Shinobi Striker Trophies: Full List and Platinum Guide

Naruto to Boruto: Shinobi Striker has 48 PlayStation trophies: 1 Platinum, 3 Gold, 8 Silver and 36 Bronze. None are missable and the Platinum needs only one playthrough, but PowerPyx estimates 150 to 200 hours, mostly because of the 1,000-match trophy and the 100-win trophies for three separate modes.

We used PowerPyx's trophy guide and roadmap for the list and difficulty, the PlayStation Store listing for platform details, and the Shinobi Striker community wiki's mode, mission and master pages for the strategy notes, all checked in November 2026.

Trophy Overview: Difficulty, Time and Requirements

PowerPyx rates the Platinum 5.5 out of 10. Most trophies are simple milestones, and the difficulty comes from a handful of VR boss fights that need good teamwork. The key numbers:

• Total: 48 trophies (1 Platinum, 3 Gold, 8 Silver, 36 Bronze).
• Offline: 36 trophies (3 Silver, 33 Bronze), mostly VR Missions and master training.
• Online: 12 trophies (the Platinum, 3 Gold, 5 Silver, 3 Bronze), all tied to PvP matches.
• Missable or glitched: None missable, and no known glitched trophies, though PowerPyx suggests backing up your save before long grinds.
• Requirements: An internet connection and PlayStation Plus, which the PlayStation Store lists as required for online play.

There is no separate PS5 version, so PS5 owners play the PS4 game through backward compatibility and earn this same list. The hardest single trophy, according to PowerPyx, is To Greater Heights for completing every VR Mission, mainly because of the Perfect Susano'o Showdown.

The Online Grind: Wins and Match Counts

Over half the playtime goes into five online goals. They all stack, so every match you play advances at least one of them:

• Power Squad (Gold): Win 100 Combat Battles. The Bronze Elite Squad comes at 10 wins.
• Ninja Incarnate (Gold): Win 100 Flag Battles. Exam Passed! is the 10-win Bronze.
• Ruler of the Battlefield (Gold): Win 100 Base Battles. Guardian of the Battlefield is the 10-win Bronze.
• Veteran Ninja (Silver): Play 1,000 PvP matches, win or lose.
• Class trophies (Silver): Fighter of All Trades, Grasping the Horizon, Proudly Impenetrable and Healing Hands for completing 100 matches each as Attack, Ranged, Defense and Heal.

The math rewards a plan. The three win trophies need at least 300 wins, the class trophies need 400 matches spread across four classes, and Veteran Ninja needs 1,000 matches total. If you rotate classes while chasing wins, the class trophies finish long before the 1,000 matches do. Our guide to Shinobi Striker game modes explains how Combat, Flag and Base Battles are won, which helps you raise your win rate in each one.

VR Missions and Story Trophies

The offline side is a run through the VR Missions. PowerPyx's roadmap says you unlock missions by talking to villagers around the hub, then work through every rank including S rank, ideally with co-op partners for the harder defense missions.

Most mission trophies are Bronze and unlock for completing a named mission:

• Up and Coming Ninja: Basic Training.
• Teamwork!: Bell-Stealing Exercise.
• Found a Rare...Thing?: Kakashi's Special Mission.
• Youth Personified!: Free Practice of Passionate Youth!
• Fake Sleeper: Gamabunta in Peril!
• Inheriting the Will of the Flame: Destruction of the Leaf.
• One Fell Swoop: A Tense Pursuit.
• After-Party: Welcome to My Art Exhibit!
• The Snake's Skin: Hidden Leaf Forest Night Terrors.
• Overcoming Pain: Storming the Akatsuki Fortress.
• Catching the Monster Fish: The Inescapable Water Prison.
• Women in Love are Strong!: Byakugan.
• It's a Rap: Checka-Checka-Check It Out!
• Sharingan Defeated!: Uchiha Power.
• Another Rival: It's Training Time!

The Silver To Greater Heights requires every VR Mission, which includes the boss showdowns against Gamabunta, Kurama, Gyuki, Shukaku, the Giant Snake and the Perfect Susano'o. Bring a full party and a Heal player for those.

Beating the Hardest VR Boss Fights

The showdowns that gate To Greater Heights are where most trophy hunters get stuck, and the game's own loading tips describe how its bosses behave. When a boss's eyes flash red, a heavy attack is coming. After a boss finishes an attack it leaves a short opening, which is the moment to commit. A red aura around a boss means it is hitting harder, and bosses can use long-range ninjutsu too, so standing far back is not a safe spot. Deal enough damage and the boss is knocked down, which is your best window for big combos and Secret Techniques. The tips also note that some ninjutsu behave differently against large bosses, so test your loadout on an easier showdown first.

Mission pickups matter in these fights. Red scrolls boost attack, yellow scrolls boost defense, purple scrolls boost movement speed and blue scrolls speed up cooldowns, and some enemies drop items that fill your Secret Technique gauge. Being knocked out during a mission costs reward points, so a Heal player and a Defense player who can hold aggro make the hardest showdowns much smoother. If you are queuing with strangers, agree on roles before the fight starts rather than having four attackers rush in.

Making the Online Grind Faster

The 1,000 matches cannot be skipped, but they can be made more rewarding. Anniversary campaigns are the best time to grind: the 2024 campaign ran a Special Boost that tripled Training Points, EXP, scroll acquisition and Ryo from missions and battles, alongside weekly battle events with bigger rewards than usual. Master training and scroll appraisal trophies move much faster during those weeks.

Outside events, the biggest time saver is overlap. Every online match should count toward a class trophy, a mode win trophy and a master's Training Rank at the same time. Before you queue, check three things: which class still needs matches, which mode still needs wins, and which base master still needs Training Rank 5. Then pick a loadout and a teacher that serve all three. A party of friends also raises your win rate in objective modes, which shortens the path to 100 wins in each, and playing during busy periods cuts the time spent waiting between matches.

Master Training and Collection Trophies

Sixteen Bronze trophies ask you to raise a base game master's Training Rank to 5: Sai, Kakashi, Rock Lee, Shikamaru, Choji, Hinata, Gaara, Deidara, Kisame, Pain, Itachi, Kabuto, Konan, Boruto, Sarada and Mitsuki. Training Points come from playing matches and missions with that master selected as your teacher, so pick the master whose role matches the class you are grinding for the class trophies.

Notice that DLC masters are not on the list. Every training trophy targets a launch-roster master, so you never need a season pass for the Platinum, and the newest characters like Sage Mode Jiraiya and Sage Mode Naruto are optional for trophy purposes. The list also skips Naruto, Sasuke, Sakura and Yamato even though they are part of the base roster, so do not waste early Training Points on them if trophies are your priority. Sixteen masters at Training Rank 5 is a lot of matches on its own, which is exactly why pairing each master with the class trophy you are working on saves so much time.

The remaining trophies come naturally:

• Professor (Silver): Learn every ninjutsu. PowerPyx notes this tends to come along the way as you train masters.
• Rare Connoisseur (Silver): Appraise 500 scrolls, with Scroll Appraiser as the 50-scroll Bronze. Duplicate high-rank pulls along the way convert into tickets, as our Shinobi Striker exchange tickets guide explains.
• Secret Technique Bronze: Activate 10 Secret Technique ninjutsu, which comes naturally once you start using them in matches.

Master training also hands out outfits and titles, so it doubles as avatar progression. Our Shinobi Striker character creation guide covers how those rewards slot into your loadouts.

A Practical Platinum Roadmap

Following PowerPyx's three-stage plan with a few efficiency tweaks:

1. Clear the VR Missions first. They teach the controls, raise your Ninja Class, pay Ryo for gear and knock out most Bronze trophies. Save the hardest showdowns for when you have a reliable party.
2. Train base masters while you play online. Set a base master as your teacher for every match so Training Points accrue during the win grind. Rotating masters by class also rotates you through the four class trophies.
3. Spread wins across Combat, Flag and Base. Do not finish one mode before starting the next, since queue health varies and events boost different playlists.
4. Finish with the 1,000-match count. By the time you have 300 wins and 400 class matches, Veteran Ninja is usually the last trophy standing.

Queue times affect how long this takes. Our breakdown of the Shinobi Striker player count shows when the game is busiest, and playing during anniversary events and new character releases shortens the wait between matches.

Want It Done for You?

A 150 to 200 hour Platinum is a big ask in a game with a smaller online community. For PlayStation players, the Shinobi Striker Platinum trophy service covers full completion of the standard list, all 36 Bronze, 8 Silver and 3 Gold trophies plus the Platinum, unlocked directly on your account on PS4 or PS5. You can choose realistic timestamps spread across different days or instant timestamps, and you enter your account details at checkout. The listing notes that its counts reflect the standard trophy list. Other services for the game are on the Shinobi Striker hub.

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