If you’re the type of player who opens the trophy list before even playing your first match, MARVEL Tōkon: Fighting Souls has a pretty manageable list waiting for you.
There are 39 trophies on PlayStation, and after going through all the requirements, nothing immediately jumps out as one of those ridiculous fighting-game trophies that asks you to become a top-ranked online player or win hundreds of matches in a row.
There is a grind, though. A 500-battle requirement is going to be the big time sink, and you’ll also need to spend a decent amount of time in Character Lessons, Episode mode, and the various online modes.
The good news is that a lot of these objectives overlap. If you approach the Platinum properly instead of chasing every trophy individually, you’ll naturally knock out a huge portion of the list while working toward those 500 battles.
Below you’ll find the complete MARVEL Tōkon: Fighting Souls trophy list, what each trophy requires, all three hidden trophies, and the route I’d recommend if you want to get the Platinum efficiently.
Marvel Tōkon Fighting Souls Trophies Guide – Get 39 Trophies
MARVEL Tōkon: Fighting Souls has 39 trophies on PlayStation, divided into:
- 1 Platinum
- 4 Gold
- 6 Silver
- 28 Bronze
Steam players have 38 achievements instead. The requirements are otherwise the same; Steam simply doesn’t have the Platinum trophy awarded for completing everything else.
There are also three hidden trophies on PlayStation. I’ve put those in their own section further down so anyone who wants to discover them naturally can avoid seeing them.
All MARVEL Tōkon: Fighting Souls Trophies
Here is the complete trophy list and the requirement for unlocking each one.
| Trophy | Rarity | How to Unlock |
|---|---|---|
| Champion of the Universe | Platinum | Obtain all other trophies |
| I Can Do This All Day | Gold | Finish 500 battles, excluding Offline Versus and Training |
| Champion Buster | Gold | Clear the Champion Course in All-Star Arena |
| Avengers, Assemble! | Silver | Clear the Fighting Avengers scenario in Episode mode |
| To Me, My X-Men! | Silver | Clear the Unbreakable X-Men scenario in Episode mode |
| With Great Power Comes Great Responsibility | Silver | Clear the Amazing Guardians scenario in Episode mode |
| To Hell and Back | Silver | Clear the Samurai Outriders scenario in Episode mode |
| Kneel Before Doom! | Silver | Clear the Knights of Doom scenario in Episode mode |
| Weapon X | Silver | Clear 100 combo challenges in Character Lessons |
| The Prelude to Battle | Bronze | Clear the Startup Battle |
| Combo Aficionado | Bronze | Clear 10 combo challenges in Character Lessons |
| Everybody Needs a Hobby | Bronze | Customize your avatar |
| Roll the Tape! | Bronze | View any replay |
| New World | Bronze | Enter the Online Lobby |
| It’s Showtime | Bronze | Defeat the Promoter in Episodes |
| Heart of a Champion | Bronze | Clear any course in All-Star Arena |
| This is Where the Fun Begins | Bronze | Finish a battle in Versus |
| Ragnarok | Bronze | Win a game in Arcadia Rumble |
| Best. Activity. Ever. | Bronze | Play an Activity within the Open Lobby |
| Welcome to the Danger Room | Bronze | Create a room in Room Match |
| Ranking Up Without Fear | Bronze | Finish a Ranked Match |
| Let’s Take It Easy | Bronze | Finish 10 Casual Matches |
| Your Very Own Stamp of Approval | Bronze | Use a Sticker |
| Following in Their Footsteps | Bronze | Follow a player |
| Sidekick! | Bronze | Land 100 Assist actions, excluding Offline Versus and Training |
| Super Assemble! | Bronze | Land Super Assemble 10 times, excluding Offline Versus and Training |
| Tōkon Assemble! | Bronze | Land Tōkon Assemble 10 times, excluding Offline Versus and Training |
| Saw It Coming a Mile Away | Bronze | Land 10 Assemble Counters, excluding Offline Versus and Training |
| Crossover Event | Bronze | Land Crossover 10 times, excluding Offline Versus and Training |
| Right Back Atcha! | Bronze | Land Crossover Reflect 5 times, excluding Offline Versus and Training |
| Mashers Unite! | Bronze | Land 100 Link Attacks, excluding Offline Versus and Training |
| To the Sky! | Bronze | Land 10 Slam Launchers, excluding Offline Versus and Training |
| Wall Breaker | Bronze | Trigger 10 Breaks, excluding Offline Versus and Training |
| Super Human Precision | Bronze | Land 10 Super Skills, excluding Offline Versus and Training |
| The Ultimates | Bronze | Land 10 Ultimate Skills, excluding Offline Versus and Training |
| Smash! | Bronze | Land Assemble Smash 10 times, excluding Offline Versus and Training |
A quick warning before you start grinding the combat trophies: Offline Versus and Training don’t count toward many of them.
That’s easy to overlook. If you’re practicing 100 Assist actions in Training and wondering why nothing is unlocking, that’s the reason.
Hidden Trophies in MARVEL Tōkon: Fighting Souls
Minor trophy spoilers below.
There are three hidden trophies. They aren’t major story spoilers, but skip ahead if you’d rather uncover every hidden objective yourself.
| Hidden Trophy | Rarity | How to Unlock |
|---|---|---|
| Perfect Timing! | Bronze | Land a Perfect Reflect during battle, excluding Offline Versus and Training |
| The Watcher | Gold | Clear all Episodes |
| Deadpool Saves the Tokon Universe | Gold | Unlock all secret commands for the Command List using Deadpool |
Of these three, Deadpool Saves the Tokon Universe is easily the one that caught my attention.
Rather than asking you to simply win matches with Deadpool, you need to uncover all of his secret Command List commands. That’s exactly the kind of weird little objective I’d expect to be attached to Deadpool.
The Watcher, meanwhile, should come naturally if you’re planning to complete all of Episode mode for the individual team trophies anyway.
Fastest Way to Get the Platinum Trophy in MARVEL Tōkon
If you’re going for Champion of the Universe, I wouldn’t recommend jumping around the trophy menu and completing objectives randomly.
There’s quite a bit of overlap here.
My route would be:
Episode Mode → Character Lessons → All-Star Arena → quick miscellaneous trophies → online/combat grind → cleanup.
That way you’re learning the game while also making progress toward the Platinum instead of turning everything into a separate grind.
Step 1: Complete the Startup Battle
Start with the obvious one.
Completing the Startup Battle unlocks:
The Prelude to Battle – Bronze
There’s no reason to leave this sitting around until later. More importantly, you’re going to want a basic understanding of Tōkon’s systems before tackling combo challenges or heading online anyway.
Think of this as the starting point of your Platinum run.
Step 2: Complete All Episode Mode Scenarios
Episode mode gives you a surprisingly large chunk of the trophy list.
You’ll need to complete scenarios for all five official teams:
- Fighting Avengers
- Unbreakable X-Men
- Amazing Guardians
- Samurai Outriders
- Knights of Doom
Each scenario awards its own Silver trophy.
Finishing everything also gets you the hidden The Watcher Gold trophy, while It’s Showtime comes from defeating the Promoter during Episodes.
So you’re looking at seven trophies tied to Episode progression rather than just the five obvious Silver ones.
This is why I’d knock Episode mode out fairly early. You’re making substantial Platinum progress while also getting experience with different parts of the roster.
Step 3: Complete 100 Character Lesson Combo Challenges
Now we get to something that requires a little more effort.
There are two trophies associated with Character Lessons:
Combo Aficionado requires 10 completed combo challenges.
Weapon X requires 100 completed combo challenges.
The first should come very quickly. Weapon X is obviously the bigger commitment.
I wouldn’t sit there and force myself through 100 challenges with characters I don’t enjoy, though. Use this part of the trophy hunt to actually learn the roster.
Try several characters and complete their easier lessons. If somebody clicks with you, continue working through their challenges.
You’ll be making progress toward Weapon X while simultaneously figuring out who you might want on your main team.
That’s much better than treating all 100 challenges like homework.
Step 4: Complete All-Star Arena
There are two trophies you need to worry about here.
Heart of a Champion unlocks after clearing any All-Star Arena course.
The Gold Champion Buster requires you to clear the Champion Course.
If you’re eventually going for the Platinum, you’ll have to tackle the Champion Course regardless, so Heart of a Champion should naturally unlock along the way.
I’d do this after you’ve spent some time in Character Lessons. By then, you should have a better understanding of your main characters and their combos.
Step 5: Grab the Easy Miscellaneous Trophies
There’s a bunch of trophies on this list that barely qualify as a grind.
You just have to remember they exist.
For example, you’ll want to:
- Customize your avatar
- View a replay
- Enter the Online Lobby
- Play an Open Lobby Activity
- Create a Room Match
- Finish one Ranked Match
- Finish 10 Casual Matches
- Use a Sticker
- Follow another player
- Finish a Versus battle
- Win an Arcadia Rumble game
A few minutes spent deliberately checking these requirements off can clean up a surprising amount of the Bronze list.
Ragnarok may take slightly longer because you actually need to win an Arcadia Rumble game, but most of the others simply ask you to interact with a feature.
And notice that Ranking Up Without Fear only asks you to finish a Ranked Match.
You don’t have to win.
That’s something I appreciate about this trophy list. The game encourages you to try its online modes without demanding that casual trophy hunters suddenly become tournament players.
Step 6: Work on Combat Trophies While Grinding 500 Battles
This is the part where I’d strongly advise against chasing each trophy separately.
You eventually need to finish 500 eligible battles for the Gold trophy:
I Can Do This All Day
That’s a lot of matches.
Use those matches to work toward everything else.
You’ll need:
| Combat Requirement | Amount |
|---|---|
| Assist actions | 100 |
| Super Assemble | 10 |
| Tōkon Assemble | 10 |
| Assemble Counters | 10 |
| Crossover | 10 |
| Crossover Reflect | 5 |
| Link Attacks | 100 |
| Slam Launchers | 10 |
| Breaks | 10 |
| Super Skills | 10 |
| Ultimate Skills | 10 |
| Assemble Smash | 10 |
| Perfect Reflect | 1 |
Most of those numbers are tiny compared with 500 completed battles.
If you’re actively using Tōkon’s mechanics rather than playing every match the exact same way, a lot of these should disappear naturally long before you reach battle number 500.
The 100 Assist actions and 100 Link Attacks are larger requirements, but even those shouldn’t be particularly intimidating when spread across hundreds of matches.
Just remember again: Training and Offline Versus don’t count for these requirements.
Step 7: Get the Perfect Reflect Trophy
Perfect Timing! only requires one Perfect Reflect.
Sounds simple.
Whether it feels simple will depend on your timing.
I wouldn’t make this one of my first objectives. Learn the defensive system normally and keep attempting Perfect Reflects while you’re completing your hundreds of eligible battles.
You’ve got plenty of opportunities.
If you somehow reach the end of your online grind without landing one, then it becomes something worth specifically practicing and cleaning up.
Step 8: Complete Deadpool’s Secret Commands
The hidden Gold trophy Deadpool Saves the Tokon Universe requires you to unlock all secret commands for Deadpool’s Command List.
This is one of the few trophies I’d treat as its own objective rather than expecting it to happen automatically.
Once you’ve unlocked and experimented with Deadpool, start working through his commands and make sure you’ve discovered everything required by the trophy.
Considering it’s worth Gold, don’t leave it unnoticed until you’re sitting at 97% completion wondering what you’re missing.
Step 9: Finish the 500-Battle Grind
For many players, this will be the last major hurdle.
I Can Do This All Day requires 500 completed battles, excluding Offline Versus and Training.
The important word here is finish.
The trophy isn’t asking you to win 500 matches.
That makes a massive difference.
You can spend those battles learning new characters, practicing different team compositions, playing Casual matches, testing yourself in Ranked, and gradually improving without worrying about maintaining some absurd win rate.
I’d also avoid grinding all 500 matches purely for the number unless you’re desperate to get the Platinum immediately.
Play the game normally.
If you’ve completed everything else and you’re still short, then worry about grinding whatever remains.