Eternal Sonata/Chapter 6: Tristesse

Baroque City

The merchant has some new merchandise so restock. Allegretto needs a Doom Guard, a Leaf Umbrella for Polka, Elven Sight for Viola, a Zweihander for Jazz, and a Illunis for March. The Muse Baton will lower your ATK and MAG but it will absorb 10% of inflicted damage as HP so itis something to consider. In armor, you will need a Freiturnier for Allegretto and Jazz, Land Scales for Beat and March, a Black Velvet for Polka and Salsa, and a Eagle Robe for Viola and Falsetto. The Honey Cookies are pretty handy too so if you have an Gold left you should buy a few.

Return to the castle for a cutscene in which you will acquire the Warp Room Key. Exit the castle. Play Score Piece 7 in Baroque City Inn with Granny's Girl Quena for a Rank A and an EZI Paddle before going to the warp room. Play Score Piece 10 for an S rank and an Obsidian Mirror. Play Score Piece 16 for a B rank and a Fish Incense.

Encore

Play Score Piece 16 in the house south of the merchant in Baroque City with Gentle Harp for a Weekly EZI Magazine. Note: You must first take part in rescuing her husband on Sharp Mountain.

Encore

Play Score Piece 19 at Cabasa Bridge North Side with Disappointed Note to get Score Piece 32 (After gaining the warp room key). Note: This is a rather painstaking effort, as it can only be obtained in Chapter 7 (or 6). Firstly, one must backtrack from Mt. Rock, Cowbell heights and To Coda Ruins to get back to Baroque. Due to Cabasa Bridge by Fort Fermata being broken, one must backtrack from Forte through Hanon Hills and Fort Fermata to reach the north side of the broken bridge.

The warp room is to the west of the castle. Use the key to enter Baroque City: Warp Room.

Go ahead and save, and then talk with the Guide. Step on the activated warp tile on the west of the save point. This will take you to Agogo Village.

Agogo Forest

Apparently, this section is for PS3 Versions only. Head south from your warp point to Agogo Forest: North. Don't worry about fighting enemies because they are at the same levels that you fought them last. All of the chests are empty too so don't worry about any of that stuff. Follow the path south to Agogo Forest: Middle North.

Again, continue south along the path. Save here and continue south to activate a cutscene and yes, another boss battle.

Fugue

This should be much easier than the last time. He is not any tougher so you should have no problem if you block, build echos, and use your harmony chains. Remember someone with healing abilities is always good to have too.

Fugue drops a Death's Hand.

Baroque Castle

Exit Baroque Castle: Guest Room and go to Crescendo's room in the blue door with the guard for a cutscene. Apparently, Crescendo is MIA. Go check Serenade's room on the other side of the castle in another blue door room. It will trigger another cutscene. Exit the room for a third cutscene. Serenade and Crescendo are both missing.

Before leaving to go to the next section go out through the door east of the ballroom to check the garden outside the castle. Play Score Piece 11 to Conceited Choir for an S rank and an Odd Chocolate (or a Crimson Brooch for PS3 Versions). Then play a Score Piece 18 for a EZI Handkerchief.

Exit the castle and return to the Baroque City: Warp Room. This time you will use the warp portal on the right to get to the next section after talking to the Guide.

To Coda Ruins

There is another warp portal to the northwest. Step on the portal to get to the top of a roof. Step on the next warp on the northern end of the buildings to get to the next section. Head to the next warp to the northeast. Now you are on a rooftop again and there is only one place to: the warp directly opposite your roof. So make your way over there to get to To Coda Ruins: False Pride Island.

Save your game. The warp directly behind the buildings near the save point only takes you to an empty roof with some enemies so there is no need to go up there unless you want to. The second one further north takes you to a different set of roof tops near the save point. These roofs branch in two directions. Go east first and use that warp. This takes you to an island with a chest containing a Matchlock Axe, a new weapon for Beat. Use the same warp tile you arrived on to return and then take the warp tile on the west side of the roof tops to get to To Coda Ruins: Conceit Island.

Save your game. To the right behind the wall is a chest containing a Lunar Eclipse, a new weapon for Salsa. This reduces you ATK plus it provides a Dark Body which Salsa does better in the light so don't equip it. On the northwestern end of the island is the warp you need next which takes you to some rooftops again. Don't use the warp tile up here; continue to the end of the rooftops and jump off the back. Use the warp tile here to get to the next area. Head north to the next warp to get to To Coda Ruins: Resentment Island.

Save your game. Don't use the first warp. Head to the southeast corner for the next warp to use. You will have to go around to get to it. It will take you up on the ledge for a chest containing a Solar Eclipse, a weapon for March. Again, this one is not recommended either. Use the warp here. Return to the first warp that we skilled earlier to get to the roofs of the western buildings. Use the warp on the northwestern end to get to To Coda Ruins: Jealousy Island.

Save your game. To the northeast, you will find a warp. Use it to get to the roofs. This roof has two paths too. Take the right warp to get to To Coda Ruins: Suspicion Island.

Save your game. Take the warp to the north to get to To Coda Ruins: Distress Island.

Save your game. Use the northeast warp to get to the roofs. Head to the north of the buildings and jump off. Use this warp to get back to To Coda Ruins: Suspicion Island.

Use the warp to get to To Coda Ruins: Sincerity Island.

Save your game and head north to the warp to exit.

Cowbell Heights

Head north to Cello Tree to trigger a cutscene. Head toward the fortuneteller's hut for a Saint's Mirror. Near the first root of the Cello Tree will have a Score Piece 22. Save your game by the hut and head west.

Just head straight through.

Mt. Rock

Head north for a cutscene with the merchant. Polka needs a new Blossom Parasol, Beat a Magnum Arm, Frederic a Mistilteinn, Viola a Artemis's Bow, Salsa a Muspelheim, Jazz a Soul Creator, and Falsetto a Jiao Zhu. The Cursed Armor is for Jazz and Allegretto but it is not recommended because it causes Darkness Body. For Polka and Salsa, buy the Gorgeous Clothes. Buy a Fog Cloak for Frederic and two Obscure Jackets for Viola and Falsetto. Resting with the merchant is recommended to bring your characters back to full HP. Then save your game. Head north into Mt. Rock: Base.

Follow the path. There isn't anywhere else to go really. Around the bend takes you to Mt. Rock: Main Area..

Follow the dirt path and it will lead to some tracks heading to the north. Follow the tracks to get to Mt. Rock: Main Mineshaft and for a cutscene. Head straight through to get to Mt. Rock: Secondary Area.

Follow the path and there will be a wooden bridge with a chest on the other side containing a No Name, a weapon for March. Return to the main path and follow it until you reach the fork. Go east first to get to Mt. Rock: Secondary Mineshaft. Go straight through to get to Mt. Rock: Tertiary Area. Follow the path around the corner to Mt. Rock: Tertiary Mineshaft. Speak with Aloof Fiddle and play Score Piece 11 for a Rank A and a Sunlight Guards. Also, play Score Piece 12 with him for a Rank B and a Floral Powder. Return to the fork and take the north path now to get to Mt. Rock: Canyon.

Go all the way east for a chest containing a Antelope Armor. Go north and then east to get to Mt. Rock: Tertiary Mineshaft. Remember that chest you couldn't get to well now you can get it. It contains a Sunbringer, a weapon for Allegretto which is not recommended for use because your current one should be better. Now follow the path west against the wind and to the north to get to Mt. Rock: Near the Summit. The chest contains a Heart Clover. Get your characters ready and save your game.

Count Waltz & Dragon

He is fast and hard. His dragon is also difficult. Remember use your echos (build them all the way to 32) and harmony chains. Keep someone to the side for healing. Attack Count Waltz first and then focus on the dragon. The dragon is easier to block. Viola is good to have because of her Heal Arrow. Jazz is good because he has good range.

Count Waltz drops a Vanquisher, Jokulsnaut, and a Demonic Mask.

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