DRAPLINE has 25 different endings, and you can unlock all of them by just finishing the main story. Some endings depend on the Cataclysm Dragons, while others are tied to your stats, villager bonds, Wild level, debt, or specific battles.
When you complete the game normally for the first time, you will reach the basic ending. For the other endings, you’ll have to change how you play during the run and meet specific conditions before the game ends.
How to Get All Endings in DRAPLINE
There are many types of endings in DRAPLINE:
- Normal game-clear ending
- Cataclysm Dragon endings
- Stat-based endings
- Villager endings
- Debt ending
- Wild ending
- Morgana endings
- Disaster ending
- Eating Competition Champion ending
Some of the Cataclysm Dragon and special endings still need more testing to confirm every requirement.
A Quiet World Ending
Complete “Day of the Tornado”
Hidden Achievement: A Quiet World
This is the normal ending you can get on your first playthrough.
You don’t have to do anything special for this one. Play the game normally and complete “Day of the Tornado.”
Once you defeat the Ouroboros, the game will complete, and you’ll get the regular game-clear ending.
Cataclysm Dragon Endings
The Cataclysm Dragons have many ending variations. There are 9 endings connected to each Cataclysm Dragon.
You will also need the game’s 5 fragments for these endings. However, the exact requirements for every Dragon ending are not completely clear yet.
For example, there is a case where Fracta’s ending did not trigger even after all fragments were purchased after beating Tornado on Hard Lv. 9. So I’m still working on the exact conditions instead of listing an unconfirmed requirement as fact.
Thunder — Athlete Ending
The Athlete ending is connected to the Thunder Cataclysm Dragon.
The exact trigger for this ending is still being worked out. I’m not fully confirmed on the additional requirements yet.
Moon — Pillow Store Ending
The Pillow Store ending is connected to the Moon Cataclysm Dragon.
I’m still checking the exact requirements for this ending as well.
The five fragments are important for the Cataclysm Dragon endings, but I would not rely on the fragment requirement alone for a specific Dragon ending until the individual conditions are confirmed.
Stat-Based Endings
Six endings are tied to your main stats.
You need to raise the required stat to S rank for the corresponding ending.
The six stat endings are:
- HP — Adventurer
- ATK — Bounty Hunter
- VIT — Police
- INT — Researcher
- RES — Writer
- SPD — Deliverer
For example, if you’re going for the Adventurer ending, focus on getting your HP to S rank.
The same applies to the other five endings. Keep the stat you need as your main priority instead of spreading your upgrades too much.
Villager Endings
Your relationships with villagers can also change the ending you get at the end.
Two known villager endings are:
Wolf — Hunter-in-training
Build your relationship with Wolf and complete his bonding events.
Mandrake — Waitress
The Mandrake route gives the Waitress ending.
Complete the required bonding events with Mandrake while keeping the relationship route active until the ending.
How Villager Endings Work
There is an important limitation if you’re trying to complete multiple villager bonds in the same run.
You cannot choose the villager ending at the end.
If you complete multiple bonding routes, the ending is determined by which character’s final bonding event happens first. Only one villager-related ending can trigger.
There is also a Morgan ending that still needs more testing. I’m working on the exact requirement for that one.
Debt Ending
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Hidden Achievement: Sent to a Labor Facility
For this ending, you have to remain in debt for an extended period.
Once you are in debt, Keko will come to your home and warn you about it. If you continue without paying the debt, another warning event will happen.
Keep the debt active after the warnings.
If you still haven’t paid it off within four weeks, the labor facility ending can trigger.
Wild Ending
Convenient Snacks
Hidden Achievement: Eaten by the Dragon
This ending is connected to reaching an extremely high Wild level.
First, push your Wild level into Extreme Wild. While you’re there, a random event will occur where a dragon’s hand reaches out from your home.
Once that event happens, you need to remain in High Wild.
Reach the end of the week and wait for the ending to trigger.
The dragon-hand event is random, so you may need to spend some time in Extreme Wild before it triggers.
Morgana Endings
There are two different endings connected to Morgana.
I surrender…
Hidden Achievement: Sealed by Morgana
For this ending, you need to lose to Morgana.
After the battle, reach the results screen. The ending will trigger there, and the Sealed by Morgana achievement will unlock.
So don’t focus on winning this fight if you’re specifically hunting this achievement. You need to be defeated by Morgana.
New Catastrophe
Hidden Achievement: Defeat Morgana and Tiana
This route has the opposite goal.
You need to defeat Morgana and Tiana to trigger this ending.
Disaster Ending
A New Catastrophe?
Hidden Achievement: The dragon raised the storm level to its maximum.
This ending requires the Summon Storm skill.
First, defeat the sea god Otaya. After the fight, you will obtain Summon Storm.
Now use Summon Storm during battle and keep raising its level.
You have to reach Level 9.
Once Summon Storm reaches Level 9, the Disaster ending will trigger.
A Calamity Dragon battle is a useful place to do this because you can repeatedly use the skill during the fight.
You don’t need to play on a higher difficulty to unlock this ending.
Eating Competition Champion Ending
The Eating Competition Champion is another special ending.
The exact condition is still unclear, so I’m not fully confirmed on this one yet.
But I guess that it is connected to eating a large number of enemies, but I’m still working on the exact trigger. I would not recommend following a specific number or action for this ending until the condition is confirmed.
Do You Need Higher Difficulty for Any Ending?
No. Higher difficulty is not required for the endings.
You can unlock different endings without playing on Hard or another increased difficulty.
Greater difficulty can still be useful because you get more CP, which can make later runs easier. It may also help when you’re trying to set up certain difficult fights or the Disaster ending.
But you don’t need to force yourself into a higher difficulty just because you’re trying to unlock all the endings.
I’m still working on the exact requirements for the remaining Cataclysm Dragon and special endings, so I’ll update those conditions once they are fully confirmed.
