Yakuza 3 Trophy Guide

Written by InnoSensei

Players: 1
Total Trophies: 45 (1 , 3 , 5 , 36 )
Hidden Trophies: 17 (3 , 14 )
Trophy Difficulty: 8/10
Online Trophies: None
Missable Trophies: None
Number of Required Playthroughs for :2
Suggested Number of Playthroughs: 2-3 (depending on skill)
Time to : 90+ hours

Is this a Game for you?

Do NOT get this game or try to this if:

-You hate Japan/the Japanese/Japanese things

-Your looking for a quick
-See Ultimate Challenger and Minigame Master, ignore this game if you think those are too
hard, annoying, or tedious
-Hate Brawlers

The Guide Breakdown

First Post:
-General Tips
-Trophy Guide

Second Post:
-Substories List
-Minigame List, with tips for requirements towards Minigame Master
-Ultimate Challenger Tips and Strategies

General Tips

-Play the first playthrough normally, there is no real reason you have to rush any of the
trophies during this playthrough, most of the trophies are obtained easier during the Post
Game (in Premium Adventure Mode)
-It's a good idea to keep a couple healing/HEAT items with you at all times, some of the
random encounters can actually be a little tough at times
-When Going for Master Environmentalist and/or the Fishing part of Minigame Master, it is
good idea to alternate between fishing and collecting garbage/stuff in boxes.
-Some of the trophies can be tracked by looking at your statistics in the Hideout.
-It is a good idea to get Walking Bank, before getting Tag Hoarder, Chip Hoarder, or certain
games for Minigame Master
-The Hardest and most annoying trophies in this game are Ultimate Challenger and
Minigame Master.
-Pretty much everything transfers between playthroughs so there is no fear in losing anything
-There are trophies for MOST chapters, there is no trophy for chapter 9 or 11.
-For Substory Completionist, having substories completed or finished still count towards
Substory Completionist. When a substory is "finished" that means you did not get the "good"
completion of that substory, but it will still count as completed. There are 2 differences
between completed and finished. Complete counts towards the overall game completion (if
you aim for 100% game completion in the Hideout) and the rewards you get from substories
-For ALL gambling games (whether in the Gambling Hall or Casino), there is a such thing as
being at a "good" or "bad" game. I would play about 5 rounds to see how my luck is doing, if
I am really losing it, then I would leave the table and come back (your luck is different every
time you join a game). If I am doing good I will stay and play it out.
-Do not be afraid to use the items that help you with gambling, I suggest you use them only if
you find a good table, to make your luck even better

Trophy List

Trophies are listed in XMB order.

 Platinum Trophy: Earn all other trophies in the game.

To get Kiryu Kazuma's Bust, you must prove your worth by acquiring all the other trophies.

Majima Defeated: Defeat Majima in Chapter 1.

Story related, cannot be missed.

Rikiya Defeated: Defeat Rikiya in Chapter 2.

Story related, cannot be missed.

Tamashiro Defeated: Defeat Tamashiro in Chapter 3.

Story related, cannot be missed.

Hasebe Defeated: Defeat Hasebe in Chapter 4.

Story related, cannot be missed.

Mysterious Foreigner Defeated: Defeat man in black suit in Chapter 5.

Story related, cannot be missed.

Kanda Defeated: Defeat Kanda in Chapter 6.

Story related, cannot be missed.

Majima Defeated Again: Defeat Majima again in Chapter 7.

Sequel to Majima Defeated, Story related, cannot be missed.

 Lau Ka Long Defeated: Defeat Lau Ka Long in Chapter 8.

Story related, cannot be missed.

Fuma Defeated: Defeat Fuma in Chapter 10.

Story related, cannot be missed.

Mine Defeated: Defeat Mine in Chapter 12.

Story related, cannot be missed.

Thank You! -Yakuza 3 Team-: Beat the Game.

Package deal trophy with Mine Defeated. This is an extra complimentary trophy which is the
final story related trophy and...cannot be missed.

Substory Dabbler: Complete 10 substories.

Prerequisite of Substory Completionist.

Substory Fan: Complete 30 substories.

See Substory Completionist.

Substory Enthusiast: Complete 50 substories.

The halfway marker of Substory Completionist.

Substory Addict: Complete 80 substories.

The "almost done" marker for Substory Completionist.

 Substory Completionist: Complete all substories.

Difficult if you do not have a guide (as in finding the substories). This trophy is one of the
time consuming trophies of the game. There are a total of 101 substories in the North
American version and 123 in the Japanese Version. For a list of all the North American
substories, look under the Substories List spoiler which is in my second post. I highly
recommend you wait to do this trophy in Premium Adventure Mode.

Here is a list of "missable" substories:

-Love Letter In A Bottle (Chapter 4) (Also Available again during Chapter 10)
-Dotting the Eye (Chapter 6)
-Girl From Back Home (Chapter 6)
-2 Fathers (Chapter 10)

These are considered "missable" because you lose access to them during the main game after
certain points of time, HOWEVER they become available again during Premium Adventure.
So if you miss any of these substories, or do not feel like doing them when they first show up,
there is no rush.

The Final Substory called Amon is only available when:

-All the other 100 substories are complete (or finished)

-All Hitmen Missions are complete
-All IF7 fights completed
-All Coliseum matches fought (you don't have to fight all the people in it)

Notes about Amon:

-Amon has been the final side boss of all the Yakuza games to date, so basically you could
say he is the Yakuza version of Ultima Weapon
-When fighting Amon, I highly recommend you load up on healing items
-He has about 6 life bars, and they do not deplete fast at all (especially on hard), so expect a
long fight

Fighting Amon:

-There are 3 "stages" to fighting Amon:

-Dual Light Sabers (I believe two Photon Blade RB's)
-Dual Pistols
-Dual Pistols II (He adds physical attacks to his gun attacks)
-During the fight when he has Dual Light Sabers, when it looks like hes "raving," you
CANNOT hurt him while he's doing that. Even after he stops his "rave" he will still be
invulnerable for about 2 seconds, DO NOT attempt to attack him, because he might just start
"raving" again.
-The safest way of fighting Amon is to guard his normal attacks, and build up your HEAT
gauge.
-During Amon's regular attacks you can counter him to help damage him. You can also pull
off HEAT actions on Amon, but the timing can be pretty brutal, you can get it if you practice
enough.
-During the Pistol fights NEVER stand too far away from him, he will probably hit you with
his 180 degree burst otherwise
-Also if you stand too far away from Amon, he has a bomb attack that he can throw at you,
and those hurt
-If you see Amon slip on the garbage on the ground and your close by... there is a chance you
will die instantly. Reason: when Amon slips on the garbage, he sometimes unleashes a ton of
bombs as he goes down, if your close by all the bombs will probably hit you.
-Side step behind his back then unleash your combo fury to his back, if Amon sidesteps,
quickly sidestep with him.
-Keep sidestepping around him to attack his back with full combos
-When Amon starts using melee attacks along with his guns (Dual Guns II), guard his attacks
to help build the HEAT gauge.

Here is a video to help you fight Amon, note the user in the video is fighting Amon on
EASY:
Toggle Spoiler

Once you beat Amon, you complete the final Substory and finally get this trophy, as an added
bonus, you get access to the strongest weapon in the game, the Golden Pistol. It has 800 ATK
and infinite ammo, with this you can do Testament to Strength easily.

Bounty Hunter: Apprehend all hitmen.

There are 20 hitmen to apprehend. Once you meet Ibuki, you will have access to start
capturing them. More hitmen become available throughout the main story. Once you get all
20 you unlock this trophy.

Key Collector: Open all the lockers in the top row in both Kamurocho and
Downtown Ryukyu

Similar to finding the secret packages in the GTA games, but can be harder to find because
some of them require the first person perspective to find them. The keys are hidden in both
towns Kamurocho and Ryukyu, 50 each. You only have to find keys 1-10 in both towns to
get this trophy. You will get the trophy after you open lockers 1-10 in both cities.

Key Locations ( means requires first person prespective):

Ryukyu Keys 1-10:

1: In the southwest corner of the Kariyushi Arcade and Market, next to a white/green striped
awning.
2: Inside Aqua Sky
3: Inside the Weapon Van
4: On the second floor of the market inside the arcade. Once you reach the top of the stairs,
look up at the fluorescent light bulbs.
5: Across from the Monorail Station is Ryukyu Trust Bank and Ebisu Pawn Shop. Look up in
the tree out front.
6: On Kubochi Road (West of the Monorail station). Investigate one of the pillars to find the
key.
7: Atop the wooden fence on the south side of the road out front of Sunshine Orphanage
8: Inside Ryukyu Nights
9: Public Market North, in between two planters.
10: On a chair inside Smile Burger

Kamurocho Keys 1-10:

1: In front of Club Sega on Nakamichi St.

2: To the west of the Coin Lockers, up on a wall above the yellow "No Littering" signs.
3: Near the entrance to Kanrai
4: In the empty space across the street from Park 3, up on the wall at the end, between two
outside unit air conditioners
5: On a tree at the base of the Milennium Tower's south side
6: Behind New Serena, on top of the brick wall near the blue vending machines
7: Inside Club Sega in the Square in front of the Theaters
8: On the floor inside M.E.B.
9: Inside the Parking Lot at Shichifuku, on the pipes on the north wall
10: On the ground on the southern alley running off to the west from Pink Street, near the
Divine Dragon tattoo parlor.

Gourmet Aficionado: Order the most expensive item(s) in all restaurants.

Basically you have to eat or drink the most expensive items at all the restaurants and bars.
Some of them will require you to have the magazine Tokyo Ishukan, in order to access the
"secret" items on some restaurant and bar menus. Not sure why you HAVE to have it with
you when eating at a restaurant, you cannot put it storage and hope for it to work. Tokyo
Ishukan can be purchased at your local Poppo. Make sure you do not have full HP when
trying to eat out, doing that is no different that going to a buffet on a full stomach. Here is the
list of all the items you will have to eat or drink:

Store, City: Item(s), Price

Matsuya, Kamurocho: Tuna Yamakake (L), 780
Café Alps, Kamurocho: Original Beef Curry Set, 1,500
Smile Burger, Kamurocho: Giga Smile Burger Set, 880 (Requires Tokyo Ishukan)
Smile Burger (Ryukyu): Giga Smile Burger Set, 880 (Requires Tokyo Ishukan)
PRONTO CAFE TIME(day time), Kamurocho: Cafe Mocha and Rich Egg Carbonara, 350
for Cafe Mocha and 730 for Rich Egg Carbonara
PRONTO BAR TIME(night time), Kamurocho: Laphroaig 10 Years and Jamon Iberico
(Ham), 700 for Laphroaig 10 Years and 1,000 for Jamon Iberico (Ham)
Gelateria, Kamurocho: Quadruple Scoop, 780 (Requires Tokyo Ishukan)
BLUE SEAL, Ryukyu: Pineapple, Ube, and Blue Wave, 270 each
Quickly, Ryukyu: Peanut Soya Bean Drink and Passion Fruit Juice, 350 each
Bantam, Kamurocho: The Macallan 30 Years, 5,250
Aqua Sky, Ryukyu: Laphroaig 30 Years, 5,200
Earth Angel, Kamurocho: Yamazaki 12 Years and Hibiki 17 Years Old, 700 each
Shellac, Kamurocho: The Macallan 1946, 40,000 (as of July 29, 2010 that is about $462 for
one glass)
Kyushu No. 1 Star, Kamurocho: Limited Ramen With the Works, 1,250 (Requires Tokyo
Ishukan)
Kanrai, Kamurocho: Special Limited Sirloin, 2,800 (Requires Tokyo Ishukan)
Sushi Gin, Kamurocho: Awabi and Uni, 3,000 each
Waraba, Ryukyu: Pig's Feet Soba and Glazed Pork Noodles, 800 each
SAM'S MAUI, Ryukyu: Deluxe Course Dinners 2, 5,500
Umachii, Ryukyu: 30 Proof Zampa: Umi No Iro and Sashimi Platter, 600 for 30 Proof
Zampa: Umi No Iro and 1,260 for Sashimi Platter

HEAT Action Pro: Finish 50 battles with HEAT actions.

This one is easy and straightforward. All you have to do is make sure when your fighting the
random encounters is use the special HEAT actions on the last guy standing, and make sure it
kills him (it usually does for random encounters). Do this 50 times and you'll unlock this
trophy.

Note: This trophy can be tracked in the hideout. Also once you get to 50 and the trophy, the
counter no longer goes up.

Legendary Champion: Claim victory in all Coliseum tournaments.

To do this one you must have access to the Coliseum. You will have to win all tournaments 3
times, with a couple of exceptions:
-Bomber GP only need to win once
-Hyper GP need to win 5 times
-Magnum Force need to win 5 times

Team Battle Partners

Some of the tournaments will require you to have a partner in order to fight. In order for them
to join you, you have to defeat them in the coliseum first (except Keigo). Here is a list of
partners and requirements for them to join you:

Maxim Soldadov: Outside the coliseum

Bruce Ebinuma: First win 50 encounter battles, Go the Earth Angel, a bar in the Champion
District, and talk to the two guys in the back. Bruce will arrive and you can talk to him.
Daiji Hiyama: Break 50 weapons in street battles then you'll find him in Smile Burger.
Keigo Jinno: You'll find two guys in Mach Bowling. Talk to them, fight Keigo afterwords he
will talk to you then walk with you to the coliseum, leave then come back. Talk to him again
and he will join you.
Masayuki Hatae: Play 5 full games of the batting cages. He'll be there when you do, unless
you score at least 1,200 in the hard cages and do the "#1 Draft Pick" Substory.

Some of the opponents in the coliseum can be very tough like Komaki (Kiryu's teacher), you
could even say some of the fights are harder than fighting Amon. To do the coliseum the
"easy" way is to look at the list of opponents and see if any of the hard challengers are on
there, if they are just quit out then try to join the tournament again. Do this until all the easier
opponents show up.

Tinkerer: Make a mod weapon.

This one is easy, once you get access to weapon/equipment modding just pick up some
magazines from the weapon modder and look for an easy recipe to make. Once you get all the
materials take them to the weapon modder and he will make it for you. You will unlock the
trophy afterwords.

Blogging Debut: Have your first Revelation.

This trophy is practically a gimme, because as soon as you meet Mack you will run into your
first revelation. Once you get the revelation and Kazuma finishes his speed texting, you
should unlock the trophy. Here is a list of all the Revelations in the game, and some of them
are pretty funny:

Where: Ryukyu, in East Ryukyu Street

When: Chapter 4, day, before leaving for Tokyo (after talking to Mack)
Who: An old lady on a scooter
Answer: Top Choice

Where: Kamurocho, Tenkaichi, across the street from Stardust.

When: Chapter 4, night, after coming to Tokyo
Who: A high school girl being harassed by a drunk businessman.
Answer: Bottom Choice

Where: Kamurocho, outside of Asia (after you watch the pole dancing show in Asia)
When: Chapter 5, after the mail from Mack
Who: A drunk dude pole dancing up high
Answer: Middle Choice

Where: Kamurocho, Inside Yoshida Batting Center

When: Chapter 5, after the mail from Mack, after learning the "Darma Evade"
(roll after sidestep) from Komaki
Who: Guy using the batting cages
Answer: Bottom Choice

Where: Kamurocho, inside Mach Bowl

When: Chapter 6, night, after the call from Rikiya in the M Store
Who: Guy bowling
Answer: Top Choice

Where: Kamurocho, end of street running off to the east from Senryou, north of
Shouwa
When: Chapter 6, night, after defeating Kanda
Who: Guy delivering noodles
Answer: Top Choice

Where: Kamurocho, on Kouenmae, near The West Park

When: Chapter 7, day
Who: Kid freaking out, asking dad to buy him toys
Answer: Middle Choice

Where: Kamurocho, Nakamichi, south of Club Sega, west side of street.

When: Chapter 9
Who: A lady bending down to get tissues used for advertising out of a box.
Answer: Middle Choice
Where: Ryukyu, in First Town's major interesection
When: Chapter 10 Day, after returning to Ryukyu and before going back to the Morninglory
Who: A guy looking all cowardly
Answer: Bottom Choice

Where: Ryukyu, at the dead-end in northeastern First Town

When: Chapter 10 Evening, after returning to the Morninglory
Who: A drunkard
Answer: Top Choice

Path of the Warrior: Encounter all the masters.

There are 3 masters to "encounter." The Inner Fighter 7 is not a master, but teaches some very
helpful Essences. Once you encounter all 3 you will receive this trophy:

Mack: Your "real" encounter with him is not when you run into him for your first revelation,
not when your chasing him done, but once you meet him in Purgatory (West Park). He trains
you in running.
Yonashiro: Shows up during the main story. Teaches you weapon masteries for nunchaku,
tonfu and kali sticks.
Komaki: available after you complete the mission Ryugujo Revived. You'll get a letter from
him handed to you once you complete the mission. This mission can be found behind
Millennium Tower. Komaki is a secret arts teacher, some of the skills will become very
useful to you.
Inner Fighter 7 (IF7): IF7 is an "arcade" game, which teaches you essences. In the south-
east section of the Champion District. There will be a guy who looks like a mad scientist, talk
to him.

Hat Trick: Get a hat trick in darts.

Easier said than done, basically when your up to throw, you have to get all 3 of your darts in
the Bull's Eye. This will require some practice. Once you get the Hat Trick you will acquire
this trophy.

Break Ace: Get a break ace in Nine-Ball pool.

Once again easier said than done, but this one was trouble for me. Comparing this to Hat
Trick, that one was a walk in the park. To get this one you have to be playing Nine-Ball pool,
your goal is to sink the 9 Ball on the Breaking Shot (the first shot of the game). The easiest,
but still pretty difficult way of doing this is to move the Cue Ball all the way left or right so
that it is near or against the table. Once there aim at the ball behind the 1 ball (the balls
behind the 1 ball is not always the same ball), but still make sure your going to hit the 1 Ball
otherwise you will scratch. It took me several tries to get this one, but you will get this one
eventually.

If you somehow managed to master the Break Ace, you can use this to Ace the Advanced and
Expert Computers when going for Minigame Master.

Karaoke King: Sing all songs at karaoke.

This one is straightforward and easy, all you have to do is sing all the songs at karaoke. Here
is a list of who sings what songs:

I Wanna Change: Haruka

Kamurocho Lullaby: Kiryu Kazuma
Where Has Your Touch Gone?: Riho Nishiyama (Kamurocho),
Shooting Star: Sayaka Araki (Kamurocho), Nemu (Kamurocho), Nao Kaneshiro (Ryukyu)
Saturday Night (Star) Lover: Eri Momoka (Kamurocho), Mika Tsuchiya (Ryukyu)
Summer Memories: Rina Sakurai (Kamurocho), Shizuka Muto (Kamurocho), Saya Unten
(Ryukyu)

Fowl Play: Get a turkey while bowling

For those who do not know what a turkey is, it is getting 3 strikes in a row. This trophy is
pretty easy, once you got your perfect striking shot, just do it 3 times in a row.

Tag Hoarder: Earn a combined total of 10,000 points in cee-lo, cho-han, koi-koi
an noicho-kabu.

The "Supposed to be" Description: Earn a combined total of 10,000 points in cee-lo, cho-han,
koi-koi, and oicho-kabu.

Easily acquired by for those going for Minigame Master. All you have to do is earn a
combined total of 10,000 points in cee-lo, cho-han, koi-koi, and oicho-kabu.
 Chip Hoarder: Earn a combined total of 10,000 points in poker, roulette, and
blackjack.

The casino version of Tag Hoarder, this trophy is also acquired easily when going for
Minigame Master. The very easy way of getting this trophy is to play roulette and put half of
your bet on Red and half on Black. Your chances of winning your money back will be 34/36
(because 0 and 00 count as something completely different). If you have the Zero Jewel you
can test your luck on 0 or 00 for a 50% chance of winning 36 times your winnings. These
tactics will also help you towards completion of Roulette for Minigame Master.

Pro Gamer: Complete trophy conditions for the games in the arcade.

This trophy can be misleading. When it says "Complete trophy conditions" this is not
intended towards Minigame Master. There are only 2 arcade minigames in Yakuza 3 (North
American version only), Crane Game and Boxcelios. For Boxcelios you only have to get top
ranking (unverified) of the high scores list. For Crane Game you have to get 10 items in the
game (they can be the same items). If you aim for Minigame Master, this trophy is easily
acquired along the way.

Skilled Hitter: Hit 2 panels with one ball in a Hard game at the batting cages.

This one is easy, all you have to do is aim between 2 panels in a Hard game and hit the ball.
If both panels light up, then this trophy is yours.

Power Driver: Hit a 350 yard drive in Competition Mode in golf.

This trophy is practically a gimme. While playing the golf minigame during the main
storyline, or when on your own towards Minigame Master, your bond to hit the ball as hard
as you can. You will earn this trophy with ease.

Big Tuna: Catch a tuna.

Milestone trophy towards Minigame Master. Basically all you have to do is catch a tuna, but
note the tuna is the hardest fish to catch in the game. I suggest you practice catching the other
fish (and trash) before attempting this trophy.

Note: While attempting this and aiming for the requirements towards Minigame Master, you
should remember to pick up boxes and trash that appear near the fishing spot. This way you
can also aim for Master Environmentalist, and Minigame Master at the same time.

Minigame Master: Complete all minigames.

This is problem trophy #1 of 2. Whether this trophy is harder than Ultimate Challenger will
be your own opinion, but I found this one harder. There are 16 Minigames to "Master" in the
North American Version and 20 in the Japanese Version. This trophy is so much trouble I'll
have to post the requirements and tips in my Second Post, under the Minigames section.

Ultimate Challenger: Play all rounds in Ultimate Skill mode after beating the
game.

Problem trophy #2 of 2. I think this trophy should be at least a or even . Just be glad you
do not have to get an S rank on all the challenges. All you have to do is play all 35
challenges, the hard part: getting to challenge 35, which requires you to pass all other
challenges. I will post a section in the Second Post, under the Ultimate Challenger section
for tips on PASSING (not S rank) the challenges. Once you have access to the final
challenge, just play it, win or lose you will unlock the trophy afterwords.

Testament to Strength: Beat the Game on Extra Hard.

This is the easiest in the game. First you must beat the game on Hard to unlock Extra
Hard. This trophy can be done the cheap way or the legitimate way. The legitimate way is to
play the game normally and finish it like any other game. The cheap way is to complete
Substory Completionist and get the Golden Pistol from your first playthrough (all items
transfer through playthroughs). The Golden Pistol makes the game go by in a flash.

Marathon Runner: Run 42.195 km.

All you have to do is run a real marathon ingame (1 marathon= 42.195 km). This can be done
easily without trying as long as you do not use the taxi services too often. Both Ryukyu and
Kamurocho are not really that big, so there really is not a reason for you to use the taxi
service, unless it's part of the story.

Note: This trophy can be tracked in the hideout. Once you reach 42.195 km and the trophy,
this counter no longer goes up.

Careless Dragon: Knock over 100 People.

This trophy is only time consuming, this is not very hard to do. Some people are easier to
knock over than others. When going for this trophy the easiest people to knock over are the
ones who are hunched over. Just run behind them and run through them, if they fall to the
ground that will count towards this trophy. You do not have to knock over the hunched over
people and you can knock anyone over. I have failed to knock over any girls or women.

Note: This trophy can be tracked in the hideout. Once you reach 100 knocked over and the
trophy, the counter no longer goes up.

People Watcher: Initiate 10 battles by using first-person mode.

This trophy is easy. All you have to do is find the random encounter, but do not actually run
into him. Instead when you see one of the encounters (you can tell who is a random encounter
by the area the guy is walking in or around) switch to first person mode using and look at
him. The screen should automatically zoom in onto the the guy and he will run up to you and
start a battle. Do this 10 times and the trophy will unlock after you finish the 10th battle.

Compulsive Vandal: Break 100 weapons picked up in battle.

You might get this trophy without trying, if you end up in lots of random battles. The easiest
way of getting this trophy is to pick up any items that are lying around and use them until
they break. Once you break 100 random items the trophy should unlock.

Note: This trophy can be tracked in the Hideout. Once you reach 100 Weapons Broken and
the trophy, the counter no longer goes up.
 Walking Bank: Accumulate 10,000,000 yen.

This trophy will definitely be time consuming on your part. You have to hold at least
10,000,000 yen all at once. I do not recommend doing this in real life (unless your as Bad***
as Kazuma), you probably will get jumped. Some of the random battles give a nice sum of
money (most I've seen is 50,000 yen). Completing the game gives a large amount of yen as
well (Extra Hard does not give Yen):

Easy: 1,000,000 yen

Normal: 2,000,000 yen
Hard: 3,000,000 yen

If you have the free DLC that comes with the game, some of the "games" within can give a
great deal of money as well. You can access these games in the House of Extras (looks like a
fortune teller). You can find them in game in Premium Adventure Mode on the Second Floor
of the Ryukyu Market or Purgatory in Kamurocho. I earned almost 400,000 Yen from
winning the first 2 battles of team battles. Once you reach at least 10,000,000 yen you will
unlock this trophy.

Note: I highly recommend that you do not attempt any of the Gambling Hall or Casino
minigame requirements towards Minigame Master, until you complete this trophy first.

Volunteer: Remove 5 pieces of garbage from Sunshine beach.

The 1/6 milestone towards Master Environmentalist.

Master Environmentalist: Remove 30 pieces of garbage from Sunshine beach.

This trophy can be a major pain. This trophy is purely time consuming. All you have to do is
pick up 30 pieces of trash off the beach. However most of the time you will find a box with
an item inside. This does NOT count towards this trophy. The fastest way of doing this is to
go to the fishing pole, start up the fishing minigame, but do not actually start fishing (unless
your still aiming to get the requirements towards Minigame Master). Instead back out of the
game and check the beach for boxes or trash. Trash is defined as a stick/branch, broken
umbrella, empty soda can, or empty boxes. Rinse and repeat this process until you find 30
pieces of trash. Once you get 30 trash items, you will unlock this trophy.