Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth Corel Protorelic guide – all Corel Protorelic Phenomenon

Are you wondering how to get the Corel Protorelic in Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth? This ancient item has been hidden away inside the Corel Region’s sub-reactors. To get its pieces, you will need to beat the Cactuars at their own game in Cactuar Crush.

If you are searching the Corel region, you might also want to know how to complete the Queen’s Blood puzzles in Costa Del Sol. You might also want to know who is telling the truth in the Swindling Seminar in Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth. This guide will show you where to find the Corel Protorelic in Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth and how to beat Cactuar Crush.

How to locate the Cactuar Rocks in Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth

Each of the Protorelic pieces is hidden within reactors in the Corel Region. Opening these reactors requires you to locate a Cactuar Rock using a Cactuar Statue. To do this, you must first locate a reactor. Once there, pick up the Cactuar Statue next to the reactor’s entrance.

Holding up on the D-Pad will make Cloud raise the Cactuar Statue aloft, revealing a beam of light that points in the direction of the Cactuar Rock. Follow this light beam to where the rock is for each of these Phenomenon Intel mini-quests. Once the rock has been found, interact with it to gain the ability to open the reactor door using Cactuar magic to break the wards.

All Corel Phenomenon Intel locations in Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth

There are four Protorelic locations in the Corel Region. These can be found in the following locations. Keep in mind that these will appear on your map after you complete each one. Reactors three and four will appear after Kid G contacts you again in Chapter 12 to finish this side quest.

• Phenomenon Intel 1: Treasure Protector G – Found to the southeast of The Dustbowl near a Chocobo Stop.
• Phenomenon Intel 2: Kid G Trial – On the eastern side of the Corel Region to the west of the Heavy Lies the Crown Classified Intel
• Phenomenon Intel 3: Unfriendly Competition – To the south of Activation Intel 3: Wasteland Tower
• Phenomenon Intel 4: Bladesman of Legend – In the southeastern section of the region near the Desert Watermain cache

How to complete the Cactuar Crush minigame in Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth

At each of these Protorelic Quest locations, you will need to complete the Cactuar Crush minigame. Completing this minigame at the base tier will complete it for you but completing higher tiers will get you different rewards.

To complete this minigame, you will use either Yuffie or Aerith to defeat different types of Cactuar. In order to rack up more points, you will need to defeat these creatures quickly using their weaknesses. The weaknesses are as follows:

• Magituars – Hit them with magic attacks
• Gladiatuars – Hit them with physical attacks
• Lightuars – Use the Luminous Ward
• Darktuars – Use the Shadow Ward

There are other types of Cactuar as well such as the rainbow Cactuars which grant you more time and Gold Cactuar which are worth more points. As long as you collect enough points for the lowest rank within the time limit, you will complete this world intel.

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Returning to Kid G

After completing the first two Protorelic challenges, you will be told by Kid G that he needs to set up the other trials. Unfortunately, this will take some time and you won’t be able to return to complete these tasks until chapter 12. In the meantime, you can always complete combat assignments, excavation intel, fiend intel, Moogle intel, and more.

That is everything you need to know about the Corel Protorelic. Be sure to also check out our Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth tips and tricks to help you out around the world. You can also check out how to steal the Tonberry King’s Crown in Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth.

Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth Corel Protorelic – FAQ

When does Kid G contact you to complete the trials in Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth?

Kid G won’t contact you until you reach chapter 12.

How do you find the Cactuar Rocks in Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth?

You can find the Cactuar Rocks by holding the Cactuar Statue up into the air. This will reveal a light beam pointing in the direction of the rock.