The Opo-opo and I

The Opo-opo and I
Starting NPC	Lulupp, Kazham (G-7)
Required Fame	Windurst Level 7
Items Needed	Broken Mithran Rod Workbench Ten of Coins (Card) Sands of Silence Wandering Bulb Giant Fish Bones Blackened Toad Wyvern Skull Ancient Salt Lucky Egg
Title	King of the Opo-opos
Repeatable	No
Description	The Opo-opo in Kazham love your new "fragrance." Bring them what they want--in the correct order-- and they will make you their king!
Rewards
Opo-opo Crown Pamamas

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Even More Gullible's Travels	Personal Hygiene

Walkthrough

Once you have received the scent from Even More Gullible's Travels, speak with Lulupp the Opo-opo on the airship dock (G-7), where you will be introduced to Vuih Stecoppah in the cutscene.

You must trade the following items to the corresponding Opo-opos in the correct order:
Serious Note: Failure to trade in correct order will result in the loss of all previously traded items, and you must start from the beginning.

1. Lulupp (G-7) on lower dock, near Dheo Nbolo.

• Broken Mithran Rod - Can be obtained by breaking a Mithran Fishing Rod through fishing, or purchased from the Auction House.

• See Breaking the Rod for tips & tricks.

• Says "Opopopopo! Opo-opo! Oppo! Oppo-opo!"

2. Kukupp (I-11) in-between Migho's & Pakhroib's Residences.

• Workbench - Can be crafted using Woodworking (7), or bought from the Auction House.
• Says "Opoh opo!"

3. Mumupp (J-9) inside Wahcondalo's Residence.

• Ten of Coins (Card) - Obtained from Ten of Coins in the Outer Horutoto Ruins, or bought from the Auction House.
• Says "Opopoppo!"

4. Roropp (H-9) in-between Poshei's Combat Gear and Ryuhkow’a Mercenary Merchandise.

• Sands of Silence - Obtained from Demon Magistrates and Demon Chancellors in Castle Zvahl Baileys, or bought from the Auction House.
• Says "Oh! Ohpo!"

5. Popopp (H-9) with Nomad Moogle.

• Wandering Bulb - Obtained from Utukkus in Fei'Yin, or bought from the Auction House.
• Says "Opopoh-o..."

6. Bubupp (I-8) behind M&P's Market.

• Giant Fish Bones - Obtained from Tonberry Stalkers in the Temple of Uggalepih.
• Says "Popo-o Popo-o!"

7. Tatapp (G/H/I7-10) wandering around.

• Blackened Toad - Obtained from Brook Sahagins in the Sea Serpent Grotto, or bought from the Auction House.
• Says "Poppo-opo!"

8. Kakapp (J-9) inside Wahcondalo’s Residence.

• Wyvern Skull - Obtained from Hurricane Wyverns in Ifrit's Cauldron.
• Says "Po-oppo Opo-opo!"

9. Lalapp (F-9) Chocobo NPC, behind the hut.

• Ancient Salt - Obtained from Sand Diggers in the Quicksand Caves.
• Says "Opo-opo-po-opo-o! Popopo-opopo!"

10. Nenepp (H-11) behind Mihgo’s Residence; can be out of reach; wait for it to walk closer.

• Lucky Egg - Obtained from Knight Crawlers in The Boyahda Tree.
• Says "Ohpo-opo! Poh-opo-o!"

Notes

• The order they are listed in Widescan is the same as the correct order to trade them items. This can be a good way to go through the list if one has multiple consecutive items, as a level 80 beastmaster or level 60 ranger can scan the whole town.
• For a complete walkthrough on this quest, see Guide To Getting Your Opo-opo Crown.
• 4 free inventory slots will be needed for the rewards (Opo-opo Crown and 3 Pamamas).
• Four of the last five items on this list are Rare/Ex, so you can not purchase them from Auction House/Bazaar.
• If you forget where you left off and come back and don't remember which one you traded to last, no worries. Just talk to them and they will say "Opopopopo! Opop-opo! Opo-opo!" and do a /bow motion to let you know you've done that part of the quest. Just move on to the next one until you get one that says "Opo-opo?" and you will know you have not traded an item to that Opo-opo.
• It's very easy to fix whatever you have messed up when trading the items. All you need to do is get all the previous items you have traded to the Opo-opos and start from the beginning. For example: Say you have traded items to Lulupp, Kukupp, Mumupp, and Roropp. All you need to do is gather those items again and trade them to the appropriate Opo-opos. They WILL NOT take the new items but it does still count. Once you've traded them just continue as usual and you will receive your Opo-opo Crown.