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Bunninjutsu
PS5

Bunninjutsu

1875 21 trophies 1,305 points 97.9% of players earned the platinum
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Base game

1875
  1. Black Belt Earn all Bunninjutsu trophies 97.9%Common
  2. First Steps Complete Level 1 97.9%Common
  3. Initial Rhythm Complete Level 5 97.9%Common
  4. White Belt Complete Level 10 97.9%Common
  5. Torii Apprentice Complete Level 15 97.9%Common
  6. Halfway There Complete Level 17 97.9%Common
  7. The First Alternation Perform 05 jumps in total 98.9%Common
  8. Double Jump! Perform 05 double jumps in total 98.9%Common
  9. Wall Kicks Perform 5 wall jumps in total 98.9%Common
  10. Rabbit Rhythm Perform 10 jumps in total 98.9%Common
  11. Wall Master Perform 05 wall jumps in the same level 98.9%Common
  12. Slow and Steady Die 5 times in total 97.9%Common
  13. Get Up and Go Activate your first checkpoint 98.9%Common
  14. No Help Activate 03 checkpoints in total 97.9%Common
  15. No Duplicates Activate a total of 05 checkpoints 97.9%Common
  16. Clean Climb Activate 8 checkpoints in total 97.9%Common
  17. Untouched Complete a level without dying 97.9%Common
  18. Resilience Complete two consecutive levels without dying 97.9%Common
  19. Falling Platforms Complete a level that has falling platforms 97.9%Common
  20. Moving Saws Complete a level that has saws 97.9%Common
  21. Wall is Life Perform 8 wall jumps in total 98.9%Common

Trophy facts for Bunninjutsu

How many trophies does Bunninjutsu have?

Bunninjutsu (PS5) has 21 trophies: 1 platinum, 8 gold, 7 silver and 5 bronze, worth 1,305 trophy points in total.

How hard is the Bunninjutsu platinum trophy?

97.9% of players have earned the platinum trophy in Bunninjutsu. On PlayStation's rarity scale that is “Common”.

What is the rarest trophy in Bunninjutsu?

The rarest trophy that is not secret is “Black Belt” (Common), earned by 97.9% of players.

Trophy names, descriptions and rarity come from PlayStation. Guides open on their authors' own websites.