I think that with the new 1.5 update, it should add the true 100% category, as a speedrun category.

The Statue of True Perfection.

The one you get from the Perfection Tracker in Mr. Qi's Secret Walnut Room on Ginger Island, when you reach 100% on every task that the Perfection Tracker lists.

I think that you guys should do a Statue of True Perfection speedrun.

It's not to be confused with the regular old Statue of Perfection that the Grandpa's Shrine gives to you.

The Statue of True Perfection involves completing everything 100% that is listed on the Perfection Tracker in Mr. Qi's Secret Walnut Room, located on Ginger Island.

Access to the room requires at least 100 Golden Walnuts.

The Statue of True Perfection requires finding all 130 Golden Walnuts, catching every kind of fish, cooking every recipe, crafting every item, shipping 1 of every crop and forage item, constructing all 4 Obelisks, and the Golden Clock, finding all 7 Stardrops, getting max relationship with everyone, completing all monster slayer goals in the Adventurer's Guild, and getting max skills.

And then interact with the Perfection Tracker after it says 100% on everything, and it will give you the Statue of True Perfection.

I would like to see how fast people can speedrun that category, the true 100% category, exclusive to versions 1.5 and up, that recently added Ginger Island.

I would like to see how many or how few in-game days it would take the fastest speedrunner to complete that challenge, as well as how many or how few real-life hours it would take to complete that challenge.

Both Glitched and Glitchless, but not using PC-exclusive cheats that use naming things with numbers in brackets.

The duplication glitch that involved having a full inventory and placing it over the organize button and clicking on the organize button, is patched out on console editions, as of version 1.5.4, unless a new method to do it is found.

It no longer drops duplicate items onto the ground anymore.

Reputation Points probably just affect how many sponsor choices you get to choose from, when you are given the option to choose a sponsor.

You can get 100 points if you win a race by a small margin, 200 points if you win a race by a medium margin, or 300 points if you win a race by a large margin.

You can get 0 points if you only just barely win by a nose, like if a race ends in a photo-finish.

You get money if you win a race, even if you don't get any reputation points.

The more reputation points that you earn on average, the more sponsor choices you get to choose from.

If you can't complete all 223 races for whatever reason, in the PS2 version, it's because depending on which sponsors you choose on the PS2 version, you'll either end up with 220 races, 221 races, or 222 races, but never all 223 races, due to 1 race being missing from console editions, and being PC exclusive.

That, or you could be missing an SUV race, or a hidden race, or a race that changes locations if you quit the race after losing, and it's one of the ones that doesn't show up in the Garage races as being Not Completed, if you haven't won that race.

You may have to redo all the Garage races, even the ones that say Completed, and make sure to restart them before racing, and to even redo them in an SUV as well, until you find the one that although it already said Completed, it gives you reputation points and money.

I would like to see a Trifecta 80/64/149 category get added to Spyro Reignited Trilogy

Rules would be as follows:

1. All 3 games have to be played back-to-back, but can be played in any order.

2. All you have to do is free all 80 dragons in Spyro 1 Reignited, collect all 64 orbs in Spyro 2 Reignited, and collect 149 eggs in Spyro 3 Reignited, but you don't have to collect all the gems.

3. Unlocking the Gnasty's Loot level in Spyro 1, or the Super Bonus Round in Spyro 3, is optional.

4. If the 3rd and final game you played of your Trifecta was Spyro 1, the run ends upon freeing the 80th dragon, even if you missed some of the gems in some of the games.

5. If the 3rd and final game you played of your Trifecta was Spyro 2, the run ends upon collecting the 64th orb, even if you missed some of the gems in some of the games.

6. If the 3rd and final game you played of your Trifecta was Spyro 3, the run ends upon collecting the 149th egg, even if you missed some of the gems in some of the games.

I see that the individual Spyro games have their individual 80/64/149 categories, but I don't see why Trifecta doesn't have a 80/64/149 category for all 3 games back-to-back, for the Spyro Reignited Trilogy under the Trifecta categories yet.

What about a 80/64/149 category for Spyro Reignited Trilogy, where you just have to free all 80 dragons in Spyro 1, collect all 64 orbs in Spyro 2, and get 149 eggs in Spyro 3, but you don't have to get all of the gems?

Or a 120%+Skill Points category, a 100%+Skill Points+Dragon Shores Tokens category, and a 117%+Skill Points category, where earning all the Skill Points and Dragon Shores Tokens is mandatory?

Demo% run for Spyro 1 would require specifics like which Spyro 1 demo you're using.

Because there's differences in which levels are in the demo, depending on which region disc you're playing it on, and whether or not you're playing it on a PlayStation Magazine disc, or PlayStation Interactive Sampler disc, or through a secret code on the Crash Bandicoot Warped title screen that unlocks a hidden Spyro 1 demo.

All I know is that the US Region Crash Bandicoot 3: Warped hidden Spyro 1 demo contains Artisans Home, but missing a dragon over by Toasty's dragon mouth, and contains Town Square, but in place of Stone Hill, and there's a hidden Sunny Flight level behind the wall over by the stepping stones.

Other than that, the portal to Dark Hollow is boarded off, and the portal above the whirlwind is boarded off.

Oh, and there's only 7 dragons available to rescue, and 600 gems to collect, and 1 egg, available in that demo.

Oh, and Toasty's dragon mouth doesn't open when you complete one of the lands in the demo.

There is a way to glitch into Toasty, but the game will Crash at the loading screen of entering Toasty, in the demo, as you're trying to enter a level that doesn't exist in that demo.

Actually, the true 100% category, as of versions 1.5 or later, requires unlocking the Golden Walnut Room, and then doing everything that the Perfection Tracker statue says you have to do, until everything on it says 100%.

Additionally, if you truly want absolute completion, you'll also need to earn every achievement, find every Secret Note, find every Journal Page, have 1st place in every festival, have a partner for the dance, complete every Help Wanted task that isn't a duplicate, complete every Special Orders Board task that isn't a duplicate, and complete every Qi Gem task that isn't a duplicate, as well as get every type of Wallet item, and collect all 8 Rarecrows, as well.

A duplicate, means that for example, you get a task to bring Jodi a cauliflower, and then you complete it, and then a year later, you're asked again to bring Jodi a cauliflower.

Or if you get a task such as Bring Gus One Dozen Eggs, and you complete it, and then a year later, you're asked again to Bring Gus One Dozen Eggs.

Or if you get a task like Ship 500 Qi Fruit, and you complete it, and then a year later, you're asked again to Ship 500 Qi Fruit.

Those are just examples of what a duplicate task is.

1.5 adds the Statue of True Perfection.

The requirements are as follows:

1. Either complete the Community Center or purchase all of the Joja Mart perks. The movie theater is optional.

2. Repair the boat, the ticket booth, and Iridium anchor, in the back room of Willy's shop.

3. Unlock the Walnut Room.

4. Have all 4 types of Obelisks.

5. Have a Golden Clock.

6. Have at least 8 hearts relationship with everyone.

7. Have all 7 Stardrops found.

8. Cook every cooking recipe.

9. Craft every crafting recipe.

10. Catch every fish.

11. Ship 1 of every Produce and Forage item.

12. Complete the Adventurer's Guild and become a Monster Slayer Hero.

13. Max out your Farming, Foraging, Fishing, Mining, and Combat skills.

14. Find all 130 Golden Walnuts

Do all those things and you'll be able to get the Statue of True Perfection.

It's different from the Statue of Perfection from Grandpa's Shrine.

The one from Grandpa's Shrine gives you some iridium on a daily basis, while the one from the Perfection Tracker room gives you a Prismatic Shard on a daily basis.

How about adding a category of "Statue of True Perfection Run"?

One that requires you to have access to Ginger Island, and unlock the Walnut Room, and do everything that the Perfection Tracker in that room asks you to do, until everything on it says 100%.

The run ends when the credits roll, after you receive the Statue of True Perfection from the Perfection Tracker statue in Mr. Qi's Walnut Room on Ginger Island, and see parrots flying around your main farm back in Pelican Town, and watch the cutscene at the summit above the train station back in Pelican Town.