*Main Article: Blacksmith*

Being one of the four Light Caster heads, he is currently the owner of the Daea City smithy and can be found next to the anvil of it. He is the silent type and leaves most of the talking to his apprentice.

## Trivia

* Havelock might be a previous Light Caster since he mentions once working in the Aqua Line, which is where he obtained the Old Key
* According to the developer, Bimmy's name is a reference to "Jimmy and Bimmy" from Angry Video Game Nerd's Double Dragon episode