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Once you beat the main part of the Penacony story inHonkai: Star Rail, you’ll finally be able to access the Clockie: Dreamjoy Memoir event in the Clock Studios Theme Park. This one majorly focuses on making you edit up to six films, some of them having multiple endings based on your path.
As you edit more films, you can also unlock other side missions that a director normally has to take part in, including Collab Adverts. There are a total of three adverts in the event, and here’s how you can beat each one.
Brother Hanu’s Great Heist Guide
As soon as you talk to the NPC for this collab advert, you’ll be placed in a domain whereyou’ll see the tv tomorph into Hanuright in front of you. Use it and then interact with the billboard in front to claim your first one. Once that’s done, you’ll have to avoid two monsters as you try to reach the second billboard.
To do that, hide inside the box placed in the middle and wait for both the monsters to get out of your path. Then,interact with the billboard and use the vents to escape the area.
The enemieswon’t notice the billboards, so you only have to worry about hiding yourself.
As you load into the second area, youcan easily get to the first billboard on your right. After claiming it, you have to time the next part since both the boards are in the same place. Wait for the patrolling enemy to go to the right side andthen pick the billboards up as fast as you can. Head to the next vent after.
In the final section, you’ll use all the billboards you’ve gathered so far to make a bridge. After crossing the bridge, you’ll seefour enemies in the room and one Hanu Rocket on the right side. To get to the rocket, wait for both the clock monsters to start moving to the left and then slide along the right.
Once you have the rocket, you’re able to start blowing the enemies apart while making sure you don’t hit the billboardssince it’s a requirement to hit as little as possible to get all the rewards. The advert will be finished after this part.
Dreamjoy Ascension Guide
After doing a couple more film edits, you’ll unlock the Dreamjoy Ascension advert that requires you totake a few pictures in a way so that all the actors appear in the shot. You can take it from any angle you want as long as the camera feature captures all the actors including the ones moving around.
The first shot is quite easy, you simply have to stand in front of all the actors and click itsince all of them are standing in the same position.
As you move to the second location, you’ll now have to take two different pictures. However,the best place to take both these pictures is by climbing a few stairsin the area and then pointing the camera at the actors. You’ll easily be able to get all of them in the shot if you shoot it at that location.
After reaching the final area, you’ll first have to head to the right side of thesecond line of obstacles to find the Origami Bird hiding here. Once that’s done, you can take the first shot while standing a little to the right side of the main camera and the second one from the left side after crossing the first line of obstacles.
In the first shot, you’ll have to wait for the clock monster torun into the rest of the actorsfor the camera to recognize it.
Bubbly Clockie Guide
The final advert takes you to one of the most fun mechanics in Pecanony -usingvarious Bubble Bridges to climbon walls of the room. However, getting through this one might be a lot easier than you think. The main catch is that you’re able to only use each Bubble Bridge once as it disintegrates after that.
To get all the rewards here, you have to disintegrate five bubble bridges anddestroy seven Boss Stone balloons, the destructible that you see all over Penacony. An easy way to get past this is by simply following the direction that these balloons are looking in as you destroy them.
Make sure you destroy every balloon on your way sinceyou won’t get all the rewards if you don’t.
As you go past various bridges and follow the balloons' directions, you’ll eventually reach the final chest, giving you all the rewards.
