Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night Batoteiros em Wii U (WiiU)

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Ligações rápidas

• Cheat Codes and Rewards
• All JoJo's Bizarre Adventure references
• OD Alucard references
• OD Nosferatu reference
• Nose Demon reference
• The Kunekune
• Shovel Knight
• Iga Boss Fight
• Castlevania character references
• 8-Bit Nightmare
• The Coachman
• Lightsaber & Decoded Description
• Piano Recital
• Unlockable Characters and Modes
• Unlimited MP
• Unlimited Ammo
• How to Get All Endings

Cheat Codes and Rewards

Batoteiros

When you start a new game, using one of the following cheat codes as your file name will give you the corresponding effect or reward. The game has an audio cue telling you your cheat code has been entered correctly and accepted.

Note: cheat codes are case sensitive and only one can be active per save file; renaming your save file will not have an effect. The one exception to this rule is the “NIGHTMARE” cheat, which permanently unlocks the ability to choose between all difficulties for any save file.

TEAMFAT – “A Kinda Funny Mask” accessory

BIGHEAD – Big Head mode

AWESOMEVIDEOGAMES – “Big Mustache” accessory

JEPSON – “Clockwork Blade” weapon

ALPHAOMEGASIN – “Darkness Descends” weapon

Akuma – “Dominus” weapon

INTHEBATHROOM – “Dumping Helmet”

DUNGEONITE – “Dungeonite Sword” weapon

TheSpeedGamers – “Final Hour” weapon

8MEGAPOWER – “Game Sack Strip” weapon

EGGFARM – “Guardian Egg Helm”

NIGHTMARE – Hard/Nightmare difficulty modes

Egoraptor – “Hey I’m Grump” accessory

Grumps – “I’m Not So Grump” accessory

Jarvis Meower – “Mega64 Helmet”

swimmingbird – “Plague Doctor Face” accessory

STEPHENPLAYS – “Sicilian Slicer” weapon

chuggaaconroy – “Space Helmet”

BULLFIGHTER – “The-Baz Mask” accessory

SPONGYVINE – “Vine Sword” weapon

All JoJo's Bizarre Adventure references

Ovos de Páscoa

Bloodstained has numerous references to the popular anime JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure, most likely due to the emphasis on vampires as antagonists in the show’s early seasons.

The Hyperventilator mask accessory might be a reference to the masks the main characters used in the second story arc, Battle Tendency, to train their Hamon powers, which relies on controlled breathing to channel energy.

The Fangshi Scarf, while not a clear reference in the English version, is known as the Sendo Scarf in the Japanese version. Sendo is another term used for Hamon.

By holding “up” on the D-Pad, you will make Miriam adopt a pose. The poses she uses are from JoJo.

There is also an accessory called the Stone Mask. This mask is a reference to the Stone Mask from JoJo, which transforms people into vampires.

Miriam can also summon creatures called Familiars that hover behind her. While this alone isn’t enough for Familiars to be a reference to Stands, one Familiar almost certainly is. Called Silver Knight, it can be found near the Crusader armor piece, suggesting it’s a reference to the Stand called Silver Chariot from the story arc of the story, Stardust Crusaders. (Note: while not identical to Silver Knight, Silver Chariot is a knight dressed in silver armor.)

Bloodstained also has a secret boss called Orlok Dracule, abbreviated OD. OD has an ability called Standstill, which allows him to stop time for a brief duration. Defeating him lets you use Standstill, as well. The way OD uses Standstill and attacks Miriam while she’s frozen mirrors that of how Dio uses Za Warudo (“The World”) to stop time in Stardust Crusaders. Meanwhile, OD written backwards, DO, would be pronounced Dio, so the use of his abbreviated name might also be a Dio reference.

OD Alucard references

Ovos de Páscoa

In addition to being a reference to Dio from JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure, the secret boss OD is also a reference to Alucard from the Castlevania series, sharing the same English and Japanese voice actors and the same middle name (Fahrenheit), as well as saying the line “Death is too kind for you!” which is a nod to Alucard’s line “Demon, death is too good for you!” in Symphony of the Night.

OD Nosferatu reference

Ovos de Páscoa

The name of the secret boss, Orlok Dracule, is a reference to not only Dracula, but also Count Orlok from the film Nosferatu. While Nosferatu was based on Dracula, they did not have permission to adapt it and therefore changed the vampire’s name to help avoid legal trouble.

Nose Demon reference

Ovos de Páscoa

The Nose Glasses accessory is a reference to the Nose Demon or N Demon from the Castlevania series.

The Kunekune

Ovos de Páscoa

The Kunekune secret enemy on the train in Bridge of Evil, and the way it jumps out at you when you draw close to it, is based on a Japanese urban legend about a “modern yokai” that can only be seen from a distance and will attack you if you get too close. The urban legend of the Kunekune was created through stories on the Internet, similar to Slender Man.

Shovel Knight

Ovos de Páscoa

The Shovel Armor enemy is a reference to Shovel Knight.

Iga Boss Fight

Ovos de Páscoa

The DLC Iga’s Back Pack includes a boss fight with Koji Igarashi, the game’s producer. His design and combat style are a reference to Castlevania’s Dracula, including an attack where he throws a wine glass in a manner similar to Dracula. Defeating him lets you use that move, as well.

Castlevania character references

Ovos de Páscoa

The names Lindsay has on her list to avenge are references to Castlevania characters.

8-Bit Nightmare

Ovos de Páscoa

The 8-bit Nightmare area is a reference both the original Castlevania games and this game’s prequel, Bloodstained Curse of the Moon, and its boss is a reference to the form Dracula takes in first Castlevania.

The Coachman

Ovos de Páscoa

The Coachman is a reference to the Boatman from Castlevania 2.

Lightsaber & Decoded Description

Ovos de Páscoa

The Encrypted Orchid resembles a lightsaber from Star Wars. Its description is unreadable, but actually can be deciphered, being converted from hexadecimal to letters and then decoded using the Vigenere Cipher, to finally read “a light saber with immense power.”

Piano Recital

Ovos de Páscoa

If you sit at the piano in the Garden of Silence area, Miriam will play the game’s main theme on the piano. With Carabosse there, she will sing. The video below includes both the Japanese and English versions.

Unlockable Characters and Modes

Desbloqueáveis

There are several character transformations and modes you can unlock.

• Lili – You need the Bunny Morphosis shard from Lili.
• Shovel Knight – You need the EX Shovel Armor from Shovel Armor.
• Speed Run mode – You must beat the game.
• Sound mode – You must beat the game with the good ending.
• Hard mode – Beat the game on normal difficulty.
• Nightmare mode – Beat the game on hard difficulty.

Note: Hard and Nightmare can be unlocked from the start by using the cheat code NIGHTMARE.

• Ultimate mode – Beat the game after killing the other heroes when you meet them instead of recruiting them.
• Boss Rush mode – Complete at least two different runs (recruiting all heroes for one run, killing all heroes for a second run, etc.)

Unlimited MP

Desbloqueáveis

If you get 100% of the shards, you can go to Johanne’s room to get Gebel’s Glasses, which grant you unlimited MP while equipped.

Unlimited Ammo

Desbloqueáveis

If you complete all of Susie’s cooking quests, you will get the Recycle hat, which grants you infinite ammo while equipped.

How to Get All Endings

Dicas

There are three different endings you can get.

To get the worst ending, you must defeat Gebel without using the Zangetsuto. Use the Reflector Ray Shard to reach him.

To get the bad ending, you must get the Zangetsuto and defeat Gebel.

To get the good ending, you must avoid killing Gebel and use the Zangetsuto on the moon once it turns red, then go to the Garden of Silence and slash the moon there to open a portal, which will take you to the areas you must progress through for this best ending.

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