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All Luna Sola collectibles in Astro Bot

Chronos who?

If, like me, you have a wistful nostalgia for the aesthetic of the classic cartoon, Rolie Polie Olie, then I have good news for you: Astro Bot’s Luna Sola level channels that early 20th century feeling something fierce. Throw in some trippy day/night mechanics and it’s a lot to take in. So, let’s take the hassle out of tracking down collectibles so you can bop to this Luna Sola’s vibe.

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Where to find every bot and puzzle piece in Luna Sola

Luna Sola Bots

Astro Bot in a multicolored ball pit with an arrow pointing to a hidden bot.
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Bot 1: The first bot is located behind a textured wall at the beginning. Take care of the Flame Spewer and break down the wall to rescue them.

Astro Bot navigating a cube world with a robotic moon in the background. An arrow points to another bot.
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Bot 2: The second bot is immediately after switching the level to night. Beat on the slime to free its hostage.

Astro Bot in the night with an arrow pointing to a bot held captive in a cage.
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Bot 3 (Papercraft Postie): Iota from Tearaway is being held captive in a cage by a spooky ghost. After ascending the multicolored stairs, take out the enemies at the top, and pull the cord in the ground to the right. This will give you a light that reveals hidden platforms. Ascend them and toss the light at the ghost to free our paper friend.

Astro Bot jumping to a platform while an arrow points to a hidden bot.
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Bot 4: After switching back to day, jump up the platforms moving vertically. The fourth bot is hiding behind the wall at the top.

Astro Bot about to do a sick grind down a rail while an arrow points to a hidden bot.
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Bot 5: Slide down the rail and take out the slimes that spawn on either side of the electric barrier to reveal the fifth bot.

Astro Bot running through a tunnel and passing a rubber duck.
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Bot 6: Hit the light next to the rubber duckie pond to switch the level to day. This will dump the pond on Astro, but will reveal the sixth bot. Jump inside and pull the cord to reveal dynamite which is used to break the window.

Astro Bot running over an orange platform while an arrow points to a window.
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Bot 7 (Knitted Kid): Sackboy is tucked in a portal in the same area as the third puzzle piece. Switch the level back to day and break through the glass on the right. Jump down and swap the level to night. Activate the correct green button to open a portal.

You’ll be transported to a retro level. Follow each short path, taking care of the enemies, and hitting the switches to rotate the level. Eventually you’ll come across Sackboy and a rope that leads you back to the main level.

Luna Sola Puzzle Pieces

Astro Bot using a light to reveal hidden platforms while an arrow points to a puzzle piece.
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Piece 1: When you switch to night after saving the fifth bot, you’ll see a spinning disc. Pull the rope in the ground to reveal a lightbulb. This will reveal hidden blocks. Follow them across the spinning disc to the first puzzle piece.

Astro Bot standing on a bridge with an arrow pointing to a hidden puzzle piece.
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Piece 2: After encountering the first centipede troop, use a spin attack to destroy them. Swap the level to night and ascend the ladders. The tunnel at the top will now be a hole that contains the second puzzle piece.

Astro Bot standing on an orange platform with an arrow pointing to a rope on a lower wall.
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Piece 3: You’ll come across so arches with glass windows. Swap the level to day after dispatching the enemies and you’ll see a rope in a wall. Turn the level back to night and go pull the rope to reveal the third and final puzzle piece.


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Christian has been playing games since he could hold a controller in the late 80s. He's been writing about them for nearly 15 years for both personal and professional outlets. Now he calls Destructoid home where he covers all manner of nonsense.
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