During the game you will have to give the Majin orders for him to do certain things, whether it be to open a door, to wait somewhere, to attack an enemy, etc.

Simply do any of these 500 times throughout the game and this trophy will unlock. This shouldn’t be too hard to get as you’ll be telling him what to do quite often. But if you want to get it quickly or are near the end of the game and it hasn’t popped yet, you can just find a safe area and keep pressing for him to wait and then for him to follow over and over again until the trophy unlocks.

While playing the game and exploring it's areas you’ll find flowers that are shining blue. You can pick a small blue fruit from these flowers and feed it to the Majin to heal him. You can only carry five at a time, but you will see far more than ten throughout the course of the game and they also respawn over time. Feed the Majin ten of these fruit and the trophy will unlock. This will probably come without trying for it, unless your Majin NEVER takes damage.

These are the green, almost heart shaped fruits that you’ll find in the game and feed to the Majin, each one will upgrade his health bar. There are 9 total in the game, once you find them all, the trophy will unlock. For more info see Ultimate Purification Power.

These are the red spiked fruits that you’ll find in the game and feed to the Majin, each one will upgrade his strength. There are 9 total in the game, once you find them all, the trophy will unlock. For more info see Ultimate Purification Power.

See One of a Kind.

Simply fight and defeat 500 enemies and this trophy will unlock, this should come over time while playing the game normally. If for some reason you haven’t got it before you beat the game there is a good spot near the end of the game that you can grind out kills. See Brave One.

This trophy is easy to miss if you’re not actively trying to get it throughout the entire game but due to a couple good spots to farm it, if necessary, it is not missable. Trap kills are any time you use the Majin to push down a wall or boulder onto enemies, also any time you throw a stone at a land mine (red eyeball looking things that you’ll see on the ground/walls) and it kills an enemy.

There are not many chances in the game to use the Majin for this so when you do get the opportunity make sure you get as many kills as possible with the boulder/wall you’re pushing. Also any time you see a mine like I described above, try your best to kill a nearby enemy with it, you may have to weaken the enemy a bit by hitting them a few times first before the mine will kill them.

Refer to this thread for info on good places to farm this out.

Trap Master Farming Confirmed!!

Thanks to ANUBUSNYC and Legoman for finding them!

There are several treasure chests throughout the game and just as the trophy description says you must open all of them to unlock this trophy. Thankfully the in game map helps you out quite a bit with finding them.

When you pull up the map with the select button you will notice boxes with question marks on the top left side of the screen underneath where it says what area you’re in, this tells you how many items/treasure chests/memory shards/fruit are in the area. It doesn’t tell you exactly what those question marks represent until you find them, but it does tell you that there are collectables left in that area to grab which makes all the collectable trophies in the game quite easy to obtain. None of the chests are difficult to find, some require you to back track later in the game once you’ve acquired the right Majin power to help you get them, but you really shouldn’t have too much trouble finding them in general. Each area in the game is usually pretty small so searching them doesn’t take too much time or effort. I found them all with no help from any guide or walkthrough.

If you die during combat there will be a brief period before you get the game over screen. During this time if the Majin is close by and not incapacitated in some way himself he will come over and begin to heal you like he does outside of battle if you just stand still near him. After he does this for a few seconds you will revive and be able to continue fighting. Once the Majin does this three times the trophy will unlock. This will probably happen while playing regularly but if you NEVER die, then simply die on purpose when the Majin is near you to get this trophy.

In order to talk to the Majin you need to be standing beside him and press . Do this 100 times to unlock this trophy. You can take your time doing this as he will have different things to say to you throughout the game or if you just want to get it quickly just keep talking to him over and over again until the trophy pops.

See Majin Knight.

There are two enemies in the game that can grab hold of or jump onto the Majin, when this happens, his health will start to drain and he will call to you for help. Simply attack the enemy that is hurting the Majin to knock him away for it to count towards this trophy. The first enemy that you’ll encounter that does this is the “dog like” creature that alerts other enemies to your presence. They will jump onto the Majin’s back where you can then knock them off. The other enemy that does this is a phantom/ghost like enemy that shoots out a blue aura at the Majin that traps him and begins draining his health. Again, simply hit this enemy to stop it.

Once you do this thirty times the trophy will unlock. When fighting these enemies in the game I would usually not attack them at first to make sure they would do this to the Majin atleast once or twice before we killed them. Doing it this way you should have no problem getting this before the end of the game as there are quite of few of these enemy types.

Later in the game you will start to encounter enemies with tentacle-like arms that perform whip attacks on you, normally when their attack hits it covers you in a "black goo" that slows your movement. You'll know this when it happens as the game will prompt you to shake the left analog stick to break free. Have this happen 10 times for the trophy to unlock. You will fight a lot of these enemy types throughout the game so no need to try too hard for this one as it will probably unlock while just playing the game normally.

I had to play through the game again to test the requirements for this trophy as the description is quite vague but I'd still like to thank Mitsuru Kirijo and Absolution05 for helping me try and figure this one out.

You will fight a LOT of shielded enemies throughout the game, more so towards the end, but regardless, this trophy should come without you even needing to try for it. Simply attack shielded enemies whenever you see them and once you’ve done it over 100 times the trophy will pop. If for some reason you do not have this before the end of the game, enemies do respawn in several areas and it shouldn’t be too hard to track some down to help you get it.

There are several times during the game that you will have to play a stealth section where you’re encouraged to sneak around enemies rather than take them head on. During these sections or any other time during the game that you get the chance to get behind an enemy without them noticing you’ll notice come up on the bottom of the screen, push it and you will perform a stealth kill or “sneak attack” on the enemy. Do this 50 times and the trophy will unlock.

I unlocked this trophy without trying too hard for it and it shouldn’t be a problem for most, just make sure that any time you get the opportunity to perform a sneak attack you do. Once again, enemies do respawn in certain areas so you can farm this one out if you need too.

A combination attack is any time the Majin has stunned an enemy and a prompt appears at the bottom of the screen with both your head and his showing beside it (Their heads look the same as they do displayed beside their life bars). Push and then you and the Majin will perform a combo attack, usually finishing off the enemy.

Note that you must be somewhat close to the Majin to do these attacks, you can tell if the Majin is too far away if his head is not displayed beside at the bottom of the screen. If only Tepeu’s head is, he will perform a finisher of his own and this will NOT count towards this trophy.

You may have to grind a bit for this trophy if you don’t tend to pull these off very often, they’re not hard to do by any means but by the end of the game I did not have this one. So just make sure you’re doing it as often as possible and if needed you can grind it out later in the game. See Brave One.

While in combat and performing combination attacks with the Majin you will notice a bar filling up at the bottom of the screen, every time you successfully pull off a combination attack this bar will continue to fill. Once it’s full it will begin flashing, if you perform another combination attack in this time instead of the normal combo attack animations you will do a more powerful “finish attack”. You will know if you’ve done one as time slows down for a bit while you’re in the air. These attacks also have an area effect so it will damage and sometimes kill any nearby enemies as well, not just the stunned enemy that you performed the attack on. Once you’ve defeated 50 enemies with finish attacks this trophy will unlock. Elemental finish attacks also count towards this trophy, I’ll explain more on those later.

Like I explained in the description for the Finish Master trophy, finish attacks have an area effect that can damage and/or kill nearby enemies. To get this trophy you must perform one that kills five or more enemies. There are a few places in the game that this is possible in. Below is a video that shows one of the best spots which is near the end of the game. This same spot is also a great place to get any remaining combat related trophies as this group of enemies constantly respawns.

Once you collect three full costume sets this will unlock. For more info see Cosplay Master.

There are seven different full costume sets you can find throughout the game, all of them except one can be found in pieces inside treasure chests. So as long as you get all the treasure chests in the game you will get all the costumes besides one which I will explain in a moment.

Each costume has a piece for the head, one for the wrists and then the main piece for the chest/rest of the body. Also, each piece of a costume besides the default one that you start the game with grants you additional abilities while you wear them, these could be anything from increased attack power to reducing the damage you'll take from certain enemies. It's always a good idea to check out new costume pieces as you get them to see what new ability they may have.

The one that you do not get by finding chests is the “First King” costume set. You are rewarded pieces of this set as you collect memory shards. There are a total of 35 memory shards in the game and they only appear at night time. Each area in the game that has collectables will have just ONE memory shard. So once you’ve found the shard for that area, you can move on to the next. You will know if you are missing a memory shard in an area the same way you’ll know if you’re missing a treasure chest or any other items by using the game map to see if there are any collectables left in the area you’re in.

Once you have collected all the costume sets this trophy will unlock.

Alright, this is going to be the biggest grind in the game, but even then it’s not too bad. In order to get this trophy you have to get Tepeu to his max level which is 31 and you have to get his friendship level with the Majin to max which is 21. By the end of the game I only had Tepeu at level 26 and the friendship level at 14 and I expect most people to be around the same as I fought every single enemy I came across.

Anyway, you level up Tepeu by collecting the life shards (blue orbs) that enemies drop when they’re defeated and you level up friendship by collecting the friendship shards (red orbs) that enemies drop when combination attacks or finish attacks are performed. You can check your current levels and the experience required to level up at any time by pausing the game and checking the Hero Status screen.

The best place to grind out this trophy (and the others that I referred to here) without having to wander all over the place looking for fights is the same place in the video I posted for the Battle Master trophy. Once you first enter this area and defeat the enemies in it, every time you go back here seven new enemies will continue to respawn there just as seen in the video. Defeat them, then run up the stair case and proceed down the right hallway until you enter the next room, look to your left and you will see another group of six enemies that you can farm kills on, defeat them and then go back the way you came, the original seven enemies will have respawned by now so fight them again. Do this over and over again until you get to max level. If you prefer to just stay in the first spot rather than running back and forth, another method to get the enemies to quickly respawn is to head to the the nearest save point change your costume and then exit. This respawns enemies immediately. Thanks to Aramintai for the tip.

By this point you probably have all the costume sets, luckily there are some pieces you can wear to help this process go a little quicker. The Bandit's Costume increases the amount of friendship shards that appear after a combination attack and the Bandit's Wristguard increases the amount of life shards that appear after a combination attack. Thanks to Mitsuru Kirijo for pointing this out.

While grinding experience here you can also be trying for any or all of the combat related trophies that you may have missed. There is also a couple save points nearby as well as some blue fruit to heal the Majin if needed. This might take a while depending on what levels you start doing it at, but I found it to be the quickest way to get it done and definitely the best place to grind for kills too.

Thanks a lot to Xan for originally pointing, myself and other users here, to this location in another thread.