Raiden V: Director’s Cut – All Endings (Story Complete Achievement)

A guide to unlock the “Story Complete” achievement.

Introduction

Please note: all credit goes to The•Siscus!

Request: See all possible endings! (Story mode, any difficulty)

The least obtained achievement. It’s not so hard, but I think it’s pretty confusing, considering that the game doesn’t state how many endings there are or how to get them.

To keep the process of achievement tracked, check the photos of each ending dialogue and scene enclosed in this guideline.

So, there are 6 endings: we have 1 ending for completing the stage 6-C (which implies playing the game very badly), 3 endings for completing the 8th stage (they are triggered by differents % of enemies destroyed), and last but not least, 2 endings for the true last boss (which requires to complete the full run of the game and having at least reached stage 8-A or 8-S, with Raiden’s weapons fully upgraded).

Difficult doesn’t matter, so you can do everything in “Practice” difficulty.

1° Ending: Stage 6-C

You can obtain this ending by completing STAGE 6-C, which can be reached from STAGE 5-C (with a destruction percentage of 97.9% or below) or STAGE 5-B (89.9% or below).

2° Ending: Stage 8 With A Destruction Rate Of 90% Or Below

As the title says, you need to complete the 8th STAGE with a destruction rate below 90%. Bear in mind you need to not trigger the true boss stage. Just do not fully upgrade two of your weapons.

3° Ending: Stage 8 With A Destruction Rate Between 90.1% And 97.9%

Same as before with a destruction rate between 90.1% and 97.9%.

4° Ending: Stage 8 With A Destruction Rate Above 98%

This is the 3rd ending obtained from stage 8. The destruction rate must be over 98% to unlock the following ending.

5° Ending: Stage 8 (A Or S) – True Last Boss / Bad Ending

To unlock the true last boss (the main crystal which guides all the others), we need to complete a full run. For this particular ending, which can be called “BAD”, we need to reach Stage 8-S or 8-A using at least one continue or restarting a scene/stage once.

Infact, as we can read from the final dialogues, the use of a continue or the restart of a scene/stage is narratively rendered as a heavly damaged Bellwether, incapacitated to go back to Earth.

6° Ending: Stage 8-S, True Last Boss, Perfect Run

For the last ending, which can be called the “GOOD” one or the “TRUE” one, you need a full perfect run, which means a complete S route with the use of no continues nor a single restart. You don’t need to destroy every SOL nor get all MIKLAS, just have all spaceship’s weapons fully upgraded.

Difficult doesn’t matter, so I suggest setting it to “Practice”

Volodymyr Azimoff
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I love games and I live games. Video games are my passion, my hobby and my job. My experience with games started back in 1994 with the Metal Mutant game on ZX Spectrum computer. And since then, I’ve been playing on anything from consoles, to mobile devices.

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