Perches are significant trees that can be found around Tsurumi Island. The native people of the island believe that it is necessary to make offerings to them because the Thunderbird once perched on those trees.
The perches feature as a gameplay mechanic in the World Quest series Through the Mists.
Tutorial[]
- Tsurumi Island's "Perches"...
According to the native people of Tsurumi Island, the Thunderbird once perched upon these trees, and thus it is necessary to make offerings to them. Touch the perch, and the power within it will transform into 3 feathers and fly away. Gather the scattered power to complete the offering process.According to the native people of Tsurumi Island, the Thunderbird once perched upon these trees, and thus it is necessary to make offerings to them. Touch the perch, and the power within it will transform into 3 feathers and fly away. Gather the scattered power to complete the offering process.
According to the native people of Tsurumi Island, the Thunderbird once perched upon these trees, and thus it is necessary to make offerings to them. Touch the perch, and the power within it will transform into 3 feathers and fly away. Gather the scattered power to complete the offering process.According to the native people of Tsurumi Island, the Thunderbird once perched upon these trees, and thus it is necessary to make offerings to them. Touch the perch, and the power within it will transform into 3 feathers and fly away. Gather the scattered power to complete the offering process.
Gameplay Notes[]
- After touching a Perch and the three feathers fly out, their locations will be marked on the mini map with a feather icon.
Locations[]
First Perch[]
Map location
Pre-offering
Post-offering
Autake Plains[]
Map location
Pre-offering
Post-offering
Chirai Shrine[]
Map location
Pre-offering
Post-offering
Shirikoro Peak[]
Map location
Pre-offering
Post-offering
Descriptions[]
A giant hollow tree that grows in the mountains.
The shape of its leaves resembles birds. The direction in which these leaves have grown displays their hunger for what little light gets through.
The shape of its leaves resembles birds. The direction in which these leaves have grown displays their hunger for what little light gets through.
Gallery[]
Concept Art
Other Languages[]
| Language | Official Name | Literal Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| English | Perch | — |
| Chinese (Simplified) | 栖木 Qīmù | Perch Tree |
| Chinese (Traditional) | 棲木 Qīmù | |
| Japanese | 止まり木 Tomarigi | Perch |
| Korean | 서목(栖木) Seomok | Perch Tree |
| Spanish | Árbol | Tree |
| French | Perchoir | Perch |
| Russian | Гнездовье Gnezdov'ye | Nesting-Place |
| Thai | คอน Khon | Perch |
| Vietnamese | Cây Cư TrúCư Trú | |
| German | Nistbaum | Nesting Tree |
| Indonesian | Pohon Tenggeran | Tree of Which a Bird Rests |
| Portuguese | Poleiro | Perch |
Change History[]
Released in Version 2.2
