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Here is the complete guide to all Noises in the game NEO: The World Ends With You (NEO: TWEWY). Are some enemies proving too much to handle? Check for details on weaknesses, how to beat them, where they are located, and more!

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What are Noise?
List of All Noise
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What are Noise?

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Noise are a race of summoned beings, usually taking the form of mythical beasts with parts of their bodies replaced with tattoo-like patterns. These beings are given physical forms from a Soul bond to a Pin.

Noise exist between the two planes of the Underground and the Realground, giving them the ability to seemingly influence both planes of existence.

List of All Noise

No.	Noise	Description	Location
001	Dixiefrog	A normally docile frog-like Noise that changes its tune the second it feels endangered. It may bounce around a bunch, but don't worry—this croaker's nothing to be scared of.	W1D1 - W1D6
002	Bigbanfrog	A foe to be reckoned with, this Noise can blow deadly bubbles from far away. These projectiles will hang in the air for a while, so be careful not to bump into them.	W1D7 - W2D4
003	Funkfrog	A Noise that tramples all that stand before it. Back off the second it starts stamping or you'll be flattened in no time.	W2D5 - Another Day
004	Tradishfrog	The king of the frogs. This nefarious noise strenghtens its fellow amphibians in battle and works with them to shoot out streams of water. It can blast out more bubbles than its kin and stamp like the best of them. This froggy foe means serious business.	W3D3 - Another Day
005	Decadraven	A pesky crow-like Noise that pecks at the heads of its enemies. Run like the wind if it chooses you as its prey of the day.	W1D1 - W1D6
006	Easterraven	A burly Noise that uses its tough talons to trap its foes in an iron hold. Should one of your allies get caught in its grasp, be sure to give the Easterraven a good walloping and set them free.	W1D7 - W2D4
007	Nefastraven	A nasty Noise that can fire off razor-sharp feathers from far away, ensnare unsuspecting enemies, and provide backup to its allies in battle. If you encounter one of these fiends, make sure to erase it before it becomes too much of a nuisance.	W2D5 - Another Day
008	Mosh Grizzly	A bear-like Noise that packs one heck of a punch. You'll end up with more than just a scratch if one of their attacks catches you head-on.	W1D1 - W2D1
009	Circle Pit Grizzly	Run for the hills if you hear this sucker howling. This Noise is quick on its feet and will be upon before you know it.	W2D2 - W3D2
010	Headbangin' Grizzly	The strongest of the bear-like Noise. This fearsome foe is known to slam its paws down and unleash an omnidirectional shock wave. You'll know to run when it hurls its arms up in the air.	W3D3 - Another Day
011	Jelly Madchester	A jellyfish-like Noise that floats in midair, repeatedly cloning itself. Keep an eye out for the telltale signs that mark the clones and attack the original instead.	W1D2 - W1D7
012	Jelly Swechno	A predatory Noise that latches on to its victims with an electric shock. Try not to let them multiply, or they'll be able to wreck even more havoc.	W2D1 - W3D1
013	Jelly Neocoustic	A particularly nasty Noise in possession of poisonous tentacles. Try to keep your distance when it's flailing them about and use ranged attacks to fight back.	W3D2 - W3D5
014	Jelly Germanic	A bothersome Noise that can create exact clones of itself. Make a point of erasing these pests first if you are unlucky enough to encounter some.	W3D6 - Another Day
015	Garage Wolf	A canine-like Noise that runs about with wild abandon as it hunts for its next prey. Should it be ensnare you in its jaws, the rest of the pack will soon be upon you. You'd be well advised to wait for it to slow down before attacking.	W1D3 - W2D2
016	Alterna Wolf	A canine-like Noise that leaves flames in its wake wherever it goes. Try to use a psych that'll stop it in its tracks, lest you be encircled by a ring of fire.	W2D3 - Another Day
017	Grunge Wolf	The leader of the pack. This canine-like Noise runs so fast it's impossible to track it with the naked eye. Be sure to strike before it starts whirring around.	W3D4 - Another Day
018	Swing Shark	A sneaky shark-like Noise that hides itself by swimming underground. You won't do much damage attacking its fin, so try to wait until it comes to the surface.	W1D5 - W2D1
019	Bebop Shark	These giant monsters are known to suddenly surface and gulp up prey in their massive mouths. Do your best to avoid their onslaughts before going on the counterattack.	W2D2 - W3D1
020	Smooth Shark	While this Noise can do plenty of damage with its fearsome jump attack, they leave themselves vulnerable as the maneuver requires them to surface for long periods of time. But be careful: they make a real splash when they land.	W3D2 - Another Day
021	Break Stinger	This ill-tempered Noise weakens its foes by snipping them with its pincers, or stinging them with its tail-both attacks packing plenty of poison.	W1D5 - W2D3
022	Drum 'n' Stinger	A sinister Noise that releases poisonous gas from its tail. However, its pincers are shrunken due to lack of use and pose little threat.	W2D4 - W3D3
023	Drill 'n' Stinger	A deadly Noise capable of snapping enemies to death with its pincers, drowning them in poisonous gas, and trapping them with its tail. You'll want to be sure you have a poison antidote or two handy when taking on one of these beasts.	W3D4 - Another Day
024	Drum 'n' Stinger (Boss)	A sinister Noise that releases poisonous gas from its tail. However, its pincers are shrunken due to lack of use and pose little threat.	W1D1
025	Proto Puffer	Vexing fishy foes that explode when defeated, but also self-detonate when left alone. However, the blasts they emit also damage their fellow Noise.	W2D1 - W2D2
026	Oi Puffer	A prickly Noise that shoots stingers out in all directions. Be alert while battling them as they explode when they give up the ghost.	W2D3 - W2D6
027	Emo Puffer	Cowardly Noise that attack from afar by shooting poisonous stingers. Be extra careful as they also project prickles from their body when they shoot their stingers.	W2D7 - Another Day
028	Hardcore Puffer	The strongest of the puffer Noise. Known to intimidate enemies by puffing themselves up to ridiculous proportions. Not only do their stingers fly further when they're puffed up, but the explosion they create when they detonate is no joke.	W3D5 - Another Day
029	Emo Puffer (Boss)	Cowardly Noise that attack from afar by shooting poisonous stingers. Be extra careful as they also project prickles from their body when they shoot their stingers.	W1D4
030	House Rhino	An aggressive Noise that charges all foes on sight. Its frontal hide is so hard that it acts as an impenetrable shield.	W2D2 - W2D6
031	Minimal Rhino	A Noise so ferocious that it produces clouds of dust when it goes on a rampage. Keep your wits about you even if you think you're in a safe spot.	W2D7 - W3D4
032	Dub Rhino	The roughest and toughest of the rhino-like Noise. Its hardy horn both protects it from attacks and enables it to unleash onslaughts of its own. You'd be wise to avoid confronting it head-on	W3D5 - Another Day
033	J Popguin	These critters appear cute at first but let your guard down and they'll charge you en masse. Keep an eye on each Noise's position when tackling a group of them.	W2D3 - W2D6
034	Electro Popguin	Especially troubling foes due to their tendency to attack in well-drilled formations. Brace yourself if you notice them getting into position.	W2D7 - Another Day
035	Brit Popguin	A bossy Noise known to command its subordinates in battle. What's more, this imperial threat will continue to power up its allies as long as it's on the battlefield.	W3D5 - Another Day
036	Hardtechnoleon	A hard-to-spot Noise adept at blending into its surroundings. You'll know it's got its sights set on you when you see the telltale crosshairs.	W2D4 -W2D7
037	Houseleon	This creatures excels at sniping its foes from far away. Try to attack when its eyes glin as it attempts to lock on you.	W3D1 - W3D4
038	Tropicaleon	Possesses a curious tongue that allows it to lick allies back into good health while simultaneously healing itself. You'd do well to take it out early on if you don't want the fight to drag on.	W3D5 - Another Day
039	Houseleon (Boss)	This creatures excels at sniping its foes from far away. Try to attack when its eyes glin as it attempts to lock on you.	W2D1
040	Pachy R&R	A Noise that makes up for its lack of movement with its lethal long-range laser. There's nowhere to hide when this foe is near.	W1D6 - W1D7
041	Mammoth R&B	These beasts are known to stamp down the second they sense danger, sending out large deadly shockwaves.	W2D6 - W2D7
042	Woolly AOR	A fearsome foe best described as a walking cannon. Known to rain lasers down on its prey as it tenaciously stalks them. You'll struggle to survive is this Noise sets its sights on you.	W3D6 - Another Day
043	Mammoth R&B (Boss)	These beasts are known to stamp down the second they sense danger, sending out large deadly shockwaves.	W2D4
044	Distortious Rex	A deadly dinosaur-like Noise. Temds to go on a lengthy rampage if it lands a hit on its prey. However, its movements make it fairly obvious when it's about to lose its cool, so you should have plenty of time to prepare.	W1D6 - W1D7
045	Phasaurus Rex	A nefarious Noise that's evolved to learn how to use its tail as a weapon. Be especially careful when it goes on a rampage as its rage makes it extra quick on its feet	W2D6 - W2D7
046	Maximizaurus Rex	A fearsome beast capable of dealing damage to foes with its roar alone. This attack becomes even deadlier when it goes on a rampage as its range grows to cover the whole battlefield.	W3D6 - Another Day
047	Phasaurus Rex (Boss)	A nefarious Noise that's evolved to learn how to use its tail as a weapon. Be especially careful when it goes on a rampage as its rage makes it extra quick on its feet	W2D5
048	Pig Samba	A fairly harmless, porky Noise. Be sure to take it down before time runs out or it'll flee from the fight!	Various
049	Piggo Dooble	Appears fancy at first glance, though it shows its true cheapo colors when given a closer inspection. You won't need to try hard to damage this knockoff.	W1D5
050	Pigo Doble	Very few attacks are strong enough to bother this golden piggy. However, keep up your offensive onslaught and you'll erase it eventually.	W1D5
051	Pig Mazurka	Porker royalty personified. You'll need to bring out the big guns if you hope to take down this mighty monarch.	Another Day
052	Pig Carol	A pesky piggy that can only be damaged when attacked with its lethal affinity. Each one of these Noise has a different weakness, so pack plenty of psychs.	Various
053	Pig Mambo	This swine won't give up the ghost as long as its friends are still fighting. However, you might get more favorable results if you simultaneously strike down this pig and its partner.	Various
054	Pig Bolero	This ferociously loyal porker won't go down alone. However, you might get more favorable results if you simultaneously strike down this pig and its partner.	Various
055	Pig Waltz	This tenacious critter may change colors and revive itself upon defeat, but it isn't invincible: watch what happens when all the Pig Waltzes' colors align!	Various
056	Pig Jive	An annoying Noise that self-detonates at regular intervals. These explosions even damage its allies, so be sure to send it flying before it can explode nearby.	Various
057	Pig Cha-cha	An odd creature that can't seem to decide if it wants to clone itself or remain as one Noise. You'd do well to unleash a wide-range attack on this pig and its clones before they can reunite.	Various
058	Plague Grizzly	A new breed of Noise threatening to lead Shibuya down a road to ruin. Capable of unleashing a fierce attack that can significantly lower your team's Groove.	W3D1 - W3D2, W3D4 - W3D6
059	Plague Frog	A new breed of Noise threatening to lead Shibuya down a road to ruin. Not the strongest of foes, but they are more than capable of lowering your team's Groove.	W3D1 - W3D2, W3D4 - W3D6
060	Plague Batrakos (Boss)	The king of the frog-like Plague Noise, created by Shiba himself. Don't let it stomp on you or you'll be hurting for weeks, and have your Groove lowered to boot.	W3D1
061	Plague Wolf	A new breed of Noise threatening to lead Shibuya down a road to ruin. Not much of a threat individually, but your Groove will plummet if a whole pack attacks you at once.	W3D1 - W3D2, W3D4 - W3D6
062	Plague Stinger	A new breed of Noise threatening to lead Shibuya down a road to ruin. Their poisonous attacks pack a real punch and can lower your team's Groove.	W3D1 - W3D6
063	Plague Stinger (Boss)	A new breed of Noise threatening to lead Shibuya down a road to ruin. Their poisonous attacks pack a real punch and can lower your team's Groove.	W3D3
064	Plague Jelly	A new breed of Noise threatening to lead Shibuya down a road to ruin. Try not to touch their tentacles or your HP and Groove will take a hit.	W3D4 - W3D6
065	Plague Nemopilema	The king of the jelly-fish like Plague Noise, created by Shiba himself. Wobbles its flexible frame to clone itself and create its own unstoppable army.	W3D4
066	Plague Pachy	A new breed of Noise threatening to lead Shibuya down a road to ruin. Try to avoid the shock waves it unleashes, or your HP and Groove will take some serious damage.	W3D6
067	Plague Pachy (Boss)	A new breed of Noise threatening to lead Shibuya down a road to ruin. Try to avoid the shock waves it unleashes, or your HP and Groove will take some serious damage.	W3D5
068	Deep Rivers Societist	Introverts that call the Deep Rivers Society home. Adept at long-range combat, but laughably inadequate at close quarters.	W1D3
069	Psyched Societist	Introverts that call the Deep Rivers Society home. Adept at long-range combat, but laughably inadequate at close quarters.	W1D5 - W1D7
070	Fuya	The timid leader of the Deep Rivers Society. Avoids dirtying his hands by hiding behind his teammates' attacks and planting bombs all over the battlefield. You'll need to think on your feet lest he get the better of you.	W1D5
071	Pureheart	Players belonging to the purest team playing the Game. They're adept at all kinds of fighting styles, so you'll want to keep at an eye out for any openings and strike while the iron's hot.	W1D6, W2D2 - W2D3
072	Psyched Pureheart	Players belonging to the purest team playing the Game. They're adept at all kinds of fighting styles, so you'll want to keep at an eye out for any openings and strike while the iron's hot.	W2D4, W2D6
073	Motoi	The internet-famous leader of the Purehearts. Known to use his psych to paralyze enemies. Most of his attacks require aid from his allies, so be sure to take down his teamates first.	W2D6
074	Variabeauty	Extroverts who fight under the banner of beauty. They favor close-range combat, so try your best to keep your distance and pummel them from far away.	W1D6, W2D2 - W2D3
075	Psyched Variabeauty	Extroverts who fight under the banner of beauty. They favor close-range combat, so try your best to keep your distance and pummel them from far away.	W2D4, W2D6
076	Go-go Beringei	A burly primate-like Noise that isn't as sturdy as it first appears. Attack its arms enough and you'll eventually destroy them. Sadly, they'll regenerate after a while, but you can at least prevent it from performing certain attacks for a bit.	W1D2
077	Susukichi	A burly brute acting under the banner of the Ruinbringers. The aura that surrounds him changes color between white and black,affecting what attacks he can uinleash. As a general rule of thumb, white means he's going to try and tackle you, and black signifies that he feels like punching someone.	W1D7
078	Susukichi (2nd fight)	The ape is back and means business. He's even got more types of auras, inspired by his love of Reversi. Be sure to keep an eye out for whenever the coiors flip.	W2D7
079	Mr. Mew	A triplet of cat toys controlled by Tsugumi. They come in three different sizes, each one possessing different offensive abilities. However, the three of them also share the same life force.	W2D2
080	Mr. Mew (2nd fight)	The feline fatales are back in even greater numbers! It's up to you to decide which you target first: the small and nimble, but quick-footed Mr. Mews, or the big, tough Mr. Mews.	W2D7
081	Grus Cantus	A robotic girl of few words who allies herself with the Ruinbringers. Her actions on the battlefield mirror her personality, and can be predicted fairly easily if you study her close enough.	W2D7
082	Iris Cantus	The one Reaper who always had Shoka's interests at heart. Don't get too close or you'll be blown away by the chakram-esque symbols flying around her.	W3D2
083	Leo Cantus Armo	A lone wolf with an unquenchable thirst for power. In his normal state, he's quick on his feet and fluid in his movements. However, if he feels the need, he can hunker down in his armor and wait for his next chance to strike.	W3D4
084	Cervus Cantus	Susukichi's ultimate Reaper form. He's able to harness the power of lightning in his horns and use it to attack. However, that horn of his is also his biggest weakness, and you'd do well to concentrate your fire on it.	W3D6
085	Shiba	The one and only Game Master himself. He harnesses his powers to fool his foes' senses by producing clones. Keep your wits about you and don't fall victim to his traps.	W3D7
086	Soul Pulvis	Capable of transforming itself into all kinds of Noise, this is the embodiment of all that has stood in the Wicked Twisters' way up until now. You'll need to harness all the tricks you learned while fighting if you're to come out on top!	W3D7
087	Phoenix Cantus	A troublesome foe able to unleash long-range attacks from its thirteen tails, while expelling flames from its beak. However, do not lose hope - its attacks may seem overwhelming at first, but destroy all of its talks and you'll have some cause for optimism.	W3D7
088	Cervus Cantus Alpha	A beefy bodyguard that stands watch over Kanon at her Reapers' Romp checkpoint. Do your best to avoid his electric attacks and strike when the moment's right.	Another Day
089	Grus Cantus Alpha	One of the Reapers manning the Reapers' Romp checkpoints, and a Dëf March fangirl hardcore enough to rival Nagi. Her attacks might seem unavoidable at first, but study her movements closely and you'll be able to beat her soon enough.	Another Day
090	Iris Cantus Alpha	A part-timer stuck on Reapers' Romp stamp duty. The chakrams that rotate around her are so numerous you'll struggle to make a dent in her armor. Your best bet is to hit her with a barrage of continuous long-range attacks.	Another Day
091	Shiba Alpha	The boss of the Reapers' Romp bonus round. No one earns the VIP status without Shiba's approval. You'll want to equip yourself with a psych that can hit multiple enemies at once when taking on this alpha male.	Another Day
092	Felidae Cantus	A frustrating foe that memorizes any attacks you use and calculates how to avoid and counter them. Be sure to pack plenty of psychs and keep using ones he's yet to encounter.	Another Day

Noisepedia Completion Rewards

Graffiti	Unlock Condition
Hunter	Take down 1500 enemies.
Punisher	Take down 3000 enemies
Silencer	Take down 6000 enemies.
Master of the Enemies	Take down every type of enemy. ➤ Noisepedia: List of All Enemies
Noise Know-It-All	Collect 80% of all enemy dossiers.

Rerunning all the Chapters and Side Quests in the game will allow you to battle enemies in all kinds of difficulties. Taking down hordes of enemies unlocks the first three Graffiti, but it takes exceptional patience and skill to get the last two Graffiti in the table above.

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1 Syrinoxalmost 2 years

The info about Noise location 66 and 67 (patchy and patchy boss) is different in my game, I think is wrong here, the boss appeared for me in W3-D5, and the normal version in W3-D6. I noticed since I tried to get the drops, on W3-D5 but it counted towards Noise 67 and when I try the patchy of W3-D6 I got the drops from 66 instead

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