Adventure Time: Explore the Dungeon Because I DON'T KNOW! – Guide and Walkthrough

Item Time (Continued)

The tokens in this chart are organized in the order they appear in the menu when selecting one in the Candy Castle Grounds, left to right, top to bottom. This should make it easier for you to find any tokens you are missing if you are trying to complete your set for the trophy. Equipping a token will use one from your reserve, but even if you have zero of a token you have already found it will count for the trophy.

Familiars can sometimes be found inside chests. You can only have a single familiar active at a time. Finding another familiar will replace the old one with it. Familiars often will only stay with you for a period of time before leaving on their own, although some like Stanley stay with you until they are killed.

Dungeon collectibles is what I have coined the various non-healing consumable items that can be found in the dungeon. Ultimate Party Dip is awarded for collecting at least one of each. These items are used as soon as they are picked up, so it may behoove you to leave them be if they are not needed.

Amusingly enough, every trophy shares a name with an Adventure Time episode. You can match them up online if you wish. Trophies are divided into categories below based on their requirements.

These are the story trophies. You unlock one every ten floors as you make your way through the main dungeon. Each pops after defeating the boss on every tenth floor. Some of these trophies, sadly, are glitched and won't always pop. This is really frustrating since you can't fight bosses again, so be warned if you are going for the platinum you may get screwed out of some of these and have to play the whole game again to get them.

There are two types of upgrade trophies to be had. The first set of four is for upgrading an attribute of each type (focus, imagination, rowdiness, and thumps) once. The other eight are for purchasing all upgrades for each of the eight characters. If you are looking for I Remember You, for "upgrading" a sub-weapon, please look in Quest Trophies below.

These trophies are obtained by collecting different things. You can check what you are missing for Crystals Have Power and What Was Missing in the tables above under Item Time. For 'All the Little People you need to have found each familiar in the dungeon at least once. Information on them can be found in the Familiars section.

Fruit Salad Days is the same, except it is to eat every edible item at least once. These are apples, bacon pancakes, canned food, cherries, chicken legs, French fries, hot dogs, ice cream, pears, pie, pizza, pretzels, melons, oranges, and strawberries. Ultimate Party Dip is for collecting each dungeon consumable item once. They are listed under Dungeon Collectibles above.

One Last Job is for collecting at least fifty treasures on a single timed treasure floor. This is a pretty tight time requirement early in the game, but on the higher floors where bigger treasures are this is really easy so don't worry if you miss it the first few times. Lastly, BMO Lost is for finding all four of BMO's lost cartridges. One of these is awarded for completing all of Princess Bubblegum's quests, while the other three are in the Nightosphere. See the Nightosphere section above for more information on these.

These trophies are awarded for finishing quests. Most of them are for doing all of each questgiver's quest. See the Quest Time section for more on the individual quest requirements. Thank You is awarded for your first quest, while I Remember You is awarded for completing a quest that involves collecting a sub-weapon to upgrade it. Tree Trunks' third quest is the first time this is available, but other questgivers have similiar quests as well.

These trophies are all related to the Nightosphere. This dungeon unlocks after clearing floor seventy of the main dungeon. You get The New Frontier for just entering the Nightosphere, while the other three are for doing a certain number of floors in a single run without coming back to the surface. These are the hardest trophies in the game and require a lot of time and skill, but are a lot easier with more people so have fun.

The remaining trophies are the random left overs. Another Way is for performing a perfect block as described in the tutorial. Freak City is for getting cursed, which can happen from chests or some enemies. You also get trophies for buying something from the Loose Goose, using an imagination attack, and surviving a timed monster floor. Mystery Dungeon is a little misleading as you only get the trophy if you exit a dungeon on a floor ending in five; you do not get it when you exit the dungeon after beating a boss.

Coming next update.

Special thanks go to KazukiYotsuga for providing the stats for Peppermint Butler and Flame Princess. Special thanks also goes to the1stchubasa for providing descriptions of the effects of each imagination attack. Special thanks goes to e8m1g as well for pointing out a mistake with regards to Death.

Adventure Time: Explore the Dungeon Because I DON'T KNOW! and Adventure Time: Hey Ice King! Why'd You Steal Our Garbage?! are (c) WayForward and D3Publisher.

Gauntlet is (c) Atari Games.

Legend of Zelda is (c) Nintendo.

R-Type is (c) Irem.