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Nippon Marathon
PS4

Nippon Marathon

11020 13 trophies 1,260 points 5.6% of players earned the platinum
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Base game

11020
  1. Nippon Legend Earn every trophy! 5.6%Very rare
  2. Now Incorporated Complete Story Mode with Snuguru Maestro 9.5%Very rare
  3. Renovate the Farm Complete Story Mode with J DARWIN 11.3%Very rare
  4. Save the Narwhals Complete Story Mode with Nishibori 9.7%Very rare
  5. Meet your Other Half Complete Story Mode with Zenbei 8.4%Very rare
  6. Secret trophy Its name and description stay hidden until you earn it. 30.5%Rare
  7. Secret trophy Its name and description stay hidden until you earn it. 7.6%Very rare
  8. Smelliest Player Be declared the smelliest - Get away from me! 74.8%Common
  9. Secret trophy Its name and description stay hidden until you earn it. 22%Rare
  10. Poor Man’s Chicken Traverse 200 metres in LOBSTER mode 16.4%Rare
  11. Turkey Trolley Get 3 strikes in a row in Go-Go Trolley Bowling 14.8%Very rare
  12. I Just Felt Like Runnin’ Finish a Full Marathon 27.1%Rare
  13. Travelling Enlightened Collect all Wedy Pages and become a Legendary Backpacker 6.2%Very rare

Trophy facts for Nippon Marathon

How many trophies does Nippon Marathon have?

Nippon Marathon (PS4) has 13 trophies: 1 platinum, 10 gold, 2 silver and 0 bronze, worth 1,260 trophy points in total.

How hard is the Nippon Marathon platinum trophy?

5.6% of players have earned the platinum trophy in Nippon Marathon. On PlayStation's rarity scale that is “Very rare”.

What is the rarest trophy in Nippon Marathon?

The rarest trophy that is not secret is “Nippon Legend” (Very rare), earned by 5.6% of players.

Does Nippon Marathon have secret trophies?

Yes, 3 of the 13 trophies are secret. Their names and descriptions stay hidden until you earn them, and this page keeps them hidden unless you choose to show them.

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