If you’re chasing the Platinum in Beast of Reincarnation, you’re in for one of the most satisfying trophy hunts of 2026. Unlike many action RPGs that throw missable collectibles, nightmare difficulty requirements, or online trophies at players, this game keeps things refreshingly fair. That doesn’t mean the Platinum is a walk in the park, though. You’ll still need to conquer New Game+, max out both Emma and Koo, collect every important item, fully upgrade your gear, and grind all the way to Level 100.

The best part? Almost every trophy comes naturally just by exploring, defeating bosses, and progressing through the story. As long as you’re thorough and don’t ignore optional content, you’ll already have a huge chunk of the trophy list completed before the credits roll.

In this guide, we’re breaking down every Platinum, Gold, Silver, and Bronze trophy, explaining which ones unlock automatically, which ones need a little extra planning, and which objectives deserve your attention before jumping into New Game+.

Need the fastest Platinum route first? Check out our Beast of Reincarnation Trophy Guide & Roadmap for the most efficient order to unlock every achievement with minimal backtracking.

Beast of Reincarnation Trophy List

Trophy	Total
Platinum	1
Gold	2
Silver	11
Bronze	32
Total	46

Platinum Trophy

Duty Fulfilled

This is the trophy every completionist is chasing.

To unlock Duty Fulfilled, you simply need to earn every other trophy in Beast of Reincarnation. Thankfully, the game doesn’t hide any nasty surprises. There are no missable trophies, no online requirements, and no difficulty-related roadblocks outside of completing New Game+.

Stick to the Platinum roadmap, finish your second playthrough, complete every collectible and upgrade, and this shiny Platinum will eventually pop.

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Gold Trophies

Blademaster

This is easily one of the last trophies most players will earn.

To unlock Blademaster, every one of Emma’s Blade Arts and Finishers must be upgraded to their maximum level. Emma’s progression is divided between passive upgrades and active Blade Arts, but only the Blade Arts and Finishers count toward this trophy.

Here’s the catch—several Blade Arts don’t become available until New Game+, making this impossible during your first run.

Some players like using a manual save before spending their final Skill Points. They unlock Blademaster, reload their save, and then spend those same points on Koo’s abilities for the Floral Profusion trophy instead. It can reduce a bit of extra grinding, although your results may vary depending on your progression.

Floral Profusion

If Blademaster is Emma’s ultimate challenge, Floral Profusion belongs entirely to Koo.

This trophy requires you to fully upgrade every Bloom Art available to your loyal companion. Just like Emma’s upgrades, several Bloom Arts remain locked until New Game+, meaning this achievement also can’t be completed during your first playthrough.

Don’t waste time trying to force it early. Simply continue progressing through Reincarnation+, unlock every Bloom Art, and invest your Skill Points until every upgrade has been maxed out.

Silver Trophies

Life After the End

This trophy unlocks automatically after reaching the ending of the game.

No extra requirements.

Just complete the main story.

The End of Reincarnation

You’ll earn this trophy after defeating the final boss of Beast of Reincarnation.

Since it’s tied directly to the main campaign, every player who finishes the story will unlock it naturally.

Blade Enthusiast

Love collecting swords?

You’ll need to fully upgrade every blade in the game.

Most weapons can be obtained during your first adventure, but there’s one important catch—one blade is exclusive to New Game+, meaning this trophy can’t be completed until your second playthrough.

Weapon upgrades only require money, so don’t rush into upgrading everything immediately. It’s much smarter to wait until the late game, when earning currency becomes significantly easier.

Munitions Master

Prepare your wallet.

This trophy asks you to fully upgrade:

• Every ranged weapon
• Every arrow type
• Every bolt type

It’s one of the most expensive trophies in Beast of Reincarnation.

Instead of spending your money throughout the story, save your currency until late game or New Game+, then purchase every upgrade in one session.

Doing so makes the process much less painful.

Bestie

Kagura isn’t just another NPC—you’ll need to build a genuine friendship.

To reach maximum rapport with Kagura, make it a habit to talk to her every time you return to the Cleanse Walker.

Her relationship naturally grows throughout the story, especially after major story events, so consistently checking in with her should unlock this trophy without much effort.

Closest Companion

Koo is your best buddy throughout the journey, and this trophy rewards players who actually spend time with him.

To maximize rapport:

• Talk to Koo regularly.
• Feed him treats whenever you can.
• Continue progressing his research whenever new opportunities appear.

If you stay consistent across both playthroughs, Closest Companion should unlock naturally before you’re done with New Game+.

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Gourmand

Completionists, this one’s for you.

To earn Gourmand, you’ll need to collect every Cooking Book and every Crop Book scattered throughout the world.

Explore every region carefully, search every optional path, and don’t panic if you miss something.

Once you’ve completed the story, Beast of Reincarnation lets you freely revisit previous areas, meaning none of these collectibles are permanently missable.

Know-It-All

Every region hides documents waiting to be discovered, and you’ll need every single one for this trophy.

While exploring during your first playthrough is highly recommended, don’t stress if you overlook a few.

After finishing the game, simply revisit earlier locations, collect the remaining documents, and complete the collection before starting New Game+.

The Ultimate Vessel

Reaching Level 100 with Emma is one of the biggest time investments required for the Platinum.

Most players finish both playthroughs somewhere around Level 60 to 70, leaving a sizable grind before hitting the maximum level.

Fortunately, late-game farming spots make earning experience much faster, allowing you to eventually push Emma all the way to Level 100.

The Perfect Pal

Just like Emma, Koo also needs to reach Level 100.

Thankfully, both characters level together throughout the game, meaning you’ll usually unlock The Perfect Pal around the same time as The Ultimate Vessel.

If you’re looking for the fastest experience farming methods, be sure to check out our Beast of Reincarnation Platinum Farming Guide, which covers the best late-game XP routes.

Also Read: Reaching 100% completion naturally means seeing everything the world has to offer, and that starts with understanding how exploration works. Our Is Beast of Reincarnation Open World? Exploration Guide explains how the game’s interconnected regions encourage players to revisit locations while uncovering hidden secrets and collectibles.

Reincarnated

This is another trophy that almost always ends up near the very end of your Platinum journey.

To unlock Reincarnated, complete New Game+ by finishing the campaign again on Reincarnation+ difficulty.

Once your second playthrough is complete, you’ll be one major step closer to unlocking every trophy in the game.

Collectible & Exploration Trophies

If you’re the kind of player who refuses to leave a single corner of the map unexplored, these trophies are basically your victory lap. Beast of Reincarnation rewards curiosity in a big way, and thankfully, none of these collectibles are missable. That means you can always return after finishing the story to grab anything you skipped before diving into New Game+.

Here’s every exploration trophy you’ll need for 100% completion:

• Happy Camper — Discover every Campsite.
• Soul Returned — Discover every Shrine.
• Behold, the Truth — Discover every Lore Painting.
• Green Thumb — Collect every Seedling.
• Blade Collector — Obtain every Blade.
• Manual Maniac — Obtain every Arrow and Bolt Manual.
• Wandering Duelist — Defeat every Elite Golem.

The freedom to revisit previous regions makes cleanup incredibly stress-free. Instead of worrying about permanently missing a collectible, simply finish the story, retrace your steps, and clear out anything left on your checklist before beginning New Game+. This is one of the reasons Beast of Reincarnation has one of the friendliest Platinum trophy lists in recent years.

From Our Coverage: One of the biggest reasons the collectible cleanup feels rewarding is the game’s thoughtful world design and player-friendly progression systems. We discussed those strengths in our Beast of Reincarnation Review, where we take a closer look at what makes the adventure stand out among modern action RPGs.

Trophies That Need Extra Attention

While most achievements unlock naturally, a handful can easily slip under your radar if you’re not paying attention. Keep these trophies in mind throughout your journey to avoid unnecessary grinding later.

Finders, Keepers

At first glance, this trophy looks simple—just speak with 30 Keeper Golems.

Here’s the catch.

There aren’t enough Keeper Golems available during a single playthrough to hit the required total.

Luckily, your progress carries over into New Game+, so continue talking to every Keeper Golem you encounter during your second run. Eventually, the trophy will unlock without requiring any special farming.

Busy Paws

Koo isn’t just adorable—he’s also your crafting partner.

To unlock Busy Paws, craft items with Koo 30 times.

Instead of leaving this until the end, equip Koo with crafting-focused abilities and make crafting a regular part of your adventure. By the time you finish both playthroughs, this trophy should unlock naturally without any dedicated grinding.

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The Sealer

This trophy requires defeating 300 Malefacts.

For most players, this happens naturally while exploring every region and fighting enemies instead of rushing past them.

If you’re still short after finishing the campaign, revisit earlier zones, clear enemy groups, rest at a Campsite or fast travel to respawn enemies, and repeat until the trophy pops.

Repose for the Departed

Another cumulative combat trophy, this one asks you to defeat 300 Golems.

Just like The Sealer, progress carries across both playthroughs. If you somehow haven’t reached the target by the end of New Game+, revisit Golem-heavy locations and repeatedly clear them until the achievement unlocks.

Degeneration

Sometimes experimenting with your build actually earns you a trophy.

After unlocking Mikoto during the story, you’ll gain the option to reset Emma’s or Koo’s attribute points.

Perform a single reset and Degeneration is yours.

Don’t want to permanently change your build? Simply create a manual save beforehand, reset your attributes to unlock the trophy, then reload your save afterward.

Horror in the Sky

This is easily one of the strangest hidden trophies in the game.

Whenever you notice the crescent moon hanging in the sky, stop what you’re doing, look up, and keep your camera focused on it for a few moments.

That’s literally all you need to do.

It’s weird, unexpected, and honestly one of the coolest hidden achievements on the entire trophy list.

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Automatic Story Trophies

Good news—these trophies require absolutely zero extra effort.

Simply progress through the campaign, defeat the required bosses, and they’ll unlock automatically as part of the story.

• First Fire
• Place of Return
• Purifier’s Mantle
• Blight-Touched
• Snack Time
• Man’s Best Friend
• Knowing Me, Knowing You
• Entangled
• Rangifer’s End
• Lacerta’s End
• Ursa’s End
• Corvus’s End
• Erymanth’s End
• Koo de Grâce
• Taurus’s End
• Shidou and Nue
• Kunai and Kirin
• Life After the End
• The End of Reincarnation

Since every one of these is tied directly to story progression or mandatory boss fights, you don’t need to worry about missing them. Just keep pushing forward, enjoy the adventure, and they’ll unlock one after another.

Tips to Unlock Every Trophy Faster

If your goal is earning the Platinum as efficiently as possible, a few smart habits can save you hours of backtracking later.

Here’s the checklist every trophy hunter should follow:

• Explore every optional path you discover.
• Speak to every Keeper Golem you come across.
• Talk with both Koo and Kagura whenever you return to the Cleanse Walker.
• Feed Koo treats whenever possible to build rapport.
• Save expensive weapon upgrades until late game when money is easier to earn.
• Finish all collectible cleanup before beginning New Game+.
• If you’re only interested in the Platinum, switch to Story Mode to make progression much quicker.

Following these simple tips dramatically reduces unnecessary grinding and keeps your Platinum journey smooth from beginning to end.

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Continue Your Platinum Journey

Still chasing 100% completion?

This companion guide make the remaining trophies much easier to earn:

• Beast of Reincarnation Trophy Guide & Roadmap – Part 3, where we cover the remaining endgame objectives, New Game+ cleanup, and everything you’ll need to secure the coveted Platinum trophy.

Together, these guides cover everything you’ll need to earn every achievement with as little wasted time as possible.

Final Thoughts

Beast of Reincarnation delivers one of the most enjoyable Platinum experiences action RPG fans have seen in a long time. The majority of the trophy list unlocks naturally as you progress through the story, while the remaining challenges encourage you to fully explore the world, strengthen Emma and Koo, complete New Game+, upgrade every weapon, and hunt down every collectible. Best of all, nothing is permanently missable, giving you complete freedom to clean up unfinished objectives after the ending before starting your second playthrough.

If you stay consistent with exploration, keep building your relationships with Koo and Kagura, collect everything you come across, and follow your Platinum roadmap, that Duty Fulfilled trophy will eventually be yours. And trust me—after everything this incredible journey throws at you, seeing that Platinum notification pop up feels absolutely worth it.

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