Godzilla: Domination!
(GameBoy Advance - JP, Beat'em Up)
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11 Dec 2003
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Manual
Game Guide
Extracted from the original game manual
Controls
+ Control Pad
Change selection
A Button
Confirm selection
B Button
Previous menu
L Button
Block
R Button
Jump
A Button in mid air
Air high attack
B Button in mid air
Air low attack
Hold A Button
Charge up Special Move 1, release to use
Hold B Button
Charge up Special Move 2, release to use
L Button + R Button when Rage is full
Special Move A
A Button + B Button when Rage is full
Special Move B
A Button + B Button in air when Rage is full
Special Move C
START
Pause
SELECT
Not used
pressing any button rapidly
shake off your stunned state and get you back into the action
How to Play
Main Menu
Story Mode
Punch, kick, claw, maul, pummel, and bite your way to victory. Choose your monster and enter into a series of battles of increasing difficulty. The last monster standing is the winner.
Custom Mode
Fight up to four monsters at once in a no-holds-barred single-round battle. Choose the number of opponents, difficulty, level, and even build teams. After a fight, press the A Button to return to the Custom Mode Options screen.
Versus Mode
Single-Pak
This mode requires 2-4 Game Boy® Advance systems (one equipped with a *Godzilla® Domination!* Game Pak) connected by a Game Boy® Advance Game Link® Cable. The host (the player with the Game Boy® Advance with the Game Pak inserted) selects for all players.
After Player 1 has begun to send the game to the other players, do not unplug Game Link® Cables or an error will occur. The host player must have the P1 end of the Game Link® Cable inserted, with the other systems linked in numerical order. For example, if three players are linked, the Game Link® Cable labeled P4 should be unused.
Multi-Pak
This mode requires 2-4 Game Boy® Advance systems (each equipped with a *Godzilla® Domination!* Game Pak) connected by a Game Boy® Advance Game Link® Cable. Multi-Pak Mode is identical to Single-Pak Mode, except that each player chooses his/her own monster and has access to all levels and options.
The host player must have the P1 end of the Game Link® Cable inserted, with the other systems linked in numerical order. For example, if three players are linked, the Game Link® Cable labeled P4 should be unused.
Options
Timer
You can turn the round timer ON or OFF.
Difficulty
Change the difficulty on a scale of 1 to 9, with 1 being the easiest and 9 the most difficult.
Ally Damage
With this option turned OFF, you and your teammates can't hurt each other should you accidentally attack each other.
Choose a Game Mode
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Timer: on
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Difficulty: 4
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Ally DMG: off
Power-Ups
You'll find power-ups when you destroy certain buildings. Touching a power-up will activate it:
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Health Up: Refills Health Meter.
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Rage Up: Refills Rage Meter.
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Slow Down: You move a crawling speed for a short time.
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Confuse: Reverses your controls for a limited time.
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Speed Up: You can move faster for a limited time.
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Poison: You become sick and can not attack for a limited time. Avoid these at all costs!
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Super Jump: You can jump extra high for a limited time.
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Mystery: You will receive one randomly selected power-up.
Mastering Special Attacks
When a monster destroys a building, blocks an attack, or performs certain charge moves, it gains Rage on the Rage Meter. The Rage Meter is broken into thirds: Level 1, Level 2, and Level 3 (full rage).
When the Rage Meter is filled up to or beyond one of these levels, it will change colors, signifying that you can perform the next level Special Attack. When the Rage Meter is full it will flash, and you will be able to perform any of the three Special Attacks. Each attack consumes a different amount of Rage and has a different result. Discover how to perform each monster's Special Attacks and defeat your opponent!
The Game Screen
There's some important information to keep track of during a battle. The Monster Status indicators in the corners of the screen will keep you up to date on game progress.
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Health Meter
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Time Remaining
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Rage Meter: Perform level 1, 2, or 3 special attack.
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Player 1 name
Game Over
The Results Screen
After a match, you'll get the stats of your battle:
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Monsters Defeated: How many monsters you've conquered.
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Structures: How many buildings you've stomped.
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Vehicles: The number of vehicles you've crushed.
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Health Remaining: How much health you still have at the battle's end.
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Time Remaining: Your time to complete the round.
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Current Score: Your score for the round.
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Total Score: Your overall score.
Once the game is over, you have a couple of options:
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Continue: Returns you to the Monster Select screen for a rematch in the same mode.
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Quit: Returns you to the Mode Select screen where you can start over in a different mode.
Meet the Monsters
There are six monsters, each with its own strengths and weaknesses, shown in the graphs at the bottom of the Monster Select screen. Each monster has some devastating special weapons or moves.
Tips & Maps
Godzilla
Godzilla can perform special attacks including Claw Punch, Tail Swipe, Mega Bite, Seismic Stomp, Horizontal Claw, and Diagonal Kick. His Rage Attacks include Atomic Breath, Crushing Dive, and Regeneration at Levels 1, 2, and 3 respectively.
Mechagodzilla
Mechagodzilla possesses special attacks such as Piston Punch, Hydraulic Kick, Claw Launch, Electric Bolt, Rotary Tail Swipe, and Diagonal Jet Kick. His Rage Attacks are Seeker Missile, Rocket Boost, and Steam Cooldown at Levels 1, 2, and 3.
Gigan
This character, identified by moves like Wing Clap, Headbutt, and Antenna Beam, performs special attacks including Flying Wing Clap and Flying Headbutt. His Rage Attacks consist of Hatch Grubs, Poison Pollen, and Wing Lightning at Levels 1, 2, and 3.
Mothra
Mothra can execute special attacks like Wing Clap, Headbutt, Antenna Beam, Bind, Flying Wing Clap, and Flying Headbutt. Her Rage Attacks include Hatch Grubs, Poison Pollen, and Wing Lightning at Levels 1, 2, and 3.
Mothra Leo
This character, likely Mothra Leo given the context of King Ghidorah appearing next, has special attacks including Center Head Hi Bite, Side Heads Lo Bite, Triple Bite, Magnetic Pull, Wing Sheer Blast, and Swooping Talon Scratch. His Rage Attacks are Electric Blast, Magnetic Beams, and Glide Slice at Levels 1, 2, and 3.
King Ghidorah
King Ghidorah is listed with page numbers 12 and 13, but no specific attack details are provided in the text for this entry.
Enemies & Characters
Rodan
A giant pterosaur-like kaiju with abilities including Beak Bite, Talon Slash, Atomic Heat Ray, and Radioactive Mist.
Megalon
A beetle-like kaiju equipped with a drill fist, tail swipe, and Napalm Blast attacks.
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