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Paws & Clean: Japan
PS5

Paws & Clean: Japan

11032 16 trophies 1,320 points 72.8% of players earned the platinum
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Base game

11032
  1. Master of Yamato School Unlock all trophies in Paws & Clean: Japan School. 72.8%Common
  2. First Encounter Meet your first student and listen to their story. 96.6%Common
  3. Hallway Curiosity Interact with 2 students 94.8%Common
  4. Curious Cat Interact with 3 students 91.8%Common
  5. The Shy One Meet 4 students 88.6%Common
  6. Second Floor Arrival Reach the second floor 88.6%Common
  7. Library Tales Discover 5 students 85.7%Common
  8. The Music Dreamer Discover 6 students in the school 83%Common
  9. The Artist’s Secret Discover 7 students 81%Common
  10. Third Floor Discovery Visit the third floor. 83.8%Common
  11. The Rooftop Moment Reach the rooftop 81.5%Common
  12. Teacher’s Story Find 8 students, with the final one revealed to be the hidden teacher. 78.8%Common
  13. All Floors Visited Visit every floor of the school including the rooftop. 79%Common
  14. Friend of Everyone Become friends with 9 students by interacting with them. 77.5%Common
  15. Cat Connection Build a bond by letting your cat interact with 10 students. 76%Common
  16. Final Goodbye Find the last student in the school — the 11th student. 74.6%Common

Trophy facts for Paws & Clean: Japan

How many trophies does Paws & Clean: Japan have?

Paws & Clean: Japan (PS5) has 16 trophies: 1 platinum, 10 gold, 3 silver and 2 bronze, worth 1,320 trophy points in total.

How hard is the Paws & Clean: Japan platinum trophy?

72.8% of players have earned the platinum trophy in Paws & Clean: Japan. On PlayStation's rarity scale that is “Common”.

What is the rarest trophy in Paws & Clean: Japan?

The rarest trophy that is not secret is “Master of Yamato School” (Common), earned by 72.8% of players.

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