Klonoa 2: Lunatea's Veil
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Developed_By:
Namco
Published_By:
Sony
Released On:
22 Mar 2001
Fans of the original Klonoa for the PS can set forth in a new adventure on a new system with this release of Klonoa 2: Lunatea's Veil. The endearing long-eared feline hero and the style of play introduced in his first adventure have been updated to make use of the enhanced processing power and graphical capabilities of Sony's 128-bit PlayStation 2 console. Billed as a "3D dramatic action" game, this second release follows the lead of the original by offering action-oriented gameplay accented with cut-scenes and interludes that add atmosphere and advance the storyline.
UPC-A:
711719295426 (Europe)
Part #:
SCEE-50354 (Europe)
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Manual
Game Guide
Extracted from the original game manual
This is a 3D platformer where players control Klonoa, a "Dream Traveller," to prevent a Fifth Bell from bringing chaos to the enchanted world of Lunatea. Players will navigate diverse kingdoms, solve environmental puzzles using various switches, and utilize Klonoa's jump and shoot abilities to progress.
Story
WELCOME TO LUNATEA
The enchanted world of Lunatea has four Kingdoms, each home to one of the four Harmony Bells. These bells preserve the peace in Lunatea.
However, a Fifth Bell threatens to sound, upsetting this balance and bringing chaos and darkness. Baguji the Wise, an ancient Lunatean prophet, foretold that a Dream Traveller would appear with a mystical ring to save Lunatea.
You are that Dream Traveller, embarking on a great adventure. You will be aided by Lolo, a shrine maiden, and her assistant, Popka. Lolo's knowledge of Lunatea will be invaluable.
DIRECTIONAL BUTTONS - MOVEMENT
In this manual, ↑, ↓, ←, or → denote the direction of both the directional buttons and the left analog stick unless otherwise stated.
To use the left analog stick, the Analog Controller (DUALSHOCK®2) must be in analog mode (mode indicator: Red).
USING MENU SCREENS
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Press ↑, ↓, ←, or → to highlight an option.
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Press the O button to confirm.
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To return to the previous screen, press the X button.
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On some screens, you can go back by selecting the NO option.
CONTROLS
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Directional Buttons: Control Klonoa
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Left Analog Stick: Control Klonoa
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O button: Jump
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X button: Shoot
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L1 button: Action
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L2 button: Action
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R1 button: Shoot
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R2 button: Jump
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SELECT button: Display remaining lives / Momett Doll Tracker
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START button: Pause
PLEASE NOTE!
These are only the basic controls. For more details, including information on how to control a Hover Board, please see the CONTROLLING KLONOA section later in this manual.
SWITCHES
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Time Switch: These turn off automatically after a set period of time.
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Triple Switches: To activate, you need to get all three switches moving simultaneously.
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On/Off Switch: Fire Wind Bullets at these to turn them On or Off. Experiment with On/Off Switches to open up new paths.
THE ENCHANTED WORLD OF LUNATEA
THE SEA OF TEARS
At the heart of this stormy sea, you will find the Island of Claire, where an ancient statue of the Goddess keeps watch.
LA-LAKOOSHA - THE KINGDOM OF TRANQUILITY
This quiet and peaceful country is home to the worshippers of the Goddess Claire. To reach the Claire Moa Temple, you must journey through Glowshroom Cave, guided by the mysterious light of gigantic magic mushrooms.
MIRA-MIRA - THE KINGDOM OF INDECISION
It is always winter in Mira-Mira, a cold country of snow and ice. Its inhabitants are quiet, unsophisticated people who do not welcome strangers. A perpetual sadness seems to hang over this beautiful Kingdom.
JOILANT - THE KINGDOM OF JOY
The entire Kingdom of Joilant is one giant amusement park. It is full of circus tents and fairground attractions, from hot air balloons to rollercoasters. Although it seems like a happy and joyful place, many dangers lurk in the shadows.
VOLK - THE KINGDOM OF DISCORD
The inhabitants of this Kingdom are constantly at war with each other. No one remembers why, but they continue to fight simply because that's the way things have always been.
ISHRAS ARK
In a secluded lake between La-Lakoosha and Mira-Mira lie the remains of an ancient ark. It is said that this ship once travelled across all the lands of Lunatea.
How to Play
SETTING UP
Set up your PlayStation®2 computer entertainment system according to its instruction manual. Ensure the MAIN POWER switch (on the back of the console) is off.
Attach game controllers and other accessories before switching on the console. It is advised not to insert or remove accessories once the power is on.
Turn the console ON at the MAIN POWER switch and press the /RESET button. When the indicator lights up green, press the button to open the disc tray.
Place the KLONOAT™ 2 LUNATEA'S VEIL disc on the disc tray with the label side facing up. Press the button again to close the disc tray. Finally, press the /RESET button again before commencing play.
PLEASE NOTE
The information in this manual was correct at the time of printing, but minor changes may have been made late in the game's development.
All screenshots for this manual are from the English version of this game. Some screenshots might have been taken from pre-completion screens that differ slightly from those in the finished game.
MEMORY CARDS
Throughout this manual, 'Memory Card' refers to the Memory Card (8MB) (for PlayStation®2) - (product code SCPH-10020 E). Memory Cards (SCPH-1020 E) designed for use with PS one™ format software are not compatible with this game.
To save game settings and progress, insert a Memory Card into MEMORY CARD slot 1 of your PlayStation®2. You can load saved game data from the same Memory Card, or any Memory Card containing previously saved KLONOAT™ 2 LUNATEA'S VEIL data.
Ensure you have at least 370KB of free space on your Memory Card before playing. You can create up to four data files, each with room for up to four game saves. More information on saving your game is available later in this manual.
POPKA MODE
To enter Popka Mode, a second Analog Controller (DUALSHOCK®2) must be connected to controller port 2.
When you press the START button on the second controller, Popka will appear. You or a friend can then perform the Popka Jump by pressing the button (on the second controller) to give Klonoa a boost.
The Popka Jump is useful in various situations, such as preventing Klonoa from falling or helping him cross areas with hazards like moving floors. To make Popka disappear, press the START button again.
GETTING STARTED
TV SETTING
Select your TV's picture frequency: 50Hz or 60Hz. To check compatibility, select TEST. If the picture flickers, your TV is not 60Hz compatible, so choose the 50Hz option.
NEW GAME / CONTINUE SCREEN
Press the START button at the Title Screen to choose between starting a NEW GAME or CONTINUING a previously saved adventure.
NEW GAME
To start a new game, you need to create a new data file. Select YES and then choose a slot. If the chosen slot already has a data file, you must select YES to confirm overwriting it.
NAME INPUT
After choosing a save slot, the Name Input screen will appear. Enter the file name by highlighting each letter and pressing the button.
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Highlight and select DEL or press the button to delete letters.
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When finished, choose OK and then select YES to confirm the name.
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The Options Menu will then be displayed.
PLEASE NOTE!
You cannot create more than one data file with the same name on a single Memory Card. If the chosen name already exists, try another name.
OPTIONS MENU
CONTROLS
You can choose between Type A or Type B button configurations.
SOUND
Select Mono, Stereo, or, if you have a compatible TV, 5.1ch Dolby Digital sound.
ADJUST SCREEN
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Press ↑, ↓, ←, or → directional buttons to adjust the screen position.
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To cancel and restore the original setting at any time, press the button.
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When satisfied with the screen position, press the button to save your adjustments.
After making changes on the Options Menu, highlight and select OK to save them to Memory Card. When "Save Complete" is displayed, press the button to begin your adventure with a Puppet Display. (See the PLAYING THE GAME section for information about Puppet Displays).
CONTINUE
Select this option to load a previously saved game. First, select the data file, then the save you want to load. The World Map will then be displayed.
Dolby Digital 5.1 Channel Mode
In Dolby Digital 5.1 channel mode, audio from the AV MULTI OUT of the PlayStation®2 is disabled. Sound will only come from the DIGITAL OUT (OPTICAL) of the PlayStation®2.
The DIGITAL OUT (OPTICAL) of the PlayStation®2 should be connected to the "digital optical in" of a receiver with Dolby Digital decoding.
This game uses both Dolby Digital and PCM audio. Some receivers switch between formats automatically, while others do not. Refer to your receiver's instruction manual to determine if an "auto-detect" feature needs to be activated.
THE WORLD MAP
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Point
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Vision Name
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Baguji's Island
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Path
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Vision Name
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Momett Doll Showcase
When you clear a vision, the World Map will be displayed. On this map, you can journey from point to point. Choose the vision or Boss Point you want to play by standing on it and pressing the button.
You can replay visions and
Controls
R1 button
call up Momett Doll Tracker
START button
display the In-Game Pause Menu
Items & Weapons
Small Dream Stone
Collect a hundred of these to earn an extra life.
Large Dream Stone
One of these equals five small Dream Stones.
Key
You will need these to open certain doors.
Small Heart
Restores your health meter by one heart.
Large Heart
Restores your health meter by two hearts.
1-UP Coin
Gives you an extra life.
Momett Doll Bell
There are six Momett Doll Bells in each vision. Each time one is acquired, the Momett Doll Tracker will be displayed. Clear the vision with all six Bells to acquire a Momett Doll.
Goomi
Hit a Goomi with a Wind Bullet to hang from it. Some Goomis can move around.
Whirlwind
Enter one of these to bounce high into the sky. Press ↑, ↓, or ⬅ to adjust your trajectory in mid-flight.
Box
To open a box, throw a captured enemy at it. Boxes often contain pick-up items.
Memory Clock
When you lose a life, the vision will restart at the location of the last clock you hit. You will still have all the items you had collected up to that point.
Ngapoko Egg
These contain useful items like Dream Stones and Hearts.
Mirror Spirit
When you have a Mirror Spirit with you, the number of Dream Stones that you collect will be doubled.
Swing Ship
Throw captured enemies at Swing Ships to make them move. They are very useful for reaching high places.
Fordon
These are great for getting around. Jump into one and you will be shot out over a long distance.
Switch
These are used to open doors and activate mechanisms. To activate a Switch, fire at it with a Wind Bullet or a captured enemy.
Enemies & Characters
SPIKER
Shooting Wind Bullets or throwing enemies at a Spiker will have no effect, so you should try to get by without getting hurt.
MOO
Moos look cute, but will injure you if you touch them.
GIANT MOO
A Moo that has grown quite large after eating too many Dream Stones. Giant Moos can't be captured, but you can jump on top of them if you hit them with a Wind Bullet first.
ARMOURED MOO
The tough armour on this Moo will deflect Wind Bullets, but you can destroy its armour by hitting it with a captured enemy.
KITON
Catch a Kiton with a Wind Bullet and then jump repeatedly to fly. The height you reach will be determined by the number of times you jump.
JETIMO
Upon capture, these strange creatures fly high into the air. You can't get rid of them until they explode.
DIGON
A huge and very violent fish which inhabits the rivers and bogs of Lunatea. Like the Spiker, it is invincible to attacks, so you should leave it alone.
BOOMIE
Boomies explode after a set amount of time elapses. Once a Boomie starts to glow, throw it against a wall and it will fall straight down and explode when the time runs out.
SPINDLE
The Spindle's hard shell deflects sideways attacks. Try to jump over it and attack from above.
OW-GOW
These creatures live in dark and gloomy areas and try to eat anything that passes in front of them. To get past an Ow-Gow, throw a captured enemy at it and try to slip by while it is eating.
ERBIL
Capture an Erbil and then perform a double jump to get an electric charge that allows you to defeat enemies by flying into them.
LIKURI
If you capture a Likuri and throw it against another enemy, it will change colour several times before returning to you, with the sequence of colours being yellow, blue, then red depending on the number of times it hits the enemy.
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