Ghost Of Tsushima Monkey See

There are a lot of fun side quests in Ghost of Tsushima, and, with the release of the director'south cutting of the game, Iki Island offers very entertaining quests for you to practise every bit yous come back for another round of gameplay. For this very special bays, the Monkey Encounter bays, you will demand to serenade a few monkeys that are spread around on the map of Iki Isle. How to find them and how to court them, y'all will run across in this quick and easy to follow guide, provided by us!

Monkey See Trophy Guide – Ghost of Tsushima: Iki Isle

To find these monkey statues that you'll have to sing to, you'll first have to travel to Saruiwa and climb up the mount:

Hear no Evil
Y'all will come across a path that has at its entrance 2 monkey statues on both sides of the road that looks like the picture below.
You'll have to climb up the mountain, instead of going the narrow path through the mountain, and pass a rope at the peak to reach a monkey statue that has its easily over its ears.
Here, y'all take to play the flute when you're next to it. How? Just swipe touchpad left. If you lot did the right thing, the screen volition go into cinematic mode.
See no Evil
For the second ane, return where you climbed before and find a narrow path that will lead you somewhere upwards.
You'll encounter a little spot where yous can climb downwardly on your right. Await at the epitome below.
You lot have to climb downward in that location and yous'll find a monkey that has its hand over his eyes. Throw a smoke bomb in front of it to get another cinematic scene.
Speak no Evil
For the next one, climb back up and follow the path upwards. After a scrap of parkouring, you'll have to get downward from the mountain to the piffling lake down at that place.
Y'all can see information technology in the following image.
Down there, to the left you lot will observe the monkey that covers its mouth. You just need to bow down to information technology (Swipe touchpad down).
To cease and get the bays, you demand to climb upwards to the superlative of the mountain, at the Monkey Sanctuary, and interact with the place.