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Ganbare! Super Strikers
PS5

Ganbare! Super Strikers

11034 18 trophies 1,350 points 39.3% of players earned the platinum
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Base game

11034
  1. Platinum Ganbare Get all other trophies. 39.3%Rare
  2. The Start Of A Legend Finish the Tutorial 70.6%Common
  3. Prologue And Beginning Win the match against Adachi 69.4%Common
  4. Fight With Your Heart Win the match against Itabashi 53.8%Common
  5. We'll Do It! Win the match against Meguro 49.3%Rare
  6. Aiming For Glory Win the match against Suginami 46.5%Rare
  7. Invisible Enemy Win the match against Nakano 45.3%Rare
  8. Another Strong Player Win the match against Minato 45.3%Rare
  9. You Must Not Fear Your Friend, The Ball! Win the match against Sumida 44.1%Rare
  10. The Choice Of A New Team!! Win the match against South Korea 43.7%Rare
  11. The War Starts!! Japan vs France Win the match against France 43.3%Rare
  12. The New Barrier Win the match against Germany 42.1%Rare
  13. Undying Team Work Win the match against Argentina 40.9%Rare
  14. From Japan To The World Win the match against Italy 40.5%Rare
  15. Will To Win Win the match against Spain 40.1%Rare
  16. Rising Sun Win the match against Brazil 39.7%Rare
  17. Tenacity, Definitely Tenacity Earn 10 stars 46.5%Rare
  18. Never Give Up Earn 20 stars 43.3%Rare

Trophy facts for Ganbare! Super Strikers

How many trophies does Ganbare! Super Strikers have?

Ganbare! Super Strikers (PS5) has 18 trophies: 1 platinum, 10 gold, 3 silver and 4 bronze, worth 1,350 trophy points in total.

How hard is the Ganbare! Super Strikers platinum trophy?

39.3% of players have earned the platinum trophy in Ganbare! Super Strikers. On PlayStation's rarity scale that is “Rare”.

What is the rarest trophy in Ganbare! Super Strikers?

The rarest trophy that is not secret is “Platinum Ganbare” (Rare), earned by 39.3% of players.

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