The Silent Hill f bosses and their 7 feat trophies

Every major boss hides an extra condition that never appears on screen. Sakuko, Rinko, the Shiromuku, the Shichibi, the Tsukumogami and the Kyubi, with what each one asks for.

Completing them unlocksPuppetmaster trophyPuppetmasterSilver23.95%

And it counts towards God Slayer, Fox Tamer, Echoes of Jealousy, The Sound of Silence, The Bird that Flies Highest, Just Shut Up for Once, Dad!, required for the platinum.

The EveryTrophy team2 min readPublished on 21/08/2026Updated on 21/08/2026Covers 7 of the 57 trophies

No boss gives a trophy for beating it

This is the most confusing thing about Silent Hill f: beating a boss gives no trophy. What gives the trophy is beating it while meeting an extra condition the game never shows you.

Without knowing in advance, you miss every single one. And since they are missable, each slip means a whole playthrough of waiting. That is why it is worth reading this table before each fight, not after.

What each boss asks for

Ordered by how rare each trophy is, hardest to most manageable.

BossTrophyExtra conditionWho has it
TsukumogamiPuppetmaster · silverBeat it without a single arrow hitting you.23.95%
Tsukumogami + KyubiGod Slayer · silverFinish both within 10 minutes of the fight starting.25.38%
ShichibiFox TamerKill every summoned monster BEFORE finishing it off.28.71%
RinkoEchoes of JealousyBeat her without any of her puppets touching you.32.27%
Hinako's parentsJust Shut Up for Once, Dad!Take the father down before the mother.43.23%
ShiromukuThe Bird that Flies HighestBeat it without dying once.42.54%
SakukoThe Sound of SilenceBeat her without taking the suzu bell attack.44.48%

The two that really cost you

Puppetmaster is, at 23.95%, the second rarest trophy in the game after the platinum and the top difficulty. The Tsukumogami's arrows come in volleys, so you have to fight the whole thing glued to it or in permanent cover.

God Slayer is the only trophy in the game with a timer, and it never warns you there is one. Ten minutes for the Tsukumogami and the Kyubi. Get there with upgraded gear and do not go exploring mid-fight.

Both are in the same late stretch, so arrive with a recent save and the expectation of a couple of retries.

Key

Save before every boss. If you fail the condition, reloading costs five minutes; waiting for the next playthrough costs ten hours.

The trophies involved

Each one links to its section inside the full Silent Hill f trophy guide.

PuppetmasterSilver23.95%
Defeated the Tsukumogami without getting hit by a single arrow.
Original name: Puppetmaster
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God SlayerSilver25.38%
Defeated both the Tsukumogami and the Kyubi within 10 minutes of the fight starting.
Original name: God Slayer
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Fox TamerSilver28.71%
Defeated all the summoned monsters before putting an end to the Shichibi.
Original name: Fox Tamer
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Echoes of JealousyBronze32.27%
Defeated Rinko without being hit by her puppets.
Original name: Echoes of Jealousy
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The Sound of SilenceBronze44.48%
Defeated Sakuko without getting hit by the suzu bell attack.
Original name: The Sound of Silence
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The Bird that Flies HighestSilver42.54%
Defeated the Shiromuku without dying once.
Original name: The Bird that Flies Highest
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Just Shut Up for Once, Dad!Bronze43.23%
Defeated Hinako's father before her mother at the Shimizu residence.
Original name: Just Shut Up for Once, Dad!
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