Froggers Adventures 2 Lost Wand
(GameBoy Advance - US, Action & Adventure)
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Developed_By:
Konami
Published_By:
Konami
Released On:
28 Feb 2003
UPC-A:
4012160210300 (Europe)
Media #:
AGB-AFBP-EUR (Europe)
Part #:
AGB P AFBP (Europe)
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Manual
Game Guide
Extracted from the original game manual
In this magical platformer adventure, you play as Frogger, tasked with retrieving the five shattered pieces of the Eternity Wand to stop the chaotic magic unleashed by the magician Hocus. Navigating through diverse islands like Jungle, Snow, and Haunted Island, you must hop across obstacles, use your tongue to interact with the environment, and master timing to defeat unique bosses. The game combines classic movement mechanics with puzzle-like progression as you collect shards and stabilize the swirling supernatural forces in Firefly Swamp.
Story
Introduction
Frogger wakes up to see that all kinds of crazy, impossible things are happening in Firefly Swamp!! He finds doves flying out of his refrigerator, and when he tries to use his remote control, it magically changes into flowers!
A magician calling himself Hocus appears, and explains that a powerful object called the Eternity Wand has shattered into five pieces. Each piece has landed on a different island and is guarded by a creature that the shard has created!
As Frogger, you must collect all five magical shards, before the uncontrolled magic does even greater harm!
Jungle Island
Stage 1 - Jungle River
This is the very first stage in the game. There are only a few enemies here, so it's probably the best place to start mastering your hopping and tongue-flicking skills! As you collect special game items (see p. 24) Hocus will give you hints about them.
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Remember to use the L and R Buttons to turn Frogger in the correct direction before you jump!
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Whenever you can, use your super-long tongue to collect an item, instead of trying to hop onto it!
Stage 2 - Trampoland
This stage has almost no enemies in it, but it is FULL of Trampoline Tiles - You may find that you are your own worst enemy!! Luckily, this stage has LOTS of Crystal Frogs (extra lives), so take your time and collect as many as you can - you'll need them later!
Boss Stage - Dozey Dragon
The only way to get the shard from this salamander (ok, well now he looks more like a dragon!), is to let him get some sleep! Flick your tongue at the birds before they sing out and wake him up! Keep this up long enough, and you'll be rewarded with your first shard!
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You should generally go after each bird in the order they pop up.
Snow Island
Stage 1 - Snowy Peak
Slushy monsters, evil snowmen, and even flying snowballs guard the Snowy Peak. Lucky for you, the snowmen can't grab you with their twig arms, and Frogger's webbed feet give him steady footing, even on ice! Watch out for the penguins that pop up from their hiding places - you can only jump on them, or over them, when they are down under the snow.
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This stage has lots of Crystal Droplets placed here and there - but trying to get them all might cost you more than they're worth!
Stage 2 - Ice Mines
Underneath the Snowy Peak are the Ice Mines. Ride the mine carts, flip switches with your tongue to turn on new mining tracks, and find the exit out of the mines!
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Don't rush!!! The only time you have to move quickly is when you're headed toward icicles and when a track you're on ends. Anywhere else, if you need more time, take it!!
Haunted Island
Stage 1 - Path Through Town
In this stage, finding the right path through town may be harder than hopping past all the monks! This stage alone has two separate parts to it, each guarded by monks who whiz by like they're possessed! Study the monks' regular patterns to get to the exit! In section 2, you must hop on the lily pads to reach a Switch Tile that opens the path out of the stage!
Stage 2 - Creepy Castle
If you thought the last stage with two sections was tough, now Frogger is lost in a huge collection of rooms that make up the Creepy Castle! There are even FASTER monks here and the rooms are connected like a maze! Some rooms even have more than one exit: one that's really a dead end (though it might have some Crystal Frogs in it), and the other, true exit.
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In some parts of the castle, if there seems to be no path, look at the wall for guidance.
Boss Stage - Fright Flight
A dark creature carrying a very sharp scythe will have you hopping for your life in this boss stage! You must avoid him and his frightful blade long enough for Hocus to send you the Light Shard. Each time you grab the shard, you'll see a specific path that you must travel that will surround the dark creature with light! Enclose him in light to weaken and defeat him!
How to Play
Starting the Game
To start a single player game, ensure that your Game Boy® Advance is turned OFF before inserting the cartridge, as inserting it while ON may damage the system. Plug Frogger's Adventures 2 The Lost Wand™ into the Game Boy® Advance with the label facing outward until it locks into place.
Turn ON the Game Boy® Advance and press START when the Title Screen appears. On the Game Selection screen, select "Story Mode" and press the A Button to choose a save game slot. Press the A Button again to start the game.
If the Title Screen does not appear, turn the system upside down to check if the Game Pak has fallen out. If it has, re-insert it ensuring the label faces outward and it locks securely. For multiplayer instructions, see the sections on Starting Multiplayer with a Single or Multiple Game Paks.
The Stage Select Screen
On the Stage Select Screen, you will see images of the five islands in the game. The island currently in front is the selected one, with its name appearing at the bottom left. Press the L or R Buttons to switch between islands; note that you can only select islands cleared in Story mode.
On the selected island image, small circles represent the separate stages. The blinking circle indicates the currently selected stage, with its name at the bottom right. Use the Left or Right buttons on the Control Pad to select a different stage on that island.
Once the desired stage name appears, press START or the A Button to play. After completing a stage, you will return to the Stage Select Screen. From there, you can play the next new stage in Story mode or replay any completed stage in Story or Time Attack mode.
Saving Games
There are 3 save game slots available in Frogger's Adventures 2 The Lost Wand™. When you turn on the system, you will be asked to "Continue" a saved game or start a "New Game." Choose "New Game" to start from the first level.
After selecting, choose from the list of 3 save slots. An empty slot will be labeled "Empty," while a used slot will show the name of the stage saved there. If starting a "New Game" on a used slot, the game will ask if you wish to erase the old data. Use the Control Pad to highlight "Yes" to erase or "No" to choose a different slot.
Once you have made your selection, saving is handled automatically. Every time you complete a stage, your progress is saved in that specific slot.
To continue a previously saved game, select "Story mode" from the main menu, then choose "Continue" and the desired saved game. Your progress will always be saved in the same slot once chosen.
Time Attack Mode
Once a stage is completed in Story mode, you can revisit it in Time Attack mode. Note that boss stages cannot be played in this mode. The goal is to reach the stage exit in the shortest time possible, with the game automatically recording the three shortest times for each stage.
In this mode, you have infinite lives, but beware of new enemies in new locations. Losing a life costs valuable time, so staying alive is crucial.
To shorten your time, collect Crystal Droplets and Crystal Frogs. These items stop the clock briefly without granting extra lives. Crystal Droplets stop the clock for 1 second, while Crystal Frogs stop it for 3 seconds.
Multiplayer Games
The game includes 3 multiplayer games supporting up to four players head-to-head. You do not need four Game Paks to play; see the sections on starting with a single or multiple paks.
Balloon
In Balloon, each player tries to be the first frog to collect all four different colored balloons at their home base. Each frog starts at a tile with a colored diamond matching their frog's color.
Every few seconds, a colored balloon rises from a tile in the center of the stage. Once floating freely, grab it by flicking your tongue at it. This attaches the balloon to your frog. Simply hop onto your home base to deposit it.
You can steal balloons from other frogs by flicking your tongue at theirs, even at their home base. If you steal a balloon, any balloon you held will disappear. White balloons are "Wild Card" and can substitute for any color.
Note that once you pick up a balloon from the center tile, you cannot pick up another from that tile until you deposit yours or lose it.
Race
In Race, up to four players race head-to-head in a special racing stage. All frogs start side by side at one end of the stage. The path narrows, forcing frogs to use the same tiles, including crumbling ones.
When all frogs reach the end, a scoreboard appears showing times and announcing the winner. If a frog "dies," it reappears on top of the last "normal" tile it stood on.
Starting Multiplayer with a Single Game Pak
Playing with one Game Pak takes more time to download and start. Ensure all Game Boy® Advance systems are OFF, then insert the Game Pak into one system.
Connect the systems using ONLY Game Boy® Advance Game Link® Cables. Ensure the connector labeled "IP" is inserted into the system with the Game Pak. Turn on each system.
The player with the Game Pak must select "Single Game Pak vs." on the Game Selection Screen and choose a game (Reverse Tag, Race, or Balloon). Once transferred via the cable, the game will start.
Starting Multiplayer with Multiple Game Paks
The fastest way to play is to have a Game Pak for each player. Ensure all systems are OFF, then insert a Game Pak into each system.
Connect the
Controls
L Button
Turns Frogger counter-clockwise
Control Pad
Makes Frogger hop one space in the direction pressed
START
Pauses and unpauses the game
SELECT
Has no effect during gameplay
R Button
Turns Frogger clockwise
A Button
Makes Frogger jump TWO spaces in the direction he faces
B Button
Makes Frogger flick out his super-long tongue up to three spaces
Tips & Maps
Boss Stage - Frost Bite
Use your tongue to pull bombs into holes in the ice platform before they explode, but never step on a bomb or jump into a hole. Give Hocus enough time to toss the Fire Shard in front of the giant so you can melt him down to size.
Level - Volcano Island Stage 1: Lava Temple
The Lava Temple is full of fiery spirits and smoldering tiles that are ready to fry Frogger, and make one wrong move into the magma and Frogger is DUST, literally! Watch out for the Crumbling Tiles.
Level - Volcano Island Stage 2: Magma Cavern
Avoid deadly firebirds, work your way onto Switch Tiles to turn on T-Platforms, and ride them to new areas. The Bonus Stage entrance is next to the stage exit, but finding the four Spell Cards is the real challenge.
Level - Future Island Stage 1: Technopolis
Dodge robots on the rooftops, move and turn quickly on Crumbling Tiles, and ride futuristic cars to get to the stage exit. Never go into a tunnel on the back of a car.
Level - Future Island Stage 2: Digital Dominion
Ride electromagnetic conveyor belts, memorize virus patterns, and search for ways to turn off some lasers and giant eye Sentry security systems. You can safely hop over a Shock Tile while it is electrified.
Boss Stage - Short Circuit
Earn the Wisdom Shard by following the robot's patterns perfectly, then use the Darkness Shard to force the robot to malfunction. Remember that you have Hocus and his magic on your side to achieve this.
Level - Magician's Realm: Reverse Tag
In Reverse Tag, the first frog to touch the balloon becomes "It" and their timer runs; others must steal it by touching the balloon with their tongue. The first frog to get their timer to 30 seconds wins the game.
Troubleshooting Multiplayer
Ensure you are using only Game Boy Advance Game Link Cables, with all Game Paks and cables inserted correctly and the switch set to Game Boy Advance. Turn the power off to check connections if you are having problems getting multiplayer to work.
General Game Tips
Frogger can collect objects up to three spaces away with his tongue, and collecting four Spell Cards unlocks a Warp Door to a Bonus Stage. You can skip dialogue quickly by pressing the B Button after seeing an introduction.
Items & Weapons
Crystal Droplets
Collect 20 of these to earn an extra life.
Crystal Frogs
Each one you collect instantly gives you an extra life!
Spell Cards
Collect four of these to unlock the Warp Door to a special Bonus Stage.
Locked Warp Door
This is the door that is unlocked by collecting the four Spell Cards.
Unlocked Warp Door
Hopping onto this sends you into the special Bonus Stage.
Check Points
Hop onto these to save your progress in the stage.
Pull Blocks
Flick your tongue at the red arrow on this tile to move it one space closer; it can only be moved once, after which the arrow changes color.
Magic Shard
These are the items you are trying to collect to win the game!
Trampoline Tiles
Hopping on this tile will toss you three tiles ahead.
Switch Tiles
Flick your tongue at or hop onto these to activate something in the stage; they differ depending on the stage.
Crumbling Tiles
Frogger can stand on these, but they will crumble, fall away, or disappear after a few seconds; they look different in different stages.
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