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It’s always interesting and exciting to reach the ending of any game, especially if choices matter, like inEnotria: The Last Song. While there aren’t any major differences in the story once players are offered a choice, it does play a role in other matters.
The type of Mask you choose and whether you should attack a certain character or not will all playa role in the ending ofEnotria: The Last Song. Sadly, there is no manual save in the game, so once the Maskless One picks a specific ending, the others are only obtained through NG+.
How To Get There Is Much Yet To Do Ending
Once Pulcinella reveals the hidden entrance to the Strale Velata inthe Theater of the Masks Hub, head inside and climb the stairs to face Arlecchino, Master of the Canovaccio. He is a three-phase boss, so verify to bring plenty of Stamina regeneration tools as well as Armonia Sap, since this item can be a lifesaver in time of need.
Once Arlecchino is defeated, Pulcinella appears and asks you to sacrifice yourself to give Arlecchino a new life.Talk with Pulcinella to be sacrificed and obtain the There is Much Yet to Do ending. Once the Maskless One disappears, Pulcinella and Arlecchino reveal that they have a lot of things to do, meaning both of them are stillstriving to create the perfect world.
How To Get Our Song Begins Ending
Complete the same steps as the There is Much Yet to Do ending, but when the moment arrives where you must make a decision,choose to attack Arlecchino. Pulcinella will get furious and ask if you have gone mad and proceed by saying the ‘puppet’ thinks it can become human.
This choice will trigger a secret boss fight with Pulcinella, Cantor of the Last Song.He will strip players of their current Maskas well as take the ability to use any Mask Lines, so what’s left is the tools you have as well as the weapon. Pulcinella attacks with pure Ardore powers and can become aggressive.After defeating the hidden boss, players will get the Our Song Begins ending. The Maskless One will pick up Pulcinella’s musical instrument and strum a song while walking away.
