1.Bruford’s Restored Humanity

The author, Hirohiko Araki, used several historical references in Jojo’s Bizarre Adventures. One of them is Mary Stuart, which rivals Queen Elizabeth. The former had two loyal guards named Bruford and Tarkus (which didn’t exist in real life).

In S1 E6 of Phantom Blood, Jonathan Joestar and Bruford are in a 1v1 duel. Contrary to Dio and Tarkus’ bloodlust, their villain comrade retains a code of honor despite his deep hatred towards humanity.

Jonathan Joestar’s expression changed in the middle of the fight upon Bruford, provoking him to strike as if the pain wouldn’t matter. With the latter charging with his sword, Jonathan “trusted” him that he would stop attacking. Using Hamon, Bruford’s former humanity was restored, albeit the Ripple slowly destroying his zombie body.

The battle ended with a mere wound from Jonathan, and the honorable warrior left an iconic sword named Luck and Pluck.

Besides Jonathan acknowledging Robert E.O. Speedwagon’s family and friends (the reason why the former spared the latter’s life), this best anime moment will make you cry.

2. Jonathan Joestar’s Final Moments

This one is both the best and saddest anime moment in Phantom Blood.

After Erina Pendleton and Jonathan Joestar married, they boarded a ship. Unknowingly, a headless Dio and his zombie minions are inside, and they commence the attack. Initially, Erina wanted to perish alongside his husband, but he convinced her to live her life.

Jonathan convinces Erina to seal the deal, but his journey ends there as he is shot by Dio’s Space Ripper Stingy Eyes. Think of the ability as the standard destructive laser that can cut a hard object in half. Despite the attack, Jonathan embraced a Dio persistently taking over his body. Unfortunately, the mighty gentleman passed away from his wounds.

Jonathan Joestar died nobly despite Dio Brando showing him the opposite.

3. Your Next Line Is…!

This anime moment might sound corny for the new generation of viewers, but as a loyal fan of JJBA, it’s a comedic relief.

After the Phantom Blood events, we see another JoJo going by Joseph Joestar. There are various events in this season where the main character, during his duels, says the popular line. This is one of many unforgettable proofs that Joseph is the funniest Joestar member in Battle Tendency.

4. Joseph Joestar’s Fight Against Wamuu

The humankind’s future is a tug-of-war battle between the three pillar men and humanity. Earth is a goner if the Red Stone of Aja falls into the wrong hands. Joseph Joestar and Lisa Lisa’s proposal to fight Wamuu and Kars one-on-one is accepted, and we get to see JoJo go first.

The battle starts with Joseph and Wamuu riding a horse and picking up a weapon to decimate each other. It’s one of the most breathtaking moments as both are ready to counter-attack.

However, Wamuu is defeated when the Molotov Cocktail’s evaporated oil and Caesar’s bandana enter the pillar man’s body. As a result, his body exploded, severing his head. JoJo then bleed himself to ease his opponent’s pain instead of finishing him off right away. The two had conversations about the warrior code and honor, which they value.

5. Joseph Joestar’s Final Fight Against Kars

This best anime scene in Jojo’s Bizarre Adventures takes place in episode 26, with an increasingly desperate Joseph. With half of Stroheim’s body missing, Kars is ready to strike Joestar with the final blow. The Red Stone of Aja is then raised by JoJo, causing the volcano to erupt and send the two into the sky.

At this moment, we get to see yet another “your next line is” moment. Jojo’s severed arm chokes Kars with debris from the volcano! While they’re not powerful enough to defeat the remaining pillar man, the force sends him to space.

6. Joseph Appearing at His Own Funeral

Who would’ve thought that Joseph Joestar would haunt his remaining family? After his supposed passing, the JoJo is alive and well!

Of course, it’s one good way for Araki to end Battle Tendency. For that reason, it’s one of the best anime moments in Jojo’s Bizarre Adventures that we’ll never forget!

7. Jotaro Fights Dio / Joseph Joestar’s Escape From Death

We head straight to the end despite the unforgettable Kakyoin’s lick meme technically earning a spot in this list. It sure is funny, but let’s be serious around here.

Remember that scene when Dio said, “Instead of running away, you’re approaching me”? It’s this one, in episode 46 of Stardust Crusaders, to be exact. This battle between the final boss and the third Joestar protagonist is breathtaking, Dio’s stand literally stopped time and made us wow. Of course, Jotaro claimed victory and revived Joseph Joestar in the end.

8. Jotaro Outsmarted Telence D’Arby

After finding Dio’s mansion in Egypt and defeating Daniel D’Arby, Jotaro and his crew are greeted by Telence. With Kakyoin and Joseph Joestar, the three had to wage their souls yet again before they could find Dio.

Kakyoin’s defeat was easy for Telence, thus taking his soul. When it’s Jotaro’s turn, he pulls a trick alongside Joseph. Telence’s stand, Atum, can read the soul of a human. So, when he asked if Joseph and Jotaro were rigging the system, we got to see the prompt, “No! No! No!” Asking again if it’s rigged, the opposite answer came.

With another pitch, Jotaro struck a home run, which left the younger D’Arby surrendering. It’s not explicitly mentioned, but his soul did. As a result, Kakyoin’s consciousness and own soul are returned.

This one of the best anime moments became a breeding ground for memes, including fan-made videos with Jotaro and Telence playing several games like Minecraft.

9. Okuyasu Saves Joseph Joestar

Jojo’s Bizarre Adventures Diamond is Unbreakable is that part where your enemies are like high school bullies. Of course, the exception is Kira Yoshikage, as he can kill you with a touch.

Nijimura Okuyasu possesses the most powerful Stand in Diamond is Unbreakable (and arguably in the whole series). However, Araki nerfed him by giving him low intelligence stats, as shown in his first battle against Josuke. After becoming a JoBro, he once had to decide who to punch.

The ordeal started when Red Hot Chili Pepper – the Stand of Akira Otoishi – assassinated Okuyasu’s older brother. The team proceeds to find the killer and ends up disarming him, but now he’s going straight to a retired Joseph Joestar. Thankfully, Okuyasu is aboard the boat but needs to decide who the impostor is.

In the end, Okuyasu punched the real villain, although he later admitted he intended to punch them both. Needless to say, his action saved Joseph’s life and earned him this best anime moment in JJBA.

10. Hayato Kawajiri Breaks the Time Loop Curse

Kira Yoshikage is on death’s door when he comes across Kosaku Kawajiri. With Aya’s Cinderella Stand, Kira impersonates Kosaku while leaving the room traceless of his crimes. He then returned to the Kawajiri family and began living a new life.

Sometime later, Hayato’s suspicions are correct that Yoshikage Kira is an impostor in the household. This results in the former spying on his “father” – including his new way of living and attitude. Eventually, Hayato learned the truth, prompting Kira to create a time loop in the guise of Bites the Dust.

Bites the Dust acts as a bomb that is targeted towards Josuke’s team attempting to find Killer Queen’s Stand user. However, Hayato fails countless times, having to witness the gruesome deaths of Rohan, Josuke, Jotaro, Koichi, and Okuyasu.

However, Hayato’s resolve is stronger, leading him to break the curse by injuring Kira using Stray Cat. Thankfully, Josuke and Okuyasu were nearby, and they overheard someone saying the perpetrator’s name. With Crazy Diamond attempting to subdue Kira, the latter has to retrieve Bites the Dust and Killer Queen.

11. Jotaro Sends Kira to His Demise and Saved Morioh

While Josuke Higashikata’s Crazy Diamond can restore objects or living beings with the Stand user’s touch, it can’t finish the job. Still, with Okayu’s overpowered The Hand, it adds up to buy time for help. This best anime moment in Jojo’s Bizarre Adventures takes shortly after Hayato Kawajiri is able to break the time loop.

Jotaro’s Stand – Star Platinum – incapacitates an already-injured Kira Yoshikage with the help of the Time Stop ability. It wasn’t a lethal blow, but the final strike was made by none other than the ambulance. Of course, the credit also goes to Koichi’s Echoes Act Three before the villain could activate Bites the Dust.

As a side character, Jotaro using his Stand with the unforgettable hero music is a refreshing piece of art from JJBA part three. Still, all revelations from his exact defeat until his untimely demise are all revealed by Kira Yoshikage’s first victim, Reimi Sugimoto. It’s a gruesome end, but we don’t think he deserves it.

12. Torture Dance

In Jojo’s Bizarre Adventures Vento Aureo, we get to see several meme-able anime moments. One of them – and perhaps the very foundation of the season – is the Torture Dance.

After Bruno Bucciarati and his gang manage to survive Mario Zucchero’s Soft Machine, the interrogation begins. With Bruno’s Sticky Fingers Stand, Mario’s head is “detached” from his body, which they then hang on the boat.

Narancia Ghirga, Pannacotta Fugo, and Guido Mista began the questioning but yielded no positive result. As a response, they start performing a choreography accompanied by upbeat music.

The original song is titled Canzoni preferite, made by Yugo Kanno. While the torture dance doesn’t do anything exactly, our interpretation is it’s a sign that the protagonists aren’t afraid of their enemy. Moreover, we also attribute it to making the captured villain piss their pants and reveal the mastermind behind the assault.

13. Bruno and Giorno in Train

In the first few episodes of Vento Aureo, Bruno Bucciarati, and Giorno Giovanna aren’t allies yet. Instead, the higher-ups send the former to investigate the man behind Leaky-Eye Luca’s demise, none other than the main protagonist.

The first part of this best anime moment is Giorno entering the subway as Bruno catches his attention. Their conversation started naturally until the latter asked about Leaky-Eye Luca and if Giorno was responsible. After a few exchanges, the Pasione leader left – or so we thought.

Bruno Bucciarati explicitly revealed that he excels at Lie Detection. His method involves tasting a person’s sweat – if the act of sweating isn’t enough evidence. He claims that the sweeter it is, the higher the chance that someone’s lying. Truly Bizarre, isn’t it?

But it doesn’t end there. We get to see them fight one-on-one. Later on, though, it’s revealed that Giorno Giovanna sees the good in Bucciarati and that he’s putting up a facade.

14. Too Much Potassium for Polpo

Giorno Giovanna’s ultimate dream is to become the gang leader throughout Italy. This process requires facing the real boss – Diavolo – but he’s way too far to get there. However, he receives unexpected support from the Pasione leader himself, Bruno, to get there.

The young protagonist is directed to visit Capo Polpo and take on a test: keeping the lighter flame ignited. If he fails, he won’t be able to join the mafia. But Giorno is so determined, although things took a lot of turns when Koichi barged in and an old man extinguished it.

Capo Polpo didn’t acknowledge if reigniting the lighter flame was allowed. Nonetheless, his Stand Black Sabbath appears with the Stand Arrow. In the process, one casualty is recorded after a failed Stand Awakening. Still, Giorno managed to return the lighter to the detained gang leader, with a surprise, of course.

With Gold Experience, Giorno morphed a gun into a piece of Banana. When Polpo is about to eat it, the banana-disguised gun fired bullets, instantly killing the gang leader.

15. Polnareff Encounters Diavolo For The Second Time

After the events of Stardust Crusaders in Jojo’s Bizarre Adventures season, Jean Pierre Polnareff goes overseas, leaving Jotaro and Joseph Joestar. In search of more Stand Arrows (as they deduced from Dio Brando’s Stand Awakening), he finds one in Italy. Unfortunately, he had to go toe-to-toe against Diavolo, with an overpowered Stand ability called King Crimson.

The battle almost took his life, resulting in Polnareff hiding in the shadows. For a long time, he searched for someone who could be an ally in destroying Diavolo, and when he did, it was none other than Giorno Giovanna’s crew. It’s sad to see the Frenchman using a wheelchair for mobility. So, what makes it one of the best anime moments? His appearance.

However, it’s also cut short when he encounters Diavolo another time, killing him in the process. With Silver Chariot Requiem, however, he managed to live inside Coco Jumbo – a gift turtle from the mafia boss. As far as the story goes, we’re yet to see him finally leaving the material realm (please don’t).

16. Jail Strip Search

Starting this list with Jolyne Cujoh is one scene that best introduces the 6th JoJo. She isn’t as pure as Jonathan Joestar or Jotaro Kujo, especially in the first episode of Jojo’s Bizarre Adventures Stone Ocean.

We believe this one of the best anime moments explains the context more via watching the clip, so we’ll leave it just that.

17. Foo Fighters

Let’s set aside Jolyne and her JoBro for a moment. Perhaps the funniest character in the sixth installment of JJBA is Foo Fighters. All her moments (excluding the more mature fights) are comedy gold and arguably the best in anime.

For context, Foo Fighters or F.F. is a large bundle of planktons taking the form of Atroe (former prisoner). Devoid of human interaction, suffice to say this humanoid entity is the type to do a lot of crazy stuff. This ranges from acting all childish (in a funny way) to licking dirty water.

18. Jolyne Reunites With Her Dad

Jotaro Kujo is a busy man. Despite defeating Dio Brando long before, he has concluded the possibility of having more loyalists on the run. One of them is Enrico Pucci with a Stand that can steal Jotaro’s. Suffice it to say Star Platinum falling in the hands of the priest will spell doom to the world.

With harm’s way, Jotaro had to distance himself from Jolyne and his wife, deteriorating their family. It’s also the unfortunate cause of Jolyne’s distant attitude from a typical Joestar.

At some point in Stone Ocean, Emporio warned Jolyne not to entertain the visitor as it would result in negative consequences. However, curiosity took over her, hence meeting Jotaro. While their reuniting had some cute father-daughter moments, it’s cut short when enemy Stand users almost get them.

In the end, Jotaro’s Star Platinum is stolen by Pucci. Jolyne, on the chase, will try to retrieve his father’s disc before it’s too late.

19. Wes Bluemarin’s Powers

Weather Report is one of Jolyne’s core allies from team Emporio. He’s described as reserved and stoic, only speaking when absolutely necessary. As all of them are after Pucci (except Anasui until later on), Weather Report comes to aid Jolyne.

It’s later revealed that Weather Report – who goes by the name of Wes Bluemarin – is father Pucci’s younger twin. Their backstory is a little bit “Alabama-like”. Still, his Stand rivaling C-Moon in the ending of Stone Ocean creates one of the best anime moments there is.

20. Emporio Defeating the Final Boss

Stone Ocean wraps up in an alternate universe where Jolyne and the crew survive. However, it’s safe to say they’re not them anymore. While this may look like a decent ending, Emporio may have some problems with it.

In a universe with no Pucci, Emporio sure did take a lot of effort to do that. Thanks to Weather Report’s Stand, he’s able to defeat the villain with no problem.

1. Violet Evergarden

While every anime in this list is equally heartbreaking, nothing beats the story of Violet Evergarden. It’s a show about self-exploration and understanding human emotions like love.

The story revolves around Violet Evergarden – an ex-soldier raised to become a superweapon meant to dominate the battlefield and bring victory to Leidenschaftlich. When peace is soon brought to the world, she has to find a new purpose in life.

Post-war, Violet finds herself working at the CH Postal Company, where she works as an Auto Memory Doll. Think of it as someone who helps clients understand their thoughts.

What to Expect / What Makes it Great: We’re no strangers to the concept of self-love and value. But because of our personal life circumstances, we fail to introduce it to the heart and mind. Being devoid of those feelings isn’t the end of it. What’s worse is the people who care for us leave them confused.

What would you do if someone said I Love You, but you’re at a loss of words afterward?

2. Grave of the Fireflies

Grave of the Fireflies takes on another level with the author (Akiyuki Nosaka) attaching her life experience to this anime film. While watching this hour-long animation, don’t forget your tissues.

Japan is in the middle of the Second World War when Grave of the Fireflies takes place. It’s a story of hardship between Seita and Setsuko Yokokawa – two siblings who found themselves in an unlucky place. Together, they’re racing against time to make the most out of it in a Fallout-like world where humanity is almost gone.

What to Expect / What Makes it Great: This Studio Ghibli masterpiece is something pulled straight from the history books. In war, there are no losers or winners, only people with broken spirits, especially those in Japan. Grave of the Fireflies will teach you the harsh reality of the world we’re living in under the facade of smiles and happy faces.

If there’s one thing that this sad anime will ultimately leave aside from trauma and a lot of tears, it’s strength. The next best lesson is being kind in this cruel world.

3. Oshi No Ko

The first episode of Oshi No Ko may alert the cringe police in your system but bear with us. This sad anime is more than pop idols, virtual reality, and money. It’s the story of an esteemed Ai Hoshino, meant to dominate the music industry with her talents. However, a “superfan” murdered her, leaving her two children.

Currently, Aqua and Ruby Hoshino set out to find out the real perpetrator of the murder, with evident details that both followed their mother’s career choice.

While Oshi No Ko is yet to conclude, many fans expect more. Well, it seems like you’ll bring less tissue this time.

What to Expect / What Makes it Great: If there’s one thing that Oshi No Ko is successful at, it’s deceiving first-time viewers. Under the flashy animation and YOASOBI’s catchy song lies a deep, dark secret waiting to be discovered. 

4. Tokyo Revengers

Tokyo Revengers isn’t as sad as most anime on this list, but it’s still a good pick (mid-tier).

The story centers around a super unlucky guy named Takemichi Hanagaki, who finds himself able to go back in time. The catch, however, is it’s the time when his ex-girlfriend is killed. 

There’s a little complication to Takemichi’s time-travel powers, but we’ll spare you the details. For now, his goal is to try to change the past to get the result he wanted. We recommend watching it if you want to know what happens to his grand plan. Still, bring some tissues, as this anime has some depressing episodes.

What to Expect / What Makes it Great: Again, Tokyo Revengers isn’t precisely a sad anime like Grave of the Fireflies and Violet Evergarden. It’s understandable if it’s not your cup of tea – we experienced the same. But you’ll learn a thing or two about camaraderie in Takemichi’s gang life.

5. Your Name

Makoto Shinkai’s works have reached global popularity, and you’ll find no consistency in rankings, whether Kimi no Nawa is on the top or not. So, put it however you like. We respect if Suzume or Weathering With You is in your first place. However, it’s undeniable that Your Name / Kimi no Nawa will make you tear up a lot.

This sad anime revolves around Taki and Mitsuha living a simple life until both of them wish to switch bodies. Coincidentally, they did and found themselves experiencing a unique life perspective.

Ultimately, they’re tasked with a mission that only the two can fully understand and accomplish. This sad anime will make you cry, with an unexpected ending to top it off!

What to Expect / What Makes it Great: Your Name is reminiscent of the game Life is Strange, although another anime adapted the concept better. Instead, this title focuses on the destiny and what happens to those we meet. It may sound corny, but such a thing exists, determined by your life choices.

Also, Kimi no Nawa tackles the element of longing for something missing in your life with a sense of deja vu (the good way). Overall, this relatable anime is a must-watch, as we’re confident in its quality.

6. I Want to Eat Your Pancreas

I Want to Eat Your Pancreas is another sad anime that will leave you crying and thinking for days. It may have an unconventional title, but the phrase “don’t judge a book by its cover” applies here.

The plot talks about Sakura and Haruki, who became special friends throughout the film upon the latter discovering that she’s suffering from a life-threatening disease. Haruki, the kind guy he is, spends the time accompanying Sakura and the long list of things she always wanted to do. On top of that is an unexpected conclusion that shocked even us.

What to Expect / What Makes it Great: We often take things for granted. A friend sends you an email, and you reply a week later, only to find out he’s gone forever. While there’s a subtle hint of that characteristic to Haruki, you’ll discover why as you watch the sad anime. After all, many viewers can relate to him.

I Want to Eat Your Pancreas also tackles philosophical elements like Memento Mori and Amor Fati. Instead of dreading too much, Sakura chose to spend her last moments doing the things she wanted to do (unapologetically). Moreover, she further reinforced the idea of accepting whatever happens to us and a reminder we’re mortals.

Tears and tissues-aside, I Want to Eat Your Pancreas has tidbits of valuable life lessons, but we recommend a first-hand experience by watching it.

7. Anohana: The Flower We Saw That Day

Dying is a subject most people will push away when having conversations. Of course, it’s even more painful with a pang of burdensome guilt on the shoulder, like the ex-members of a childhood friend gang.

Enter Jinta – the former leader of a group of friends. After Meiko Honma died in a gruesome accident, this guy started to grow apart from the crew (and all members). While there’s no one at fault, one situation leading to another ended up losing their friend.

Sometime later, Jinta reported Meiko haunting her, but for good reasons. Watch the tear-inducing anime to find out the rest of the details.

What to Expect / What Makes it Great: Grief is a heavy feeling to bear. But Meiko taught the gang why going forward with life is important. It’s even gloomier once you see Meiko smiling while being aware of her death. But in the end, you have to learn why you have to do the same.

8. Your Lie in April

Kousei Arima gets all the spotlight in Your Lie in April – an anime with an unconventional theme.

Kousei Arima is a child prodigy, thanks to his supportive mother. Unfortunately, he’s devastated beyond imagination after his mother passed away. If that’s not bad enough, the young protagonist lost grip on his well-honed talent.

In all the twists and turns, there are more to come upon meeting a fellow musician, Kaori Miyazono, who plays the Violin. From this point, get ready for a lot of gut punches.

What to Expect / What Makes it Great: Your Lie in April has some interesting, relatable elements. For instance, character development, which is very well-written. Overall, this sad anime presents new knowledge for coping with loss and life-changing tips for handling trauma and depression.

9. Weathering With You

Weathering With You is another masterpiece made by Makoto Shinkai. As the title implies, elements of weather are involved in this sad anime.

The story starts after Hodaka runs away from an abusive household to Tokyo City. His hopes of finding a self-sustaining job fail after spending the last dime, with his failure accounting more due to his age. It’s obviously an undesirable start, but things turn good when he encounters a young lady named Hina Amano.

Hina Amano is a mysterious girl with the unique power to manipulate weather on will. However, overusing has complications, leading her to decide Tokyo’s fate. Because of Weathering With You’s well-written characters and plot, you’ll shed a lot of tears as soon as you start approaching the anime’s climax.

What to Expect / What Makes it Great: Like the Grave of the Fireflies, Weathering With You has a similar message it intends to deliver to the audience. The difference is intensity, whereas Hodaka’s world is slightly more forgiving.

Selfishness is what makes a villain in any anime. But while Hodaka is viewed as such by some viewers, we beg to differ. The young boy has every right to be one. A good question to ask is the reason for acting good if the world is cruel to you. But we digress.

From Hina’s perspective, Weathering With You is also reminiscent of Dontnod Entertainment’s Life is Strange. The game is about Max and Chloe in a similar situation where the former is challenged to save their city or loved ones. In real life, we stick to a choice we regret the least, and that’s what matters.

10. A Silent Voice

Shoya Ishida’s story in A Silent Voice is the classic main protagonist redemption arc in anime. As a young boy, he’s battled his boredom at the expense of a girl trying to befriend her named Shoko Nishimiya. The ordeal resulted in Shoko transferring to school multiple times, with Shoya getting the hate until his teenage years even becoming bullied himself.

With a supposed “final mission”, he goes to seek out the person he wronged. However, Shoya’s story is long, with countless realizations and discoveries for him to uncover.

What to Expect / What Makes it Great: A Silent Voice may have a mellow theme in the first few episodes, but the conflict resolution in the end is satisfying. Of course, expect to shed tears as the anime has themes relating to depression.

Shoya Ishida and Shoko Nishimiya’s story delivers a valuable message about empathy that you can pick up.

11. Angel Beats!

Angel Beats! is the first isekai anime in this list where Yuzuru Otonashi finds himself dead with no memories save for his name. While it isn’t particularly a sad anime, the ending can be a little gut-wrenching.

The place Yuzuru is trapped in can be best described as a ‘purgatory’. He later meets several others like Kanade Tachibana, who helps others move on and be reincarnated. On the other side of the faction are SSS (Shinda Senkai Sensen) members who rebel against the Angel, who ultimately wants to confront ‘God’.

Throughout Angel Beats!, anyone can die multiple times and get respawned. However, when Yui never returns (and is later revealed to be reincarnated in the real world), they begin teaming up to do the same. The few final episodes show a simple ending, yet speculative to branch to two further interpretations:

• Yuzuru moved on.
• Yuzuru stays in the place and waits for Kanade to come back.

What to Expect / What Makes it Great: From our remarks earlier, expect Angel Beats! to have a lot of comedy elements in them. There are some moments that left us crying like Kanade leaving Yuzuru behind. When the anime included gratitude and moving from past actions (things get serious), this is how we know it deserves to be on this list.

12. Fruits Basket

Considering its slice-of-life theme, the main Fruits Basket arc has a good balance of wholesome and sad anime moments. However, we recommend watching the prologue, where a young Tohru had to experience loss and grief. The scenes get pretty dark as well, so prepare for that.

Tohru stumbled upon the Sohma family, shrouded in mystery after the events of her mother’s passing. She slowly learns about a curse with her getting accustomed to the clan. A normal person hugging any members (as long as they’re opposite sex) will temporarily morph a Sohma into their respective Zodiac animal.

In the end, Tohru managed to break the curse. Don’t worry. There’s no violence here. Everyone gets their happy ending, even the main antagonist herself, who is forced to do all the inconvenience.

What to Expect / What Makes it Great: Fruits Basket touched on the topic of battling depression against all odds. This is particularly evident when Tohru breaks down as she remembers her traumatic childhood and mother’s passing. Aside from that, it also showcases a wholesome trait most women lack or refuse to show – their nurturing side.

17. Wolfram Gets Sandwiched in My Hero Academia: Two Heroes

Wolfram is the main antagonist of the Two Heroes film in the franchise. He’s the one who manipulated David Shield to hand over the Quirk Amplification Device. As Wolfram applies the item to himself, his Metal Manipulation and Muscle Augmentation quirk is significantly boosted.

With the already-struggling Deku to even land blows, All Might appears to aid in battle. At first, both are overwhelmed, but they still win the fight like a father-son tandem. We can’t describe how amazing the visuals are with this one, so we recommend taking a look at it.

16. Lady Nagant’s Change of Heart

My Hero Academia’s world of heroic acts has its blacks and whites – but Midoriya thinks otherwise. Lady Nagant’s fall from grace is one that’s understandable, even reflecting the state of modern society. With some corrupt Hero Public Safety Commission members, she fell for the dark side.

Lady Nagant escaped and casually met All For One in the Dark Hero arc. The latter then tasked her to bring Deku so he could steal his quirk. We’ve seen Lady Nagant’s deadly Sniper Rifle ability, which her prey wouldn’t survive had he not awakened his other skills.

At the climax, Lady Nagant is ready to kill the quirkless Kai Chisaki (as part of their deal), but Deku manages to save him. The two then engage in a conversation, saying that the peace they seek is fake. Deku then pointed out the good left in her, purposely missing the shot and offering him to surrender without a fight.

Despite suffering from an internal injury after All For One activates a self-destructing quirk, Lady Nagant becomes a valuable ally. Later in the Final War arc, she uses her quirk to save Deku from getting decayed by severing Shigaraki’s arms from a hospital room.

15. Twice Overcoming His Trauma

The League of Villains also has a fair share of best moments in the anime. Enter Twice, who can clone himself that makes building an army possible. This scene happened during the battle with Skeptic and, later, Re-Destro.

For context, Twice is incapable of distinguishing if he’s real, considering his clones say the same. But in the end, he overcame his trauma, gaining the upper hand versus Re-Destro’s army.

14. Eri Smiling

Eri’s story in My Hero Academia is one of the most disturbing out there. With her Rewind quirk, Overhaul (Kai Chisaki) synthesized her blood into quirk-erasing bullets. On top of that, she has to experience dying and getting revived for who knows how many times.

Things changed when Eri first encountered Lemillion and Deku patrolling. The ending? A traumatized Eri was finally freed from the likes of Chisaki.

When Class 1-A successfully delivered a top-tier performance during the U.A. Festival, Eri finally smiles. We bet that’s the best anime moment in My Hero Academia season four.

13. Endeavor vs Nomu

After All Might retires from the pro-hero scene, Endeavor steps in as the No. 1 hero. The controversial fire-wielding character finds himself contending against a Nomu, secretly plotted by Dabi.

For its flashiness and the close-quarters combat elements, this anime moment reigns second after the whole Todoroki family confronting their long-lost kin. Regardless, Endeavor stood strong with his allies’ help amid crowd criticisms.

12. Bakugo’s Character Development

Katsuki Bakugo is the childhood friend of Izuku Midoriya, who also goes to U.A. High School. Since the first episode, Bakugo has picked fights with Deku, even with the latter disliking the idea.

During the Dark Hero arc, however, we see Bakugo finally apologizing to Deku. While many community members say it’s overhyped, it’s still one of the best moments in the anime.

11. Deku vs Class 1A

Speaking of the Dark Hero arc, Deku also faced his classmates who were trying to convince him to return to U.A.

The premise begins with Deku leaving the High School, with cooperation from All Might, Endeavor, Hawks, and Best Jeanist. As All For One is a large threat again after escaping Tartarus imprisonment, Deku knows what’s up. Despite this, his classmates are still willing to fight beside him, even if it will cost their lives.

10. Stain: The Hero Killer Moments

Rather than causing meaningless chaos in Japan like the League of Villains, Stain targets those unworthy of the Hero title. His latest victim, Ingenium, left Tenya Iida vengeful to the anti-hero.

Stain’s quirk is all about utility. One can easily beat him up using long-ranged attacks, but his raw skills make him a slippery target. After an encounter with Shoto, Deku, and Tenya, we see him saving Deku after being captured by the Winged Nomu. If that’s eyebrow-raising, let’s just say the Hero Killer has unconventional morals.

Later in the Dark Hero arc, Stain escapes from Tartarus and finds All Might to relay a piece of valuable information. As Chizome was under the same roof as All For One, it’ll definitely be a game-changer for the heroes. On top of that, All Might’s sense of purpose is renewed despite the backlash from Japanese citizens.

9. Shoto Using His Fire Quirk

The Todorokis are notorious for being a controversial family in My Hero Academia. Driven by obsession to become the number one hero, Endeavor indoctrinated his firstborn, Toya, resulting in his “death” later on. The same cycle repeats with Shoto, with unfortunate outcomes as his older brother.

Because of circumstances from his early life, Shoto refused to use his father’s quirk. Instead, he only uses the Ice he inherited from his mother until Midoriya gives an unconventional encouragement.

Deku vs. Shoto during the U.A. Sports Festival is one of the best anime moments in MHA season two. Although Midoriya acted recklessly and lost, he helped push a friend to his best potential.

8. Himiko Toga and Twice’s Interactions

Saying that Toga and Jin are lovey doveys in their time with the League of Villains feels illegal. But you can’t deny that these two have some wholesome moments in the anime you won’t forget easily. Through thick and thin, they managed to survive the whole ordeal with the Shie Hassaikai Raid. We also witnessed how caring they are to each other.

By digging their backstories, it’s later revealed that Himiko Toga and Twice are broken individuals. Despite their villainous acts, there’s still humanity left to them.

7. Deku Awakening Other Quirks

There’s a theory that All For One’s doctor may have stolen young Midoriya’s quirk at the start of My Hero Academia. As the story progresses, he becomes the 9th successor of One For All – but it doesn’t end there.

The previous wielders of One For All have been showing up to Deku since his fight against Shinso in the U.A. Festival. However, he gets to meet and greet all of them eventually, with revelations like having multiple quirks possibly coming to light.

Among new abilities include:

• Black Whip. Inherited from Banjo Daigoro. It allows the user to immobilize enemies and increase mobility. The Black Whip’s power depends on the user’s emotions.
• Float. Inherited from Nana Shimura. Because of One For All’s stockpiling properties, Deku can use this ability at high speeds.
• Danger Sense. Inherited from Shinomori Hikage. This ability greatly helped Deku with his fight against Muscular Man when he reappeared after the Tartarus Prison breakout. The quirk’s user help detect potential threats in the surrounding and gives ample time to react appropriately.
• Smokescreen. Inherited from En. Helpful for escaping or launching surprise attacks, most notably when Midoriya fights Lady Nagant.
• Fa Jin. Inherited from the third user of One For All. This quirk gives the user an explosive burst of speed and power after performing repetitive movements.
• Gearshift. Inherited from the second user of One For All. This ability lets Midoriya change anything’s speed, even possibly ignoring the laws of inertia.

6. Deku and Eri Defeating Overhaul

Overhaul’s overpowered quirk is one lethal weapon heroes had to deal with in seasons three and four. Once Chisaki touches your skin, you’re done for. Thankfully, Deku’s powers proved a worthy contender to the ever-persistent villain that theoretically would and could ruin Japan.

As one of the best moments in the series, Eri’s quirk activation helps drive victory to the good guys.

5. Shigaraki Awakens His Power

In the eyes of the League of Villains, Shigaraki’s awakening (with his buffed powers) is a good thing. By default, his quirk is short-range, and activating decay needs to be a hand-to-hand combat. However, moments before his supposed capture is a slight mistake from the heroes.

Despite the effort from Mirko and the gang, Shigaraki managed to gain consciousness and cause another destruction. The scale is immeasurable as touching the ground lets his quirk’s effects travel.

4. Himiko Toga Reviving a Defeated Ochaco

Toga’s villainous acts supposedly originate after a series of unlucky events in her childhood. Even worse, people close to her didn’t show any empathy, considering her quirk’s evil-like characteristics. It’s also noteworthy that Shigaraki influenced her through the belief that everything must be destroyed.

At the Final War’s climax, Toga takes on Twice’s appearance and clones an army that shall vanquish every hero. Later, we see the villain fighting against Ochaco Uraraka, with the latter talking sense to the former. 

With a lot of blood dripping and weakening strength, Toga is finally knocked sense. But at the looks of things, her contender won’t make it alive, so she has to do a blood transfusion on the spot. In the end, Ochaco is revived, with Toga’s fate uncertain.

If you read the manga, this scene is going to be emotional as it tackles the history of Himiko Toga. That’s why we think this is one of the best anime moments in My Hero Academia.

3. Todoroki Family vs Dabi

Endeavor and Rei’s quirk marriage is one controversial topic in the world of My Hero Academia. Instead of love, the former’s agenda is only for self-interest. It’s a lot of trauma to process for the children born in that household.

Shoto might have a bad experience, but Toya has it worse. With Endeavor’s current position as No. 2, he wants the best candidate to surpass All Might and reach the top spot. Toya Todoroki is surprisingly enthusiastic, while Shoto thinks otherwise.

With an obsession with getting stronger, Toya finds himself in harm’s way, causing Endeavor to stop him. Still, the firstborn pleaded for his dad to come to Sekoto Peak but was left alone. The young boy lost control at the height of things and apparently passed away.

It was later revealed during the battle with an awakened Shigaraki that Toya Todoroki’s alive – now known as the murderous Dabi.

Jumping a few chapters, we see Shoto and Endeavor fighting Dabi. The villain’s body has been burning up, although the Ice quirk of Rei, Natsuo, and Fuyumi saves him. 

In the end, Dabi is still himself. His mind is conditioned to hate the Todoroki family, especially Endeavor. Once this scene is animated, you can expect an emotional roller coaster.

2. One For All vs All For One

All Might live up to his name, being the No. 1 hero until his rematch with his (im)mortal nemesis, All For One. It’s no mystery that All For One has been hunting down One For All users to steal the quirk. However, all of them are successful at repelling the thief.

During the Kamino Incident, All Might has to face All For One despite only having residues of the ability. Thanks to Deku, Kaminari, Momo, and Ida, they managed to snatch away Bakugo from the battlefield. Of course, this means more freedom for All Might to unleash all his strength.

All Might and All For One’s rematch is phenomenal. It’s the second-best anime moment in My Hero Academia, as it’s loaded with heroism. This part is also where he used his ultimate move, the United States of Smash, to fully subdue the villain.

Despite having to reveal his lost form, contrary to being muscular, people continue to cheer All Might. The celebrated No. 1 hero is loved and respected, even until the latest episode when Stain showed up.

1. Armored All Might vs All For One

Inspired by Deku’s action in their first meeting, a quirkless Toshinori Yagi faced All For One once more. Technically, All Might have quirks with the help of support items. Hercules provides the hero abilities inspired by Class 1-A’s.

Initially, Tsukauchi Naomasa thought it was too dangerous, but All Might persisted. It’s evident that one should have their spirits down with their current situation. But during the battle, he remembers his deceased mentor’s message that choosing to smile in the hard times makes them the strongest.

The battle between All Might and All For One consists of exchanging taunts and blows. However, there are too many death flags for the hero. If he’s going out like this, he will always be remembered. But deep down, we wish for a silver lining where Stain uses his Blood Curdle quirk to immobilize All For One and buy time for All Might.

As My Hero Academia’s season seven is yet to be released, you can expect this to be the best anime moment in the series. The battle with Shigaraki and Deku is yet to be concluded, so prepare for the best and worst-case scenario.

1. Detective Conan

Detective Conan may not be in the “big three”, but for the majority of Southeast Asian viewers, it’s a classic. This 90s anime is one of the longest-running series, boasting 1000 episodes—props to the mangaka Aoyama Gosho for creating this masterpiece.

Detective Conan is the main protagonist of the series. He initially goes by the name of Shinichi Kudo, helping the Japanese police close case after case. But one day, a member of the Black Organization (the bad guys) drugged him with the APTX 4869. It’s a one-way trip to death, but the young detective finds himself in a child’s body instead.

While it sounds unfortunate, Shinichi still has his S+ problem-solving skills. In the process, though, he adapted the pseudonym Conan Edogawa. As for his circumstance, the writer is yet to reveal. Since the Black Organization has the poison, they must have the cure, too (theoretically).

Detective Conan is less exciting than Baki (if you love action, fighting, and a lot of blood getting spilled altogether). But we recommend watching this 90s anime as you’ll learn a lot, especially in making sound decisions.

2. Pokemon

Pokemon is a 90s anime that has shown massive success and impact on the world. For example, Pokemon GO made people touch grass (and on top of that, perhaps take cardio exercise to the next level). Don’t forget the game itself. Catching creatures with unique powers? We’re in!

Achievements-aside, if you have yet to watch Pokemon (or only heard of it), now’s the best time to do so. The anime centers around Ash Ketchum (Satoshi) with a grand dream of becoming a Pokemon Monster. For context, he has to win every league tournament, be updated with the lore, and catch as many Pokemons as possible.

Ash Ketchum is well-known for his bond with Pikachu, albeit a rough start. Sometime later, Satoshi crossed roads with Kasumi (Misty) and Takeshi (Brock) – water and rock-type Pokemon trainers, respectively. Their journey isn’t easy and full of hurdles. It’s more than just a linear goal, as they have to deal with the likings of Team Rocket.

3. Princess Mononoke

Hayao Miyazaki’s Princess Mononoke is one the best 90s masterpieces we’re including in this list. To clarify, it’s a two-hour-long film. Still, the story and character writing are both wonderful.

Princess Mononoke revolves around the life of Prince Ashitaka in 14th-century Japan. 

One day, the Emishi village is raided by a boar-like demon threatening bloodshed and destruction. Prince Ashitaka responded and risked his life to protect the tribe. Upon victory, the young protagonist received arguably a blessing and a curse. Prince Ashitaka shall win every battle with his superhuman strength at the expense of his life draining away slowly.

Upon consulting with fellow tribe members, Prince Ashitaka sets foot in Tatara and requests a cure from the deer god (Shishigami). The western area is currently facing a conflict between San (Princess Mononoke Hime) and Lady Eboshi. The former aims to preserve the forest and help the spirits residing within, while the latter is pro-deforestation. Prince Ashitaka steps in to help.

This film is already enough in itself, albeit demanding more episodes, as the world of Princess Mononoke is vast. It’s a classic theme you’ll find in most 90s entertainment, featuring themes of environmentalism and Shinto.

4. Sailor Moon

Naoko Takeuchi’s Sailor Moon is more than just girls in cute Japanese uniforms. That may be the case from the surface, but it’s inclined towards the “we have to protect the galaxy” niche.

Usagi Tsukino – the main protagonist of this 90s anime – starts her adventure upon stumbling across Luna. The talking feline gave Usagi a brooch, granting her the powers of the Sailor Moon. Note that there are also Sailor Guardians present that Usagi will meet throughout the journey.

We’re leaving out other points here (even though you should know it by reading). However, we believe Sailor Moon is best watched without a single spoiler, as you’ll be shocked by several plot twists! If there’s a shojo anime queen, Naoko and this work of hers should take the crown!

5. Neon Genesis Evangelion

Neon Genesis Evangelion – one of the best 90s anime that aged like a fine wine. If you love pain or want to add more mental health problems, this series has you covered! No, there’s no kidding aside. Neon Genesis Evangelion has a highly depressing story.

The anime takes place in a futuristic Tokyo city, where Angels with varying powers wreaked havoc. Shinji Ikari is the main protagonist, tasked to neutralize Angels’ threats. Humanity’s best weapon at that time was the Evangelions or EVAs – a biomechanical humanoid mecha.

Unlike some 90s animes in this list, you can expect more plot twists and discoveries in Neon Genesis. One instance is that EVAs aren’t merely mindless machines but have human souls inside them. While those souls are necessary to make the Evangelions operational, it’s a pretty disturbing fact.

6. Berserk

Berserk is the work of the late Kentaro Miura. Although his latest work was released in September 2021, some fans speculate it’ll be the last, with no solid ending.

Berserk revolves around Guts – a member of the Band of the Hawks. Before joining the group, he was alone in his journey, eventually losing to the Hawks’ founder and leader, Griffith. The group has encountered countless hurdles but managed to conquer them with each passing time. However, expect twists and turns as you dive deeper into the story.

Although Berserk is a seinen anime, it can compete against various shonen titles, even to this day. We recommend watching the 1997 series with 25 episodes. But if you want a more detailed experience, the manga is your go-to place.

7. Cowboy Bebop

Excluding Cowboy Bebop in the best 90s animes list would be a crime. The title has been mentioned all over the internet, but there are many reasons why. One of them is excellent character writing. Be it Spike, Jet, or Ein, you’ll learn about their backstories we’re sure you can relate to.

It’s also worth mentioning that Cowboy Bebop takes place in 2071 when humans started colonizing other planets. The reason for this isn’t too far-fetched from this article’s writing, as Global Warming and other causes will come to bite us back.

Spike Spiegel – the series’ protagonist – comes into play when contacted for help by the Inter Solar System Police. The organization is a government-acknowledged peace-keeping organization with an extensive jurisdiction. Since cops can’t watch every sector, Spiegel is hired.

Spiegel is originally partnered with Jet Black – both are bounty hunters. With each episode passing, the Cowboys grew in numbers.

Although Cowboy Bebop has just 26 episodes, we consider it one of the best ones that stood the test of time.

8. One Piece

One Piece is a Shonen anime that started airing in 1999. Eiichiro Oda – the creator – is yet to conclude the fate of Luffy and the Strawhat Pirates in their voyage to obtain the treasure.

The protagonist takes on a unique name of Monkey D. Luffy. After Gol D. Roger’s death at the hands of the government, he joined many aspiring pirates to cash out the One Piece. However, it isn’t easy, considering many skilled and highly experienced competitors have the same goal.

One Piece’s plot is a bit confusing at this point, as it has over 1,000 episodes now. But one thing to remember is the unending plot twists, creative character writing, and comical reliefs.

9. Yu-Gi-Oh!

The concept of card-based battle may not be exclusive to the Yu-Gi-Oh! series, but it’s definitely one of the best in the 90s. You must anticipate multiple storylines here, including the fleshless deuteragonist living inside the protagonist’s body.

The series’ lore starts with Yugi Muto – a young boy who solved an ancient Egyptian artifact called the Millenium Puzzle. By doing so, the King of Games merged with Yugi, taking by the alter ego of Yami Yugi. The latter has a lot of deep history, and the main protagonist accompanies him to unearth every secret.

Yugi Muto encounters several duels throughout the series. It’s inevitable to lose, but once in a life-threatening situation, the alter ego rises to protect the whole crew. For example, cheating or losing opponents will suffer high-stake consequences like death. Of course, Yami Yugi isn’t the only one in the modern-day realm.

10. Mobile Suit Gundam Wing

In the 90s anime industry, there’s no shortage of sci-fi genres, including Mobile Suit Gundam Wing. Unfortunately, Japan isn’t fond of the series, but it still gained popularity in America – as if robots and guns aren’t unheard of in the region.

Kidding aside, we understand why it’s been a great show in the 90s and even still at this age. Note that Mobile Suit Gundam Wing is in the series’ After-Colony timeline, so expect many rebel elements here.

To recap, this world achieved a civilization where space colonies already exist. However, Treize Khushrenada manipulated the United Earth Sphere Alliance to be ruthless, hence the rise of rebels. One of them – Heero Yuy – is the main protagonist, accompanied by other members to free colonies using smuggled Mobile Suits made from Gundanium alloy.

In the heat of things, Heero’s mecha is shot down in the heart of enemy territory, forcing him to blend in. Now, he has more things to deal with besides defeating the corrupt government.

11. Hunter x Hunter

Hunter x Hunter’s main storyline is simple. A father has a son, goes back to hunting, then his son becomes aware. Instead of developing resentment toward his dad, who left for milk, he follows in his footsteps in the hopes of meeting him again.

So, what exactly is the deal with hunters? You get to do almost anything. This ranges from legally entering restricted zones to capturing rare creatures, treasures, and even humans. That’s what Gon Freecss and his friends are into, although others have goals beyond our comprehension.

No worries about spoilers. We’ve only given you what to expect while you watch this 90s anime. If you have an existential crisis like this list’s author and always question the point of something, hopefully, we’re helpful.

12. Great Teacher Onizuka

If a 22-year-old delinquent can commit crimes, he also shall be excellent at teaching. It’s an uncommon case, but enter Onizuka Eikichi – the main character of this 90s anime.

Not all readers will appreciate Great Teacher Onizuka (considering his ulterior motives), but give it a try. Come back to us once you’ve finished all the episodes, and let us know how it goes. It’s a pretty old anime, and you might not like the humor, so proceed at your discretion.

13. Dragon Ball Z

Akira Toriyama’s Dragon Ball Z is the continuation of the first installment of the titular series. As Goku reaches adulthood, new friends and foes come along, with unexpected storyline twists.

We can’t emphasize enough that DBZ is one of the best 90s anime on this list. Not to mention, it belongs to the “Big Four” titles, alongside Bleach, Naruto, and One Piece. Regardless, we’re crowning Dragon Ball Z as the king of Shonen anime.

A new threat has arrived in this installment, announcing their plans to take over Goku’s world. Unbeknownst to him, his half-brother, Raditz, is working with the bad guys. Later on, it’s revealed that Goku is meant to obliterate the planet’s inhabitants for the Saiyans – his race – to move in.

Bloodshed -aside, Dragon Ball Z has some fair share of wholesome moments. For example, two former villains have good character development. Even better, they joined forces to defeat the final boss of the series.

14. Trigun

This 90s anime isn’t what you’d expect. Despite having the “I need to be stronger and defend people” cliche from the get-go, Yasuhiro Nightow had other plans.

Trigun is a story of Vash the Stampede on a fictional planet of No Man’s Land. Vash – the main character – is a renowned gunslinger on the constant run from bounty hunters.

Serial murders, theft, and destruction of properties are what Vash is facing – at least in the eyes of the July City Military Police. Imagine putting 60 billion double dollars on your head!

If you’re looking for a unique anime perspective, we recommend Trigun. There’s also a 2023 reboot you can watch by the title Trigun Stampede.

15. Digimon

Digimon sounds like a weird sibling of the Pokemon and Tamagotchi, but hear us out. This title has to be one of many watch-worthy 90s anime because of the character writing and main storyline.

Like most anime, Digimon takes the approach of the “I see evil, I go kill”. But this one has a twist – seven kids are transported inside the Digital World, and you have friendly (and not-so-friendly) talking creatures everywhere!

16. The Magnificent Zorro

Sukehiro Tomita’s Kaiketsu Zorro is among the few straightforward 90s anime to watch. The story revolves around Don Diego Vega, who returns to his home soil that a tyrant now rules. That’s when he has to dress up as Zorro and fight the ruler.

17. Slam Dunk

Notice how most animes and mangas reaching the top ranks have fantasy elements? That’s because the sports genre isn’t as fascinating as series like Dragon Ball and Naruto. However you put it, Slam Dunk begs to differ, and there are good reasons why.

Slam Dunk centers around an aspiring basketball player named Sakuragi who wants to bring home an attractive girl. But kidding aside, imagine Takehiko Inoue (the mangaka) plays the main character and levels up his stats. That aspect in this 90s anime is the selling point as to why Slam Dunk is popular and has withstood the test of time.

18. Rurouni Kenshin

If Sakuragi’s basketball journey is about going from zero to hero, Himura Kenshin is slightly different. Kenshin is a legendary swordsman feared by many in the opposition. However, he decided to get out of the glory game and help people in need instead of refusing to murder.

Himura Kenshin’s journey starts upon encountering a troubled lady in the martial arts dojo and what journey awaits beyond.

18. Usagi Tsukino (Sailor Moon)

Sailor Moon is one of the best 90s anime created by Naoko Takeuchi. In this fictional world are countless Sailors with their quirks, which makes them loveable. But one particular person – the Sailor Moon herself – caught the eyes of many because of her aesthetics.

Usagi Tsukino, throughout the series, has sported several forms. But her Eternal Form takes the cake. Her unforgettable blonde odango with long pigtails and two circlets makes the character as charming as ever. Plus, don’t get us started with the cute wing barrettes in her hair!

17. Giorno Giovanna (Jojo’s Bizarre Adventures: Golden Wind)

This “GioGio” is in competition with Josuke Higashikata’s pompadour hairstyle, but nothing beats his long blonde hair with three mini-donuts present. We could easily have put Diavolo and Abbacchio, but they definitely deserve the top x hot anime characters list.

But seriously, Giorno Giovanna’s hairstyle is one of the most iconic from Hirohiko Araki’s masterpiece. It’s noteworthy that Giorno’s hair color was originally black and changed after a Stand awakening. If there’s anyone to blame for this unique anime hairstyle, go directly to Gold Experience.

16. Kars (Jojo’s Bizarre Adventures: Battle Tendency)

In the middle of JJBA season two, besides having a good build, Kars’ appearance keeps his wrapped hair. This iconic anime hairstyle kept many viewers like us wondering what was hiding beneath the cloth. When Joseph Joestar and Lisa Lisa persuaded Kars and Wamuu to fight for the Stone of Aja, the latter unveiled his long, dark, wavy hair.

It’s a pretty unconventional hairstyle but one that gave us a mix of awe and fear. Reasons being: 1) Sign of honor; and 2) Sign of aggression. Regardless, even a millennium-old pillar man can pull off a remarkable fashion in the near-ending world of Jojo is something worth looking at.

15. Ken Kaneki (Tokyo Ghoul)

Tokyo Ghoul’s first-ever episode shows a black-haired Ken Kaneki before the events of Rize Kamishiro. The young male protagonist undergoes several changes, but one of the most iconic involves his hairstyle. Before the first season wrapping up, we’ve witnessed an extremely traumatized Kaneki turning his hair white. Even crazier – the process is almost instantaneous.

Now, story aside, it’s one of the most fascinating anime hairstyles we’ve ever encountered. The overall character design is genuinely good. But if anything about that hair color transformation, we’ll attribute it to the Marie Antoinette Syndrome.

14. Himiko Toga (My Hero Academia)

If you’ve been watching My Hero Academia season two, Himiko Toga most likely captivated your eyes. This character easily has one of the best anime hairstyles yet, having pale, ash-blonde colored buns. And note: it isn’t as organized as Sailor Moon’s, but it’s the main reason why she’s one of the best girls in MHA.

Horikoshi’s overall design of Toga-chan compliments her unpredictable nature. One can describe her as being ruthless to heroes while showing care to the League of Villains members, especially Twice. Design-wise, and the fact that she shows a Yandere-like tendency, makes her even more remarkable.

13. Shoto Todoroki (My Hero Academia)

The current no. 1 Hero – Endeavor – is a father to the young prodigy, Shoto. Shoto Todoroki is the result of a quirk marriage between his father and Rei, thus making his hair similar to his quirk. Although there’s a dark backstory behind Shoto’s hairstyle in My Hero Academia, it’s definitely unique.

If you’re trying Shoto’s hair color for yourself, you need to apply the following colors:

• Crimson Red (left, from your view)
• White (right, from your view)

12. Zaraki Kenpachi (Bleach)

Zaraki Kenpachi is one of many characters in Bleach that hones strength to the next level. One of the latest proofs is his battle against Retsu Unohana in the Thousand-Year Blood War arc.

Another reason why Kenny is such a remarkable character is because of his spiky hair. Call him a Zanpakuto-wielding sea-urchin, but it gets even weirder. Before the time skip, his hairstyle is spikier, with bells protruding at the end.

11. Ichigo Kurosaki (Bleach)

Bleach fans have a fair share of opinions regarding the anime, and one can argue most of them aren’t good to hear. Despite its reputation, Ichigo Kurosaki has one of the best anime hairstyles in the series, featuring unforgettable orange-dyed strands.

10. Jessie (Pokemon)

Remember Pikachu and Ash from your childhood? What a time to be alive, isn’t it? Then there’s Jessica, James, and Meowth. Throughout the Pokemon anime, they’ve been portrayed as antagonists tasked to steal powerful Pokemons. Among the hit list is Pikachu, which they keep failing to capture.

Jessica is one of the more iconic in the trio because of her hairstyle. Visually, it appears as a lengthy magenta-colored hair she curls into a comet-shaped thing. Talk about being bizarre. She probably spends more time being crafty with her hair than preparing for raids.

9. Yugi Moto (Yu-Gi-Oh!)

Yugi’s anime hairstyle may single-handedly be the weirdest and most unforgettable on this list. His hair is by far the only one with three different colors styled in an even more interesting manner.

Yugi’s overall character design is even more complemented by a shifted personality, gambling all the way to impressive win streaks.

8. Kyojuro Rengoku (Demon Slayer)

Rengoku being the Flame Hashira in Demon Slayer shouldn’t come as a surprise as to why his hairstyle is one of the most unique. By appearance, he sports bright yellow hair that ends in red flakes, resembling flames. While it may seem unique, if you’ve watched until the Mugen Train arc or beyond, his family has the same hairdo!

His last words are the Flame Hashira’s everlasting legacy to Tanjiro and the rest of the crew. It’s not even coincidental to correlate it to his breathing technique. But one thing’s for certain: those words powered throughout the series thanks to the beloved Pillar.

7. Daki (Demon Slayer)

Daki is the former Upper Moon Six in the events of the Entertainment District, and what a ride we have there. Her beautiful appearance might have toppled our girl Mitsuri, but she ruined it with veins popping up whenever things didn’t go her way.

In her complete demon form, Daki has long silver hair that ends in lime green highlights. Note that her silver hair has a ponytail with three kanzashi hairpins on each side, signifying her Upper Moon rank. This anime hairstyle certainly fits her personality, which covers deceit in the guise of being too attractive.

6. Saitama (One Punch Man)

Now, hold on. Despite the absence of a single strand, Saitama’s bald head is technically still a hairstyle. So, before you say we’re dissing Caped Baldy, we’d like to offer an explanation. Regardless, even if you see him with black hair, Saitama undeniably rocked it with confidence.

As to why Saitama lost his hair, it’s the result of rigorous training to become a hero. Imagine having to consistently work your muscles hard for three years at the expense of your hair. That’s something we deeply respect!

5. Asta (Black Clover)

There’s no shortage of finding an unforgettable character in shonen animes. But recently, Black Clover has been catching up to the hype. The series showcases all things magic – with Asta as the protagonist – trying to become the next Wizard King.

By default, Asta’s hairstyle consists of a messy ash blond with a single strand sticking out upwards from his head. He also has stylish bangs in front of his forehead, which is one of the most iconic in Black Clover.

4. Celestia Ludenberg (Danganronpa)

We know what you’re thinking. She has the most attractive dress on this list and a spicy hairstyle. That’s Lady Celestia Ludenberg for you – or Yasuhiro Taeko if you want to catch her attention!

Celestia Ludenberg is a character from the Danganronpa anime based on the visual novel Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc. Her hairstyle is stylized into two large twin-drill pigtails without noticeable dyeing. At the head’s base is a big white lace bonnet accompanied by a white ribbon. Pair that with a European-style outfit, and you have the perfect waifu!

3. Mikasa Ackerman (Attack on Titan)

Others might argue there’s nothing special with Mikasa’s anime hairstyle. But we know it’s her, even if it’s just the silhouette – and there’s a good reason why.

Mikasa Ackerman is the deuteragonist of Attack on Titan, alongside Eren Yeager and Armin Arlert. Not only she’s extremely attractive throughout the series, but she also showcases impressive skills since the trio joined the 104th Survey Corps. She has a varying hairstyle, from neck-long cuts to using a ponytail after not cutting it for three years.

Regardless of the style, Mikasa Ackerman takes the cake here, surpassing Annie or Sasha. But if you beg to differ, that’s alright.

2. Kakashi Hatake (Naruto)

If you haven’t watched Naruto even once, we’ll still argue that Kakashi is one of the most popular characters in the series. His iconic Sharingan and Raikiri – be it on the anime itself or memes – have probably reached your news feed.

Kakashi’s hairstyle strikes a strong resemblance to his father – a spiky white hair that’s usually oriented on the left side. Add to that aesthetic is a forehead protector made of a metal plate and some cloth. Don’t get Kakashi wrong. It’s not just a fashion choice. Once he removes the forehead protector, things usually become more interesting.

1. Goku (Dragon Ball)

As one of the big four in the anime world, excluding Goku from this list would be a crime. His character design consists of spiked black hair, three bangs to the right, and two bangs on the left. While this hairstyle starts to become generic – given the rise of other titles – Goku is arguably the most iconic.

Note that Goku’s anime hairstyle changes depending on his Super Saiyan forms. Regardless, he manages to pull it off well.

Chlorophyte Explained

The Chlorophyte is a Hardmode ore in the Underground Jungle biome. Upon defeating the Wall of Flesh and entering Hardmode, it’ll spawn and spread through Mud blocks. It’s similar in terms of behavior as Crimson, Corruption, and Hallow biomes convert blocks, albeit with variable speed.

Even though you can find Chlorophyte Ores in the world, you can’t mine it until you have at least 200 Pickaxe Power. The Drax or Pickaxe Axe can do just that, but defeating all three mechanical bosses is a must to get both tools’ crafting pieces. Once you have the necessary materials, you can now start mining.

When traversing the Underground Jungle, we recommend equipping a pair of Wings and a reliable Mount. The Ancient Horn (that spawns a damaging Basilisk Mount on maximum movement) is a perfect example. Hooks are more than welcome to refresh your Wings’ flight duration.

Since spotting Chlorophyte can get tricky, add Spelunker Potions to your Inventory. You can make one by bringing Bottled Water, Blinkroot, Gold Ore, and Moonglow at an Alchemy Table. The Placed Bottle crafting station will also do, but resource return is not guaranteed.

Mining and Farming Unlimited Chlorophyte

When mining, don’t take every piece. Since Chlorophyte can spread through Mud Blocks, it’s best to leave a small amount so you can gather more later. You can repeat the same process near your base. Here are the steps:

1. Construct your Chlorophyte Farm in the Cavern layer. The distance will depend on your world size. Equipping the Depth Meter accessory or listening to the background music will determine if you’re in the said location.

2. As you’re using Mud Blocks, beware of the spread of Crimson, Corruption, or Hallow biome. It’ll ruin your farm, yielding you negative results. We recommend protecting it with bricks or any other non-corruptible blocks. Otherwise, purge the evil biome with our comprehensive guide here.

3. Your farm in Terraria must be 7×7 in height and width. Those blocks shall then be 40 blocks apart to facilitate a faster growth rate, albeit the percentage isn’t consistent.

What Can You Do With Chlorophyte in Terraria?

There are good and a few excellent items you can make in-game. But first, you need an Adamantite or Titanium Forge to smelt Chlorophyte Ores into Bars. To make one, combine 1 Hellforge with 30 Adamantite Ores or Titanium Ores.

Here are some of the best picks we have when synthesizing Chlorophyte Bars:

1. Drill Containment Unit

Materials to Bring	40 Chlorophyte Bars, Hellstone Bars, Meteorite Bars, Luminite Bars, Shroomite Bars & Spectre Bars
Crafting Station	Mythril Anvil / Orichalcum Anvil

This unique mount lets you dig extremely quickly without needing any Pickaxe or Drill. It offers the strongest mining power and speed in Terraria. However, using any buff potions won’t stack, which is good for saving resources.

If you haven’t made Hellevators to contain the Crimson or Corruption biome, you should make the Drill Containment Unit.

2. Chlorophyte Bullets

Materials to Bring	1 Chlorophyte Bar & 70 Musket Balls
Crafting Station	Mythril Anvil / Orichalcum

Is it hard to aim in boss fights? Crafting Chlorophyte Bullets in Terraria makes everything easier in Terraria, especially if you’re a ranged user. With more focus, you can exploit Hoiks and Teleporters easily with little attention to pay.

While the bullet may sound like a game-changer, Terraria has to balance things out. One of them is lesser damage, making fights a tad bit longer than if you’re using other types.

3. True Excalibur

Materials to Bring (Terra Blade upgrade)	1 Broken Hero Sword, True Night’s Edge, True Excalibur
Crafting Station	Mythril Anvil / Orichalcum Anvil

Making the True Excalibur in Terraria is mandatory if you adapt close-range gameplay. Not only can it hit six bodies in one strike, but it’s also essential for crafting a stronger sword, the Terra Blade.

The True Excalibur is one of the best weapons to wield during the Solar Eclipse event. Not to mention, you’ll get the Broken Hero Sword crafting material to complete your upgrade!

4. Turtle armor set

Materials to Bring	3 Turtle Shells & 54 Chlorophyte Bars
Crafting Station	Mythril Anvil / Orichalcum Anvil

Imagine the Pre-Hardmode Cactus armor set but buffed. That’s what the promising Turtle armor counterpart offers when you save enough ingredients to craft the set.

Wearing every piece gives you +750 aggro, +15% damage reduction (on desktop, mobile, and console versions), +14% melee attack, and +12% melee crit chance. Moreover, the Thorns effect deals double damage to enemies, which makes you last longer in Multiplayer boss fights in Master Mode.

Note: Chlorophyte Bars also let you craft the Chlorophyte armor set. Overall, the Hallowed armor is better because of its passive set bonus, allowing you to dodge enemy attacks.

How Many Bosses Are There in Terraria?

Excluding those from Martian Madness and Pirate Invasion‘s Martian Saucer and Flying Dutchman, there are 19 bosses. Thirteen are necessary for progression, five are optional, and one is exclusive in a secret world seed.

As a starting player, it’s generally best to gather pieces of Wood to make Platforms for building your Arena. Moreover, there are Pre-Hardmode armor sets in Terraria that you should wear to increase your survivability.

King Slime (optional)

Health (Classic / Expert / Master)	Damage (Classic / Expert / Master)	Knockback Immunity	Defense
2000 / 2800 / 3570	40 / 64 / 96	Total	10

The King Slime may be less lethal than the Eater of Worlds or Brain of Cthulhu, but it can annoy new players. Once in your world, the boss will bounce back and forth, occupying some significant space. Moreover, the King Slime will teleport to your location should you attempt to escape.

Dealing with this boss requires platforms to lessen your risk of taking damage, as his bounce attack is hard to dodge. Platforms are relatively easy to craft, so there’s no need to overthink how many to place. But it’s a good rule to make your arena as long as your PC screen’s size to be sure.

To spawn the Slime King, you can either:

• Kill 150 Slimes during the Slime Rain event.
• Use a Slime Crown, crafted from 20 Gels and 1 Gold Crown or Platinum Crown at a Demon Altar or Crimson Altar.

Note: King Slime is immune to Confused, Poisoned, and Shimmering debuffs. As more hits he takes, he’ll shrink and spawn regular Slimes.

Defeating King Slime will yield various rewards, depending on your Terraria difficulty. Aside from 1 Gold Coin / 2 Gold Coins & 50 Silver Coins, the table below shows all possible drops:

Classic	Expert	Master
Lesser Healing Potion (five to 15 pieces, 100%)	1 Gold Coin (100%)	1 Gold Coin (100%)
Solidifier (100%)	Lesser Healing Potion (five to 15 pieces, 100%)	King Slime Relic (100%)
Slime Gun (66.67%)	Royal Gel (100%)	Lesser Healing Potion (five to 15 pieces, 100%)
Ninja Hood (33.33%)	Solidifier (100%)	Royal Gel (100%)
Ninja Pants (33.33%)	Treasure Bag (100%)	Solidifier (100%)
Ninja Shirt (33.33%)	Ninja Hood (67%)	Treasure Bag (100%)
Slime Hook (33.33%)	Ninja Pants (67%)	Ninja Hood (67%)
Slimy Saddle (25%)	Ninja Shirt (67%)	Ninja Pants (67%)
King Slime Mask (14.29%)	Slime Gun (50%)	Ninja Shirt (67%)
King Slime Trophy (10%)	Slime Hook (50)	Slime Gun (50%)
	Slimy Saddle (50%)	Slime Hook (50%)
	King Slime Mask (14.29%)	Slimy Saddle (50%)
	King Slime Trophy (10%)	Royal Delight (25%)
		King Slime Mask (14.29%)
		King Slime Trophy (10%)

Eye of Cthulhu

Health (Classic / Expert / Master)	Damage (Classic / Expert / Master)	Knockback Immunity	Defense
2800 / 3640 / 4641	15 / 30 / 45 (First Phase until 1400 / 2366 / 3016)  23 / 36 (40 when below 145 HP) / 54 (60 when below 185)	Total	12 (first phase)  0 (second phase)

The Eye of Cthulhu is one boss some players may not expect to spawn, especially if they’re progressing a little quicker. Facing this enemy is crucial as it’s the key to upgrading your weapons to your world’s evil biome equivalent. For example, you can craft the Blood Butcherer from Crimson or Light’s Bane from Corruption.

As always, you need a flat space to fight the Eye of Cthulhu. The same rules apply with platforms, only adding more rooms to jump from and to. The boss is more than enthusiastic to reap your life essence, as it spawns the Servants of Cthulhu (Demon Eyes but can phase through walls).

Once it shows its teeth, you’re close to defeating the Eye of Cthulhu, but it also means the boss’ attack will be more aggressive. While there are no additional eyes to care for, it’s best to have good mobility before contending this murderous eyeball.

To spawn the Eye of Cthulhu, you can either:

• Wait for the boss, with a 33.33% chance of spawning naturally. But you need 200 total HP, three or more Town NPCs, and a minimum 10 defense.
• Use a Suspicious Looking Eye. One way is to craft the boss-summoning item by bringing 6 Lenses at a Crimson Altar or Demon Altar. Alternatively, loot Frozen Chests, Gold Chests, and Ivy Chests (20%) in the Underground.

Note: The Eye of Cthulhu is immune to the Confused debuff. If you have the Bee Keeper from Queen Bee, it won’t work. 

Classic	Expert	Master
Crimson-exclusive: Crimson Seeds (one to three pieces, 100%)  Crimtane Ore (30 to 90 pieces, 100%)	3 Gold Coins (100%)	0x33’s Aviators (100%)
Corruption-exclusive: Demonite Ore (30 to 90, pieces, 100%)  Corrupt Seeds (one to three pieces, 100%)  Unholy Arrow (20 to 50 pieces, 100%)	Badger’s Hat (defeat Wall of Flesh within the day, 100%)	Badger’s Hat (defeat Wall of Flesh within the day, 100%)
Badger’s Hat (defeat Wall of Flesh within the day, 100%)	Crimson-exclusive: Crimtane Ore (30 to 90 pieces, 100%)  Crimson Seeds (one to three pieces, 100%)	Crimson-exclusive: 3 Gold Coins (100%)  Crimson Seeds (one to three pieces, 100%)  Crimtane Ore (30 to 90 pieces, 100%)
Lesser Healing Potion (five to 15 pieces, 100%)	Corruption-exclusive: Corrupt Seeds (one to three pieces, 100%) Demonite Ore (30 to 90 pieces, 100%) Unholy Arrow (20 to 50 pieces, 100%)	Corruption-exclusive: Corrupt Seeds (one to three pieces, 100%)  Demonite Ore (30 to 90 pieces, 100%)  Unholy Arrow (20 to 50 pieces, 100%)
Eye of Cthulhu Mask (14.29%)	Lesser Healing Potion (five to 15 pieces, 100%)	Eye of Cthulhu Relic (100%)
Eye of Cthulhu Trophy (10%)	Shield of Cthulhu (100%)	Lesser Healing Potion (five to 15 pieces, 100%)
Binoculars (2.5%)	Treasure Bag (100%)	Shield of Cthulhu (100%)
	Eye of Cthulhu Mask (14.29%)	Treasure Bag (100%)
	Eye of Cthulhu Trophy (10%)	Suspicious Grinning Eye (25%)
	Binoculars (3.33%)	Eye of Cthulhu Mask (14.29%)
		Eye of Cthulhu Trophy (10%)
		Binoculars (3.33%)

Deerclops (optional)

Health (Classic / Expert / Master)	Damage (Classic / Expert / Master)	Knockback Immunity	Defense
7000 / 11900 / 15172	Deerclops have four attacks: Melee (20 / 40 / 60) Ice Spike (26 / 52 / 76) Debris (36 / 72 / 108) Shadow Hand (20 / 40 / 60)	Total	10

The Deerclops is originally a boss from another game Terraria has crossover with, Don’t Starve Together. The loot you get from your effort is something to look forward to after defeating this monster.

While fighting the Deerclops is unnecessary, we recommend doing it anyway because of the weapon drop. Summoners, Rangers, and Magic users will benefit from Houndius Shootius, Pew-matic Horn, and Weather Pain. But with all good output, your input must stay at the top.

First, prepare a multi-floor arena with stairs on each end (that must be climbable by Deerclops). Note that the boss has several attacks, including Ice Spikes, Debris, and Shadow Hand. By building said stairs, you’re reducing the chance of him using the ranged Debris ability. But be wary not to build too high, or Deerclops will use the Shadow Hand attack.

When fighting, you should dodge Deerclops at all times. Reducing the chance of facing his two ranged attacks leaves you with the Slow debuff-inflicting Roar and Icy Spikes, which are predictable. From your previous Eye of Cthulhu fight, consider movement accessories and lots of Healing Potions.

You may spawn the Deerclops through:

• Staying in the Surface Ice biome where Blizzard will randomly occur. It should be midnight. Moreover, you should have a minimum of nine defense or 200 HP. The spawn point should also be far away from any Town NPCs.
• Using the Deer Thing, which you can make by combining 1 Lens, 3 Flinx Furs, and 5 Demonite Ores at a Crimson Altar or Demon Altar.

Note: The Deerclops has debuff immunity to Confused and Shimmering. You should watch out for Slow and Frozen debuffs you may get while battling the boss.

Classic	Expert	Master
Healing Potion (five to 15 pieces, 100%)	10 Gold Coins (100%)	10 Gold Coins (100%)
Eye Bone (33%)	Bone Helm (100%)	Bone Helm (100%)
Eyebrella (33%)	Healing Potion (five to 15 pieces, 100%)	Deerclops Relic (100%)
Radio Thing (33%)	Treasure Bag (100%)	Healing Potion (five to 15 pieces, 100%)
Houndius Shootius (25%)	Eye Bone (33%)	Treasure Bag (100%)
Lucy the Axe (25%)	Eyebrella (33%)	Eye Bone (33%)
Pew-matic Horn (25%)	Radio Thing (33%)	Eyebrella (33%)
Weather Pain (25%)	Houndius Shootius (25%)	Radio Thing (33%)
Deerclops Mask (14.29%)	Lucy the Axe (25%)	Deerclops Eyeball (25%)
Deerclops Trophy (10%)	Pew-matic Horn (25%)	Houndius Shootius (25%)
Dizzy’s Rare Gecko Chester (7.14%)	Weather Pain (25%)	Lucy the Axe (25%)
	Deerclops Mask (14.29%)	Pew-Matic Horn (25%)
	Deerclops Trophy (10%)	Weather Pain (25%)
	Dizzy’s Rare Gecko Chester (7.1%)	Deerclops Mask (14.29%)
		Deerclops Trophy (10%)
		Dizzy’s Rare Gecko Chester (7.1%)

Eater of Worlds

Health (Classic / Expert / Master)	Damage (Classic / Expert / Master)	Knockback Immunity	Defense (Classic / Expert / Master
10050 (desktop, mobile, console) / 7500 (3DS, old-gen consoles) / 15120 / 19224	Eater of Worlds is an entity with multiple damaging hitboxes: Head (22 / 48 / 72) Body (13 / 20 / 31) Tail (11 / 17 / 26)	Total	Each parts have varying defense: Head (2 / 4) Body (4 / 6) Tail (8 / 10)

While many segmented worms will try taking you down in the Corruption biome, consider Eater of Worlds the final boss (in Pre-Hardmode). This massive murderous flesh buries itself from the ground, launching a surprise attack, then repeating the process until you’re down.

If you’re victorious over the Eye of Cthulhu, we recommend converting your Demonite Bars into Light’s Bane or Demon Bow. Both weapons offer higher DPS than any other of their metal counterparts.

Fighting the Eater of Worlds is as simple as building an elevated arena (made from platforms you can climb on). However, make sure it’s within the biome, or the boss will disappear. We also recommend doing it on the surface, as tracking the Eater of Worlds underground is harder.

As soon as the Eater of Worlds takes damage, it’ll soon split into different segments. But you’ll manage by keeping or upgrading your movement accessories and having a good armor set. 

Spawning the Eater of Worlds can be easy as:

• Breaking three Shadow Orbs from the Underground Corruption.
• Using a Worm Food, which you can make by combining 15 Rotten Chunks and 30 Vile Powders at a Crimson Altar or Demon Altar.

Note: The Eater of Worlds has an immunity to Confused debuff. Moreover, there’s a 5% chance the boss will inflict the Weak debuff on contact in non-Classic difficulties.

Classic	Expert	Master
Demonite Ore (zero to 134 pieces (desktop, mobile, console)) / (zero to 100 pieces (3DS, old-gen consoles)), 100%)	3 Gold Coins (100%)	3 Gold Coins (100%)
Lesser Healing Potion (five to 15 pieces, 100%)	Demonite Ore (80 to 110 pieces, 100%)	Demonite Ore (110 to 135 pieces, 100%)
Shadow Scale (zero to 134 pieces (desktop, mobile, console)) / (zero to 100 pieces (3DS, old-gen consoles)), 100%)	Lesser Healing Potion (five to 15 pieces, 100%)	Shadow Scale (30 to 50 pieces, 100%)
Eater of Worlds Mask (14.29%)	Shadow Scale (20 to 40 pieces, 100%)	Eater of Worlds Relic (100%)
Eater of Worlds Trophy (10%)	Treasure Bag (100%)	Lesser Healing Potion (five to 15 pieces, 100%)
Eater’s Bone (5%)	Worm Scarf (100%)	Treasure Bag (100%)
	Eater of Worlds Mask (14.29%)	Worm Scarf (100%)
	Eater of Worlds Trophy (10%)	Writhing Remains (25%)
	Eater’s Bone (5%)	Eater of Worlds Mask (14.29%)
		Eater of Worlds Trophy (10%)
		Eater’s Bone (5%)

Brain of Cthulhu

Health (Classic / Expert / Master)	Damage (Classic / Expert / Master)	Knockback Immunity	Defense
3250 / 5525 / 7029	30 / 54 / 81	Partial, 55% (desktop, mobile, console) / 50% (3DS, old-gen consoles) / 60% / 64% (65% in second form)	14

In Crimson worlds, the Brain of Cthulhu is a must-fight boss for obtaining the same gear as its Corruption counterpart. So, if you choose the Eater of Worlds, that still counts as progression. But from our experience, the former can be hard to beat because of its unpredictable nature.

In reality, it’s easy to beat the Crimson boss. The Underground Crimson has a large space where you can create multi-level platforms to dodge the Brain of Cthulhu and its Creepers’ attacks. You should have a reliable hook or mount from normal progression for total control and knockback resistance.

The first phase involves the Brain’s Creepers, where they’ll reposition every time the boss teleports. Defeating every minion will drop Tissue Samples – essential for crafting the Crimson armor set. Afterward, the Brain of Cthulhu will become aggressive, teleporting faster. The trick is to keep moving and be alert to its next spawn to pre-fire.

To spawn the Brain of Cthulhu, you can:

• Destroy three Crimson Hearts from the Underground Crimson.
• Use the Bloody Spine. You can craft the item by bringing 15 Vertebra and 30 Vicious Powder at a Crimson Altar or Demon Altar.

Note: The Brain of Cthulhu won’t suffer from inflicted Confused debuff. However, both Creepers and the boss may inflict various debuffs upon contact in Expert and Master modes. Moreover, the Brain gets trickier to handle in the second phase, where mirror decoys will start appearing.

Classic	Expert	Master
Crimtane Ore (40 to 90 pieces, 100%)	1 Gold Coin (100%)	1 Gold Coin (100%)
Lesser Healing Potion (five to 15 pieces, 100%)	Brain of Confusion (100%)	Brain of Confusion (100%)
Brain of Cthulhu Mask (14.29%)	Crimtane Ore (80 to 110 pieces, 100%)	Brain of Cthulhu Relic (100%)
Brain of Cthulhu Trophy (10%)	Lesser Healing Potion (five to 15 pieces, 100%)	Crimtane Ore (110 to 135 pieces, 100%)
Bone Rattle (5%)	Tissue Sample (20 to 40 pieces, 100%)	Lesser Healing Potion (five to 15 pieces, 100%)
	Treasure Bag (100%)	Tissue Sample (30 to 50 pieces, 100%)
	Brain of Cthulhu Mask (14.29)	Treasure Bag (100%)
	Brain of Cthulhu Trophy (10%)	Brain in a Jar (25%)
	Bone Rattle (5%)	Brain of Cthulhu Mask (14.29%)
		Brain of Cthulhu Trophy (10%)
		Bone Rattle (5%)

Queen Bee

Health (Classic / Expert / Master)	Damage (Classic / Expert / Master)	Knockback Immunity	Defense (Classic / Expert / Master)
3400 / 4760 / 6069	Queen Bee have two attacks: Melee (30 / 54 / 81) Ranged (22 / 44 / 66)	Total	8 / 8 to 28 (health-dependent)

Technically, you can fight whichever boss you like to go down first. But in the case of Queen Bee, traversing the Underground Jungle is dangerous because of Hornets and Man-eaters. The former inflicts the Poisoned debuff, draining health over time and reducing regeneration capabilities. While less dangerous, the latter can launch surprise attacks if you’re not observant.

Regardless, fighting the Queen Bee requires at least your pre-obtained Crimson or Shadow armor sets and 300 HP minimum. If you’re not following the Boss Progression Guide, you may opt for Gold or Platinum armor instead.

The Queen Bee’s attacks include firing a Poisonous Stinger, contact damage from the boss, and chasing bees. We recommend setting up an arena with another jumpable level. Its purpose is to reach her when she’s releasing homing bees. Then let the sentry, like the Explosive Trap Rod, pop them.

Once the previous attack is finished, the Queen Bee will charge from left to right, which is predictable after a while. This point is where your climbable platforms come into play. Time everything right, pop her as quickly as possible, and you’ll win.

Spawning the Queen Bee is easy (but sometimes annoying):

• Pop a Larva you can find inside walls of Bee Hives. Be careful around this area, as you may accidentally summon the boss.
• Use the Abeemination. You can make it by combining 1 Bottled Honey & Stinger, 5 Hives, and 5 Honey Blocks. No crafting needed is necessary in this case.

Note: You can’t inflict the Confused and Poisoned debuff on Queen Bee.

Classic	Expert	Master
Bee Wax (16 to 26 pieces, 100%)	10 Gold Coins (100%)	10 Gold Coins (100%)
Bottled Honey (five to 15 pieces, 100%)	Bee Wax (17 to 29 pieces, 100%)	Bee Wax (17 to 29 pieces, 100%)
Beenade (ten to 30 pieces, 75%)	Beenade (ten to 29 pieces, 100%)	Beenade (ten to 29 pieces, 100%)
Bee Gun (33%)	Bottled Honey (five to 15 pieces, 100%)	Bottled Honey (five to 15 pieces, 100%)
Bee Keeper (33%)	Hive Pack (100%)	Hive Pack (100%)
Hive Wand (33%)	Hive Wand (100%)	Hive Wand (100%)
Honey Comb (33%)	Treasure Bag (100%)	Queen Bee Relic (100%)
The Bee’s Knees (33%)	Bee Gun (33%)	Treasure Bag (100%)
Queen Bee Mask (14.29%)	Bee Keeper (33%)	Bee Gun (33%)
Bee Hat (11%)	Bee Hat (33%)	Bee Hat (33%)
Bee Pants (11%)	Bee Pants (33%)	Bee Keeper (33%)
Bee Shirt (11%)	Bee Shirt (33%)	Bee Pants (33%)
Queen Bee Trophy (10%)	Honey Comb (33%)	Bee Shirt (33%)
Nectar (6.7%)	The Bee’s Knees (33%)	Honey Comb (33%)
Honeyed Goggles (5%)	Queen Bee Mask (14.29%)	The Bee’s Knees (33%)
	Honeyed Goggles (11%)	Sparkling Honey (25%)
	Nectar (11%)	Queen Bee Mask (14.29%)
	Queen Bee Trophy (10%)	Honeyed Goggles (11%)
		Nectar (11%)
		Queen Bee Trophy (10%)

Skeletron

	Health (Classic / Expert / Master)	Damage (Classic / Expert / Master)	Knockback Immunity	Defense (Classic / Expert / Master)
Skeletron Head	4400 / 8800 / 11220	32 / 70 (68 with Skull) / 105 (102 with Skull)	Total	10 (0 if spinning; 9999 at daytime) / 10 base + 25/hand (0 if spinning + 25/hand; 9999 at daytime) / 10 base + 25/hand (0 if spinning + 25/hand; 9999 at daytime)
Skeletron Hand	600 / 1560 / 1989	20 / 44 / 66	Total	14

What we don’t like about the Skeletron is its lethality in daytime – capable of one-shotting if you’re too slow at defeating the boss. However, you don’t have to fight it when the sun shines. Our advice: start by 7:30 PM.

Before the fight, it’d help if you build a multi-level platform that’s lengthy enough to dodge the Skeletron’s attacks. Moreover, fast-moving Mounts are more than welcome as an alternative to movement-enhancing accessories.

Depending on your class, we recommend opting for the following Pre-Hardmode armor sets:

• Crimson or Shadow for melee
• Jungle for magic
• Fossil for ranged
• Bee for summoner

Yoyos and Flails are good weapons as both specialize in damaging multiple hitboxes. If you’re dodging skills isn’t competitive enough, that’s okay. You can survive the Skeletron’s blows, and recovering with a Lesser Healing Potion can help. You may also consider Campfires, Heart Lanterns, and Sunflowers for extra regeneration and movement speed. Add combat potions, too, if you will.

There are two ways you can spawn this boss in Terraria:

• Talk to the Old Man at the Dungeon’s entrance. We recommend having more than 300 HP to do this. Afterward, the NPC will offer to “curse” him, spawning Skeletron.
• Equip the Clothier Voodoo Doll in the Accessory Slot and kill the Clothier NPC. You can get the item from defeating Angry Bones and Dark Casters inside the Dungeon (0.33% on all modes).

Note: Skeletron’s Head is immune to Blood Butchered, Confused, Penetrated, Poisoned, and Tentacle Spike debuffs. Its Hands will absorb the rest of the debuffs except Confused and Poisoned. In Expert and Master Modes, you’ll get the Bleeding debuff upon contact (Head). The Slow debuff has a halved chance (Hands), albeit still deadly to contract.

Classic	Expert	Master
Healing Potion (five to 15 pieces, 100%)	5 Gold Coins (100%)	Bone Glove (100%)
Chippy’s Couch (14.29%)	Bone Glove (100%)	5 Gold Coins (100%)
Skeletron Mask (14.29%)	Healing Potion (five to 15 pieces, 100%)	Healing Potion (five to 15 pieces, 100%)
Skeletron Hand (12.24%)	Treasure Bag (100%)	Skeletron Relic (100%)
Book of Skulls (10.5%)	Book of Skulls (33%)	Treasure Bag (100%)
Skeletron Trophy (10%)	Skeletron Hand (33%)	Book of Skulls (33%)
	Skeletron Mask (33%)	Skeletron Hand (33%)
	Chippy’s Couch (14.29%)	Skeletron Mask (33%)
	Skeletron Trophy (10%)	Possessed Skull (25%)
		Chippy Couch (14.29%)
		Skeletron Trophy (10%)

Wall of Flesh

Health (Classic / Expert / Master)	Damage (Classic / Expert / Master)	Knockback Immunity	Defense (Classic / Expert / Master)
8000 / 11200 / 14280	50 / 150 / 225	Total	12 / 18 /18

The Wall of Flesh in Terraria is the most resilient Pre-Hardmode boss before you go Hardmode. But before that, we recommend keeping Corruption and Crimson at bay by checking this guide. We’ve provided a step-by-step process on containing both evil biomes’ spread upon entering a more challenging gameplay.

First, prepare a long arena (about 600 to 800 regular blocks). This boss in Terraria will spawn from the Underworld’s map edge you’re closest to. It’s also pretty tanky, as it combines with The Hungry.

When dealing with the Wall of Flesh, we generally recommend equipping a matching armor set. The Molten armor will be your best choice, with a pair of Night’s Edge and melee-boosting accessories and potions. Gather as much DPS source as you can before running out of space.

Spawning the Wall of Flesh in Terraria is straightforward. You have to throw the Guide Voodoo Doll at the Lava. Remember to use Obsidian Skin Potion to prevent lava contact damage.

Note: Confused, On Fire!, and Hellfire are all debuffs the Wall of Flesh is immune towards. When fighting the boss, you’re automatically inflicted with the Horrified debuff, killing you after using any recall items. The Tongue debuff may also appear, pulling you directly to the Wall of Flesh at a disadvantageous position.

Classic	Expert	Master
Badger’s Hat (defeat the Eye of Cthulhu within the day, 100%)	8 Gold Coins (100%)	8 Gold Coins (100%)
Healing Potion (five to 15 pieces, 100%)	Badger’s Hat (defeat the Eye of Cthulhu within the day, 100%)	Badger’s Hat (defeat the Eye of Cthulhu within the day, 100%)
Pwnhammer (100%)	Demon Heart (100%)	Demon Heart (100%)
Breaker Blade (25% (desktop, mobile, console) / 16.67% (3DS, old-gen consoles))	Healing Potion (five to 15 pieces, 100%)	Healing Potion (five to 15 pieces, 100%)
Clockwork Assault Rifle (25% (desktop, mobile, console)) / 16.67% (3DS, old-gen consoles))	Pwnhammer (100%)	Pwnhammer (100%)
Firecracker (25%)	Treasure Bag (100%)	Treasure Bag (100%)
Laser Rifle (25% (desktop, mobile, console)) / 16.67% (3DS, old-gen consoles))	Breaker Blade (25%)	Wall of Flesh Relic (100%)
Ranger Emblem (25% (desktop, mobile, console)) / 16.67% (3DS, old-gen consoles))	Clockwork Assault Rifle (25%)	Breaker Blade (25%)
Sorcerer Emblem (25% (desktop, mobile, console)) / 16.67% (3DS, old-gen consoles))	Firecracker (25%)	Clockwork Assault Rifle (25%)
Summoner Emblem (25%)	Laser Rifle (25%)	Firecracker (25%)
Warrior Emblem (25% (desktop, mobile, console)) / 16.67% (3DS, old-gen consoles))	Ranger Emblem (25%)	Goat Skull (25%)
Wall of Flesh Mask (14.29%)	Sorcerer Emblem (25%)	Laser Rifle (25%)
Wall of Flesh Trophy (10%)	Summoner Emblem (25%)	Ranger Emblem (25%)
	Warrior Emblem (25%)	Sorcerer Emblem (25%)
	Wall of Flesh Mask (14.29%)	Summoner Emblem (25%)
		Warrior Emblem (25%)
		Wall of Flesh Mask (14.29%)
		Wall of Flesh Trophy (10%)

Queen Slime (optional)

Health (Classic / Expert / Master)	Damage (Classic / Expert / Master)	Knockback Immunity	Defense
18000 / 28800 / 36720	Queen Slime have three unique attacks: Melee (60 / 120 / 180) Queenly Smash (80 / 160 / 240) Regal Gel (60 / 120 / 180)	100%	26

One of two Hallowed biome bosses you can fight in Terraria is the Queen Slime – a Hardmode counterpart to King Slime. This monster is optional, but we recommend it because of its decent drops.

For the platform, at least 350 blocks will do. The game-changing equipment you need is Wings for mobility. If you don’t have one, check our guide here.

Remember: Anything the Queen Slime spits must be disposed of as fast as possible. Failing to do so will overwhelm and eventually kill you. For advanced players, creating Teleporters can help, especially with the boss’ Flying ability.

Summoning the Queen Slime is solely done using the Gelatin Crystal you can find in the Underground Hallow biome.

Note: Inflicting Confused, Poisoned, and Shimmering debuff will do nothing.

Classic	Expert	Master
Greater Healing Potion (five to 15 pieces, 100%)	6 Gold Coins (100%)	6 Gold Coins (100%)
Sparkle Slime Balloon (25 to 75 pieces, 100%)	Greater Healing Potion (five to 15 pieces, 100%)	Greater Healing Potion (five to 15 pieces, 100%)
Crystal Assassin Hood (33.33%)	Sparkle Slime Balloon (25 to 74 pieces, 100%)	Queen Slime Relic (100%)
Crystal Assassin Pants (33.33%)	Treasure Bag (100%)	Sparkle Slime Balloon (25 to 74 pieces, 100%)
Crystal Assassin Shirt (33.33%)	Volatile Gelatin (100%)	Treasure Bag (100%)
Hook of Dissonance (33.33%)	Crystal Assassin Hood (67%)	Volatile Gelatin (100%)
Blade Staff (25%)	Crystal Assassin Pants (67%)	Crystal Assassin Pants (67%)
Gelatinous Pillion (25%)	Crystal Assassin Shirt (67%)	Crystal Assassin Shirt (67%)
Queen Slime Mask (14.29%)	Gelatinous Pillion (50%)	Crystal Assasssin Hood (67%)
Queen Slime Trophy (10%)	Hook of Dissonance (50%)	Gelatinous Pillion (50%)
	Blade Staff (33%)	Hook of Dissonance (50%)
	Queen Slime Mask (14.29%)	Blade Staff (33%)
	Queen Slime Trophy (10%)	Regal Delicacy (25%)
		Queen Slime Mask (14.29%)
		Queen Slime Trophy (10%)

The Destroyer

	Health (Classic / Expert / Master)	Damage (Classic / Expert / Master)	Knockback Immunity	Defense
The Destroyer Head	80000 / 120000/ 153000	70 / 280 / 420	Total	0
The Destroyer Body		The Destroyer’s Body have two unique attacks: Melee (55 / 93 / 140) Death Laser (44 / 72 / 108)
The Destroyer Tail		40 / 68 / 102

The Destroyer is one of three mechanical bosses in Terraria – and we consider it the easiest. Although the boss is a robotic version of its Pre-Hardmode counterpart, it now fires lasers.

There are two tricks we recommend if you’re fighting the Destroyer:

1. If your world has the Crimson biome, farm Crimson Mimics until you get the Fetid Baghnakhs. Afterward, go to the Tinkerer and get the best modifier possible (Red rarity). With a decent tankiness, summon the boss and claw your way to victory.

2. The Daedalus Stormbow is another excellent alternative. You can obtain the bow by farming Hallowed Mimics in Terraria. The weapon works by raining arrows from above, which makes aiming easier. Moreover, pairing it with Jester’s Arrow enables piercing, which is The Destroyer’s weakness.

To spawn The Destroyer in Terraria, you can either:

• Wait. There’s a 10% chance for the boss to spawn naturally once a Crimson Altar or Demon Altar is destroyed using the Pwnhammer. You’ll be informed before its arrival when the message “You feel vibrations from deep below…” pops up.
• Use the Mechanical Worm. You can synthesize one by bringing 5 Iron Bars or Lead Bars, 6 Souls of Night, and 6 Rotten Chunk or Vertebrae.

Note: It’s best not to consume any debuff-inflicting Potions or Flasks. Focus on adding raw damage and critical strike chance. The Destroyer is immune to all inflicted debuffs.

Classic	Expert	Master
Soul of Might (25 to 40 pieces, 100%)	12 Gold Coins (100%)	12 Gold Coins (100%)
Hallowed Bar (15 to 30 pieces, 100%)	Greater Healing Potion (five to 15 pieces, 100%)	Destroyer Relic (100%)
Greater Healing Potion (five to 15 pieces, 100%)	Hallowed Bar (20 to 35 pieces, 100%)	Greater Healing Potion (five to 15 pieces, 100%)
Destroyer Mask (14.29%)	Mechanical Wagon Piece (100%)	Mechanical Wagon Piece (100%)
Destroyer Trophy (10%)	Soul of Might (25 to 40 pieces, 100%)	Soul of Might (25 to 40 pieces, 100%)
Soul of Might (25 to 40 pieces, 100%)	Treasure Bag (100%)	Hallowed Bar (20 to 35 pieces, 100%)
	Destroyer Mask (14.29%)	Treasure Bag (100%)
	Destroyer Trophy (10%)	Deactivated Probe (25%)
		Destroyer Mask (14.29%)
		Destroyer Trophy (10%)

The Twins

	Health (Classic / Expert / Master)	Damage (Classic / Expert / Master)	Knockback Immunity	Defense
Retinazer	20000 / 30000 / 38250	First form: Contact (45 / 76 / 114) Eye Laser (40 / 76 / 114)  Second form: Contact (67 / 114 / 171) Death Laser (50 / 92 / 138) Rapid Fire (36 / 68 / 102)	Total	First form (10) Second form (20)
Spazmatism	23000 / 34500 / 43987	First form: Contact (50 / 85 / 127) Cursed Flame (50 / 88 / 132)  Second form: Contact (75 / 127 / 190) Eye Fire (60 / 108 / 162)		First form (10) Second form (28)

After The Destroyer, next on your hitlist is The Twins. This pair of eyeballs have varying attacks – from Cursed Inferno debuffs inflicted by Spazmatism to laser burst the Retinazer spews. In combination, they’re deadly and overwhelming, especially in their second phase.

For melee users, you have a lot of disadvantages fighting The Twins. Both eyes stay far from you while kiting damage, which is horrible. But you’ll have better winning odds when using Ranged or Magic weapons.

For the arena, please don’t forget to make it long enough to run for 15 seconds with a mount on. Much chasing will happen, especially in the bosses’ second phase. Spazmatism’s Cursed Inferno debuff is more lethal than lasers, so make sure to have high mobility.

We recommend defeating Spaz first before Rez. Although, feel free to rain hell on both of them. 

To summon the Twins, you can either:

• Wait. After destroying a Demon Altar or Crimson Altar using the Pwnhammer, there’s a 10% chance for the boss in Terraria to spawn. Get ready to battle after receiving the message, “This is going to be a terrible night…” popped up below.
• Use the Mechanical Eye. The materials for making this item are 3 Lenses, 5 Iron Bars or Lead Bars, and Souls of Light. Make sure to have a Mythril Anvil or an Orichalcum Anvil lying around.

Note: The Twins are immune to Poisoned and Confused debuffs.

Classic	Expert	Master
Greater Healing Potion (five to 15 pieces, 100%)	12 Gold Coins (100%)	12 Gold Coins (100%)
Hallowed Bar (15 to 30 pieces, 100%)	Greater Healing Potion (five to 15 pieces, 100%)	Greater Healing Potion (five to 15 pieces, 100%)
Soul of Sight (25 to 40 pieces, 100%)	Hallowed Bar (20 to 35 pieces, 100%)	Hallowed Bar (20 to 35 pieces, 100%)
Twin Mask (14.29%)	Mechanical Wheel Piece (100%)	Mechanical Wheel Piece (100%)
Retinazer Trophy (10%)	Soul of Sight (25 to 40 pieces, 100%)	Soul of Sight (25 to 40 pieces, 100%)
Spazmatism Trophy (10%)	Treasure Bag (100%)	Treasure Bag (100%)
	Twin Mask (14.29%)	Twins Relic (100%)
	Retinazer Trophy (10%)	Pair of Eyeballs (25%)
	Spazmatism Trophy (10%)	Twin Mask (14.29%)
		Retinazer Trophy (10%)
		Spazmatism Trophy (10%)

Skeletron Prime

	Health (Classic / Expert / Master)	Damage (Classic / Expert / Master)	Knockback Immunity	Defense
Skeletron Prime Head	28000 / 42000 / 53550	Stationary: 47 / 79 / 119  Spinning: 94 / 158 / 238	Total	Stationary: 24 Spinning: 48
Prime Cannon	7000 / 10500 / 13387	Melee (30 / 51 / 76) Bomb (80 / 160 / 240)		23
Prime Saw	9000 / 13500 / 17212	56 / 92 / 142		38
Prime Vice	9000 / 13500 / 17212	52 / 88 / 132		34
Prime Laser	6000 / 9000 / 11475	Melee (29 / 49 / 73) Death Laser (50 / 100 / 150)		20

Unlike the first two mechanical bosses, the Skeletron Prime is less lethal, even if you’re bad at dodging. The caveat is that he’ll chase you, hence the need for a larger arena platform. You may expand an existing one you used when battling the Skeletron from Pre-Hardmode.

You can defeat the Skeletron Prime in many ways, but our two favorites involve playing safe and risky.

The first option requires you to use a Ranged or Magic weapon. For the armor, you can wear one that balances damage and defense – or even hybridize. The combat should focus on blasting Prime Cannon and Prime Laser, as they’ll hit you often. Then, you can follow up by destroying the rest of Skeletron Prime.

The second option is straightforward and similar to the run-and-gun concept. In this case, you’ll need a weapon that offers solid DPS, like Fetid Baghnakhs. Titanium and Hallowed armor sets are your best picks here, with the former offering protection and the latter the dodge ability.

To spawn the Skeletron Prime, you can either:

• Wait. There’s a 10% chance it’ll appear at night after destroying Altars.
• Use the Mechanical Skull. Crafting requires 3 Souls of Light and Souls of Night, 5 Iron Bars or Lead Bars, and 30 Bones. Mythril Anvil and Orichalcum Anvil are needed crafting stations.

Note: The Skeletron Prime has immunity to Confused, Poisoned, Blood Butchered, Penetrated, and Distorted debuffs.

Classic	Expert	Master
Greater Healing Potion (five to 15 pieces, 100%)	12 Gold Coins (100%)	12 Gold Coins (100%)
Hallowed Bar (15 to 30 pieces, 100%)	Greater Healing Potion (five to 15 pieces, 100%)	Greater Healing Potion (five to 15 pieces, 100%)
Soul of Fright (25 to 40 pieces, 100%)	Hallowed Bar (20 to 35 pieces, 100%)	Hallowed Bar (20 to 35 pieces, 100%)
Skeletron Prime Mask (14.29%)	Mechanical Battery Piece (100%)	Mechanical Battery Piece (100%)
Skeletron Prime Trophy (10%)	Soul of Fright (25 to 40 pieces, 100%)	Skeletron Prime Relic (100%)
	Treasure Bag (100%)	Soul of Fright (25 to 40 pieces, 100%)
	Skeletron Prime Mask (14.29%)	Treasure Bag (100%)
	Skeletron Prime Trophy (10%)	Robotic Skull (25%)
		Skeletron Prime Mask (14.29%)
		Skeletron Prime Trophy (10%)

Plantera

Health (Classic / Expert / Master)	Damage (Classic / Expert / Master)	Knockback Immunity	Defense
30000 / 42000 / 53550	Plantera’s first form have four unique attacks: Contact (50 / 100 / 150) Seed (44 / 76 / 114) Poison Seed (54 / 96 / 144) Thorn Ball (62 / 108 / 162)  Second form (70 / 140 / 210 (Contact only))	Total	36 (first form) / 10 (second form)

Getting the Plantera to spawn in Terraria is tricky if you don’t have horizontal tunnels. But it makes a world of difference if you have one.

Destroying Plantera’s Bulbs is a surefire way to spawn Plantera. You can find them randomly scattered in the Underground Jungle. Don’t pop them yet because you must create an arena first!

You’ll find large openings in the Underground Jungle if you’re lucky. It’s even better if a Bulb is nearby. The same procedures: the arena should be wide enough to move, or you can use your tunnels if things get desperate.

Alternatively, you can exploit Plantera’s behavior by making Teleporters. The idea is simple: Plantera will move slowly to you, with less chance of inflicting damage. As a Ranged or Magic user, position yourself safely and hit the Lever to teleport to the side. In the process, you should be dealing damage. 

Note: Confused and Poisoned debuffs will have no effect on Plantera.

Classic	Expert	Master
Flower Pow (14.29% (desktop, mobile, console) / 16.67% (3DS, old-gen consoles))	15 Gold Coins (100%)	15 Gold Coins (100%)
Greater Healing Potion (five to 15 pieces, 100%)	Greater Healing Potion (five to 15 pieces, 100%)	Greater Healing Potion (five to 15 pieces, 100%)
Temple Key (100%)	Flower Pow (14.29%)	Plantera Relic (100%)
Pygmy Staff (25%)	Spore Sac (100%)	Spore Sac (100%)
Grenade Launcher & Rocket I (50 to 149 pieces (desktop, mobile, console) / 20 to 49 pieces (3DS, old-gen consoles), 100% if it’s your first time defeating Plantera in a non-Expert & Master worlds. Otherwise, 14.29% (desktop, mobile, console) / 16.67% (3DS, old-gen consoles))	Temple Key (100%)	Temple Key (100%)
Leaf Blower (14.29% (desktop, mobile, console) / 16.67% (3DS, old-gen consoles))	Treasure Bag (100%)	Treasure Bag (100%)
Nettle Burst (14.29% (desktop, mobile, console) / 16.67% (3DS, old-gen consoles))	Pygmy Staff (50%)	Pygmy Staff (50%)
Plantera Mask (14.29%)	Grenade Launcher & Rocket I (50 to 149 pieces, 14.29%)	Plantera Seedling (25%)
Seedler (14.29%)	Leaf Blower (14.29%)	Flower Pow (14.29%)
Venus Magnum (14.29% (desktop, mobile, console) / 16.67% (3DS, old-gen consoles))	Nettle Burst (14.29%)	Grenade Launcher & Rocket I (50 to 149 pieces, 14.29%)
Wasp Gun (14.29% (desktop, mobile, console) / 16.67% (3DS, old-gen consoles))	Plantera Mask (14.29%)	Leaf Blower (14.29%)
Plantera Trophy (10%)	Seedler (14.29%)	Nettle Burst (14.29%)
Thorn Hook (10%)	Venus Magnum (14.29%)	Plantera Mask (14.29%)
Seedling (5%)	Wasp Gun (14.29%)	Seedler (14.29%)
The Axe (2% (desktop, mobile, console) / 0.5% (3DS, old-gen consoles))	Plantera Trophy (10%)	Venus Magnum (14.29%)
	Thorn Hook (10%)	Wasp Gun (14.29%)
	Seedling (6.67%)	Plantera Trophy (10%)
	The Axe (5%)	Thorn Hook (10%)
		Seedling (6.67%)
		The Axe (5%)

Golem

	Health (Classic / Expert / Master)	Damage (Classic / Expert / Master)	Knockback Immunity	Defense
Golem Head	25000 (desktop, mobile, console) / 16000 (3DS, old-gen consoles) / 37500 / 47812	Golem Head First form: Contact (64 / 102 / 153)  Fireball (36 to 58 / 72 to 116 / 108 to 174 (health-dependent)  Eye Beam (56 / 112 / 168)  Golem Head second form (Freed): Contact (80 / 128 / 192)	Total	20 (intact) / 32 (freed)
Golem Body (available on second form)	15000 (desktop, mobile, console) / 9000 (3DS, old-gen consoles) / 22500 / 28687	Contact (72 / 115 / 172)		26
Golem Fists	10000 (desktop, mobile, console) / 7000 (3DS, old-gen consoles) (each fist) / 15000 (each fist) / 19125 (each fist)	Contact (59 / 94 / 141)		28
Total	60000 (desktop, mobile, console) / 39000 (3DS, old-gen consoles) / 90000 / 114749

Many Terraria players know that the Golem is the easiest Hardmode boss you can farm for Coins. Plus, almost every Lihzahrd you’ll encounter in the Temple will drop the boss-summoning item, Lihzahrd Power Cell.

If you don’t know where to find a Lihzahrd Temple, we recommend digging down consistently. You may use Bombs to aid your search. If you’re lucky to have horizontal tunnels, even better. Traversing the inside can also be dangerous, so we recommend equipping a tanky armor set with good regenerative capabilities.

Once you’ve located the bottom of the structure, you’ll find an Altar. But don’t summon the boss yet. Preparing an arena with climbable blocks is best to dodge the Golem’s attacks.

If you’re happy with the setup, interact with the Lihzahrd Altar while holding the Lihzahrd Power Cell to spawn the Golem. The boss’ attacks are predictable after a while, and you should have less difficulty defeating it. 

Note: The Golem has resistance to On Fire!, Confused, and Poisoned debuffs.

Classic	Expert	Master
Beetle Husk (four to eight pieces, 100%)	12 Gold Coins (100%)	Beetle Husk (18 to 23 pieces, 100%)
Greater Healing Potion (five to 15 pieces, 100%)	Beetle Husk (18 to 23 pieces, 100%)	12 Gold Coins (100%)
Picksaw (25% (desktop, mobile, console) / 12.5% (3DS, old-gen consoles))	Treasure Bag (100%)	Golem Relic (100%)
Eye of the Golem (14.29% (desktop, mobile, console) / 12.5% (3DS, old-gen consoles))	Greater Healing Potion (five to 15 pieces, 100%)	Greater Healing Potion (five to 15 pieces, 100%)
Golem Fist (14.29% (desktop, mobile, console) / 12.5% (3DS, old-gen consoles))	Shiny Stone (100%)	Shiny Stone (100%)
Golem Mask (14.29%)	Picksaw (33.33%)	Treasure Bag (100%)
Heat Ray (14.29% (desktop, mobile, console) / 12.5% (3DS, old-gen consoles))	Eye of the Golem (14.29%)	Picksaw (33.33%)
Possessed Hatchet (14.29% (desktop, mobile, console) / 12.5% (3DS, old-gen consoles))	Golem Fist (14.29%)	Guardian Golem (25%)
Staff of Earth (14.29% (desktop, mobile, console) / 12.5% (3DS, old-gen consoles))	Golem Mask (14.29%)	Eye of the Golem (14.29%)
Stynger & Stynger Bolt (60 to 99 pieces, 14.29% (desktop, mobile, console) / 12.5% (3DS, old-gen consoles))	Heat Ray (14.29%)	Golem Fist (14.29%)
Sun Stone (14.29% (desktop, mobile, console) / 12.5% (3DS, old-gen consoles))	Stynger & Stynger Bolt (60 to 99 pieces, 14.29%)	Golem Mask (14.29%)
Golem Trophy (10%)	Possessed Hatchet (14.29%)	Heat Ray (14.29%)
	Staff of Earth (14.29%)	Possessed Hatchet (14.29%)
	Sun Stone (14.29%)	Staff of Earth (14.29%)
	Golem Trophy (10%)	Stynger & Stynger Bolt (60 to 99 pieces, 14.29%)
		Sun Stone (14.29%)
		Golem Trophy (10%)

Empress of Light (optional)

Health (Classic / Expert / Master)	Damage (Classic / Expert / Master)	Knockback Immunity	Defense
70000 / 98000 / 124960	Being a unique optional boss, the Empress of Light have six unique attack patterns:  First form: Melee (80 / 110 / 165 – applicable to second form) Dash (120 / 165 / 248 – applicable to second form) Prismatic Bolt (90 / 120 / 180) Sun Dance (100 / 140 / 210) Everlasting Rainbow (90 / 120 / 180) Ethereal Lance (100 / 120 / 180)  Second form: Prismatic Bolt (100 / 140 / 210) Sun Dance (120 / 160 / 240) Everlasting Rainbow (100 / 140 / 210) Ethereal Lance (120 / 140 / 210) Ethereal Lance II (130 / 120 / 180)	Total	First form (50) Second form (60)

The Empress of Light is the final Hallowed boss you’ll encounter alongside Queen Slime. Defeating her is extremely rewarding but also challenging to fight. The boss’ drops are good, especially the Terraprisma, adding a significant amount of DPS. However, you need to kill the Empress of Light in the daytime.

The daytime Empress of Light can kill you in one shot, so you can skip that part if you’re a beginner. Still, Eventide and Kaleidoscope are good weapons for your arsenal before fighting the Lunatic Cultist and Moon Lord.

Melee weapons are a no-go when dealing with this boss. Almost all her attacks are ranged, which means you’ll get fewer hits (unless your melee weapon has projectiles). Ranged and Magic weapons will do just fine, but remember, you’ll need high mechanical skills!

An arena with at least 400 blocks per row will serve as your base. Afterward, you can repeat that three to four times with at least a 30-block gap. Your equipment must include high regeneration properties and a decent mix of tankiness. Of course, you can max out DPS if you’re confident dodging her attacks. You might get killed here and there, but practice makes perfect!

During the fight, the Empress of Light releases chasing projectiles, charges aggressively, and emits light beams with little space to take cover. But that’s where your Wings and Mounts come into play.

To spawn the Empress of Light, kill a Prismatic Lacewing you can find in the Hallowed biome.

Note: The Empress of Light’s only debuff immunity is Confused. Other DPS-inducing items will help you defeat this Terraria boss.

Classic	Expert	Master
Greater Healing Potion (five to 15 pieces, 100%)	25 Gold Coins (100%)	25 Gold Coins (100%)
Terraprisma (from enraged Empress of Light, 100%)	Greater Healing Potion (five to 15 pieces, 100%)	Empress of Light Relic (100%)
Eventide (25%)	Soaring Insignia (100%)	Greater Healing Potion (five to 15 pieces, 100%)
Kaleidoscope (25%)	Terraprisma (from enraged Empress of Light, 100%)	Soaring Insignia (100%)
Nightglow (25%)	Treasure Bag (100%)	Terraprisma (from enraged Empress of Light, 100%)
Prismatic Dye (25%)	Eventide (25%)	Treasure Bag (100%)
Starlight (25%)	Kaleidoscope (25%)	Eventide (25%)
Empress of Light Mask (14.29%)	Nightglow (25%)	Jewel of Light (25%)
Empress of Light Trophy (10%)	Prismatic Dye (25%)	Kaleidoscope (25%)
Empress Wings (6.67%)	Starlight (25%)	Nightglow (25%)
Rainbow Cursor (5%)	Empress of Light Mask (14.29%)	Prismatic Dye (25%)
Stellar Tune (2%)	Empress of Light Trophy (10%)	Starlight (25%)
	Empress Wings (10%)	Empress of Light Mask (14.29%)
	Rainbow Cursor (5%)	Empress of Light Trophy (10%)
	Stellar Tune (5%)	Empress Wings (10%)
		Rainbow Cursor (5%)
		Stellar Tune (5%)

Duke Fishron (optional)

Health (Classic / Expert / Master)	Damage (Classic / Expert / Master)	Knockback Immunity	Defense
60000 (desktop, mobile, console) / 50000 (3DS, old-gen consoles) / 78000 / 99450	Duke Fishron have three unique attacks:  First form: Contact (100 / 140 / 210) Contact if enraged (200 / 280 / 420) Sharknado (80 / 100 / 150) Detonating Bubble (100 / 150 / 225)  Second form: Contact (2nd stage) (120 / 201 / 302) Contact (3rd stage) (n/a / 184 / 277) Contact if enraged (200 / 280 / 420) Cthulunado (160 / 200 / 300)	Total	First form: 50 (100 if enraged) Second form: 40 (100 if enraged)

Duke Fishron may have less health than other Hardmode bosses in Terraria, but he compensates by putting up a good fight. Post-Golem, you’ll have good weapons to obtain, including those from the Martian Madness event. But if you’re hybridizing magic and summoner damage, you may want to get loot from fighting this boss.

Our favorite tactic against Duke Fishron is similar to Plantera’s setup. You’ll need to make the same arena with Teleporters while encased in a safe space. The Megashark is a good gun we recommend, although your bullets better be Chlorophyte to aid in aiming. Combine that with Flasks and Potions, and you’re good to go.

Spawning Duke Fishron is easy. Go to the Ocean biome and use the Truffle Worm as bait. Cast your Fishing Pole, reel in, and you’ll find yourself in a fight. To catch the Truffle Worm, go to the Glowing Mushroom biome and use Bug Nets.

Note: Some Flasks with good damage over time effects will help since Duke Fishron is only immune to Confused and Stunned debuffs (first phase). During phase two, he’ll no longer receive damage from Poisoned, Acid Venom, On Fire!, and Frostburn.

Classic	Expert	Master
Greater Healing Potion (five to 15 pieces, 100%)	25 Gold Coins (100%)	25 Gold Coins (100%)
Bubble Gun (20%)	Greater Healing Potion (five to 15 pieces, 100%)	Duke Fishron Relic (100%)
Flairon (20%)	Shrimpy Truffle (100%)	Greater Healing Potion (five to 15 pieces, 100%)
Razorblade Typhoon (20%)	Treasure Bag (100%)	Shrimpy Truffle (100%)
Tempest Staff (20%)	Bubble Gun (20%)	Treasure Bag (100%)
Tsunami (20%)	Flairon (20%)	Pork of the Sea (25%)
Duke Fishron Mask (14.29%)	Razorblade Typhoon (20%)	Bubble Gun (20%)
Duke Fishron Trophy (10%)	Tempest Staff (20%)	Flairon (20%)
Fishron Wings (6.67%)	Tsunami (20%)	Razorblade Typhoon (20%)
Greater Healing Potion (five to 15 pieces, 100%)	Duke Fishron Trophy (14.29%)	Tempest Staff (20%)
	Duke Fishron Trophy (10%)	Tsunami (20%)
	Fishron Wings (10%)	Duke Fishron Mask (14.29%)
		Duke Fishron Trophy (10%)
		Fishron Wings (10%)

Lunatic Cultist

Health (Classic / Expert / Master)	Damage (Classic / Expert / Master)	Knockback Immunity	Defense
32000 / 48000 / 61000	The Lunatic Cultist have eight unique attacks: Contact (50 / 75 / 112) Shadow Fireball (36 / 72 / 72) Ice Mist (70 / 100 / 100) Fireball (60 / 80 / 80) Lightning Orb (90 / 120 / 120) Ancient Light (120 / 160 / 160) Ancient Doom (30 / 45 / 67) Prophecy’s End (60 / 180 / 402)	Total	42 (27 if health is equal or less than 50%)

The Lunatic Cultist is technically a mini-boss because of its easy difficulty. However, triggering the Celestial Pillar events is an important step, then Moon Lord.

Your armor set and weapons are as good as it is from your Golem fight. The same arena from your Skeletron and Skeletron Prime are also viable.

To spawn the Lunatic Cultist, you must kill all Cultists in the surface Dungeon.

Note: The Lunatic Cultist is immune to On Fire! Debuff. This means you can inflict him debuffs that deal damage over time. There’s no turning back once you’ve defeated this boss in Terraria. Consider all preparations for the final battle.

Classic	Expert	Master
Ancient Manipulator (100%)	Ancient Manipulator (100%)	Ancient Manipulator (100%)
Greater Healing Potion (five to 15 pieces, 100%)	Greater Healing Potion (five to 15 pieces, 100%)	Greater Healing Potion (five to 15 pieces, 100%)
Lunatic Cultist Mask (14.29%) Lunatic Cultist Trophy (10%)	Lunatic Cultist Mask (14.29%)	Lunatic Cultist Relic (100%)
Ancient Manipulator (100%)	Lunatic Cultist Trophy (10%)	Tablet Fragment (25%)
	Ancient Manipulator (100%)	Lunatic Cultist Mask (14.29%)
		Lunatic Cultist Trophy (10%)

Moon Lord

	Health (Classic / Expert / Master)	Damage (Classic / Expert / Master)	Knockback Immunity	Defense
Moon Lord Head	45000 / 67500 / 86062	No contact damage. But this part have two attacks:  Phantasmal Deathray (150 / 300 / 450)  Phantasmal Bolt (60 / 120 / 180)	Total	50
Moon Lord’s Hand	25000 / 37500 / 47812	No contact damage, unless it’s the Open Eye Socket (80). Moreover, this part have three attacks:  Phantasmal Sphere (80 / 160 / 240)  Phantasmal Eye (60 / 120 / 180)  Phantasmal Bolt (60 / 120 / 180)		60
Moon Lord’s Core	50000 / 75000  / 95625	None		70
Total	145000

After defeating all Celestial Pillars, the Moon Lord will spawn after sixty seconds. However, you may also summon him using a Celestial Sigil made from 12 Solar Fragment, Vortex Fragment, Nebula Fragment, and Stardust Fragment at an Ancient Manipulator.

We recommend using your current best armor from the previous tips above. This ranges from Spectre armor (hood build), Turtle armor, or Valhalla Knight armor.

The most important factor for survivability is dodging the Moon Lord’s attacks by moving a lot. You may die a few times, but you’ll defeat him eventually.

Note: The Moon Lord is immune to Confused and Shimmering debuffs. You may add damage over time to the final boss in Terraria. However, be careful with its Moon Bite debuff, which prevents health regeneration.

Classic	Expert	Master
Luminite (70 to 90 pieces, 100%)	Celestial Starboard (100%)	Celestial Starboard (100%)
Portal Gun (100%)	Gravity Globe (100%)	Gravity Globe (100%)
Super Healing Potion (five to 15 pieces, 100%)	Luminite (90 to 110 pieces, 100%)	Luminite (90 to 110 pieces, 100%)
Celebration Mk2 (22.2%)	Portal Gun (100%)	Moon Lord Relic (100%)
Last Prism (22.2%)	Super Healing Potion (five to 15 pieces, 100%)	Portal Gun (100%)
Meowmere (22.2%)	Suspicious Looking Tentacle (100%)	Super Healing Potion (five to 15 pieces, 100%)
Lunar Flare (22.2%)	Treasure Bag (100%)	Suspicious Looking Tentacle (100%)
Lunar Portal Staff (22.2%)	Celebration Mk2 (22.2%)	Treasure Bag (100%)
Rainbow Crystal Staff (22.2%)	Last Prism (22.2%)	Piece of Moon Squid (25%)
S.D.M.G. (22.2%)	Lunar Flare (22.2%)	Celebration Mk2 (22.2%)
Star Wrath (22.2%)	Lunar Portal Staff (22.2%)	Last Prism (22.2%)
Terrarian (22.2%)	Meowmere (22.2%)	Lunar Flare (22.2%)
Moon Lord Mask (14.29%)	Rainbow Crystal Staff (22.2%)	Lunar Portal Staff (22.2%)
Meowmere Minecart (10%)	S.D.M.G. (22.2%)	Meowmere (22.2%)
Moon Lord Trophy (10%)	Star Wrath (22.2%)	Rainbow Crystal Staff (22.2%)
	Terrarian (22.2%)	S.D.M.G. (22.2%)
	Moon Lord Mask (14.29%)	Star Wrath (22.2%)
	Meowmere Minecart (10%)	Terrarian (22.2%)
	Moon Lord Trophy (10%)	Moon Lord Mask (14.29%)
		Meowmere Minecart (10%)
		Moon Lord Trophy (10%)

Conclusion

If you’ve reached this stage, congratulations! There are many things to do in Terraria besides defeating all bosses from Pre-Hardmode to Hardmode. There are more challenges like Frost Moon and Pumpkin Moon events or completing cutting off evil biomes in your world.

1. Fire Gauntlet

The Fire Gauntlet is one of the two best accessories you should consider using when playing melee class in Terraria. It’s perfect for solid DPS increase, making weapons like the Breaker Blade and most Whips easier to use.

During combat, the extra damage over time you can inflict on enemies can help. Not bad for an offensive accessory you can have after defeating all three mechanical bosses. But it’s noteworthy that most enemies will have immunity to Hellfire as we advance. It’d be best to supplement that with Flasks.

2. Berserker’s Glove

The Berserker’s Glove is another solid alternative if you’re playing Multiplayer as a tank-like role. Although the damage boost and debuff bonuses aren’t present versus their previous counterpart, it still offers good situational stats.

Take aggro, for example, where you can absorb hits meant for your damage dealers. Pair it with the Frozen Shield and Valhalla Knight armor set or other tough alternatives. The former gives you a bonus shield below 25% health and increases your squishy teammates’ survivability, while the latter makes you tankier. It’s a decent summoner-melee build but feel free to experiment.

3. Recon Scope

The Recon Scope is the final upgrade for Sniper Scope and Rifle Scope, packing all the punch in a single accessory. This item is best with Multiplayer because of the aggro factor. Otherwise, you’ll only get the 10% ranged damage, critical hit bonus, and view range enhancement.

We recommend pairing the Recon Scope with Sniper Rifle and other high-damage output guns in Terraria. While you might think this accessory works solely on ammo-consuming weapons, you can also use it with:

• Candy Corn Rifle
• Elf Melter
• Flamethrower
• Stake Launcher

4. Stalker’s Quiver

There are more Bows in Terraria than guns you can acquire through normal gameplay. So, it’s unsurprising to see players opting for the former. But most Bow and Arrow in Pre-Hardmode are as not enticing as Hardmode.

The Stalker’s Quiver is another accessory we recommend if you use Bows in a Multiplayer game. Again, the same 400 aggro deduction makes you an unwanted target of Bosses and Invasion enemies. If you have someone playing the tank role, we recommend you maximize damage and mobility for a decent survival rate.

The next best choice to the Stalker’s Quiver is its Molten counterpart. But we’ll reveal later why it may not be the case.

5. Squire’s Shield

Among all accessories you can get from defeating Dark Mages and Ogres, the Squire’s Shield is the best. Melee-summon hybrid users can benefit from it as early as Pre-Hardmode, although obtaining Brand of the Inferno or Sergeant United Shield is a must-have first.

Note that you should discard the Squire’s Shield as soon as you find the Cobalt Shield from Dungeon Chests. From there, as we advance, you can upgrade it into the Obsidian Shield, which you can turn into the Ankh Shield for crafting the Ankh Charm.

6. Papyrus Scarab

Most minion-summoning weapons in Terraria are fairly weak, especially if you’re yet to obtain the Desert Tiger Staff or Tempest Staff. You can increase your overall damage output by using other weapons from a separate class but expect some downside. If you have the Hercules Beetle and Necromantic Scroll, consider combining the two for a massive boost.

The Papyrus Scarab’s 15% damage boost may be a downgrade to its crafting materials combined. But the 5% loss is easily replaceable by the extra minion you can spawn. Ultimately, you can equip the Papyrus Scarab, Hercules Beetle, and Necromantic Scroll altogether. Add a Summoning Potion and Stardust armor, and you’ll no longer be a one-man army.

7. Yoyo Bag

Like Flails, Yoyos are underrated. Some of the reasons include low overall DPS, accessibility, and difficulty to use. It’s understandable, as Yoyos are outperformed by most weapons in Pre-Hardmode, like the Imp Staff and Night’s Edge. But with the right accessory, any Yoyo can become lethally effective.

The Yoyo Bag caters to users who prefer launching a ball of continuous damage. The Yoyo Glove – one of the accessory’s ingredients – is obtainable as early as Pre-Hardmode. Using Hel-Fire or Amarok is enough for starters. Moving forward, you’ll get the Terrarian after defeating the Moon Lord, which offers tons of DPS from extra Yoyos and Counterweights.

With those considerations, we highly recommend going for the Yoyo Bag and wreaking havoc against waves of enemies and segmented worms!

8. Celestial Shell

The Celestial Shell is one of Terraria’s most powerful accessories you can obtain before facing all Four Celestial Pillars and the Moon Lord. We’ll let the stat speak for itself on this one. Just remember not to add any of its constituents to your Accessory Slot because it won’t stack.

9. Ankh Shield

Of all defensive accessories in Terraria, the Ankh Shield covers the most debuff immunity for you. Are you tired of getting Poisoned by Hornets in the Underground Jungle? Just equip this accessory.

Overall, the Ankh Shield is helpful, but not at all times. You may find the item indispensable if you’re doing Underground and Cave explorations. If you’re fighting bosses, it’s best to equip other accessories for DPS accumulation. Supplement your survivability with Potions and good dodging skills.

10. Celestial Cuffs

Celestial Cuffs is one of the three final upgrades from the Celestial Magnet. Combat-wise, there are many good features if you’re using Magic weapons. One example is using Last Prism, Razorpine, and Charged Blaster Cannon for continuous damage. Those three are some of the most mana-expensive items in-game.

With the Spectre Armor (Hood), you can repeat the process of healing by dealing damage to enemies and getting Mana Stars from taking hits. In the end, all you have to do is focus on the fight.

1. Molten Quiver

The Molten Quiver is an alternative ranged accessory for Stalker’s Quiver. While its unique effects of turning regular arrows into flaming ones sound perky, it’s acquirable in Hardmode. Ultimately, using the Molten Quiver is a mistake because of underwhelming damage. Plus, most enemies are immune to the debuff it inflicts.

2. Huntress’s Buckler

In Pre-Hardmode Terraria, activating the Old One’s army invasion can yield good rewards. The Huntress’s Buckler is one of them – but solely for profit. We can say the same for Apprentice’s Scarf and Monk’s Belt, as they all have identical stats. As you can get them by defeating Dark Mages and Ogres, profiting from them isn’t a bad idea.

3. Bee Cloak

Any Bee-related accessories become totally not viable once you reach Hardmode. Sure, there may be unique effects, like extra armor penetration or falling stars, but it ends there.

If you’re in Pre-Hardmode and have the Bee Cloak equipped, we advise selling it and replacing it with better items. The damaging Bees may sound like a good deal for extra damage, but it’s the opposite. Plus, activating it requires a portion of your health, which isn’t great for squishy builds.

4. Honey Comb

Equipping the Honey Comb solely in Terraria puts you at many disadvantages. If you’re in Pre-Hardmode, it’s best to find alternatives. Sell the accessory and never look back.

5. Sweetheart Necklace

The Sweetheart Necklace isn’t as bad as we thought. In fact, it’s an excellent alternative for fast-moving mounts and Wings (if you don’t have one yet). However, you’re actively exchanging a portion of your health to activate the speed boost in the process. If you’re in early Hardmode, you might be forced to equip tanky armor sets even to hold on!

What we instead recommend is making Wings, which we covered in this guide.

6. Band of Regeneration

The Band of Regeneration genuinely helps many Terraria players get through early Pre-Hardmode bosses’ attacks. You can later combine it with the Philosopher’s Stone to make the Charm of Myths – reducing potion usage CD. However, it becomes a nuisance during Hardmode, so we suggest selling or stashing it away.

The extra life regeneration per second is available through various Hardmode armor sets. Some examples are Squire and Valhalla Knight, increasing your recovery rate by 2HP/s and 4HP/s, respectively.

7. Band of Starpower

As a Magic user, the Band of Starpower helps you last longer in a boss fight or fending off invasions. But once you’ve defeated the Wall of Flesh, it’s time to stash the accessory in your Chest. Later, you can upgrade it into Magic Cuffs, then Celestial Cuffs.

8. Shackle

For Pre-Hardmode players, equipping a Shackle makes or breaks your survivability, especially on Expert and Master Mode (although effects are mostly unnoticeable). But we don’t recommend equipping it for too long after finding better accessories.

9. Nature’s Gift

The Nature’s Gift isn’t bad, but equipping it alone won’t be enough either. Remember to combine it with other accessories in the Tinkerer’s Workshop to create Arcane Flower, Magnet Flower, or Mana Cloak.

10. Molten Skull Rose

Again, another accessory that isn’t bad or good. Think of it as a catalyst for crafting something better. It only becomes a waste of ingredients when opting for Magma Skull and Obsidian Skull Rose combinations, as you’ll use two Obsidian Skulls.

Once you get the Molten Skull Rose, don’t just stash it in your Accessory slot. Head to the Ocean and fish for Ocean and Seaside Crates to obtain the Water Walking Boots. Afterward, craft the Lava Waders, then Terraspark Boots if you have the Frostspark Boots.

Martian Madness in a Nutshell

This event consists of Martian Saucers and Scutlixes, to name a few aliens, invading your world. Like the Goblin and Pirate Invasion, killing enemies will fill up the progress bar until 100%. After that, aliens will stop spawning.

The invasion is one we recommend facing before progressing further in-game. Items you’ll get are great before facing the few final bosses in Terraria, especially if you’re on a harder difficulty.

How to Spawn the Martian Madness

To activate the event, make sure to meet the following requirements:

• Let the Martian Probe escape after detecting you. The Martian Probe is a jellyfish-like robot, emitting green scanners similar to a Wi-Fi icon. The scanners will turn red if it detects you and then attempts to leave. You can find this entity in the outer two-thirds of the map on the Sky and Space layers. We recommend equipping the Lifeform Analyzer.
• 200 total HP.
• Go near any NPC with a valid housing or the spawn point.
• Golem is defeated.

The Martian Probe is a rare entity. As initiating the event is important, using a Water Candle and Battle Potion will increase the spawn rate. If any other invasions occur, skip the day/night before approaching the entity.

Item Drops

Entity	Output	Function
Martian Saucer	Cosmic Car Key	Summons a rideable UFO. While onboard, flying can be done infinitely until liquid contact.
	Electrosphere Launcher	A type of Rocket Launcher that functions similarly to the Sky Dragon’s Fury. Fired Electrospheres deal great damage against Old One’s Army enemies.
	Influx Waver	A melee weapon that releases a damaging sword projectile.
	Laser Machinegun	Fires two inaccurate lasers that speed up over time.
	Xenopopper	Fires four to five bubbles before turning into bullets. All projectiles follow the cursor’s position.
	Xeno Staff	Summons a UFO minion to fight for you.
All Enemies	Anti-Gravity Hook	A unique hook that allows you to have good mid-air mobility.
	Charged Blaster Cannon	A magic weapon that possesses three unique attacks.
	Laser Drill	A digging tool. Great for containing the Corruption or Crimson fast.
Scutlix Gunner	Brain Scrambler	Summons a Scutlix mount that shoots enemies with lasers.

How to Combine Accessories

The Tinkerer’s Workshop is a crafting station in Terraria where you can combine accessories. The Tinkerer – which appears in the Cavern layer upon repelling the Goblin Invasion – sells it for 10 Gold Coins.

Note: Accessory combinations in this list are updated as of Terraria version 1.4.4. We’ll keep you posted on the changes.

Offensive Accessory Combinations

Name	Function	Materials Needed
Avenger Emblem	• 12% damage increase to all weapons	• 1 Ranger Emblem or Sorcerer Emblem or Summoner Emblem or Warrior Emblem  • 5 Souls of Fright  • 5 Souls of Might  • 5 Souls of Sight
Berserker’s Glove	• Autoswing for all melee weapons  • 400 aggro increase  • 100% melee knockback bonus  • 12% melee speed increase  • 10% melee weapon size bonus  • 8 defense increase	• 1 Flesh Knuckles  • 1 Power Glove
Celestial Emblem	• 18.75 tiles wider range for picking up Mana Stars • 15% magic damage boost	• 1 Avenger Emblem  • 1 Celestial Magnet
Celestial Shell	Common bonuses: • More mobility in water and honey  • Prevents drowning  • 15% mining speed boost  • 10% melee speed and universal damage  • 4 added defense  • 2% critical strike chance buff  • 1 HP/s when regenerating health  • 0.5 added minion knockback  Werewolf special (if not underwater): • Slight increase in jump height and speed  • 5.1% melee damage and speed boost  • 5% more mobility  • 3 added defense  • 2% melee critical strike chance boost  • 0.5 HP/s when regenerating health	• 1 Celestial Stone  • 1 Moon Shell
Celestial Stone	• 15% mining speed bonus  • 10% melee speed and universal damage boost  • 4 added defense  • 2% critical strike chance boost  • 1 HP/s when regenerating health  • 0.5 added minion knockback	• 1 Moon Stone  • 1 Sun Stone
Destroyer Emblem	• 10% more damage to all weapons  • 8% critical hit chance boost	• 1 Avenger Emblem  • 1 Eye of the Golem
Fire Gauntlet	• All melee weapons can autoswing  • Inflicts Hellfire debuff for two to six seconds  • 100% added knockback  • 12% added attack damage and speed  • 10% bigger size (on some melee weapons)	• 1 Magma Stone  • 1 Mechanical Glove
Mechanical Glove	Berserker’s Glove	• 1 Avenger Emblem  • 1 Power Glove
Molten Quiver	• Arrow speed boost (100% more)  • Turns Wooden Arrows into Flaming Arrows  • 20% chance to save arrows  • 10% arrow damage boost	• 1 Magic Quiver  • 1 Magma Stone
Moon Shell	Werewolf special: • Slight jump height and speed increase  • 5.1% melee damage and speed boost  • 5% movement speed increase  • 3 added defense  • 2% melee critical strike chance buff  • 0.5 HP/s added when regenerating health  Merfolk special: • More liquid mobility  • Negates drowning	• All melee weapons can now autoswing  • Doubles a melee weapon’s knockback (base stat-dependent)  • 12% melee damage and speed boost  • 10% weapon size buff
Papyrus Scarab	• 15% more summon damage  • 2 added minion, whip, and sentry knockback  • 1 added maximum minion count	• 1 Hercules Beetle  • 1 Necromantic Scroll
Power Glove	• 1 Moon Charm  • 1 Neptune’s Shell	• 1 Feral Claws  • 1 Titan Glove
Recon Scope	• View range for guns is increased  • 400 aggro decrease  • 10% ranged damage and critical strike chance increase	• 1 Putrid Scent  • 1 Sniper Scope
Sniper Scope	• View range for guns is increased  • 10% ranged damage and critical strike chance increase	• 1 Destroyer Emblem  • 1 Rifle Scope
• All melee weapons can now autoswing  • Doubles a weapon’s knockback (base stats-dependent)  • 12% melee speed boost  • 10% bigger melee weapons	Stalker’s Quiver	• 1 Magic Quiver  • 1 Putrid Scent
Stinger Necklace	• Releases one to three (Classic) / four (Expert & Master) bees upon taking damage. Also grants the Honey buff for five seconds  • 5 added armor penetration	• 1 Honey Comb  • 1 Shark Tooth Necklace
Yoyo Bag	• Can use two Yoyos  • Can use two counterweights  • Range increase	• 1 Black Counterweight or Blue Counterweight or Green Counterweight or Purple Counterweight or Red Counterweight or Yellow Counterweight  • 1 White String 1 • Yoyo Glove

Defensive Accessory Combinations

Name	Function	Materials Needed
Ankh Charm	Makes you immune to the following debuffs: • Bleeding • Broken Armor • Confused • Cursed • Darkness • Poisoned • Silenced • Slow • Stoned • Weak	• 1 Armor Bracing  • 1 Countercurse Mantra  • 1 Medicated Bandage  • 1 Reflective Shades  • 1 The Plan
Ankh Shield	Makes you immune to the following debuffs: • Bleeding • Broken Armor • Burning • Chilled • Confused • Cursed • Darkness • Poisoned • Silenced • Slow • Stoned • Weak • Total knockback immunity  • 4 added defense	• 1 Ankh Charm  • 1 Obsidian Shield
Armor Bracing	• Provides immunity to Broken Armor and Weakness	• 1 Armor Polish  • 1 Vitamins
Bee Cloak	• Releases one to three (Classic) / four (Expert & Master) bees upon taking damage. Also grants the Honey buff for five seconds  • Summons three damaging stars around you after taking damage	• 1 Honey Comb  • 1 Star Cloak
Countercurse Mantra	• Provides immunity to Curse and Silence debuffs	• 1 Megaphone  • 1 Nazar
Frozen Shield	• Total knockback immunity  • 25% damage reduction if your health is below 50% (Ice Barrier buff)  • 25% damage absorption from a team member taking damage from hostile sources (base stats-dependent) if your health is above 25% (Paladin’s Shield buff)  • 6 added defense	• Total knockback immunity  • 25% damage reduction if your health is below 50% (Ice Barrier buff)  • 25% damage absorption from a team member taking damage from hostile sources (base stats-dependent) if your health is above 25% (Paladin’s Shield buff)  • 6 added defense
Hero Shield	• 1 Frozen Turtle Shell  • 1 Paladin’s Shield	• Total knockback immunity  • 400 aggro increase  • 25% damage absorption from a team member taking damage from hostile sources (base stats-dependent) if your health is above 25% (Paladin’s Shield buff)  • 10 added defense
Magma Skull	• Immunity to Burning debuff-inflicting blocks  • Lava immunity for seven seconds	• 1 Lava Charm  • 1 Obsidian Skull
Medicated Bandage	• Provides immunity to Bleeding and Poison debuffs	• 1 Adhesive Bandage  • 1 Bezoar
Molten Charm	• Immunity to Burning debuff-inflicting blocks  • Lava immunity for seven seconds	• 1 Lava Charm  • 1 Obsidian Skull
Molten Skull Rose	• Halves the damage you receive from Lava  • Immunity to Burning debuff-inflicting blocks  • Lava immunity for seven seconds	• 1 Lava Charm & Obsidian Skull Rose or 1 Magma Skull & Obsidian Rose or 1 Magma Skull & Obsidian Skull Rose
Obsidian Horseshoe	• Fall Damage negation  • Immunity to Burning debuff-inflicting blocks	• 1 Lucky Horseshoe  • 1 Obsidian Skull
Obsidian Shield	• Immunity to Burning debuff-inflicting blocks  • Total knockback immunity  • 2 added defense	• 1 Cobalt Shield  • 1 Obsidian Skull
Obsidian Skull Rose	• Halves the damage you receive from Lava  • Immunity to Burning debuff-inflicting blocks	• 1 Obsidian Rose  • 1 Obsidian Skull
Obsidian Water Walking Boots	• Immunity to Burning debuff-inflicting blocks  • Walking on Water, Honey, and Shimmer is now possible	• 1 Obsidian Skull  • 1 Water Walking Boots
Reflective Shades	• Provides immunity to Darkness and Petrification debuffs	• 1 Blindfold  • 1 Pocket Mirror
Star Veil	• Summons three damaging stars around you after taking damage  • 1.33 seconds total duration increase for invincibility frames (when damage is taken)	• 1 Cross Necklace  • 1 Star Cloak
The Plan	• Provides immunity to Confusion and Slow debuffs	• 1 Fast Clock  • 1 Trifold Map
Ultrabright Helmet	• Illuminates light and increases the light level all sources give off  • 4 added defense	• 1 Mining Helmet  • 1 Night Vision Helmet

Restorative Accessory Combinations

Name	Function	Materials Needed
Arcane Flower	• Automatically consumes mana potions as needed  • 400 aggro decrease  • 8% mana cost reduction	• 1 Mana Flower  • 1 Putrid Scent
Celestial Cuffs	• Mana restoration when hit  • 20 additional max mana  • 18.75 tiles wider range for picking up Mana Stars	• 1 Celestial Magnet  • 1 Magic Cuffs
Charm of Myths	• 25% duration decrease when inflicted with the Potion Sickness debuff  • 1 HP/s when regenerating health	• 1 Band of Regeneration  • 1 Philosopher’s Stone
Magic Cuffs	• Mana restoration when hit  • 20 additional max mana	• 1 Mana Regeneration Band  • 1 Shackle
Magnet Flower	• Automatically consumes mana potions as needed  • 18.75 tiles wider range for picking up Mana Stars  • 8% mana cost reduction	• 1 Celestial Magnet  • 1 Mana Flower
Mana Cloak	• 1 Band of Regeneration  • 1 Philosopher’s Stone	• 1 Mana Flower  • 1 Star Cloak
Mana Flower	• Automatically consumes mana potions as needed  • 8% mana cost reduction	• Automatically consumes mana potions as needed  • Summons three damaging stars around you after taking damage. If one of them hits a solid block, it’ll become a special glowing mana star, restoring 50 mana points  • 8% mana cost reduction
Mana Regeneration Band	• 20 additional max mana  • 2.875 MP/s to 14.375 MP/s increase	• 1 Band of Regeneration  • 1 Band of Starpower

Movement Accessory Combinations

Name	Function	Materials Needed
Amber Horseshoe Balloon	• Fall Damage immunity  • Releases bees when attacked to retaliate. Also grants the Honey buff  • 75% more jump height	• 1 Honey Balloon  • 1 Lucky Horseshoe
Amphibian Boots	• Enables auto-jumping  • 31 mph maximum movement speed  • 10 tiles maximum safe falling distance  • 1.6 jump speed increase	• 1 Frog Leg  • 1 Sailfish Boots
Arctic Diving Gear	• Complete immunity to the Chilled debuff when touching Water in Ice and Snow biomes (Expert Mode)  • Extra ice mobility  • Gives off light when worn. Generate more when submerged in Water or Honey  • Lets you swim freely  • Total underwater exposure without getting drowned for one minute and 33.33 seconds  • When drowning, health lost is reduced to 1/4	• 1 Ice Skates  • 1 Jellyfish Diving Gear
Blizzard in a Balloon	• Allows double jumping  • 33% jump height increase  • 30% jump speed boost	• 1 Blizzard in a Bottle  • 1 Shiny Red Balloon
Blue Horseshoe Balloon	• Allows double jumping  • Fall Damage immunity  • 75% jump height increase	• 1 Cloud in a Bottle  • 1 Lucky Horseshoe
Bundle of Balloons	• Allows quadruple jumping  • 33% jump duration increase  • 30% jump speed boost	• 1 Blizzard in a Balloon  • 1 Cloud in a Balloon  • 1 Sandstorm in a Balloon
Bundle of Horseshoe Balloons	• Allows quadruple jumping  • Fall Damage immunity  • 33% jump duration increase  • 30% jump speed boost  • 0.05 added Luck	• 1 Bundle of Balloons & Lucky Horseshoe or 1 Blizzard in a Balloon, Cloud in a Balloon, Lucky Horseshoe, Sandstorm in a Balloon or 1 Any Blizzard Balloon, Any Sandstorm Balloon, Blue Horseshoe Balloon or 1 Any Cloud Balloon, Any Sandstorm Balloon, White Horseshoe Balloon or 1 Any Blizzard Balloon, Any Cloud Balloon, Yellow Horseshoe Balloon
Cloud in a Balloon	• Allows double jumping  • 33% jump height boost  • 30% jump speed boost	• 1 Cloud in a Bottle  • 1 Shiny Red Balloon
Diving Gear	• Lets you swim freely  • Total underwater exposure without getting drowned for one minute and 33.33 seconds  • When drowning, health lost is reduced to 1/4	• 1 Diving Helmet  • 1 Flipper
Fairy Boots	• Flight is enabled  • Movement speed increase	• 1 Flower Boots  • 1 Spectre Boots
Fart in a Balloon	• Allows double jumping  • 33% jump height buff  • 30% jump speed increase	• 1 Fart in a Jar  • 1 Shiny Red Balloon
Fart in a Jar	• Allows double jumping	• 1 Cloud in a Bottle  • 1 Whoopie Cushion
Frog Flipper	• Auto-jump enabled  • Lets you swim freely  • 10 maximum tiles for a safe falling distance  • 1.6 jump speed increase	• 1 Flipper  • 1 Frog Leg
Frog Gear	• Auto-jump enabled  • Lets you climb walls  • Lets you swim freely  • 10 maximum tiles for a safe falling distance  • 1.6 jump speed increase	• 1 Flipper & Frog Webbing or 1 Frog Flipper & Tiger Climbing Gear
Frog Webbing	• Auto-jump enabled  • Lets you climb walls  • 10 maximum tiles for a safe falling distance  • 1.6 jump speed increase	• 1 Frog Leg  • 1 Tiger Climbing Gear
Frostspark Boots	• Allows total movement control on Ice blocks  • Enables flight  • Maximum mph caps at 34 instead of 15  • 8% movement speed increase	• 1 Ice Skates  • 1 Lightning Boots
Green Horseshoe Balloon	• Allows double jumping  • Fall Damage immunity  • 33% jump height boost 30% jump speed increase	1 Fart in a Balloon 1 Lucky Horseshoe
Hellfire Treads	• Enables flight  • Maximum mph caps at 30 instead of 15	• 1 Flame Waker Boots  • 1 Spectre Boots
Honey Balloon	• Releases one to three (Classic) / four (Expert & Master) bees upon taking damage. Also grants the Honey buff for five seconds  • 33% jump height increase  • 30% jump speed boost	• 1 Honey Comb  • 1 Shiny Red Balloon
Jellyfish Diving Gear	• Gives off light when worn. Generate more when submerged in Water or Honey  • Lets you swim freely  • Total underwater exposure without getting drowned for one minute and 33.33 seconds  • When drowning, health lost is reduced to 1/4	• 1 Diving Gear  • 1 Jellyfish Necklace
Lava Waders	• Base damage taken from touching lava reduced from 80 to 35  • Immunity to Burning debuff-inflicting blocks  • Lava immunity for seven seconds  • Walking on liquids (including Water, Honey, Lava, and Shimmer) is now possible	• 1 Lava Charm, Obsidian Rose, Obsidian Water Walking Boots or 1 Molten Charm, Obsidian Rose, Water Walking Boots or 1 Molten Charm, Obsidian Rose, Obsidian Water Walking Boots or 1 Molten Skull Rose & Obsidian Water Walking Boots or 1 Molten Skull Rose & Water Walking Boots
Lightning Boots	• Enables flight  • Maximum mph caps at 34 instead of 15  • 8% movement speed boost	• 1 Aglet  • 1 Anklet of the Wind  • 1 Spectre Boots
Master Ninja Gear	• 10% chance to dodge enemy attacks (auto)  • Lets you climb walls  • Quick dash enabled	• 1 Black Belt  • 1 Tabi  • 1 Tiger Climbing Gear
Pink Horseshoe Balloon	• Allows double jumping  • Fall Damage immunity  • 33% jump height boost • 30% jump speed boost	• 1 Lucky Horseshoe  • 1 Sharkron Balloon
Sandstorm in a Balloon	• Allows double jumping  • 33% jump height boost   • 30% jump speed boost	• 1 Sandstorm in a Bottle  • 1 Shiny Red Baloon
Sharkron Balloon	• Allows double jumping  • 33% jump height boost   • 30% jump speed boost	• 1 Balloon Pufferfish  • 1 Tsunami in a Bottle
Spectre Boots	• Enables flight  • Maximum mph caps at 30 instead of 15	• 1 Rocket Boots  • 1 Dunerider Boots or Flurry Boots or Hermes Boots or Sailfish Boots
Sweetheart Necklace	• Grants the Panic! Buff when damaged, increasing movement speed by 100% for eight seconds  • Releases one to three (Classic) / four (Expert & Master) bees upon taking damage. Also grants the Honey buff for five seconds	• 1 Honey Comb  • 1 Panic Necklace
Terraspark Boots	• Allows total movement control on Ice blocks  • Base damage taken from touching lava reduced from 80 to 35  • Enables flight Immunity to Burning debuff-inflicting blocks  • Lava immunity for seven seconds  • Maximum mph caps at 34 instead of 15  • Walking on liquids (including Water, Honey, Lava, and Shimmer) is now possible  • 8% movement speed increase	• 1 Frostspark Boots  • 1 Lava Waders
Tiger Climbing Gear	• Lets you ascend and descend walls safely	• 1 Climbing Claws  • 1 Shoe Spikes
White Horseshoe Balloon	• Allows double jumping  • Fall Damage immunity  • 33% jump height increase  • 30% jump speed increase	• 1 Blizzard in a Balloon  • 1 Lucky Horseshoe Balloon
Yellow Horseshoe Balloon	• Allows double jumping  • Fall Damage immunity  • 75% jump height boost	• 1 Lucky Horseshoe  • 1 Sandstorm in a Balloon

Informational Accessory Combinations

Name	Functions	Materials Needed
Cell Phone	• Lets you teleport back to the spawn point  Displays the following: • Fishing Power  • Weather  • Moon Phase  • Elevation  • Distance from the center of the world  • Time  • Valuable item near you  • Movement Speed  • DPS  • Kill Count of the latest slain enemy  • Rare creatures nearby  • Number of nearby enemies	• 1 PDA  • 1 Ice Mirror or Magic Mirror
Fish Finder	Displays the following: • Fishing Power  • Weather  • Moon Phase	• 1 Fisherman’s Pocket Guide  • 1 Sextant  • 1 Weather Radio
Goblin Tech	Displays the following: • Movement Speed • DPS  • Valuable item near you	• 1 DPS Meter  • 1 Metal Detector  • 1 Stopwatch
GPS	Displays the following: • Elevation  • Distance from the center of the world  • Time	• 1 Compass  • 1 Depth Meter  • 1 Gold Watch or Platinum Watch
Multicolor Wrench	• Can place and remove any wire color combination	• 1 Blue Wrench  • 1 Green Wrench  • 1 Red Wrench  • 1 Wire Cutter  • 1 Yellow Wrench
PDA	Displays the following: • Fishing information  • Weather • Moon Phase  • Elevation  • Distance from the center of the world  • Time  • Valuable item near you  • Movement Speed • DPS  • Kill Count of the latest slain enemy  • Rare creatures nearby  • Number of nearby enemies	• 1 Fish Finder  • 1 GPS  • 1 Goblin Tech  • 1 R.E.K. 3000
R.E.K. 3000	Displays the following: • Kill Count of the latest slain enemy  • Rare creatures nearby  • Number of nearby enemies	• 1 Lifeform Analyzer  • 1 Radar  • 1 Tally Counter
Shellphone	• 1 Fisherman’s Pocket Guide  • 1 Sextant  • 1 Weather Radio	• 1 Cell Phone  • 1 Demon Conch  • 1 Magic Conch
The Grand Design	• Can place and remove any wire color combination  • Reveals actuators and wires used  • Can measure tile distances	• 1 Mechanical Lens  • 1 Mechanical Ruler  • 1 Multicolor Wrench  • 60 Wires

Fishing Accessory Combinations

Name	Functions	Materials Needed
Angler Tackle Bag	• 10 added Fishing Power  • Prevents Fishing Line from breaking when you try to reel in  • Decreased bait consumption (except Gold Worms (5%) and Truffle Worms (0%) fixed value)	• 1 Angler Earring  • 1 High Test Fishing Line  • 1 Tackle Box
Argon Moss Fishing Bobber	• 10 added Fishing Power	• 5 Argon Mosses  • 1 Glowing Fishing Bobber
Glowing Fishing Bobber	• 10 added Fishing Power	• 5 Fallen Stars  • 1 Fishing Bobber
Helium Moss Fishing Bobber	• 10 added Fishing Power	• 1 Glowing Fishing Bobber  • 5 Helium Mosses
Krypton Moss Fishing Bobber	• 10 added Fishing Power	• 1 Glowing Fishing Bobber  • 5 Krypton Mosses
Lava Moss Fishing Bobber	• 10 added Fishing Power	• 1 Glowing Fishing Bobber  • 1 Lava Mosses
Lavaproof Tackle Bag	• 10 added Fishing Power  • Prevents Fishing Line from breaking when you try to reel in  • Decreased bait consumption (except Gold Worms (5%) and Truffle Worms (0%) fixed value)  • Lets you fish in Lava	• 1 Angler Tackle Bag  • 1 Lavaproof Fishing Hook
Neon Moss Fishing Bobber	• 10 added Fishing Power	• 1 Glowing Fishing Bobber  • 5 Neon Mosses
Xenon Moss Fishing Bobber	• 10 added Fishing Power	• 1 Glowing Fishing Bobber  • 5 Xenon Mosses

Construction Accessory Combinations

Name	Functions	Materials Needed
Architect Gizmo Pack	• 50% Block, Furniture, and Wall placement speed increase  • 3×2 tiles increase when mining or placing Blocks  • Automatically paints placed objects	• 1 Brick Layer  • 1 Extendo Grip  • 1 Paint Sprayer  • 1 Portable Cement Mixer
Hand of Creation	• Lets you perform jump reach  • Pickup range of 12 instead of 2.625 tiles  • 25% mining speed increase  • 50% Block, Furniture, and Wall placement speed increase  • 3×2 tiles increase when mining or placing Blocks  • Automatically paints placed objects	• 1 Ancient Chisel  • 1 Architect Gizmo Pack  • 1 Step Stool  • 1 Treasure Magnet

Other Accessory Combinations

Name	Functions	Materials Needed
Coin Ring	• 1 to 10 Coins will drop when an enemy is hit (20%)  • Pickup range of 24.5 instead of 2.625 (Coins only)	• 1 Gold Ring  • Lucky Coin
Greedy Ring	• 1 to 10 Coins will drop when an enemy is hit (20%)  • Pickup range of 24.5 instead of 2.625 (Coins only)  • 20% item discounts to all NPC shops except those that require Defender Medals	• 1 Coin Ring  • 1 Discount Card
Ultra Absorbant Sponge	• Lets you absorb all liquids	• 1 Honey Absorbant Sponge  • 1 Lava Absorbant Sponge  • 1 Super Absorbant Sponge