Treasures

All 25 Treasures in Frogger: Ancient Shadow

Treasures are a group of collectables in Frogger: Ancient Shadow. They are found within chests in stages or are purchased from Mohan's Shop. However, if the player wishes to collect all 25 treasures in the game, they must beat it at least once, as some are only available during a subsequent playthrough. The player can see every treasure they've collected so far by looking at the blue cabinet on the first floor of Frogger's House.

List of Treasures

The treasures listed are in order as they appear in the cabinet in Frogger's House, not by availability. Any treasures marked with an asterisk (*) are only available after beating the game once. Treasures marked by a "D" are available before completing the game for the first time, but are not obtainable until after the revival of Doom's Temple, or in other words, after defeating the boss of the Elder Ruins.

Row 1
Pict	Name	Description	Location
	Mask	"Mask of fairy from the White Savanna. How do they tell who's who?"	White Savannah Level 1
	Lion Statue	"A statue of a lion hero decorating the royal family grave at the White Savanna."	White Savannah Level 2
	Piece of a Mural	"A piece of a mural drawn eons ago. Who are those two in the picture?"	White Savannah Level 3*
	Horippa Cikir's Statue	"Statue of Firefly Swamp's hero. The drawn patterns hold magical powers."	Hidden Caves Level 1
	Firefly Surfboard	By ancient magic, it holds the power to float eternally and ride on light beams."	Hidden Caves Level 3
Row 2
	Ancient Lamp	"A lamp presented to Finnius by the chief to honor his archaeological discovery."	Elder Ruins Level 1
	Ancient Frog King Masks	"A prize included in a cereal box. Wow, it's a complete set!."	Elder Ruins Level 2
	Gold mini croc statue	"A silly, tasteless gold statue. What a waste of money!"	Dr. Wani's Mansion Level 1
	Handmade Frogger Statue	"Lily made this statue as a child. A bold artistic triumph."	Tears Of Spirits Level 1
	Miniature Monument	"The monument from the Practice level. 'Promise' is etched on its face."	Practice (D)
Row 3
	Lumpy's Rod and Pail	"Armed with 'Swamp Fisher' and the pail 'Big Catch', Lumpy chases The Big One."	Practice (D)
	Ancient Wani Tribe's king statue	"Statue of the first Wani Tribe king, who made the Temple at Firefly Swamp."	Sealed Heart Level 1
	Handmade Lily Statue	"Lily made this statue as a child. Well, at least she tried..."	Tears Of Spirits Level 2
	Angel's Tear	"A large seed found in Firefly Swamp. It falls like a tear from the heavens."	Tears Of Spirits Level 3
	Cheap Robot Wani	"A robot Dr. Wani made secretly within the manor using recycled waste materials."	Dr. Wani's Mansion Level 2
Row 4
	Championship Belt	"When Lumpy was young, he won this in the Firefly Swamp strength competition."	White Savannah Level 2
	Giant Fish's Scale	"A souvenir from Lumpy's battle with 'the one that got away.'"	Tears Of Spirits Level 2
	Wing Statue	"Long ago, an artist with a dark side crafted this statue for the Wani Tribe."	Shop- 999 coins
	Tomb key	"The key to open the door to the tomb in the ancient ruins."	Shop- 300 coins
	Hero's Medal	"A coin from Firefly Swamp's old days. Today, it is rare and valuable."	Shop- 150 coins
Row 5
	"Thank you" trophy	"It's rare, but Mohan sells it cheap to frequent customers."	Shop- 250 coins
	Egyptian Frogger Statue	"From Finnius' archaeological collection. A unique tribute to an ancient Pharaoh."	Shop- 150 coins
	Pot of Mega-Luck	"Dr. Wani was selling this pot as a scam. It just costs a lot with no real effect."	Shop- 250 coins
	Toy sword and shield	"The real ones are made of Crocodite, which is supposedly indestructible."	Shop- 99 coins
	Red-eyed statue	"Like an ancient Wani predator, its eyes flash red in the presence of prey."	Shop- 325 coins.

Trivia

• The Lion Statue could potentially allude to the king of the Lion Tribe, who, after assisting in the defeat of the Ancient Wani Tribe, was given the Amulet of Mastery.
• The Piece of Mural Treasure seems to depict Tukuku and another similar looking frog. This seems to be the only instance of a frog that looks like Tukuku in the game, as even his descendant does not share a whole lot of visual similarities to him.
• The patterns on the Horippa Cikir's Statue treasure are said to hold magical powers. These may have a connection to the green designs on Tukuku's own body, meaning that they too could hold magical properties.
• Not counting the Sketches, the Ancient Frog King Masks treasure is the only instance in the game where the boss of the Elder Ruins is named.
• In spite of its description, the Gold mini croc statue is not obtained from the Shop.
• The word 'promise' that is etched on the Minature Monument treasure, may reference a promise that Tukuku and Igunis have made. It could allude to many things, but it most likely references Igunis promising to protect Firefly Swamp, as mentioned in the ending cutscene of the game.
• According to the Ancient Wani Tribe's king's statue treasure, the first king of the Ancient Wani Tribe is the one who built Doom's Temple.
  • This additionally may mean that the first king of the Ancient Wani Tribe was also the first to hold both amulets and begin their violent conquest on Firefly Swamp.
• The Angel's Tear treasure seems to be a smaller kind of seed that is used to deal damage to The Big One during its boss fight.
• The Wing Statue is the most expensive treasure in the game, requiring both the final wallet upgrade and max coins to purchase.
• The 'Thank you' trophy, in spite of its description, is not cheap, nor is it the cheapest treasure the player can obtain from the Shop. That title would go to the "Toy sword and shield" treasure.
  • The Pot of Mega-Luck costs 250 coins, just like the 'Thank you' trophy. Amusingly, the Pot of Mega-Luck's description states that it costs a lot with no real use, and that it's a scam.
• The Egyptian Frogger Statue and Ancient Lamp seem to reference Frogger and Lumpy, in spite of the fact that they seem to hail from time periods far before these two characters may have been born.
• The Toy sword and shield are replicas of the weapons that the Twin Gatekeepers use in their boss fight. Additionally, their description states that either their weapons or Crocodite itself is indestructible.
  • If the treasure's description is in reference to Crocodite, then it raises the question as to how it is/was fashioned into weapons or the amulets themselves.
• According to the Red-eyed statue, ancient Wani predators' eyes glow/flash red in the presence of prey. There are some interesting things of note about this.
  • Both Papa Lion and Igunis have glowing red eyes while under the effects of the Amulet of Mastery. Their features become much sharper, like other Ancient Wani tribesman and, according to Sketch 12 of Area 2, it unleashes their "feral instincts".
  • Wani and Igunis, despite being Wani tribesman/a descendant of one themselves, do not naturally exhibit this trait in game. However, the other Ancient Wani Tribesman, such as the Twin Gatekeepers seem to always exhibit this. This may have something to do with renouncing ones violent nature, as Igunis says something similar when he formally meets Frogger.
  • The capitalization of "ancient" instead of "Ancient" may simply be a mistake, but raises an interesting distinction. This may mean that reptilians as a whole shared this trait, but may have lost it over time.