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- This article is about the South Park: The Stick of Truth quest. For the song, please see O Canada.
O Canada is a main quest in South Park: The Stick of Truth.
Summary[]
You must find someone who speaks this mysterious language.
Walkthrough[]
The Prince tells you to go see the Earl of Winnipeg. Go to Winnipeg, which is the next town. Talk to the Earl, who is in the building to the north. He will tell you to kill the Dire Bears that are attacking the citizens of Winnipeg. Head out of the house and go right. You'll see Canadian guards and a dead person. Continue past them to the bear in the upper right corner. Hit it and start the battle. Beware, there are three of them, not one.
After the bears are dead, return to the Earl. He can't read the records either and tells you to seek out the Minister of Montreal, who has been imprisoned. Return to the Prince and ask him about it. He tells you to kill the Bishop of Banff first. Go to Banff, which is north of Winnipeg. Go to the building to the north and hit the Bishop. The battle starts.
Defeat the Bishop and he asks you to spare him, offering Dire Pig testicles in place of his. Killing him earns you the Dire Sceptor, but you can't friend him or get the "More Popular than John Lennon" achievement. Spare him, and he befriends you and you can buy the scepter at the Banff store.
Return to the Prince. He refuses to help you anyway. The Princess, however, wants to help. She tells you to find the Duke of Vancouver for help. Go to Vancouver, which is all the way to the west. Talk to the Duke in the building ot the north. He'll tell you to talk to the monks in the south of town for help in saving the Minister. Go to the south and cross the river at the wooden dock. Enter the cabin on the island to find Terrance and Phillip.
You must prove yourself to them before they will help. First, use Dragonshout on Phillip, then Cup-a-Spell on Terrance. Finally, move Phillip a little bit with a Sneaky Squeaker. They will then fart on you to knock you out, and you'll wake up in a white room with them, now wearing jackets and sunglasses. They will teach you the final and strongest form of 'magic', Nagasaki. With the strongest spell mastered, head to the Catacombs of Quebec, which is a cave between Ottawa and Winnipeg.
Inside is a rock. Follow the on-screen commands to blast the rock away. A huge group of Dire Snakes, Dire Wolves, and Dire Bears await you. Fight them, using attacks that hit multiple targets to finish them all off quickly. It is suggested to use Kyle or Cartman as your buddy here, as both have powerful attacks that can hit multiple targets. Speak with the Minister and he will translate for you.
Return to Annie and she will take you to the girls. They are appreciative of your help. Heidi Turner was the two-faced bitch, but is really sorry so they are friends again. The girls agree to help, so return to the Elven Kingdom to tell the guys.
Trivia[]
- Revealed in the unused audio files, the Prince of Canada seen in Ottawa is a fake, and the real Prince can be seen trapped with the Minister.
- This may also explain the surprised Canadians and royal guards in the trailers.
- A glitch can be triggered if you use Nagasaki right as you enter the cave, in this case, the Minister of Montreal will speak his cutscene lines while no cutscene is being triggered. After the lines are finished or being attacked, the minister will disappear. And this mission will be complete without having to go through the cave at all.
- However, this means that you can't befriend or fart on the Minister, thus missing some achievements.
- The befriending can still take place if you manage to approach him and start the cutscene (Though no lines will be spoken in the cutscene)
- If successfully done, the background music for Canada will remain the 8-bit anthem it always was, rather than changing into "Blame Canada".
- By baiting enemies coming to you and running past through, you can skip the fight with the group of dire animals before rescuing the Minister, without any consequences.
- In the first house to the left in Winnipeg, there is a house containing a couple having sex. Much like the three disturbing houses in South Park, the door locks when the player enters it once and therefore they can never see this scene again.
- During this scene, the naked man asks, "Who the fuck just walks into someone's house?" This is a nod to how many RPG video games allow players to enter someone's house uninvited and/or without knocking despite it technically being illegal in real life.
- Terrance and Philip delivered some lines during and after the training, including "Believe in yourself" and "Something about your past". These words demonstrated as throwaway fart jokes in The Stick of Truth, but they became fairly important plot points in South Park: The Fractured But Whole.