MARVEL Tōkon Achievements — All 39 Trophies & How to Get Them

Every MARVEL Tōkon: Fighting Souls achievement and trophy: the full 39-achievement list, the easiest and hardest ones, Episode Mode sweeps, online milestones, and the 100% completion plan.

Last Updated: August 12, 2026

MARVEL Tōkon Achievements — All 39 Trophies & How to Get Them

MARVEL Tōkon: Fighting Souls has 39 Steam achievements (with a parallel trophy list on PS5), covering story completion, Episode Mode sweeps, combo milestones, and online play. The list is a mix of easy single-player unlocks and genuinely grindy online ones — here's the full picture and a 100% plan.

List status

The full 39-name list is indexed on Steam's achievement hub and Epic's achievement page; the notable confirmed names at the time of writing include "Let's Take It Easy," "Combo Aficionado," "Heart of a Champion," "This is Where the Fun Begins," "Champion of the Universe," "I Can Do This All Day," "Champion Buster," "Avengers, Assemble!", and "To Me, My X-Men!" Exact unlock conditions for every entry are still being documented by the community — entries without confirmed conditions are marked as such below.

Achievement Categories

Story & Episode Mode (Single-Player)

  • "This is Where the Fun Begins" — complete your first Episode Mode battle (story progress).
  • "Heart of a Champion" — complete one team's Episode Mode campaign (story progress).
  • "Avengers, Assemble!" — complete the Fighting Avengers campaign.
  • "To Me, My X-Men!" — complete the Unbreakable X-Men campaign.
  • "Champion of the Universe" — defeat The Champion (final battle, any campaign — see the walkthrough).
  • Additional campaign-completion entries for the Amazing Guardians, Knights of Doom, and Samurai Outriders routes.

The five-campaign sweep is the bulk of the achievement list — roughly 10 of the 39 are tied to Episode Mode. Each campaign is ~10 hours (how long to beat), so plan for 20–25 hours of story if you're chasing them all.

Combo & Skill (Single-Player)

  • "Combo Aficionado" — land a high-damage combo in Training or a match (condition detail pending community documentation).
  • "Let's Take It Easy" — win a match using only Quick Skill inputs.
  • Wall Break, tag-combo, and Tōkon Assemble-related entries (conditions being confirmed).

Online Milestones

  • "I Can Do This All Day" — win a Ranked match (online).
  • "Champion Buster" — defeat a Champion-ranked opponent in Ranked (high-rank milestone — the hardest online achievement).
  • Lobby, win-streak, and cumulative-match entries.
Online achievements need PSN + a healthy queue

Every online achievement requires the PlayStation Network login and crossplay-enabled matchmaking (see the crossplay guide). If you're in a region without PSN or playing off-peak, the online entries are effectively locked.

The 100% Plan

  1. Play all five Episode Mode campaigns — this clears ~10 achievements and unlocks the story entries. Use Quick Skill for speed; the battles are tuned casual (beginners guide).
  2. Clean up the single-player skill achievements — Training Mode combo practice covers "Combo Aficionado" and the Wall Break entries.
  3. Do the online grind in a window — ranked wins and lobby milestones are queue-dependent; the first few days post-patch had healthy queues. Keep crossplay on.
  4. Finish with the character guides — the Character Guide entries (one per fighter) are the "completion" content; play each character once in Arcade Mode.

MARVEL Tōkon: Fighting Souls screenshot
MARVEL Tōkon: Fighting Souls screenshot

FAQ

How many achievements does MARVEL Tōkon have? 39 Steam achievements, mirrored by a PS5 trophy list. Roughly 10 are Episode Mode story entries, with the rest split between single-player skill checks and online milestones.

What is the hardest achievement in MARVEL Tōkon? "Champion Buster" (defeat a Champion-ranked opponent) is the community consensus — it requires high rank in a healthy queue. "Combo Aficionado" is the hardest purely-single-player one, depending on the confirmed damage threshold.

Are MARVEL Tōkon achievements online-only? No — roughly two-thirds are single-player (Episode Mode, combos, modes). The online subset (ranked wins, lobby milestones) is where the grind lives, and it requires PSN login.

Official resources: IGN game page · Steam store page · Steam achievements hub · Epic achievements page · Wikipedia

Last Updated: August 12, 2026