New Game+ and Legends: the 8 Ghost of Yōtei trophies that do not count

Eight of the 62 trophies are DLC and fall outside the platinum. Among them, the two rarest in the game.

Completing them unlocks

Mo IchidoSilver4.36%

And it counts towards Rare and Exceptional, No More Lessons, Kaibyaku, required for the platinum.

The EveryTrophy team2 min readPublished on 21/08/2026Updated on 21/08/2026Covers 4 of the 62 trophies

What falls outside the platinum

Ghost of Yōtei has 62 trophies, but Legendary Onryō only asks for the 53 of the base game. The other 8 are DLC and split into two blocks:

Two come from the New Game+ DLC and six from the Legends DLC, the co-op mode. None of them affects the platinum.

Block	Trophies	The rarest
Base game	54 (platinum included)	An Artist's Eye · 43.56%
New Game+ DLC	2	Mo Ichido · 4.36%
Legends DLC	6	No More Lessons · 2.71%

New Game+: replaying the entire hunt

It is only two trophies, but the second one is hard to swallow: Mo Ichido asks you to complete Atsu's hunt all over again, in New Game+.

4.36% have it, against 42.40% for the platinum. Put another way: for every ten people who platinum Ghost of Yōtei, only one starts over and reaches the end.

The other one, Rare and Exceptional, is trivial: buy anything from Masujiro the Melodious on your second run.

Fact

That 4.36% is one of the harshest drops we have measured between a platinum and its New Game+. People finish Ezo and do not want to do it again.

Legends: the two rarest trophies in the game

The co-op mode Legends adds six trophies and, among them, the two rarest in all of Ghost of Yōtei:

No More Lessons (rank 25 with every class) is held by 2.71%, and Kaibyaku (all the Raid missions) by 2.80%.

If you only care about the platinum, you can ignore Legends entirely. If you care about 100%, be clear that this is where almost all the remaining work lives.

Trophy	What it asks for	Who has it
No More Lessons	Rank 25 with every class	2.71%
Kaibyaku	All the Raid missions	2.80%
Student No More	Rank 25 with one class	5.58%
Ghosts Unyielding	Survival on Gold difficulty or higher	5.39%
Vengeance Fulfilled	All 4 Incursions	6.62%
Tale of Revenge	All the Story missions	6.64%

The trophies involved

Each one links to its section inside the full Ghost of Yōtei trophy guide.

Mo IchidoSilver4.36%

Complete Atsu’s Hunt in New Game+.

Original name: Mo Ichido

Rare and ExceptionalBronze8.72%

Purchase Armor, a Charm, or Vanity Gear from Masujiro the Melodious in New Game+.

Original name: Rare and Exceptional

No More LessonsSilver2.71%

Reach rank 25 with all classes.

Original name: No More Lessons

KaibyakuGold2.80%

Complete the Raid missions.

Original name: Kaibyaku

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