Base game
- Cazzarion: Jumping Tiger Cazzarion: Jumping Tiger 98.7%Common
- Collect 10 red coins Collect 10 red coins 99.1%Common
- Collect 20 red coins Collect 20 red coins 99.1%Common
- Collect 30 red coins Collect 30 red coins 98.7%Common
- Collect 10 orange coins Collect 10 orange coins 99.1%Common
- Collect 20 orange coins Collect 20 orange coins 99.1%Common
- Collect 30 orange coins Collect 30 orange coins 99.1%Common
- Collect 10 yellow coins Collect 10 yellow coins 99.1%Common
- Collect 20 yellow coins Collect 20 yellow coins 99.1%Common
- Collect 30 yellow coins Collect 30 yellow coins 98.7%Common
- Collect 10 green coins Collect 10 green coins 99.1%Common
- Collect 20 green coins Collect 20 green coins 99.1%Common
- Collect 30 green coins Collect 30 green coins 98.7%Common
- Collect 10 turquoise coins Collect 10 turquoise coins 99.1%Common
- Collect 20 turquoise coins Collect 20 turquoise coins 99.1%Common
- Collect 30 turquoise coins Collect 30 turquoise coins 99.1%Common
- Collect 10 blue coins Collect 10 blue coins 99.1%Common
- Collect 20 blue coins Collect 20 blue coins 99.1%Common
- Collect 30 blue coins Collect 30 blue coins 99.1%Common
- Collect 10 purple coins Collect 10 purple coins 99.5%Common
- Collect 20 purple coins Collect 20 purple coins 99.1%Common
- Collect 30 purple coins Collect 30 purple coins 98.7%Common
- Collect 10 pink coins Collect 10 pink coins 99.1%Common
- Collect 20 pink coins Collect 20 pink coins 99.1%Common
Trophy facts for Cazzarion: Jumping Tiger
How many trophies does Cazzarion: Jumping Tiger have?
Cazzarion: Jumping Tiger (PS4) has 24 trophies: 1 platinum, 7 gold, 8 silver and 8 bronze, worth 1,290 trophy points in total.
How hard is the Cazzarion: Jumping Tiger platinum trophy?
98.7% of players have earned the platinum trophy in Cazzarion: Jumping Tiger. On PlayStation's rarity scale that is “Common”.
What is the rarest trophy in Cazzarion: Jumping Tiger?
The rarest trophy that is not secret is “Cazzarion: Jumping Tiger” (Common), earned by 98.7% of players.
Trophy names, descriptions and rarity come from PlayStation. Guides open on their authors' own websites.



