NTE – Neverness to Everness Trophy Guide & Roadmap

Progress toward this requirement can be tracked through the in-game Achievement menu under 8-Track Background Noise (Battle) > Variation Movement V.

Bond is increased with Affection points, which are primarily gained by giving gifts to your characters in the Bond menu. You can give each character a total of 3 gifts per day, with an overall total of 10 gifts per day (not counting the item A Handwritten Letter which is only available through purchase or other limited means like the Warp Exchange). This means that you are very hard limited on how much you can increase Bond each day, and want to try and be optimized to do it in the quickest period of time. Each character requires a total of 56,000 Affection points to reach Bond/Affinity Level 10.

While you can give any gift to a character, each character has preferred items displayed in the Favorites list in their gift menu which will double the number of Affection points received. If you are giving a character 3 items each day that gives 200 Affection Points, it will take around 3 months per character not counting any extra items or Bond increases. For the characters you can invite to move in like Mint, you can also invite one a day to view a movie, as well as receive some one time bonuses by interacting with them in one of your properties and having them do Interact animations for the first time.

For the purposes of the guide, it is recommended to start doing this with the A Rank characters you can obtain for free through the story or frequently off the banners. You will have these characters for the longest overall, so can start working on Bond leveling early. Recommended items for each character are listed below, you can check the Favorites menu and select the item to view what location it is purchased from.

• Adler – Golden Dawn (Blue rarity vase)
• Aurelia – Fantasia (Blue rarity flowers)
• Haniel – Fantasia (Blue rarity flowers)
• Edgar – Boss’s Approval or HAHA (Green rarity stickers)
• Mint – Waltz (Blue rarity flowers)

If you do want to level other characters such as whichever S ranks you pull instead, you can check their favorites and then buy 1 of an item to confirm how many Affection points they give. Typically flowers or flower related items are the cheapest overall giving 200 points, but some characters such as Fadia have a relatively cheaper item (Glittering Ice vase) that will give 400 points as it is purple rarity.

Unlike most other trophies you cannot currently track the full requirement of this using the in-game achievement list. The achievement “Death is the Final Movement of All Life III” in the 8-Track Background Noise (Battle) category only tracks up to 200 total enemy defeats, and after that point you can’t currently tell how many total ultimate defeats you have obtained.

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These are then equipped through the Console menu on each character, and upgraded using either Manhole coins or other Cartridges. Upgrade a total of 3 orange Cartridges to level 20 to earn this trophy.

Upgrading Ascension levels requires two different items: ones dropped from normal Anomalies (enemies) and ones dropped from the Anomaly Zone Bubble Can Factory and claimed using Character Pixels (account energy). You can view each character’s required materials in their Ascension menu, and point yourself either to normal enemies that drop the common materials, or location of the Bubble Can Factory.

When you are starting out, your character’s max level is blocked by your current Appraisal Level, which is your overall “world level” that is determined by your Hunter (account) level. You will need to reach Appraisal Level 7 at Hunter level 55 be able to ascend characters to level 80.

Upgrading Ascension levels requires two different items: ones dropped from normal Anomalies (enemies) and ones dropped from the specific boss Anomaly Hunts that you unlock through completing Anomaly Commissions, and are then able to be claimed using Character Pixels (account energy). You can view each character’s required materials in their Ascension menu, and point yourself either to normal enemies that drop the common materials, or the location of the Anomaly Hunt that gives the required boss drop.

Progress toward this requirement can be tracked through the in-game Achievement menu under Distorted Ferrite (Develop) > Entomologist.

You can obtain a bunch of Dreamless Seeds from the Property Renovation Guide goals, phase rewards in the Cafe Management Guide, or traded in certain currency exchanges. The primary consistent way is by completing the daily Exploration Guide Participation goals where you will receive 4 each day from the 100 Participation score reward.

Each character requires a total of 54 Dreamless Seeds to upgrade to Life Skill level 5 (2 > 4 > 10 > 16 > 24). There is a second slot present on each character, but as of version 1.0 at launch, they don’t seem to be populated on any character so you would need a minimum of 10 characters to be able to upgrade skills 50 times. As more character become released and you obtain more then the total requirement would be lowered, as you wouldn’t need to fully max out Life Skill level on every character to reach 50 total. Because of this it is recommended that you max out Life Skill on Esper Zero (your main character) first, as their Life Skill increases Bond point gain on other characters. After that upgrade Life Skill levels on each character evenly so that you get increases across each character for lower amounts. If you are planning to play the game for a long time you will likely hit a point where you’ll have more Dreamless Seeds than you can actually use, but if you are trying to do this in the fastest way possible then you should spread the upgrades out.

Progress toward this requirement can be tracked through the in-game Achievement menu under A/B Flip/Side (City) > Max Out City Life!.

You automatically obtain 1 through the story at the end of Prologue 2, then need to purchase the rest by going to the dealerships and spending Fons, which is the black and gold currency primarily gained through the City Tycoon mode. This is the biggest currency sink required for trophies, as you aren’t required to buy more than one property aside from progressing the extra goals in City Tycoon. If you only spend Fons on vehicles for this requirement then it will require a total of 2.95 million to buy the 6 cheapest vehicles after the scooter you receive through the story. Depending on how you enjoy playing the Pink Paws Heist mode (which is recommended to be played because it is very good for earning Fons) you can also buy the two vehicles obtained exclusively through this mode for 20,000 and 30,000 Pink Paws Coins each.

This trophy is awarded for completing the first main episode Prologue I – Unforeseen Yet Foretold.

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Progress toward this requirement can be tracked through the in-game Achievement menu under 8-Track Background Noise (Battle) > Speed Above All IV.

This trophy is awarded near the end of the second main episode Prologue II – Good Business, Better Treasure after leaving the camera shop when you are automatically given your first vehicle.

Each real life day you have the selection of two options, with “Make a Sincere Wish” awarding you with Nacupeda’s Blessing for the day, typically giving either a small buff or Mhm! Coins which can be used at the Arc Exchange in the shop.

Progress toward this requirement can be tracked through the in-game Achievement menu under Gravity Type IV (Gameplay) > Mhm! Mhm! Mhm!.

Unfortunately this does not seem to count 100% of the time toward receiving the “punishment”, as sometimes you will just obtain a small amount of Beetle Coins, meaning you will need to take the Punishment option more than 30 times to actually receive the Punishment 30 total times.

Progress toward this requirement can be tracked through the in-game Achievement menu under Gravity Type IV (Gameplay) > Mhm? Mhm? Mhm?.

Progress toward this requirement can be tracked through the in-game Achievement menu under Single Frame Funk (Interest) > Worldline Convergence.

Account level functions similar to the way it does in most other gacha games, increasing through the gain of Hunter Level EXP which is earned through most activities throughout the game. Increasing your Hunter Level is what allows you to further upgrade characters after completing Ascension Limit quests, available every 10 levels starting from Hunter Level 20. Level 35 is only around halfway of how high you will need to level for all trophies, as you will need to reach level 60 to upgrade Characters and Arcs to level 80.

The Rewind feature uses the Bronze, Silver, and Gold coins that are obtained primarily through completions of the Rabbit Hole Anomaly Zone while you are trying to obtain Cartridges. “Hard” difficulty is how you obtain the orange rarity modules, and uses Gold coins.

These are then equipped through the Console menu on each character, and upgraded using either Manhole coins or other Modules. Upgrade any Orange Module to level 20 to earn this trophy.