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Clash of the Titans
First FAQ, so bear with me.
Table of Contents
I)  Controls
II)  Walkthrough
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I) Controls
A) Basic Controls
L stick - Movement
R Stick - Camera Control
A       - Jump
B       - Sub-weapon
X       - Fast Attack
Y       - Heavy Attack
LB      -  Sub-Weapon Steal
LT      - Lock-on
1    RB      - Soul Seize
RT      - Dodge
B) Combos
A+Y     - Helm Splitter
A+B     - sky (sub-weapon) attack
LT+RT   - Dodge attack
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WARNING! This is a FAQ! You obviously picked this up because you got lost or
want someone to hold your hand as you play. Therefore, it has SPOILERS! I don't
want my email clogged up with messages saying “Dude! You flippin spoiled the
whole flippin story! What the flip is wrong with you!?” In case you really
don't have a clue, ITS A MOVIE TIE-IN! So if you saw the movie, watched the
trailer for the movie, saw an advertisement for the movie, or saw the original
80's version, there is NOTHING to spoil! You travel through ancient Greece,
killing myths and takin names! (and heads, and tails, and wings, and vital
organs....you get the idea) Thank you for smoking, and enjoy this FAQ.
I) Walkthrough
A) Island of Paxos
As your game opens, you get the back story of how Zeus, Poseidon, and Hades
beat the Titans, and how Zeus royally screwed his brothers. Fast Forward to the
Island of Paxos, the first "base" of the game. Your mother tells you to check
up on your father at the docks, and hands you your sword, Xipos. From your
starting position, head southeast until a cut scene triggers, with the
villagers complaining about the "generosity" of the gods. Spyros, your father,
tells you to head home, because the docks have been taken over by a Siren.
Accept the quest when the prompt appears, and head further southeast. Another
cut scene appears, where Spyros tells you to just go home because he doesn't
want to lose his son. Aww.....Now the part that we bought this game for.
Remember the cute skeleton monsters from the original Clash of the Titans?
They're back, and serve as the basic cannon fodder for
the game. As you kill them, you will receive bulletins onscreen about how to
fight. Move forward, and the Siren appears. This fight serves as the basic boss
battle for the entire game. The first thing you should notice is that there
are three Bones, and the Siren. As you have no sub-weapon,the ones are there
just to drain your health, but when you face later bosses, these fodder enemies
will serve as a suitable refill point for the sub-weapons. On to the battle
proper!
The Siren has a simple pattern. She charges up a 4-5 shot water blast, and when
hit, teleports to a different location. Thankfully, the only movement she does
is the teleportation.  The Bones also have a simple pattern: overwhelm and
kill. However, they can easily be ignored for most of the battle, only taking
them on if you want to bum rush the Siren. Kill the Siren, view the Quest
Complete screen, and the fishermen will congratulate you.
After talking with the fishermen, go back to the house and talk to Marmara,
your mother. She tells you that your sister, Tekla, has disappeared, along
with a wreath that was meant as a gift to Zeus. Accept the quest and search for
the little brat. Before you can leave the village, however, Perseus discovers
Bubo, the mechanical owl. This little throwback to the 80's will save your
game, send you on challenge quests, and let you play your DLC. Save your game,
and as there are no challenge quests at this time, continue out of the village.
As you leave the gate, you are told to find her before nightfall. However,
there is no real time limit, though speed in completion will yield better
results at the quest cleared screen.
Once the quest begins, head east to the next screen, and watch as the
Underworld spits out enemies to maul you. Two whole Bones! The next screen is a
fork in the road, but as the gate to the upper areas is closed, head south.
Keep going in an east-ish direction, killing Bones, until you find your sister
praying to Zeus. After the cut scene, head back the way you came. Surprise!
There's a rock slide barring your path, and a new enemy appears. Now you face
skeletons with a breastplate and a hammer. Referred to as Bone Warriors
in-game, they have your first Sub-Weapon, the Skull Hammer. This weapon is
going to see a lot of use in the first 3 chapters, as it is a fairly fast heavy
assault weapon. All sub-weapons are used by pressing the B button, and consume
souls. Play Whack-a-Mole on the Bone Warriors that appear, stealing weapons
with LB and gaining souls. Once you get bored of killing them, go up to the
rock blocking your exit and hit it with your new hammer. Quest Complete!
Talk with your family, all three of them, and you will be forced to go to bed.
The next morning, soldiers have appeared on your island to destroy the idols of
the gods, and try to bribe the villagers to help them with a month's worth of
food. Go south, and Plato will come up and ask you about your shiny new hammer.
After he talks to you, sub-weapon reinforcement is now available! Time to
upgrade that new toy. Finesse and Skill portions are more important to upgrade,
but your mileage may vary. The finesse reduces the soul cost of the weapon, the
attack (obviously) raises the pain it inflicts, the skill section lets  you
improve and gain new ways of making splatter marks on the ground, and the
ability section give Perseus extra powers, simply by equipping the weapon in
the rotation.  By this point, you should be able to get two reinforcement
levels on the hammer. After upgrading, talk with Spyros, and bask in the
"loving praise" he has for the gods. The next quest becomes readily apparent.
Accept the quest, and after reassuring Spyros that you're not going to play
hero, go up north to exit the village and slaughter a few undead. Once you
appear on the wild side of the island, a new enemy appears. Called the Bone
Soldiers, they have two important features, a shield and the Rusty Blade. And
yes, you can steal the Rusty Blade. Although you cannot steal the shield,  it
is an important piece of information, because enemies with shields can only be
hurt with your strongest attacks, which at this point, is the AY combo and the
Skull Hammer.  The Hammer blow should knock them into the “Seize State” which
allows you to grab their weapon, and if you are good at timing, gift items
that will be used for upgrades. Now, if you have been a good little psycho,
you should be able to get some more upgrades. Again, your mileage may vary,
but try to fill up the skills and finesse portions. At this point, The Skull
Hammer can be maxed out on finesse and skills, and the Sky Twin Blade skill for
the Rusty Blade is also available. If you look to the northwest, you will see
a gate. Go through the gate, and you will find your first special enemy, the
Lost Spirit. MAKE SURE YOU STEAL ITS WEAPON! When you steal it, you now have
your first healing item, the Caduceusian Core. Upgrade the hockey out of this
item, as it will have a permanent home in your rotation. After clearing out the
area of enemies, stealing weapons and gaining gifts, the exit will be unsealed,
and the quest cleared screen appears. At this point, your first challenge
quest appears. All Challenge Quests will be detailed in its own sections.
Talk to the group of soldiers to find out that they are missing the
iconoclasts. Will you save them? Well, if we want to get on with the
god-slaying, we have to. Also, the game warns you that this is the last mission
on Paxos, though the Challenge Quests will still be there. Save your game, and
exit the village. Once on the hunt, go back to the area where we gained the
healing item (northwest area), and start slaying. Party guests include the
Fallen Warrior, and the Lost Spirit. Exit the area, and head to the fork. If
you wish, head south to kill a few Fallen Warriors, but the north fork is the
way to completing the quest. On the northern road, Soul Seize the Bones, and
smack the Bone Warriors for Skull Hammers. Jump across the rocks, and climb the
wall. Once the wall is behind you, you will be on a flat area with Multiple
Bones and Bone Warriors. If you are feeling lucky, dash through the crowd Soul
Seizing the Bones, and stealing from the Bone Warriors. However, to keep your
health (and sanity) intact, just use your hammers to clear the area. Jump
across the rocks again, and defeat the two Skeleton Soldiers. Jump up to the
climbable wall, and find the soldiers! .....well, crap, they're all dead. run
up to the least dead one, and he'll groan out a warning. Quest Complete!
...well, crap, they're dead. Well, what where you expecting? When you challenge
the gods, people will die.
Meet the bane of your existence, the Necropols. This one is the Hammer
sub-weapon family, of which we are well acquainted. Of course, there are
various enemies appearing, but rather than being difficult, its simply free
health and souls before a very long fight. Break the necropols with your
hammer, and the Bones and Fallen will disappear.
This Boss fight has two main enemies. First is the Harpy, then the Python. You
also receive a new ability, the Chain Seize. Simply fight with your main weapon
until it starts glowing, and hit RB. On to the fight!
There are two Harpies, one Python, and our favorite little twerps, the Bones.
Lock-on and knock the Harpies to the ground and give them a few hits to tear
off their wings, and gain a new Sub-Weapon, the Leathery Wing. This is the
other main boss fight, and is more of a “perform special action to beat”
mission. After getting as many Leathery Wings as you want, your sword will be
glowing with all the power a demi-god can muster, so perform the Chain Seize to
kill all demons in one blow. Congratulations! you have cleared the Island of
Paxmos!
A long cut scene appears, introducing the royal family. Andromeda gives a
rousing speech, her mother, Queen Cassiopeia declares a heresy, and Hades says
hello. After exchanging pleasantries with the god of the underworld, you have
some rabid statuary to take care of. To wit: two Stone Sentinels. Quick art
lesson: these are STONE soldiers, made by a hammer and chisel, so take them out
of this world the same way they came into it, a hard blow (or two) to the
head. Nothing else works, but please, prove me wrong. Think that's it? Heh,
what do you think this is? Mario? you have to deal with a second wave of four
Stone Sentinels, then another wave of four Stone Sentinels. Joining the last
wave are two Talos, which have a laser eye beam attack, and will try to punch
you. You have one saving grace in this fight, namely, they are all made of
stone, so while nothing but a hammer will hurt them, they also move slightly
faster than a land bound glacier. Stone Sentinels provide you with the Stone
Spartha, and the Talos give you the Spirit of Argos, which is simply hand to
hand fighting. If you run out of soul power, the Stone Soldiers can provide you
with souls if you hit them with the hammer, then hit RB to Soul Seize.
This next quest set is simply designed to prove to Draco that you are a
competent warrior. You do gain some new equipment, namely a set of armor, a new
sword (the Argos Sword), and a new base of operations! The first series of
quests is given by Draco, the second set by the guards standing by the exit,
the third by Draco again, and finally, the old man on the bench.
Meet the new Bones. These frog like demons, called, ironically enough, Killer
Frogs, are more annoying than the Bones ever were. For those of you who played
any Castlevania games, these are the Fleamen with no knives. All these do is
surround you and start jumping at you, which hurts, and knocks you back.
Thankfully, a single quick strike will kill them. After a few waves, Bone
Maulers appear. Despite the name, they are simply Bones that have a Crude Axe,
which you can steal. The final wave consists of Killer Frogs, Bone Maulers, and
King Frogs, which are larger, red colored Killer Frogs. Easiest quest so far.
This is the same idea as before, but now on a lighthouse! Bone Maulers, Bone
Archers, and Harpies inhabit this locale. For the laughs, spike a Harpy with
the Skull Hammer when its shadow is not visible. this will be an instant kill,
as the now stunned Harpy will plummet to its doom all the way to the ocean.
Poor hell birdies... remember, though, that in order to get a sub-weapon, you
have to go face to face, which is hard to do when the Harpies are plunging to
their doom. As a consolation prize, rip the Wooden Bow from the Bone Archer's
cold dead hands, and shoot it straight in the face. Don't worry about timing
here, just steal as you normally do.
Here we can't kill the people, they're just ignorant twerps that would rather
kill the princess tan try to kill the Kraken. As the name suggests, you can't
kill anyone, which is a shame as Prokopion could use a free Rusty Blade
lobotomy... Oh well, people will start bum rushing you. The first wave just has
one guy, but if you haven't learnt the intricacies of dodging, you WILL die.
After three attempts, the man will be overexerted, and try to catch his breath.
This is the signal you are waiting for. Once he straightens up, he will glow
like an enemy you can steal from. Do the button mash, and...judo throw him to
the ground. Rinse and Repeat until done. The difficulty arises in the
increasing number of bum rushers per wave. The second wave has two idiots,
third has three. Toss the tossers to the ground to get a quest cleared screen.
Any quest labeled Rivalry is nothing more than a pissing contest, simply kill
more enemies than your human....allies. You have 2:30 to kill as many Killer
Frogs as you can. Spam the X attack, and go for the groups, and you could clear
100 easily. At about the :30 mark, King Frog will show up. avoid him and
continue killing the Killer Frogs. My record was 88, while reading my e-mail,
so see if you can top it.
After smokin' the competition in Rivalry I, he wants a rematch in the Coliseum.
As these are your supposed allies, you can't simply wail on them with your
sub-weapons. In fact, sub-weapons are disabled for this one. Two waves of
soldiers will appear, two in the first and five in the second. Remember, they
have shields, so spam the AY attack. Punish them for their idiocy by breaking
their elbows through the family-safe fun of the steal attack. Complete it and
move on.
Another Kill all Enemies type quest. The Courtyard is clear of enemies when you
first run through it. The Bazaar is populated with Skeleton Soldiers, Maulers,
and Archers. Pick up a Horn Bow and a War Ax. Take on two waves, and move to
the Gate. The Skeletons all show up, from regular Soldiers, Archers, and
Maulers, to the new Warriors. Pretty simple stuff, smash with hammer, pick up
pieces... you get the drill. At the half way point, a Cockatrice will appear
out of nowhere and start spraying you with poison if you're too close, and will
launch tornadoes if you try to snipe it with the bows. At the quest clear
screen, you should walk away with yet another Hammer, the Spiked Club. The
Cockatrice has a feather type weapon, but you don't have the material needed to
activate the sub-weapon steal.
Rivalry II
Back to the Lighthouse for another pissing contest. Here you will encounter
Ornis and the Killer Frogs. Make sure that you sufficiently pad your count if
you want to go after Ornis' Harpy Feather sub-weapon. Again, about 2:30 time
limit for this quest.
Colosseum II
As before, the guards are not happy that you are a better monster slayer, so
they want to take it out of your hide with...padded sticks. The same rules from
the earlier colosseum battle apply, so you merely beat them up to make them
flash, jump them with your steal button, and slam them neck first to the
colosseum floor. Two waves again in this mission, consisting of a  wave of
three and five. Be careful, because two of the second wave come from directly
behind you.  Once complete, you will go to the last “real” mission of the area,
a little number called...
Swords Speak Louder
Draco, captain of the guards, finally believes that you know which end is
pointy on a sword, so he duels you one on one in the Colosseum. He has a
shield, and since he is not maggot food yet, he actually has some fight in him.
Colosseum rules still apply, so no healing or other sub-weapons. Make sure that
you dodge almost constantly, as he will hurt when he connects. Dodge to the
side as he swings, then Y attack to send him sprawling. The rules of
gentlemanly dueling have not been invented yet, so go ahead and stomp him flat
while he's down. After a few smack downs, he will flash, so be ready to do the
sub-weapon steal on him. Like other humans, he doesn't give you his sword, but
after a few flashy moves, hit the button to smack his wrist. He will drop his
sword, ask you who your teacher was, and shout “Again!”. Second verse, same as
the first. The third verse of this little ditty has a faster tempo, so dodge
like crazy, and only hit him when his sword is extended. Quest Complete!
Time to leave Argos on your quest to defeat the Kraken. But first, the idiots
of Argos that tried to riot in Pacifism are back, and hungry for another
helping of dirt casserole. Six people attack you, so dodge and attack like
you did in Pacifism. Draco joins you as a supporting character, but is useless
in this mission. However, Co-op mode is unlocked here. Simply have your best
friend Bob plug in his Xbox controller, and press Start. After the village
idiots are eating dirt, proceed past the boxes to meet the funniest hunters
you'll ever meet. Congratulations! Argos I is complete!
Ozal, Kucuk, and Draco will be your first supporting characters. After Kucuk
jokes about how a Pegasus is the most delicious meal ever, the swamp is made
available.
Kucuk and Ozak have missions for you, as well as Draco.
Fisherman's Son
Kucuk complains about the quality of food, and asks you to make good on your
training as a fishermen. He accompanies you on this mission, so lets get some
grub from the swamp!
The opening area contains Killer Frogs by the truckload, so kill them and
proceed over the bridge to enter the next area. This area brings back our old
friend, the Lost Spirit, and his neighbor, the Hellhound brothers. Remember,
Lost Spirits only submit to the dual blade attacks, and the Hellhound will give
you the Flame Core sub-weapon. Make sure to collect at least one, and equip it
to the spot of your choice. Cockatrices, Sirens, and Succubi will only let you
steal from them if you smack them around with the Flame Core family. Return to
the previous area, and jump off the bridge. Play dentist on the Hellhound, and
continue onwards on your quest for fresh fish!
After the load screen, you will be cut off from moving forwards by a wall of
red fire. Simply kill the frogs that appear to put out the flames. When the
flames are out, you can go either north or east. Head north to be attacked by
stronger frogs and two Lost Spirits. Defeat this group of enemies to find a
fishing spot, signified by a glowing dot on the ground. Approach it for a Quest
Complete.
Talk with either Draco or Ozal for your next mission. When talking to Draco,
Perseus hears an odd noise. Both of you go to investigate it.
The first area is infested with Hellhounds and Fallen Warriors, so clear them
out to unblock the path. Head east to the area that had the Lost Spirit and two
Hellhounds. The Lost Spirit has been replaced by a necropols, but the
Hellhounds are still there. Same as the last time we saw a necropols, the
enemies permanently respawn, so either go psycho on the poor beasts or hit the
necropols with your new Flame Core. Head back to the statue in the middle of
the area to receive the Blade of Olympus. Quest Cleared! You receive a baton.
Ozak has the last mission, so speak to him to find out how to capture a
Pegasus. The first area has a Flame Core necropols, destroy it to get to the
bridge. Jump off the bridge and head back to your fishing spot and head east
from it to wind up in the Pegasus hunting grounds.
The Pegasus stands in the corner of the map, spinning around in a circle. When
he flashes orange, you can slowly walk towards him, but remember to hide if he
turns towards you. Its basically red light/green light. Hide behind rocks when
necessary, and accept the fact that failure is definitely an option. When you
finally get close enough, hit the button, and play a long sub-weapon steal
game. Complete it to learn that the Horse Whisperer, Perseus ain't.
Once back at base, another Challenge quest becomes available. Also, it seems as
though the fish you caught had some mercury in it, as Ozal is quite sick. Talk
to him to enter the next quest, Herb Hunt. Jump off the bridge to head north,
and meet a few new faces. Namely, the Soul Eater, who gives you the first
Barrier Core. Head towards the Pegasus hunting grounds to complete the quest.
As you enter the hunting grounds, there will be an area to the left that goes
upward. Follow it to find the glowing healing herb. Quest complete, right? Not
quite yet. A swarm of Killer Frogs and King Frogs will appear. Focus on the
King Frogs, and if you wish, use your Spiked Club (you did steal it from a
Skeleton Warrior, right?) to perform a two sweep crowd control move. Once you
corner the market on frog legs, the Quest is finally Complete!
New Challenge quests are unlocked at this point, as well as the last mission of
the swamp. Talk to good old Draco to start this mission. Apparently, the only
way out of the swamp are pillars set up by the merchants who travel through
here. Find these pillars, and return to base. Jump off the bridge to meet a
Soul Eater and his Death Frog friends. Accept the Soul Eater's candy and
continue north. At the next screen, approach the glowing green pillar. After
announcing it to the world, continue north. Our eventual destination is the
area to the north of the fishing hole you found in the Fisherman's Son quest.
The second pillar you see is guarded by a Hellhound and two Soul Eaters. Rob
them blind and continue. At the fishing hole, turn north to see a bridge and
the third pillar. Cross the bridge and kill the two Soul Eaters to complete the
mission. SAVE YOUR GAME NOW!
As you enter the camp, you hear screams of pain from your companions. Caibos,
the Cursed King, has attacked your camp! Perseus and Draco tag team the
creature, so let's rumble.
Caibos:
At this point, all you want to do is knock a quarter of his health off to
activate the sub-weapon steal. He is strong, there are no Bones or Killer Frogs
to join the fun, and dodging is your bestest friend in the whole wide world.
All of his attacks will knock you down, so use Draco as cannon fodder and
attack Caibos from behind and the flanks. Again, knock a quarter of his health
off, initiate sub-weapon steal, and watch as the Cursed King bites Perseus'
arm. Draco comes in with a flying Dynamic Entry, and cuts off Caibos' arm.
Quest Complete!
The next quest is to follow the little turd so you can fully show your
displeasure at his attack. Follow the purplish blue bloodstains. Be careful of
the large puddles, as they spawn scorpions to attack you. Hit them with a Y
attack to flip them and open them up for a sub-weapon steal. Also, that bite is
poisonous, so don't dilly-dally. You're on the Death Clock here. If you fall
too low in health, use that Cadeceusian Core to heal yourself, and continue on.
Finally, you will find the desert, as well as a save game prompt.
You are still poisoned, so don't take too much time killing scorpions. Hit the
necropols with your hammer to... activate another necropols. Hit this one with
your dual blades, and the one after it with the Spirit of Argos. Enter the
cave, and meet Scorpiok.
The Young Scorpioks serve as Bones, so suck them dry to heal and power your
hammer. Use your hammer as a big ol' nutcracker and open his shell. After
enough punishment, the sub-weapon steal icon appears, so use it and bring him
down! Quest Complete!
After a cut scene where Io heals you, talk to Draco to find that the Djinn have
been attacked by a herd of Satyros. Io asks that you negotiate with them, so
accept the quest. After finding out that Hades has put a bounty on your head,
its time to switch negotiating styles. Defeat all the Satyros to add to your
weapon collection, and receive a Quest Complete!
The next Quest is a simple defense mission. Keep the herds of Satyros away from
your camp, mainly by slaughtering them. After about four waves of enemies,
consisting of Soldier, Warrior, and Archer class enemies, you will receive a
Quest Complete!
You now have a choice, Divide and Conquer, or Infiltrate. Draco tells you that
the Satyros are going to receive a one-two punch, first from the brothers as
they provide chaos in the valley you were just in, and then by Draco
infiltrating the main camp and killing the chieftain.
Infiltrate:
First things first, you need to open the door. Do so by ringing the doorbell,
or in this case, smashing the eyeballs stuck on sticks in the area.  When the
door opens, kill the two butlers just inside and crash the party! The second
area has another two eyeballs to kill, so first head west, to the very edge to
find the first eyeball, and the second is found by looking at the mini-map,
and finding the southern pointing arrow area. It can only be accessed by a
climbing wall. Open the door to find the boss.
The Boss for this section is a two on two team match. Perseus and Draco versus
Cyclops and the Saytros Chieftain. Focus your attention on the Chieftain, as he
is far quicker and more annoying. The Chieftain is really just a souped-up
soldier, complete with shield, so put your best hammer on an slam him into the
ground. After the Cheiftain is dead, kill the Cyclops. The Cyclops can be
blinded for a moment by hitting his one eye with an arrow, so equip
accordingly. As far as attack patterns go, the Cyclops will slam the ground
repeatedly with his hammers, so dodge that, and every once in a while, he'll
fall backwards. Get some cheap, charged hammer shots here. For an easier time
of this battle, once the Chieftain is gone, stay right up behind the Cyclops'
leg. Doing so will protect you from his hammer blows, so you can deliver the
pain. Also, if you get knocked out of the sub-weapon steal, the Cyclops does
not gain new hammers. If you knock both of the hammers away, he will try to
grab you. Capture means he will feed, so try to dodge, ne?  After felling both
beasts, Quest Complete!
When you appear back at camp, Draco tells you that you need the seven seeds of
the rafflesia plant to defeat the Sand Worm and continue to the mountain. Pick
the partner you want and accept the quest.
Head to the Pegasus hunting grounds to find the flower. This little bugger is
ornery, and gives you its seeds as a high velocity mortar attack. Kill it to
harvest a seed. Collect the three here, and go back to the fishing hole. Head
as far north as possible to find two more flowers, guarded by Hellhounds. Go to
the area west-ish of the bridge to find the last two flowers. Kill them all
for their seeds, and Quest Complete!
Head back to the arena where you fought Scorpiok. Now you will fight a giant
sand worm. It has three main attacks. The first is a body slam, the second is
the mucus shot, and the third attack consists of it retreating into a sand
whirlpool, then launching out to hit you. At the three quarter mark, it will
spawn sidewinders. Kill them to return to the fight. At the halftime show,
Satyros cheerleaders show up. After that, its a simple brawl-fest to activate
sub-weapon steals. Three of those will kill this thing. This ain't the end
folks. Head northward to find the true boss. If you thought that first one was
huge, this one tops it easily. You fight on a long ledge, where it can slam
down or belch huge rings of phlegm at you. There are Bones and Sidewinders here
as well, but a body slam from the boss kills them off. Once it gets to half
health, a sub-weapon steal occurs. Press the button to tour its digestive
tract, placing the seeds as you go. Keep it up, and the explosion at the end
will kill the boss. Quest Complete!
Now you meet the witches. After talking with them, they instigate a game of
monkey in the middle. You're the monkey. Catch the flying eyeball with the
sub-weapon steal, and they will relent. No, they won't tell you how to kill
the Kraken, but they will in exchange for certain ...favors. You also receive
the Spirit of Ambition sub-weapon. Talk with each one to access the missions
they have.
The first witch decides to tempt you with Succubi, so go to the mountain and
prove her wrong. There is nothing special about the mountain, so I will merely
mention the enemies that appear. Sirens, Death Soldiers and Archers appear here
on all three missions, as well as Sightless. For this quest, Succubi appear.
They, like the Sirens, will give up a sub-weapon if hit with fire. Kill all
Succubi (around ten) to finish this quest.
Next up, some Centaurs are squatting on the mountain, so clear them out. Same
mountain, same enemies, except that Centaurs replace Succubi, and we get to
meet the Behold...er... Eye of Death. The Centaurs give you a new dual-wield
blade, so collect it as they charge past you. Again, about ten Centaurs will
spawn, so have fun and keep the bloodstains to a minimum.
The third mission is to pluck out the Centaur Leader's eyeballs, for eyeball
soup. Simply follow the map until you find a sunken arena. Along the way, you
will be accosted by all the enemies you faced before on the mountain, so keep
yourself healed up. Enter the arena to face off against a giant Centaur Slayer.
Steal his weapon and gut him to Complete the Quest.
Once the three are satisfied, they tell you to kill the Chimera. You are sent
back to the desert for this one. Simply follow the Chimera's flight path, or
head to the arena where you met the slightly gigantic sand worm. The Chimera,
like the myth states, has a lion's head, with a goat's head above it, and a
snake for a tail. This one also has wings, so watch out for any aerial moves it
makes. The lion breathes fire, the goat calls down lightening, and the snake
spews poison. Claw swipe and body slam round out the attack roster. Hammers,
Dual Blades, and the Y button are all good choices, and if you upgraded the
Cyclops' hammer, you can get two free hay maker swings at the boss. Initiate
the sub-weapon steal to first stab the lion, then the goat, and finally, the
snake through the brain pans. Quest Cleared!
Its now time to leave the witches. Fight your way through the mountain until
you get to the sunken arena, where four necropols wait, along with Centaurs and
Death Soldiers. Smash the two necropols on the ground with your hammer, and hit
the last two with your bow and arrow. Like other necropols barriers, the
enemies disappear after the barrier is gone. After a cut scene showing how to
summon the ferryman plays, you are aboard Charon. At the front of the boat is
good ol' Bubo, so save and do some challenge quests. After doing any challenge
quests, talk to the soldier with the quest icon above him. H tells you to go
into the bowels of Charon where Io has hidden herself. Go down there and run
around till Io attacks you. She then gives you instructions in how to fight
Medusa, and UST occurs. A call comes from above decks that Harpies are
congregating. Go up there to find that its not just Harpies, but Ornisi
and Bones aboard as well. Kill them all, but try to save your soul power.
You have a nasty boss fight coming up, and only two Skeleton Archers to help
you. This boss is a serpent, made up of writhing, naked souls.    He
stays at a far distance, so use your bow, or if you don't like it, (ie, me)
use your Crude Axe to hit the hideous abomination. After about a half-inch of
life is gone, he will circle around the boat and fire souls at you. DO NOT AIM
AT HIS FACE. Turn completely around, target the glowy part of his tail, and
release all the pent up rage at having to look at this monster on his tail.
After a few rounds of this, (about a quarter of his life taken) he will go
off into the distance. No, he's not running, hes setting up his “Timber!”
attack. He will shoot straight up, snarl at you, then come at you like a
possessed roller coaster (not unlike those at Dismal World). Lock on and DO NOT
DODGE. When you see the icon, grab him with the LB, and complete the Quick Time
Action. You will rip a fang out and jab it into his eye socket. He backs off
and charges you again. Rinse and Repeat. Congratulations! Charon is Complete!
You are now in the Underworld proper, and Io has three quests for you. These
must be completed before you can access the Temple of Medusa. You and Draco
must kill the Basilisk, the Two-Headed Dog, and the Prometheus.
Killing the Basilisk
All of these missions are simple to complete, as you are merely doing a boss
rush attack. The Basilisk is guarded by two Skeletons, an Archer and a Warrior.
The Basilisk itself is a gargantuan, eight or ten legged lizard with a  helmet.
Harry can't stop this bad boy, but Perseus can, mainly by subtle application of
the Domination Hammer. Stock up on souls, then slam away. He will do a bum
rush, as well as spew poison from all the pores of his body. After the halftime
show, he will stand up and slam the ground, so time for some cheap hits. Once
he flashes, its all over.
Killing the Two-Headed Dog.
Highly annoying boss fight. First you have to kill a bunch of scorpions, then
two Hounds of Tartarus appear. Finally, after getting nearly killed, the boss
appears. Treat him like the dog he is. After a long and painful fight (which
will make you reach for a shotgun whenever you hear Fido growl), it's time to
move on.
Killing the Prometheus
This one is painful because you have a long wind up to the boss arena. All
barriers are controlled by necropols, and continue on. Bows, Axes, Hammers,
and Flame Cores will break them. After breaking them, the giant will appear.
This is simply a Cyclops battle, with the ever annoying sand worms EVERYWHERE!
If you can make the shot, hit the Prometheus with your bow in the eye, run up,
and take some free hits. Unlike the Cyclops, the strategy of hiding behind the
leg will not work. His attack patterns are similar to the Cyclops, but on
Speed.
After you kill the three and gain the keys they bear, time to open the gate.
Approach it and meet the new butler!
Skeleton King
This guy is bad  news, though you can get an achievement off him. Hammer of
the Forge should be used, rather than Domination Hammer, as it can crack his
armor in one hit. He shoots a laser out of his mouth, will swing his body
around, slinging rocks, and will try to sweep you up like some King Kong
wannabe. If you get too close, he will start charging a sphere burst shield.
Two Haymakers will stop that nonsense, but keep your souls charged on the
never-ending line of Bones. Kill him and enter the Temple of Medusa.
The Temple of Medusa is a confusing place, so type “Medusa's Temple map” to
get an idea of where to go. Basically, if there's a Talos with a door facing
it, take it. At the bottom, you will find Medusa. Four on one battle, and she
still wipes the floor with you. If her eyes glow, let go of the lock-on and
run like crap. If it hits, you die. She also does a break dance move, stay
far away. After each sub-weapon steal, you will lose a party member. After the
Djinn dies, she will gain a new attack. Each snake will shoot a petrification
beam at you, so start dodging and smacking her with the Domination Hammer.
Draco's death will destroy her tail, so you can get up close. Kill her to get
the Medusa's Gaze and one of her serpent-hair things. If you have been
religiously stealing sub-weapons, you should have the Power of “12” and the
Weapons Collector. If you don't have the Offer Gifts or the Blacksmith
achievement yet, what is your problem? There are no cookies for taking the
painful route, unless you do that so you can make a FAQ.
Once she's dead, leave the temple. Thankfully, the wrong ways are sealed, so
just keep going up. Eventually, you will exit, and talk with Io. However,
Caibos cuts the reunion short rather quickly. This battle is nowhere near
Medusa's difficulty, just go hacking away with your Y attacks. When he flashes,
sub-weapon steal and he reveals that he was married to your biological mother.
Don't you just love the Greeks and their habit of making crappy family trees?
Fly Pegasus Air back to Argos and find that the Queen is dead. Tell the King
that you don't have time for useless jackanapes like him, and go outside to
Pegasus. Unfortunately, the flock of Harpies will stop you. Defend Pegasus as
best you can, but you will be overwhelmed. The King tells you to take a short
cut through his palace, and he will fight with you. Kill the Death Maulers and
Warriors that appear, and go around the L shaped map. At the cut scene, the
king has a fatal encounter with some masonry, and you are back in the
courtyard.
The hunter brothers have returned, and this is the last base camp of the game.
Talk to Bubo, save, and complete any challenge quests you want. When done, talk
to Ozal. Select which brother you want to partner with, and carry on. Our goal
is to clear the courtyard and the bazaar. All the flavors of Death skeletons
show up, as well as two Cockatrices. Say it with me kids: “KILL! MAIM! RIP!
DESTROY!”
Once done, its time to introduce one ugly son of a god to another ugly
experiment of a god. Harpies appear during the battle with the Kraken, but they
simply are a distraction. Wait for the flash, and do the Quick-Time Event.
Congratulations, you ticked it off. Run up to the balcony, and wait for a harpy
to get in range. This QTE will result in you swinging from the harpies to the
Kraken, stabbing him a few times, and finally shoving Medusa's head into its
face. The Kraken has a few arena-wide moves to be leery of,  mainly the
tentacle sweep. The left tentacle will come at you from the side, then the
right one, and then a ground pounding blow from his fist.  Remember, you can't
hurt him, but QTE can kill him.
The game ain't over yet, sweetheart, you gotta talk to your father. Confront
Zeus on Olympus, and perform the QTE. Other endings may be possible, but this
one is a rather lackluster ending. Again, it may be because I completed this
game with a 69% completion rate, so let me know if the ending changes based on
that rate. If you play your saved file after the credits, you will appear on
Mount Olympus with Bubo.  More Challenge Quests appear, and now you can unlock
Days Gone Past, also known as replay main quest. More on that in the Challenge
Quests.
Congratulations! You were able to complete Clash of the Titans with an amazing
amount of hand-holding!
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Challenge Quests
Coming Soon
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III) List Of Sub-Weapons
A) Dual Swords
Rusty Blade
Ceremonial Blade
Stone Spartha
Butcher's Blade
Savage Blade
Durandal
Serrated Kopis
Warrior’s Might
Sentry's Sword
Falx
Flesh Ripper
Akinakes
Cursed Blade
Leonis
Hoplite Sword
Fang of Tartarus
Blade of Darkness
B) Hammer
Skull Hammer
Minoan Hammer
Spiked Club
Iron Hammer
Capricorn
Centaurian Satyros Idol
Mallet of the Forge
Domination Hammer
Hammer of Hephaestus
Cyclopean Maul
Fowl Play
Hand of Tartarus
C) Ax
Crude Ax
War Ax
Headsman's Ax
Idaea
Bronze Edge
Metal Hatchet
Goat Edge
Flat Axe
The Maw of Tartarus
Axe of Themis
D) Bow
Wooden Bow
Horn Bow
Appolyon Bow
Hunter Bow
Finger of Thanatos
Bow of the Monoceros
Sagittarius
Bone Bow
Gorgon’s Gaze
Bow of Eros
The Talon of Tartarus
Bow of Artemis
E) Martial Arts Core
Spirit of Argos
Hydra Soul
The Brothers
Libra
F) Flame Core
Flame Core
Arietis
Cereberusian Flame
Antares
G) Underworld Core
Cursed Orb
Orb of the Nameless
Gemiorum
Spirit of Ambition
H) Feather
Leathery Wing
Harpy Feather
Succubus Wing
Chimera Wing
Altair
Virginis
Erinyes Feather
Wing of Icarus
I) Tail
Poison Stinger
Discourager
Deneb
Scorpio
Serpent of Medusa
J) Healing Core
Caduceusian Core
Essence of Vitality
Essence of Quartz
Aquarius
Illiotropio
K) Barrier Core
Barrier Core
Veil of the Protector
Absolute Wall
L) Harp
Pisces
Vega
Lyre of Apollo
Call of Tartarus
Orpheus
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IV) List of Enemies
Fallen
Living Dead
Fallen Warrior
Bones
Bone Soldier
Bone Warrior
Bone Mauler
Bone Archer
Skeleton Soldier
Skeleton Warrior
Skeleton Mauler
Skeleton Archer
Death Soldier
Death Warrior
Death Mauler
Death Archer
Satyros Soldier
Satyros Warrior
Satyros Mauler
Satyros Archer
Savage Soldier
Savage Warrior
Savage Mauler
Savage Archer
Tribal General
Tribal Destroyer
Tribal Beserker
Tribal Assassin
Horn General
Horn Destroyer
Horn Beserker
Horn Assassin
Satyros Chieftain
Lost Spirit
Soul Eater
Sightless
Talos
Stone Sentinel
Golden Talos
Killer Frog
Death Frog
King Frog
Hellhound
Watcher
Eye of Death
Eye of Decay
Young Scorpiok
Sidewinder
Dark Sidewinder
Siren
Dark Siren
Fire Maiden
Succubus
Lamia
Harpy
Ornis
Fury
Centaur
Sable Centaur
Cockatrice
Python
Raffelesia
Argothian (Male)
Argothian (Female)
Argothian Sentry
Argothian Royal Guard
Cyclops
Prometheus
Scorpiok
Sand Worm
Sand Serpent
Centaur Slayer
Chimera
Draco
Pegasus
Enyo
Deino
Pemphredo
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V) Gifts
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VI) Achievements
A) Achievements
Bull's-eye                   (15)      Successfully perform a Perfect Sub
Weapon Seize
Hat Trick                    (30)      Successfully perform Perfect Sub
Weapon Seize three times on one enemy
Three in the Black           (20)      Successfully perform a Perfect Sub
Weapon Seize three times on one boss
The Hunter's Title           (30)      Collect all Gifts
Offer Gifts                  (15)      Reinforce one Sub Weapon
The Blacksmith               (20)      Completely reinforce one Sub Weapon
The Weapons Collector        (20)      Collect all Sub Weapons in one
category
Specialized Power            (30)      Completely reinforce all Sub Weapons
in one category
The Power of "12"            (20)      Pick up one Sub Weapon for each
category
The Weapons of Hecatoncheir  (30)      Collect all Sub Weapons
Surpass Hephaestus           (50)      Completely reinforce all Sub Weapons
First-Class Warrior          (20)      Perform an attack with each of the
main weapon skills
Sharp Shooter                (15)      Pierce a cyclops' weak point with a
Bow
Smash Hit                    (30)      Destroy enemy parts or protective
gear 300 times
Soul Slaughter               (15)      Defeat 100 enemies with Soul Seize
Sword Dance                  (15)      Perform 30 hits in 7 seconds using a
dual-wield attack
The Body of a god            (15)      Use the "Spirit of Argos" to take
down 5 enemies at once
The Grace of Erebus          (30)      Activate a "Dark Blade" Underworld
Core attack and successfully
connect 50 times consecutively
The Pyre                     (20)      Use a "Flame Core" attack to defeat
each type of undead monster, except
undead bosses.
Attack Ballista              (15)      Defeat 10 enemies in quick succession
with one Bow attack.
Battering Ram                (15)      Send 5 enemies flying with one Hammer
attack.
Adamantine Ax                (15)     Defeat 5 enemies at once with one Ax
attack.
Deadly Poison                (20)      Stun 3 enemies at the same time using
the Tail attack.
Aerial Dance                 (30)      Hit an enemy 20 times while it is in
the air.
Beaten to the Punch!         (20)      Defeat 20 skeletons who are preparing
to throw skulls.
Bound Souls                  (20)      Defeat 10 enemies at once with Chain
Seize.
Aesthetic Destruction        (15)      Using the Battle Song on Perseus,
destroy a part of the
"Skeleton King".
Curse of the Gods            (20)      Clear "Mating Season" with the
ability "Erosion of the Abyss" set.
Vanished Threat              (20)      Destroy all parts of the Scorpiok.
Draw Out the Ichor           (20)      Destroy the heads of 20 giant
animated statues.
Impenetrable Defense         (15)      Defend 100 enemy attacks using a
Barrier.
Partner                      (15)      Play 2P Mode for the first time.
Trusting Heart               (20)      In 2P Mode, have a support character
perform a Sub Weapon Seize.
Won't Let You Die            (15)      Use a "Healing Core" 5 times to
recover the health of a dying
support character.
Wrath of the Anemoi          (15)      Defeat 10 enemies at once with one
Wing attack.
Complete Conquest            (50)      Complete all quests.
Height of Olympus            (50)      Obtain S Rank in all Main Quest and
Challenge Quests.
B) Secret Achievements
Survivor                     (15)      Chapter 1: Clear "On the Home Front"
The Fate of Argos            (15)      Chapter 2: Clear "Departures"
The Cursed King              (15)      Chapter 3: Clear "Calibos!"
Dust Cloud                   (15)      Chapter 4: Clear "Into the Fire"
At Journey's End             (15)      Chapter 5: Clear "Face Your Destiny"
The Edge of the Other World  (15)      Chapter 6: Clear "Scales"
To the Fallen Temple         (15)      Chapter 7: Clear "The Gate Opens"
Those Who Fight Destiny      (15)      Chapter 8: Clear "A Human's Strength"
Gods' Blood                  (15)      Chapter 9: Clear "Disillusionment"
CLASH OF THE TITANS          (15)      Chapter 10: Clear "CLASH OF THE
TITANS"
Perseus the Hero             (20)      Clear game.
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VII) Downloadable Content
A)
B)
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VIII) Credits
All trademarks and copyrights contained in this document are owned by their
respective trademark and copyright holders. Achievement list courtesy of
www.xbox360achivements.org. Copyright 2010 Jonathan Stilwell aka
“Chaosordered999”