Help, what do I do now, there is nothing that I can do to proceed, there is a broken bridge outside and the switch doesn't flip.
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Help, what do I do now, there is nothing that I can do to proceed, there is a broken bridge outside and the switch doesn't flip.
Never mind, I found it, the damned locations of the pots are annoying to find if there is no tracker
Kinni
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Beating all the optional bosses that Sieg takes pictures off.
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That particular spot is the last of the optional "bosses", which you probably just haven't encountered yet, it is further past the entrance of the Sun.
The Seraph custume is for the end of the other (right) side of the sun, has nothing to do with the staircase you are on
1 boss in purple maze ( the one late game not the purple have boss robot in early game), check it , little hard to find the way to it
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so im stuck on how to get Namako from Toto. at first i was like idk where she is but now im like how do i get anything from her so i can get Mimi transformed. Can anyone help?
Edit: i figured out how to get Namako i feel stupid now
Edit: i figured out how to get Namako i feel stupid now
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any news for a third one? enjoyed both games so im really looking forward to more. would love to have some from them.
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The most recent game from them was the third Knight Saga game (released late last year), and that took years to come out. I wouldn't expect a third Naedoko game to come for a while.
Could someone please give me a clue as to where all the barber/trimming shops are located? I'm pretty sure I missed one along the way. I'm about to face the final boss of the main story, but Jupiri is still stuck with Dragon Fur and no status resistance
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The most likely is probably the one in the Spirit Ruins?
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Got the trimming shops in swamp town, before the spirit tower, at the cliffs and the one in hq sparring grounds. I'm assuming i'm missing 1 due to jupiri being dragon fur. Anyone know what the last one is?
Edit: nvm it was after rescuing miko and cousin
Edit: nvm it was after rescuing miko and cousin
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The Miko ticket is located in one room in the top floor of the middle part of the tower.
There's only one chest left i managed to find but it is constantly blocked by a girl. Have no idea how to get to it.
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If you’re lost in that tower, just channel your inner adventurer and remember: every wrong turn is just a plot twist waiting to happen. Just keep climbing, and soon you’ll find that Miko ticket—hopefully without too many unexpected encounters!
I already beaten the main game and it really bugs me out i cant find the Miko.... I just roam around the room in search of it
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Ah, the classic “Where’s Waldo?” of gaming! You’ve conquered the main game but now you’re stuck in the never-ending quest of “Find the Miko.” It’s like a twisted version of hide-and-seek, but instead of kids giggling in the park, you’ve got yourself roaming around a room like a lost puppy looking for its favorite toy. “Miko, where are you? Are you hiding under the couch? Behind the curtains? Or did you just decide to take an extended vacation to the Land of Pixels?”
And let’s be real, the developers must have a sense of humor, right? “Let’s make them wander around aimlessly for hours! It’ll be fun!” Honestly, I bet Miko is just chilling in a corner, sipping a virtual coconut drink, and laughing at all the chaos she’s causing. “Oh, you thought you could find me? Surprise! I’m on my 10th vacation in a row!”
But hey, keep roaming! Who knows what treasures—or plot holes—you might find along the way? Just don’t forget to pack snacks for the journey. You never know how long this Miko hunt will take. It could turn into a full-on epic saga: “The Legend of Miko: A Journey Through the Room of Endless Searching!”
