100% Guide

To qualify for 100% completion, you have to fill out the Friends and Treasures segments of the journal, as well as Spirits with three stars each. You also need to complete all sidequests, which are hard to miss since talking to all NPCs will necessarily start every sidequest in your journal. The really tricky part of this run is that there's some required items which aren't tracked by the journal, which made my first couple runs pretty confusing! Here's a list of all the other stuff you need to get:

-All non-consumable items from Shoppington. In fact you ¤shouldn't¤ buy consumables from him, since getting all the Tier-3 stat upgrade items is really expensive - in my 100% runs so far I've always needed to play a few rounds of Gambler's minigame just to afford everything. Don't forget the "outfits" tab of the store too.

-Hats: The majority of the Hats in the game are obtained by beating spirits with three-star ratings, which you'll be doing anyway in this run. There are also a couple you get from sidequests or just from talking to NPCs once, also hard to miss. The ones that were trickier were:
-Mario Hat & Link Hat: To obtain these, you have to talk to WoodBored in Splitwood multiple times. Whenever you speak to him, he'll give you a random video game quote from a pool of about a half-dozen; you have to keep talking to him until he gives the Mario and Zelda related quotes before you'll get both hats. The Nobby pet is obtained in the same way.
-Bluebird hat: It's actually a bird that sits on your shoulder, but it counts as a hat. You have to talk to Woodcutter in Rust Grove several times; his dialog changes each time you speak to him, and after a while he eventually gives you the hat. Note that this is the only fully MISSABLE item in the game; Woodcutter won't give you the hat after you've defeated the Mayor, so make sure to grab it before then.
-Angel Wings: Talk to Mailbot Sr. (the ghost in Mill Hill) a total of 13 times to get this hat. SPoooky

-Pets: There are only three pets to obtain, but they can be easy to ignore if you're not careful.
-Nobby: See above - talk to WoodBored in Splitwood
-Bluebird: You have to talk to Poopens twice after finishing his "scare the birds" quest.
-Goldfish: Talk to the Information Fish in Mill Hill. He does appear in every zone, but you have to talk to him in Mill Hill to get this pet.

A bunch of glitches from Any%

Skip looking at the statue after meeting beaten Trainer - stick to the right side of the road after leaving the building (around 8 sec)
Skip looking at the pressure plates by running at the one closest to the Spirit by walking into it without sandwich, it starts glowing before the script loads (saves time for sure, I'm too lazy to check how much tho, 4 sec?)
Skip last dialogue with the golden information fish - stick to the rocks (1-2 sec?)

Quick List of Lili Speedrun Tips

-You don't have to talk to Mr. Broom when you first get into Serfside; you can go straight to Trainer.

-Spend all your gold (and flowers) on speed sandwiches. The lvl1 speed boots are tempting, but getting 7.5 sandwiches with the same money is better value. Learn to time your sandwiches so you aren't using them before forced dialog segments (i.e. when the Mayor or Mailbot swoop in to chat with you), since that'll waste whatever the remaining duration of your sandwich was.

-Chests give you 500 to 1000 gold (worth 2.5 to 5 sandwiches) as well as one random usable item, so they're worth grabbing ¤if¤ they're in your path anyway. The safest ones are the spyglass chest in the bottom corner of Serfside (a spirit always spawns down here), and the Mario hat on the path between Trainer and Splitwood.

-They're not worth buying, but definitely use whatever invisibility potions you get free from Shoppington or chests. They will stop a fleeing spirit dead in their tracks, or protect you from the Mayor's guards.

-Flashbombs can be used outside spirit fights; if a spirit is nearby, they'll be temporarily stunned. You do have to be fairly close for this to work, so invisibility potions are a little more usable for this purpose.

-A note on Frenzy! segments: Since your goal while fighting a spirit is to grab white flowers, and they don't spawn as normal during Frenzies, you should try to transition out of them as soon as possible. Bomb Frenzy and Frenzy Frenzy can be ended instantly by using a flashbomb, and are the best times to use that item. Thorn Frenzy will always spawn a single white flower amongst the thorns (it can take about a second) - picking this flower ends the frenzy.

-There's no way I know of to speed up the part where you escort Bellringer to Rust Grove, but there are a couple things you can do during his walk. I always grab the chest in the house opposite his, and then go to Shoppington to stock up on sandwiches. If you pop a sandwich immediately after leaving the shop, you'll reach the Splitwood door just in time to open it for Bellringer. If doing Good Ending, grab as many flowers and vases as you can while Bellringer walks through Splitwood; if doing any%, don't worry about it since you shouldn't have to visit the shop again after this point anyway.

-Red flowers from sidequests count toward the "Collect X Red Flowers from this zone" quests. The two I currently use are from talking to Gambler (he'll give you the flower even if you skip playing his game) and, if doing Good Ending, delivering the Wood Book to Poet (this basically gives you two free chests).

-In Mill Hill, you can and should defeat Redgum before going to talk to Barkbat about his mask. You cannot skip the "Talk to the Greeter" quest (though it's fine to defeat Redgum before doing that part, too).

-The only useful glitch I've discovered so far: if you quickly go to the beach ladder after defeating the mayor, you can overlap its transition cutscene with the Mailbot dialog, saving 2 or 3 seconds.

-A note on Hardcore: If you jump into a Hardcore game, you'll notice pretty quickly that the first three spirits (after Pignut) cannot be caught without the use of items. They simply run too fast for early-game Lili, and throw tons of bombs to boot. This means you have to collect some items really early. To my experience, the most efficient way to do this is: when you very first enter Serfside (just after the mayor introduces himself), hang a left and get the chest from Bellringer's house, then the house across from his, and then the next house down the path toward Broom Guy. Each chest will contain a random item, any of which can be used to help you catch those first three spirits (the gold is nice too).

Name	Author
100% Guide	Krem 9 years ago
A bunch of glitches from Any%	Suszaraa 6 years ago
Quick List of Lili Speedrun Tips	Krem 9 years ago