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Doraemon 2: Nobita and the Temple of Light Walkthrough by Laggo Morpha.
System: Nintendo 64.
Release Date: December 11, 1998.
Published by: EPOCH
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Table of Contents [Search Key]
1. Introduction [INT]
2. Getting Started [TUTRL]
a) [TUTRL-1]: Story
b) [TUTRL-2]: Characters
c) [TUTRL-3]: Getting Started
3. Walkthrough [WLK]
a) [WLK-1]: Getting the Gang Back Together!
b) [WLK-2]: Visiting the Ancient Ruins!
c) [WLK-3]: Windy Days at Brani Village!
d) [WLK-4]: Exploring the Dionyth Ruins!
e) [WLK-5]: Troubles Atop of Bogana Village!
f) [WLK-6]: Save the Temple of Light!
4. Secret Gadget Collection [SGC]
a) [SGC-1]: Normal Key Items
b) [SGC-2]: Every Collectible Gadget
5. Conclusion [CON]
After releasing their first game, Doraemon: Nobita and the 3 Magical
Stones, the game ended up flopping for being a Super Mario 64 clone, and not a
good one by any means. The plot for that game was lacking, and the controls for
it feel floaty. With this knowledge, the company decided to make a sequel to the
game, titled Doraemon 2: Nobita and the Temple of Light, an action adventure
game for the Nintendo 64.
This game is more or less an upgraded version than the previous game
with updated graphics, character models, more voices from the original cast, and
more new original characters for the game, and a lot of 3D animated cutscenes.
It also has more features in it, such as an in-game clock, a day and night
cycle, and depending on which day it is, the world around you changes a little,
such trees growing bigger or every place in the game is always raining.
The game also has more usable gadgets that you can use on the field and
in stages, which are referred to as dungeons, and a whole new set of collectible
Secret Gadgets for you to find. Not only that, but it has a Zelda-esque feel
when trying to find these ruins require you to talk and help the villagers of
the game. However, since this was only released in Japan, there's gonna be a lot
of language barriers during the making of this walkthrough, mostly on story and
game objectives.
This walkthrough was made because no one had made an English walkthrough
for this game, nor does anyone seem to know how to beat it, as it is very
confusing to play, especially with the language barrier. Hopefully this
walkthrough can help those who attempt to play this themselves. Also, keep in
mind that this was written back when there was barely any content of this game
was scarce at the time.
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2. Getting Started [TUTRL]
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[TUTRL-1]: Story
One summer day, Noby's usual group of friends went out to travel and
explore an ancient civilization with the use of the Time Machine. As they are
going back home, Sue, Big G and Sneech are discussing about the ancient world
that they saw when Noby pulls out and shows off a shiny crystal that he found in
the civilization to everyone.
Doraemon overhears this and scolds Noby for taking it, as it is a
violation in the Time-Travelling rules. Before they could do anything, the
crystal suddenly glows and flashes them out into a different world altogether.
Noby and his friends were then thrown into the world of Crysteka, an ancient
world hidden through time, with all of the heroes scattering around during the
commotion.
During their journey, they will meet new friends and enemies as they
explore the world and save the land from total darkness in order for them to
return back to their world.
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[TUTRL-2]: Characters
None of the main playable characters have any abilities or powers to
separate from each other, they all play the same with the exception of the use
of certain weapons. But that info is mostly pointless because it raises the
power of the weapon by 1.5%. Not that worth it but I'll add them in for
information purposes.
As a side note, I'll be referring to the main 5 characters by their
names in the English dub, but I'll still include their original names here.
Playable Characters:
Doraemon: The main titular character of the show. He was sent back
in time to Noby's timeline to save him from a disastrous future. Has a fear of
mice as they chewed out his ears and causing him to become blue. He is Noby's
best friend and caretaker, as he owns a lot of Magical Tools hidden in his
4th-Dimensional Secret Gadget Pocket, which he can use in various situations.
His nickname in the localized English manga is "D", but I'll refer him as
Doraemon. His signature weapon is the Air Cannon.
Nobita Nobi: The main boy of the show. He is very lazy, uncoordinate,
weak, and very dependable on others. However, he has a pretty creative way of
thinking as he tends to think out of the box, but unfortunately never uses this
thought process in his academics. Along with that, he seems to be cursed with
the worst case of daily bad luck and tends to get bullied alot, mostly by Big G
and Sneech. He has a crush on Sue, and is overall a nice person at heart despite
his flaws. His full name is retained in the English dub of the show, but given
the nickname "Noby". His signature weapon is the Shockwave Gun.
Shizuka Minamoto: The main girl of the show and Noby's main love
interest. Unlike Noby, she is pretty much his opposite, always studying and is
very athletic too. She's great at playing the piano, but states that her
favorite instrument to play is her violin, which sounds as worst as Big G's
singing. Out of the group of friends, she plays as the group's consciousness,
often usually breaking fights or arguments. She also has some personality traits
of a Japanese girl, which confused a lot of the English-speaking kids, so they
wrote her being a little tomboyish and was given the name "Sue Morris". Her
signature weapon is the Atar Gun.
Takeshi "Gian" Gouda: The big burly kid of the group. He's both the
school and neighborhood bully, often taking things, mostly toys and comics from
other kids in the suburbs with the pretence of "borrowing" them. His usual
catchphrase is "What's mine is mine, and what's yours is also mine!" and never
returns the items back, unless said item is broken or damaged. He's considered
very strong for his age, and sometimes he will host his own recitals and cooks
alot, much to his friend's disliking for both of them. Despite this, in the
inside he's just a kid with a big heart. His name is retained in the English
version, and due to his body size, he was given the nickname "Gian" in the
original version, and "Big G" in the English version. His signature weapon are
the Champion Gloves.
Suneo Honekawa: The short, snobby, rich kid of the group. He's
an egocentric, narcisstic 10-year old, and likes to flaunt all of the newer and
more modern things to his friends, especially to Noby. His family is well off,
and his monthly allowance is surprisingly a lot compared to the average
allowance of any kid. He also likes to tease Noby by excluding him in some
things, and tends to invite his friends over for a meal, only to be blackmailed
once they finish eating. He's a very sly and cunning character, and is an expert
con-man as well. Despite this, he is not exactly different from Big G, as he is
one of his two punching bags, the other being Noby. Compared to Noby, Sneech is
more of a coward at worst. It's implied that his English name, "Sneech," is a
nickname, like like "Big G" and "Noby". His signature weapon are the Feint
Bangs.
Original Game Characters:
Kaoru Nagisawa: A young college student who was blown into the
world of Crysteka while exploring an ancient civilization. She is Prof.
Gengoro's assistant.
Prof. Gengoro Yukemuri: An archaeology professor from a
university who was sent to Crysteka along with Kaoru. He has a very sharp
insight of ancient civilizations.
Mina: The only daughter of one of the world's leading treasure
hunters of the 22nd century, who was transported into Crysteka. She was
originally a gentle girl, but became selfish when she wanted fame and to be
recognized by everyone.
Pyun: A treasure hunter and Mina's father's subordinate. He,
too, was transported into Crysteka with Mina. Because of his status, he gets
pushed around as a punching bag for Mina. Despite this, he still cares for Mina
and will protect her at all costs.
Carrara: Carrara is a small form Gurmy had created so that he can
help our heros and interact outside of Temple of Light, as he cannot leave the
temple itself. He has the ability to use telepathy, teleportation and healing
powers. Everything Carrara sees or hear is transmitted to Gurmy.
Gurmy: He is the guardian of Crysteka's Temple of Light. He is
the one guiding Noby and his friends through Carrara.
Aberk Villagers: Villagers who are of an aquatic race, living
near Emerald Lake. Their village has a lake in the middle as their source of
water, with a tower in the middle. The elder is Cleo, who helps Noby and co. by
letting them stay at their house. Other villagers include Lotto, the child of
the village, Ciel the local young woman of the village, Mahm, the old man, and
Ein, the young man of the village.
Brani Villagers: Villagers that reside near the mountain side,
living near Ruby Canyon. These villagers have a goat-like appearance and seem to
rely on the wind, as they have a two windmills near the top of the mountain
side, and a kite to indicate the wind direction. Gasshu is the village elder of
Brani Village, who also lets Noby and co. stay at his house. Other inhabitants
of the village include Fretta, the local man of the village. Ellet, a woman who
has an affinity for flowers. Tessie, a good yet shy kid who only talks to Ellet.
Lastly, Huckle, the man who works with wind-related jobs.
Bogana Villagers: Villagers that live atop of a rocky mountain
near Lily Rock. They seem to have an ape-like appearance. Not much is known
about this race. Berth is the elder of this village, and is the one who was
forced to tell the treasure hunters where the last crystal was located. Meg, Ben
and Zares are a few local adults of the village, who were also involved in
Mina's plans. Mug is the kid of the village who ran away from them, and had
fainted near the entrance to Amber Cave.
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[TUTRL-3]: Getting Started
I. Controls:
Control Pad: Does Nothing.
C-Buttons: Controls the camera.
Analog Stick: Controls your movement, a full tilt makes you
run, a half tilt makes you walk, and a slight
tilt makes you tiptoe.
Start: Opens the menu.
A Button: Confirms, Jump, Interact.
B Button: Cancels, Talk to NPC's, Attacks (when in a
dungeon).
L-Trigger: Enables and Disables the HUD.
R-Trigger: Enables First Person View.
Z-Trigger: Does Nothing.
II. Menus:
Pause Menu
Status: Checks character status, changes depending on
the current situation and/or day.
Items: Basic items menu. In the field, certain items
you'll find are key items that are required to
progress through the story.
In the dungeons, the items menu will change to
the dungeons item menu, and will only carry
items you get from dungeons.
Pressing the A button on any item will give you
two options: Use and Info, both of which are
self-explanatory.
Weapons: Basic weapons menu. Lets you change weapons
anytime. This menu can only be accessed in the
dungeons once you get your first weapon in the
game.
Secret Gadgets Collection: This is a menu for all of the Secret Gadgets
you've found in the game. There are a total of
67 gadgets in this game.
Options: In-Game settings.
HUD
Compass: A basic compass. Kinda useless.
Day Indicator: Basically tells you the in-game day of the
in-game week. Below is a list of all 7 days.
Light Day: Crystal shards will appear in
several areas in the game. This
causes everyone's moods in the
status screen to lighten up.
Flame Day: Nothing.
Water Day: The day will rain in the field
all day long.
Tree Day: Every bit of fauna will flourish
such as the Mushroom Trees in
Sapphire Falls.
Windy Day: Strong winds will blow all day,
this causes the tornados in Ruby
Canyon to slow down slightly.
Rocky Day: Nothing.
Dark Day: Causes everyone's moods to sour
in the status screen.
Clock: Around the Day Indicator is a clock, indicated
by a small circle. This tells you the time of
the day.
The night time will require you to sleep at
night as when night falls, the temperature drops
drastically, making it too cold to traverse.
Your health will slowly deplete if you stay
outside for too long.
Also, certain points in the game will require
you to sleep to progress.
Cutscene #1:
Noby and his friends are returning from their time travelling trip from
an ancient civilization with Doraemon, as they are conversing, Noby pulls out a
crystal that he found in that civilization. Doraemon, being angry, tells Noby
that they need to go back and return it, and he shouldn've have brought it with
him in the first place.
However, before they could have the chance to do that, the crystal
starts glowing brightly and starts taking them to a different realm...
In another place, two well-known archaeologists are investigating an
ancient ruins. Gengoro Yukemuri and his assistant, Kaoru Nagisawa find an odd
room, which seems to be empty, until they step on a huge marking on the floor.
The marking on the floor starts to glow, and the two archeologists seem
to have found a new place to explore...
In the distant future, two treasure hunters from the 22nd century have
found a crystal in an abandoned ruins. The two plan on stealing it, but it seems
that the crystal had other plans instead...
---Crystal Forest---
Cutscene #2:
As Noby crash lands onto the ground, he finds himself to be in a forest.
Not wanting to overstay his welcome, he gets up and goes to search for his
missing friends...
Now with that out of the way, move around towards the two big rocks and
you'll be stopped by a scene. This isn't too big, as this causes both the
compass and watch appear on the top right of the screen. Move to the rocks again
and a panorama scene will occur.
Note #1: This scene will occur anytime you walk into a certain spot in a new
area of the game (except for the dungeons). It's the game's way of letting you
have an idea of what the area is like and only a few of them can be avoided, if
you wish to get through this game quickly.
Now, head to the right and a cutscene will trigger: You have just found
Sneech! Once the two meet, Noby asks if he has seen any of their friends around,
and Sneech will say that he saw Big G not too far where they are. Head up
towards the path and you'll find Big G just standing around.
Note #2: Anytime you find a new playable character, the game will send you to a
screen to choose a character you want to play as. Unfortunately, you can't
control this feature, and even if you could, all the characters pretty much play
the same. However, going inside any dungeon will activate the character
selection screen regardless. Also, certain cutscenes will ask you to choose a
certain character.
As the three are now discussing on how they are gonna get out of the
forest, they all decide to go back to the huge rocks. Go back, and Big G
suggests that the three of them are gonna push one of them so that they can go
through, despite Sneech and Noby's protests.
Cutscene #3:
As Big G, Sneech and Noby attempt to push the huge boulder, they find
themselves (unsurprisingly) unable to move it out. While Big G is having a
tantrum over it, something hard falls on Noby's head. That something just so
happens to be the [#12 Shrink Ray]!
Walk over to the [#12 Shrink Ray] and open the menu and pick the "Items"
menu. Press A on the [#12 Shrink Ray] and press the first option. Doing so will
cause a cutscene to trigger. If the cutscene doesn't trigger, walk closer to the
boulder and try again.
Now with the boulder out of the way, you are now free to roam around the
forest. Don't forget to pick up the [#24 Camping Capsule] on the way out too!
Note #3: As stated earlier, night time is a very dangerous time to roam around,
as the temperature will become too cold to traverse. With that in mind, your
health will slowly deplete if you don't sleep the night away. If you're too far
away from a town, and you don't have much health left, the [#24 Camping Capsule]
will provide you an instant rest at any place and time outside. However, you
won't be given the choice to save the game when doing so. Also, if you leave and
re-enter the area which has a [#24 Camping Capsule], it will respawn in the same
spot, allowing you to farm a lot it. Not really sure why you'd wanna do this,
though.
Follow the path that has the crystal shards, and you'll be met with yet
another cutscene. This time, Sneech will hear something humming in the distance
and will run towards it, Noby and Big G following close behind. As the three
find their way through, you'll see that it's the very same crystal Noby had
brought with him!
Once the scene is over, go back and head down the opposite path. Take a
guess on what happens next: Yep, another cutscene... Anyway, a creature will
suddenly appear in front of them and it'll run away from them. Once that scene
is over, follow to where it went.
You'll see an open clearing, but the three somehow lost the whereabouts
of the strange creature. However, they do find a huge crystal that's tucked
inside a huge space in a wall. Your character will move towards it and both
Sneech and Noby will say that they can rest here and take a break. In other
words, you can rest here for the night and save your progress.
Note #4: When going near a bed or this forest crystal, three options will appear
in order:
Don't sleep = Exits out of the menu.
Sleep = The game will progress to the next day.
Save = Saves your progress.
Once that's done, head left of the crystal and go into the path.
Congratulations, you just exited the forest!
Secret Gadgets:
[#12 Shrink Ray] = Obtained through a cutscene.
[#24 Camping Capsule] = In front of the huge boulders
near the beginning.
[#45 Hydraulic Gun] = Behind the stone wall near the
beginning area, obtain all three
Dungeon Crystals to open the
path.
[#55 Silencing Headphones] = Behind the stone wall near the
beginning area, near the [#45
Hydraulic Gun].
---Silveron Plains---
Cutscene #4:
As Noby, Big G and Sneech run out of the forest, the three encounter
Sue, who runs over to them, relieved that they found her, to which they also see
a young woman with her. Sue introduces her new friend, Kaoru Nagisawa, to them.
After the scene is over, the game will ask you to choose a character
again. Choose whoever and continue on. Follow the path and you'll see a paint
can: That's the [#49 Invisible Paint]. Grab it and continue to follow the path
until you see an entrance to a village.
One thing to note is that you'll come across a big hole in the ground
near a small hill. The hole in the ground is supposedly where the [#39 Time
Machine] crashed, but it either disappeared, or it was buried underneath the
ground somehow. On the small hill, there's a spot that triggers the panoramic
scene, located at the very top of the hill.
Cutscene #5:
Noby and co. encounter two very odd-looking aquatic creatures speaking
to them in a foreign language. As you would expect, none of them understand the
language, but Kaoru notices that the creatures are inviting them to their
village. With an adult on their side, the gang decide to follow them.
Secret Gadgets:
[#49 Invisible Paint] = Found on the path that leads to
Aberk Village, not that hard to
miss.
[#23 Instant Wardrobe Camera] = Sitting next to a chasm near the
entrance to Crystal Forest.
[#64 Super Fishing Rod] = In the center of a bed of
flowers, near the chasm.
[#24 Camping Capsule] = Found near the entrance of the
Aberk Village.
---Aberk Village---
Head into the village and you'll trigger an unavoidable panoramic scene
where the camera spins around the village. I wouldn't be surprised if you're
getting sick of the sudden cutscenes every five seconds at this point. Anyway,
head to the left and enter the first house you see. Walk around and talk to the
aquatic villager: This is the Aberk's Elder, Cleo. The gang won't be able to
understand what he's saying, but Sue will mention that it'll be easier if they
had Doraemon's [#25 Translation Gummy] with them. Kaoru, however, seems to have
found (or heard) something falling on top of the house you're in right now.
Walk out and you'll see something on top of the roof. Jump on the vases
and head towards it: It's the [#25 Translation Gummy]! Now head back into the
house, and speak with Cleo again. After some conversing, he'll tell you that
you're in the world of Crysteka, an ancient civilization hidden in time. He'll
also give you a map of Crysteka to help navigate. He goes on to add that he
found a blue creature that fell in a lake near the village. The gang will
realize who it is and Kaoru will leave the gang for the time being. Head out and
run over to the second house you see and follow the path next to it.
Secret Gadgets:
[#25 Translation Gummy] = Located on top of Cleo's house.
[#67 Time Telephone] = Located at the bottom of the
Aberk Village's lake.
[#18 Adapting Ray] = Under the bridge, near the
entrance to Emerald Lake.
---Emerald Lake---
Once you're at the lake, take a right and walk over the bridge, where
you'll see one of the villagers, Ein, standing there, right next to Doraemon!
The gang, relieved to finally find Doraemon, only to be devistated to see that
their Blue Robotic Cat from the Future is currently unconscious and seems to be
broken. As the gang is upset to find Doraemon in this state, Ein tells the group
that he had found a smaller version of the Blue Cat laying around. Realizing
what it was, Noby is glad to see that she had found one of Doraemon's [#31 Mini
Doraemon]!
With that, open the "Items" menu and use the [#31 Mini Doraemon] on
Doraemon. This triggers a cutscene where Doraemon will wake up after being
fixed. Once the scene is over, pick whoever you want to play as and head back to
Aberk Village.
---Aberk Village---
Head back to the Cleo's house and speak to Kaoru. Doraemon and Kaoru
will introduce themselves and Doraemon will mention that the [#39 Time Machine]
crashed landed in Silveron Plains and he's unable to find it/fix it, making them
unable to go back home. Kaoru intervines the situation and tells them that they
need to focus on what's going on: Such as getting something to eat. Cleo has
told her that there are some trees in Emerald Lake that drops some tasty fruits.
So with Kaoru joining the team again, head on out back to Emerald Lake.
---Emerald Lake---
From the entrance, this time take a left and turn your camera around:
You'll see a Secret Gadget that's leaning against the wall. That's the [#50
Ultra Stopwatch], take it and continue down the path. I should also point out
that there's a tree standing a top of a cliff in this lake, I recommend that you
head over there as there's a panoramic scene there, and that in some point,
you'll have to go back near this spot. Keep moving and you'll see a few small
islands you can jump over, do so to get to the other side. If you go into first
person view, you'll see a dock and an item next to it.
Head on over to the dock and grab the item: This is the [#37 Boat
Origami], this will be important for later. If you look around, you'll see a few
trees nearby with some orange colored fruit. Head over to it to pick some of it
and head back to Aberk Village. However, on the way back, you'll see the same
creature you saw back in Crystal Forest: This is Carrara, a magical creature who
happens to be the messenger from the Temple of Light. He tells the gang that
there is a hidden ruins around here in Emerald Lake, and says that they need to
find a crystal that's hidden inside the dungeon. He also says that a dark energy
is coming to destroy the Temple of Light, so the gang better be quick on getting
the crystals!
Note #5: There's a hidden [Blue Gem] here, that's near the entrance to Helion
Ruins, but unfortunately, it's hidden in the water. It's hidden in a cave in
near the walls, with a patch of underwater grass as a hint to where it is.
After the scene is over, head back to the entrance to Aberk Village and
you'll be stopped by two familiar faces...
Cutscene #6:
As the group head back to Aberk Village, they are stopped by two
treasure hunters from the 22nd Century: Mina, and her father's subordinate,
Pyun. The two are determined to not let them pass unless they give them what
they want.
What these two want is the crystal that Noby is holding. However,
they're not willing to give it them as they need the crystal to save this land.
So with that, Mina and Pyun have now blocked their path unless they hand over
the crystal. This is where you should now open the menu and go into the "Items"
menu again. Select the [#50 Ultra Stopwatch] and you'll be able to pass by the
two and sneak back to Aberk Village.
Secret Gadgets:
[#31 Mini-Doraemon] = Obtained through a cutscene.
[#50 Ultra Stopwatch] = Located near the entrance to
Aberk Village.
[#37 Boat Origami] = Located near a dock.
[#15 Timekerchief] = Located near a tree, on top of a
cliff. Can only be obtained
during an event at Brani
Village.
[#35 Cheetah Lotion] = Located under the dock.
[#52 Floral Spray] = Located under the big island in
between the cliff and the dock.
[#24 Camping Capsule] = On an island at the right side
of Emerald Lake, near the
bridge.
---Aberk Village---
After escaping the goons, you'll be sent back to Cleo's House again. At
this point, you should sleep and save your game. Once that's done, head back
outside and you'll see two people, Ein and Lotto, outside of the house. Talk to
them, and they'll mention that they saw Mina and Pyun stealing a [Red Gem] while
passing through the village, and just headed for Silveron Plains. Being the
heroes that you are, head back down to Silveron Plains.
---Silveron Plains---
A scene will show that Mina and Pyun are hanging out at the top of the
small hill. The two can be found discussing about the gem that they stole, and
it's your job to steal it back. Head up towards the two until you're just close
enough to them. Then open your "Items" menu and use the [#49 Invisible Paint].
Grab the [Red Gem] and... uh-oh!
So it seems that the group has been caught taking the [Red Gem] from
them, and from there, a wild goose chase ensues. Honestly, depending on which
character you picked, this scene will always be funny to watch. One example is
watching Sue run from Mina and Pyun with her eyes closed.
---Aberk Village---
Head back to Cleo's house and you'll see that he's standing outside for
some reason. He'll say that someone inside is waiting for Kaoru, and with that
in mind, head right on in. Once you're inside, you'll meet Kaoru's professor,
Professor Gengoro Yukemuri!
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WLK-2: Visiting the Ancient Ruins!
---Emerald Lake---
After the two archaeologists have been reunited, Prof. Gengoro will then
join the party in search of the hidden ruins in Emerald Lake, so head on over to
the lake. Once you're there, take a right through the bridge and walk up to the
Stone Slab near some trees. Prof. Gengoro will notice that there's a switch on
the slab for some reason. If you've been exploring this area for a bit, you'll
know where the other two are. If not, cross over the bridge and head over to the
left most area to the entrance of Sapphire Falls (which at this point in time is
closed off by a stone wall). Touch the stone slab there, then head back towards
the cliff, and you'll see the slab right next to it.
Once you touch all three of the Stone Slabs, a fourth one will appear on
the lone island, in between the cliff and the dock. Head over to it as you have
30 seconds to touch it. If you somehow failed to reach the fourth slab, you have
to touch the first three slabs again. Once all four of them have been activated,
the Hidden Helion Temple of Emerald Lake will soon rise up from the water. Hop
on over to the dock and use the [#37 Boat Origami] to reach the Helion Ruins.
Once there, head to the entrance and enter the temple, and don't forget to save
your progress!
---Helion Ruins---
Helion Ruins B1:
Now that you're in here, this is where the game begins to get
interesting. Carrara is waiting for you at the corner of the room near the
entrance. Talk to him, and he'll say that in order for you to enter the Temple
of Light, you need to obtain three of Crysteka's Crystals from its dungeons.
With that, he will disappear. Now head down onto the only path in the room and
you'll find a fountain. This fountain will heal you if you're damaged, and can
be found in a few places in this dungeon. Make the best of this as much as you
can.
Head to the door on the left side of the fountain and continue along the
hallway. The hallway will lead you to a room with two things: A weird, spherical
enemy with big eyes, and one of Doraemon's Secret Gadgets: The [#02 Shockwave
Pistol]! Grab the gadget and open the menu, and you'll see that the third empty
option in the menu will pop up. This is the "Weapons Item" menu. Open that menu
and select the only weapon you have...
Kill the enemy if you wish, and head back out to the room with the
fountain. If you look at the door in front of the fountain, you'll notice that
it's locked, so obviously you need a key for it. Head to the door opposite to
where you just came from and enter. In here, you'll find a bridge, two spherical
enemies and a [Green Key]. Grab the key and head back to the fountain room.
Now, head to the door in front of the fountain, and it'll be unlocked.
Follow the hallway and you'll enter a huge room with some stairs and an oddly
placed wall next to it. If you go around the wall, you'll find a button. With
your weapon on hand, shoot at the button and the door to the next room will
open. You'll have 20 seconds to run to the door before it closes.
From the fork in the path, take the left path as the right one has
nothing but a few crystal shards if the day you entered this dungeon was Sunny
Day. You'll find yourself in a room full of water and a platform to jump on.
Head to the door on the other side and you'll find yourself unable to cross to
the next area. Big G will point out that there's a button they can press to
raise the platforms, but Sneech will say that it's too far to touch it. So of
course, use your weapon to hit the button and raise the platforms.
On one of the platforms is a [Blue Bottle]. This is a healing item and
it heals a little bit of your health back. Continue on and you'll find yourself
a trap floor. If you try to run on it, the floor will fall down. However, if you
noticed a lone platform around, you'll see the [#07 Mad Watch]. This gadget will
allow you to stop time for a brief period. If you haven't walked on either one
of the floors, use it to get across. If both floors have fallen, well you better
start performing a well-timed jump across the floor, unless you want to wait for
it to respawn.
Once you're there, you'll see a set of stairs, opposite to that is a
framed painting of a "Star". Make a mental note of this as it'll become
important later. Head down the stairs to enter the next area.
Helion Ruins B2:
Follow the hallway and take a left. This will lead you to two important
things: A cracked wall, and a [Blue Bottle]. For now, you can't open the wall
because you need a specific gadget for this, so head back to the stairs and take
the opposite path. Make your way around until you see a room with a bunch of
crates. There are two hallways here, take the one on the right. Enter the door,
and you'll see a bridge in which the floors will fall down if you don't keep
running. Enter through that door again and grab the [Blue Key] in the center
room. Backtrack to the crate room again and head to the door in the hallway,
next to the crate room.
Once you head through that door, you'll see a fork in the road. Head to
the lest hallway and you'll find a locked door with a blue lock. Before you
enter, turn to the right and you'll find a healing fountain, as well as the [#08
Repel Seal], which makes most enemies disappear for a brief moment in time. Heal
there if you must. and head through the locked door.
Note #6: The hallway to the right on the other hand contains the [#01 Air
Cannon], another weapon you can obtain. However, it's inaccessible as the
platform it's found on is too high. The only way through is past the stone block
that's blocking the way. This block can be pushed, but you will need a new
gadget to push it. Also, the hallway next to where you got the [Blue Key] also
has a stone block that can be pushed, but that hallway leads to a room with a
single [#07 Mad Watch]. Not really worth getting if you ask me.
Make your way through and you'll find yourself another set of stairs and
the second painting in Helion Ruins. This time, the painting is a "Sun", and
interacting with it will make Prof. Gengoro point out it's a similar painting,
but of the "Sun". Head down the stairs to the next area.
Helion Ruins B3:
Cutscene #7:
Well, well, well, who do we have here? It's the treasure hunters Mina
and Pyun! Somehow, they saw the group enter the ruins without getting seen and
somehow got in the lead. Mina isn't happy about them getting this dungeon's
crystal before she does, so she makes Pyun activate a trap in the room by
pushing one of the stone formations off, before making a mad dash to the other
side!
After that door is closed, be prepared, as two Stone Warriors will pop
out and attack you! They aren't... too intimidating, if I'm gonna be honest. All
you have to do is shoot at one of them until their shield is destroyed, and
shrink down in defeat. If you want a more faster way of doing it, an [#21
Upgrade Gas] can be found on top of the left pillar, next to the stairs. This
boosts the attack power of the current weapon you're using.
Once you've defeated both the Stone Warriors, inspect the painting you
see on the right wall. This time, the painting is of the Moon. Prof. Gengoro
will start to question the meaning behind the three paintings they've found so
far. Have you started seeing the pattern here?
Head to the next area, and you'll find the third (and last) healing
fountain. Heal yourself and head through the huge double doors.
Helion Ruins Boss Room:
Now what's with all that commotion? It seems that Mina and Pyun have
changed their minds about getting Helion's Crystal and ran out of the room. Head
into the room they ran out from and... Of course, it was a dungeon trap.
With that, run around the room and don't get hit by any projectiles. If
you noticed, there are three buttons on the floor with each one having a symbol
on them. Kaoru will point out that the symbols on the buttons look like the
paintings they saw around the temple, and Prof. Gengoro suggests that they
should press the buttons in the order they found them in. Remember the pattern?
If you haven't been paying attention at all, or missed one of them. The
answer is: Star, Sun and Moon. Jump on all of the buttons in the corresponding
order, and a bridge will stretch out in front of the Star Button. Run across it
and grab the crystal... or not!
It seems the Helion's Crystal has its own security system. Run the
opposite direction the raised floor is spinning to avoid its flamethrower
attack. Once it stops moving, shoot the shield! Then rinse and repeat. After
enough damage, the shield will go down, and you can safely grab Helion's
Crystal.
Secret Gadgets:
[#02 Shockwave Pistol] = In the room left of the first
fountain room.
[#30 Fable Shoes] = Underneath the first patch of
water in B1.
[#32 Underwater Buggy] = Underneath the second patch of
water in B1.
[#07 Mad Watch] = On a platform near the trap
floors / Behind the first stone
block in B2.
[#65 Memory Hammer] = Behind the cracked wall in B2.
[#66 Come Come Mark] = Ontop of a platform behind the
second stone block in B2.
[#01 Air Cannon] = Ontop of a platform near the
second stone block in B2.
[#08 Repel Seal] = Near the second healing
fountain.
[#21 Upgrade Gas] = On top of a short pillar in the
first room of B3.
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WLK-3: Windy Days at Brani Village!
---Aberk Village---
After finally obtaining the first dungeon crystal they need, the gang
head back to Aberk Village to rest. Kaoru and Prof. Gengoro will suggest that
you should head out and explore what's past Emerald Lake and see if there any
hints to the whereabouts of the second dungeon. As there isn't really anything
else you can do, rest up on the bed and save your progress.
Now before I continue, it is very important that the day on the top
right has the symbol of a tree, for Tree Day. If it's not, repeatedly rest on
the bed until the day is Tree Day. Same thing applies if the day happens to be
Tree Day, but night time is just around the corner.
---Emerald Lake---
Not much has really changed around here, but you will have to return
here at some point. Just keep heading towards the leftmost stone slab in the
lake, and you'll see that the stone wall blocking the entrance to Sapphire Falls
is now gone. Enter into the new area.
---Sapphire Falls---
In this new area, there's not much look around or explore, yet there are
a lot of collectable secret gadgets here that you can't seem to reach. Because
for some reason, all of the characters (except Noby) forgot how to swim somehow.
Either that, or the water's too cold to swim in. Anyway, head across the wooden
bridge and keep going until you see some giant mushrooms and... A broken ladder?
It seems that Mina and Pyun have broken off the ladder so that they
can't progress past the waterfall. Knowing beforehand that the group are
helpless due to Doraemon losing most of his useful secret gadgets, they then
make a run for it while taking the last laugh. A little too soon don't you
think?
If the day is Tree Day, the mushrooms next to the walls will be bigger
and can be jumped on, allowing you to jump all the way up to the top. If the day
isn't Tree day, then the mushrooms near the wall will be at their normal size,
and you won't be able to make it. If you got here to the mushrooms without
knowing that, or you skipped that important part in this walkthrough... Either
make sure you have enough [#24 Camping Capsules] or you might just have to
backtrack all the way back to Aberk Village to sleep until it's Tree Day.
Once on top, you'll find yourself a [#17 Jack's Magic Bean] gadget. If
you noticed the large patch of soil next to the mushrooms, head back down and
use [#17 Jack's Magic Bean] on the soil to make it grow. Now you won't have to
rely on Tree Day and its massive mushrooms! Jump back up and you'll see that the
kids have found a mountain villager, who seems to be a bipedal goat-like
creature. This is one of Brani's villagers, Fretta.
Talk to him, and the kids will ask him where the second dungeon is. He
says he knows where it is, but he will only tell in exchange for a favor. When
asked what he wants, he'll say that he lost a pendant in the river, underneath
the waterfall, and he wants you to get it. He'll also give you something that he
found, which will help you breath underwater for a short time. That something
happens to be one of Doraemon's Gadgets, the [#54 Air Candy].
Use the candy and jump down into the water, grab the pendant, and you'll
be transported out of the water. Talk to him and he wants you to return it to
back to its real owner, in Brani Village. So walk past him and head into the
entrance behind the waterfall.
Note #7: There's a small pond here that contains a [Green Gem] in the middle.
However, it's inaccessable for the time being because it's at the other side of
the river.
Secret Gadgets:
[#17 Jack's Magic Bean] = Ontop of the waterfall, near the
mushrooms.
[#54 Air Candy] = Obtained through a small scene.
[#56 Heli-Camera] = Underneath the waterfall.
[#51 Seasons in a Can] = In the hillside, near the small
pond.
---Brani Village---
Welcome what was the most confusing part of the game for me, and most
players in Japan. The first time I got here, I didn't know what to do to
progress, and I only managed to figure this out the second time I got here,
after looking for a Japanese Let's Play of the game.
I just want to note that this part of the game isn't too hard, but it is
confusing and probably a little too cryptic for some, especially for those who
can't read Japanese.
Before I explain the details, first, let's go scale up this village,
shall we? Oh, and there's a panoramic scene at the gate of this village, missed
seeing these things yet? 'Cause I sure haven't.
Okay, so first of all, head up the stairs until you see yellow house
next to a green one. Enter the yellow house, as this is your save point. Talk to
Gasshu, the elder, about a lost pendant, and return it to him. He'll also add
onto the fact that the second dungeon is called Dionyth Ruins, and it is located
in Ruby Canyon, which the entrance to it is next to the neighboring green house.
He also warns them that the canyon is known for its strong winds.
Ignoring the last part, attempt to head out and run towards to Ruby
Canyon.
Secret Gadgets:
[#41 Anywhere Bow and Arrow] = Located at the right side of the
mountain, under the blue house
at the bottom.
[#11 Voice Solidifier] = Located inside a little cave in
in the wall near a wooden
platform.
[#53 Sunlight Seeds] = Located near the entrance to
Ruby Canyon, hidden behind the
trees.
[#29 Cordless Phones] = Obtained during Noby's mission
to get the [#15 Timekerchief].
[#38 Skyhorse] = Located at the very top of Brani
Village.
[#34 Scud Shoes] = Inside the green house next to
the entrance to Ruby Canyon,
available after you fix the
village's kite.
[#10 Pass Loop] = Inside the yellow house next to
entrance to Ruby Canyon,
available after you beat Dionyth
Ruins.
---Ruby Canyon---
Attempt to get through the path and you'll be stopped by some
whirlwinds. Sue will mention that the winds here seem to be too strong for them
to traverse, and Noby will add on that they'll get blown back the moment they
get near those tornados.
If you entered Ruby Canyon on any other day, there will be two pairs of
tornados blocking your path near the entrance of the canyon. However, if the day
you entered is Windy Day, the tornados in this area will slow down by a bit, but
will increase in size. Also, when I say they got slower, I mean they got
slightly slower. If only there was a way to boost your speed...
With that out of the way, head back to Brani Village.
---Brani Village---
Talk to these NPC's in this order: 1. Find and talk to Fretta,
who should be hanging around near the entrance to Ruby Canyon or at the lower
levels of the village. He will tell you that Ruby Canyon is impossible to
traverse due to hostile winds, but someone else in this village knows how to get
to the ruins.
2. Talk to Tessie, who
usually hangs around near the lower levels in the village, and lives in a house
with the blue roof. The gang will ask him if he knows how to get across, but of
course, he won't say anything, because he'll only talk to Ellet.
3. Lastly, talk to Ellet,
who's always inside the house with the yellow roof. She states that Tessie is a
nice kid, and wants to ask you something. However, she'll say she wants to ask
you tomorrow.
Once all of this is done, go to sleep and go back to Ellet's house.
Entering Ellet's house on the next day, you'll be greeted with a text
box, head to the bed of this house and talk to Ellet. She says she's feeling
very sick and she needs a certain herb that can cure her. This herb happens to
be in Sapphire Falls, and Tessie has gone off to there to get the herb, alone.
Feeling very worried, she asks you to go and get him, so off you go.
---Sapphire Falls---
Head down past the waterfall and the beanstalk, and you should see
Tessie in front of a locked door. As it turns out, he wanted to bring the herb
to Brani Ellet to heal her, but he couldn't go in because of two things: One, he
was too scared, and two, he forgot to bring the keys to the door.
After the whole ordeal, you'll automatically be sent back to Brani
Village.
---Brani Village---
As Tessie is upset that he couldn't get the herb, he asks for you to
help him get it. So head out of the house to find Gasshu and talk to him about
opening the door at Sapphire Falls. He'll give you the keys so head back out to
Sapphire Falls... Again.
---Sapphire Falls---
Head back down the waterfall we go, and run back to where you found the
kid, and this time, the door will slowly open. Head inside and you'll be met
with a huge maze. Make your way to the center of the maze to grab the herb, then
make your way back out. Now navigating this place isn't too hard, but what will
disorient you a little bit is the impatiently moving camera. The damn thing
won't sit still if you move, and it's best that you turn the camera when you're
not moving, or just move the camera back some more.
Once you found the herb, head back to Brani Village, and give it to
Ellet.
---Brani Village---
Head back to Ellet's house and give her the herb. Tessie will tell you
that in order for them to go through Ruby Canyon, they have to go through it at
a certain day to make the tornados slow down, which is indicated by a huge kite.
Unfortunately, that kite is all tattered up.
Go to sleep using the [#24 Camping Capsule] or at Gasshu's house. Save
your game and head back to Ruby Canyon. When you're at Ruby Canyon, you'll see
two more familiar faces: It's Prof. Gengoro and Kaoru! It seems that they've
attempted to explore the canyon, but were unable to get past the strong
tornados. No one is fast enough to go through these windy canyons.
So head back to Brani Village, and head up the stairs until you see a
kite that's laying down, next to the second windmill of the village. A villager
named Huckle will be waiting for you there. He will mention that someone had
broken their kite, and because of this, they can't tell if there's strong winds
coming or not.
Noby will ask if Doraemon has the [#15 Timekerchief], but Doraemon
doesn't have it as it is lost. Kaoru and Prof. Gengoro, however, saw some sort
of cloth while they were walking that landed somewhere in Emerald Lake. Noby
decides to volunteer to retrieve it alone, and Doraemon will provide him the
[#29 Cordless Phones], which will enable them to contact one another from afar.
With the only character you can choose for now, head down the mountain
village and go through Sapphire Falls.
---Emerald Lake---
Now head towards the tree on top of the cliff, and you'll find the [#15
Timekerchief]. Remember that panoramic scene from this area? It's behind the
tree. Go back to Sapphire Falls.
---Sapphire Falls---
Cutscene #8:
It seems that Mina and Pyun aren't satisfied that Noby and his friends
managed to progress this far, and are close to getting to getting the crystal at
Dionyth Ruins, so Mina has hatched a little idea to have Pyun get rid of Noby
instead.
Before Pyun gets the chance to shoot him however, a familiar creature
bumps against Pyun so hard, that he missed his target! Instead he shoots the log
bridge and it soon collapses into the river as Mina and Pyun make a run for it.
Noby lives another day...
After nearly surviving death, better make a phone call to the others at
Brani Village to come help, with the use of the [#29 Cordless Phones]! With
that, choose a character and head down the mountain. Head down to where the
bridge was at Sapphire Falls and the gang will try to figure out how to get Noby
across. After some bickering, Sue suggests that they use a gadget that can
solidify their voice, but Doraemon says that it was lost somewhere. Did you
search around Brani Village for it?
Use the [#11 Voice Solidifier], and Big G will use his voice to make a
bridge. Walk across it and talk to Noby. Once he's joined the team, pick a
character and head back to Brani Village.
---Brani Village---
Make your way up the village and head to the broken kite near the
windmill. Use the [#15 Timekerchief] to fix it back to its newer state. Talk to
Huckle and he'll tell you that they can now tell when the winds will slow down.
If you've been playing this game enough, I think you'll know what day it is.
With that info, head back down to the entrance to Ruby Canyon, but don't enter
the canyon! Instead, head inside the green house next to the entrance.
In here, you'll find the [#34 Scud Shoes] which will make you run even
faster that before! With this, passing by the first tornado in Ruby Canyon will
be a breeze (pun intended). I should also mention, if the day on the top right
isn't Windy Day, sleep in the yellow house until it's Windy Day. If it is Windy
Day, sprint towards to Ruby Canyon.
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WLK-4: Exploring the Dionyth Ruins!
---Ruby Canyon---
Head to where the first tornado you see, and time your sprint
accordingly. If you time it right, you'll just barely make it to the other side.
With two tornadoes blocking the left path, head to the right path and you'll
come across an unavoidable panoramic scene. Unlike the previous ones, this one
is very important as the camera will show you that Ruby Canyon is a giant maze
and is the second maze you'll encounter in this game, and certainly not the
last...
Unlike the first one where you had to get the herb, this one is more
bigger and a little camera friendly. If you looked around and saw a big
overpass, use that as a mark. This place can be a lot more confusing to
navigate. Take the right path and then look around the area bit. Most of the
paths you see are dead ends, but one of them has a switch. head to the left path
and then take the right path.
Follow the path and you'll find a somewhat golden floor. This is the
first golden button of the maze, so press it. A little scene will show that an
obelisk will rise up that's near the path to the entrance of Brani Village. Now
head back to the over pass and press the R-Trigger. You'll see that all the
tornados near the path to the entrance have disappeared. Head towards that path
and you'll find yourself some more buttons to press.
Press the first button you see in the path and that will open the path
next to it. Head down that path and you'll find another button. Press it and the
pathway that leads to Dionyth Ruins will open. Now head back out and go past the
overpass. This time, go down the left path. Along the way, you'll find a path
that leads you to a secret gadget, but it's blocked by a tornado. Ignore it, as
you can just grab it later. You'll find yourself another fork in the road.
Taking the left path will lead you to a collectible gadget, the [#48 Stretching
Hand].
Take the path to the right and follow the only path you can take. You'll
soon find the dungeon you've been looking for, so head to the entrance and save
your progress.
Secret Gadgets:
[#48 Stretching Hand] = Located near the dungeon area,
next to the only huge boulder of
the maze.
[#13 Wild Beast Taming Pellets] = From the overpass, go left,
right, and then right.
[#61 A-Maze-ing Ball] = From the fork near the boulder,
take a left and follow the path.
---Dionyth Ruins---
Dionyth Ruins B1:
Entering the dungeon, if you look to the left, you'll see Carrara.
Talking to him and he'll mention that this dungeon is "full of puzzles", so
you'll have think your way through the dungeon. Once he disappears, take note of
the button on the floor near the entrance. Jump on it twice, and jump up to the
right pillar. You'll then obtain the [#47 Super Gloves]! These gloves allow you
to punch enemies, but not strong enough to punch the walls. Make sure the button
you pressed on isn't down and follow down the path in the entrance. From here,
you'll meet the two familiar goons: Mina and Pyun.
From the very top platform, it seems that they somehow messed up the
puzzles so that you can't solve it. So time to prove them wrong!
Note #8: If the button is down, the platform on the left will lower, but the
platform on the right will rise up. If the button is up, the platform on the
left will rise, but the one on the right will lower.
Go near the block and Kaoru will mention that it looks easily pushed,
but you need some extra strength to push it. Using the [#47 Super Gloves], push
the block towards the right pillar. Jump on the block and follow down the
hallway. Enter the down and follow down the hallway, into a room. Kill the laser
shooting robot with your [#02 Shockwave Pistol] or [#47 Super Gloves] if you're
feeling brave. So grab the [Green key] and head back out to the pillar room.
Head back to the entrance and press the button down. Go back to the
pillar room and push the block to the left pillar. Doraemon will note that
there's a button on the wall next to the hallway at the left pillar, but it's
too high up to reach. So head down the hallway and open the door with the [Green
Key]. In the room, you'll find the [#05 Feint Bang]. This gadget is
self-explanatory, because you just throw them. There's another gadget behind a
cracked wall here, but of course you can't grab it.
Head back out to the pillar room, and throw a [#05 Feint Bang] at the
button on the wall. This causes the pillar at the middle room to lower. There's
a smaller platform next to the pillar so jump on it and head into the hallway.
Head through the door and you'll find yourself in another pathway. Follow along
and you'll find a gap in the floor, and a few rickety platforms. Jump across and
continue along. From here, there are two platforms for you to jump across and a
small pit below. There's a [#58 Premonition Watch] down there too.
If you fell down there on accident, there's a rock platform down there
for you to climb out. Once you're across, you'll find a bunch of plaforms, but
this time with a bottomless pit. Jump on the first platform and look to the left
wall. Throw a [#05 Feint Bang] to make a platform out of it. Jump your way and
throw another at the right wall. Jump towards to the other side and make across
the falling platforms, and you'll find a set of stairs. There's also a [Green
Bottle] near here, so grab it and head down.
Dionyth Ruins B2:
Make your way across, and you'll find yourself a bridge and a cutscene.
It seems that Mina and Pyun haven't been careful and pulled an Indiana Jones
along the way. Run across the bridge, as the the boards on it will fall (of
course). Follow around the path and make your way through it, and avoid the
boulders. At the top, there's a [Green Bottle] at the left wall, and carefully
make your way to the right wall.
You'll see a hole in the wall, so just head in.
Dionyth Ruins B3:
Carefully jump your way through the water. You'll find a [#07 Mad Watch]
along the way. Jump around, and follow the right wall. Enter the little nook and
follow the path, and you'll find another new weapon, the [#44 Shock Gun]. Grab
it, and jump on the platform, and head into the left wall. There's another
collectable gadget here, the [#60 Treasure Detector]. Head back out and jump
across the platforms, and kill a few robots. Keep going and you'll find a
waterfall. Jump past it and enter the entrance.
Dionyth Ruins Boss Room:
Welp, the door behind you just closed, and your new enemy is
approaching... Move forward, and you'll see that enemy is the first enemy you
saw back at Helion Ruins!... Except he's bigger and a little disturbing.
No strategy is involved here, just equip the [#02 Shockwave Gun] and
hold the B button. You'll barely get hit here if you just keep standing there
and constantly shooting.
Once that's over, the Boss in this room will surrender and will let you
ride on him to get across. Do so and grab the Dionyth's Crystal.
Secret Gadgets:
[#47 Super Gloves] = Located on the pillars near the
entrance of the ruins, B1.
[#05 Feint Bang] = Located in a room to the left of
the pillar room, B1.
[#46 Tickling Gloves] = Located next to the [#05 Feint
Bang], behind a cracked wall.
[#58 Premonition Watch] = Inside a small pit, B1.
[#40 Gravity Belt] = Under the platform where the
[#07 Mad Watch] is, B3.
[#07 Mad Watch] = In the corner of of a platform.
[#44 Shock Gun] = Hidden behind a wall, to the
right wall.
[#60 Treasure Detector] = Located inside a room at the
left wall.
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WLK-5: Trouble Atop of Bogana Village!
---Brani Village---
You'll get sent back into the yellow house in Brani Village, but this
time, the [#10 Pass Loop] will be in the house. Sleep and save your game here.
Head down the village and head to the left are of the village, passing the gate
of the village. Head inside the Amber Cave.
---Amber Cave---
When you first enter the cave, you'll find that a huge boulder is in
your way. Use the [#10 Pass Loop] on the boulder and you'll be on the other
side. Walk a bit and you'll see another panoramic scene. This is your third (and
last) maze of the game. This one is a little more confusing, as at some point,
you'll end up going in a circle because some paths will just lead you back where
you were.
Because of this here's how you're going to go through this maze: Left,
right, left, then right. You'll see a small [Yellow Gem] in here, take it as it
will be important later. I should also mention that a lot of boulders have
fallen into most of the paths. So head down the only path available...
Cutscene #9:
As the group approach the entrance to Bogana Village, they'll encounter
a fallen villager. It seems that one of the villagers have fainted near the
entrance. The gang approach them, making sure that they're okay. The villager
slowly gets up and the group is relieved to see them okay.
Talk to the villager, he seems to be a kid, named Mug, who ran off from
the village, as the people in the village seemed to have disappeared somewhere.
So head to Bogana Village to investigate what happened.
Secret Gadgets:
[#16 Deep Sea Cream] = From the boulder at the
entrance, go left, then the
bottom left.
[#57 Spy Set] = From the entrance to Bogana
Village, take the path on the
left and keep following around
the path.
---Bogana Village---
Follow the path, and you'll see the empty village. Walk a little more
and you'll automatically walk to the only red-ish white house. This is your
fourth save point. Head out and the two archaeologists will stay behind to rest
up a bit. Walk to the center of the village, and you'll find the [#22 Time TV].
Approach this gadget to figure out what happened here.
Note #9: There's an avoidable panoramic scene under the arch near the entrance
to Bogana Village.
It seems that Mina and Pyun have forced the villagers to tell them where
the Hephys Ruins is by using the [#59 Truth Spray]. Pyun seems to have a
conscious by mumbling that he's not happy what Mina is doing. Grab the [#22 Time
TV], and look around. You'll see a [Magenta Gem] on some running water. Grab it
and head down to the entrance to Lily Rock.
Secret Gadget:
[#22 Time TV] = Located at the center of Bogana
Village.
[#36 Solid Ground Liquifier] = Located inside a makeshift
mineshaft, next to the center of
the village.
---Lily Rock---
Walk a bit and you'll find an unavoidable panoramic scene. Once that's
over, jump over to the first few islands, and you'll be greeted to a villager,
Zares, who needs help with crossing to the other side. Next to you is the [#20
Cloud-Hardening Spray], grab it and then use the spray on the transparent
clouds. Talk to him and he'll give you an item he found lying around, that item
happens to be the [#03 Moving Mic].
Along the way, you'll also find some more villagers, Meg and Ben, and
some more [#20 Cloud-Hardening Spray] to use on the transparent clouds. Make
your way to the last villager, Berth, who's in front of Hephys Ruins. Talk to
him, and he'll say that two people had just entered Hephys Ruins, head back to
Bogana Village to tell the others!
Secret Gadgets:
[#19 Universal Controller] = Found at the top of a hill, near
the entrance to Bogana Village.
[#59 Truth Spray] = Located behind the hill, near
the [#19 Universal Controller].
[#20 Cloud-Hardening Spray] = Found on the first and second
island.
[#03 Moving Mic] = Obtained after talking to Zares
at the second island.
[#42 Moses' Stick] = Located behind Hephys Ruins.
---Bogana Village---
Head back to the red house and talk to Prof. Gengoro and Kaoru. The two
will soon join your party in search of the last crystal they need. Now head back
out to Liliru Mountain to investigate the dungeon.
---Lily Rock---
Hop your way back to the entrance of Hephys Ruins, and a cutscene should
occur. Prof. Gengoro notices a sentence written out on the door that reads
something about "a moving voice that can open the entrance to this dungeon." Big
G will unfortunately mistake this as a singing voice, and will try to sing the
door open... To which, if you're familiar with the series, works as much as it
sounds.
So of course, use the [#03 Moving Mic] to open the door. Head in and
save your game.
---Hephys Ruins---
Hephys Ruins B1:
Looking to the left, you'll see Carrara. This time, he'll tell you that
the crystal in this dungeon is being heavily protect by its guardian, and the
dungeon itself will prove to be impossible to traverse if you're not careful. So
with that, enter the first room in this dungeon.
If you notice, you'll see the [#09 Anywhere Door]! Now you'll be able to
go to anywhere on the Map of Crysteka. With that, enter the hallway, and take
the first door on the right. If you notice, a movable block is blocking the
door, so push out of the way. Also in the room, you'll see some strange colored
blocks. Jump on the block you just pushed and jump onto the top of the three
blocks. You'll see another movable block up there, so move that one out of the
middle block.
Jump down, and push the huge block in the middle. In here, you'll find a
new weapon, which is the [#43 Atar Gun]! This gun will home in on enemies when
you shoot, but unfortunately this weapon isn't that strong. To the right of you
is a [Red Bottle] and the [#26 "What If" Phone Booth]. Head out and you'll
encounter two ground golems, kill or ignore them and go into the door you just
unblocked.
In hear is a small room that contains the [#63 Invisible Bodyguard].
This gadget is pretty nifty as it protects you from any nearby enemies without
being seen. Interesting fact to note is that it only appears in the dark, hence
the name of this gadget. Anyway, head back out of the hallway and continue on,
head this time take the door on the left.
From here, you'll meet two other varients of the Stone Tablet enemies.
Unlike the ones back at Helion Ruins (which were blue), these ones are much
stronger. The green one is a Stone Knight, which you need to destroy its shield
first before destroying it, and a Stone Mage, which will shoot projectiles at
you. Kill the two Stone Tablets, grab the [Green Key] in the room and, while
hard to tell, there's a [#27 Lost & Found Fishing Pond] on top of a rock
platform on the right side of this room.
Head out and use the [Green Key] at the head of the hallway. This room
will have a fixed camera near the door, so make your way through this short
course without falling. Once you get to the other side, you'll have control of
the camera again, and move the camera bit and you'll see a small platform. Jump
on it and it will rise up, revealing a path that leads you to the [#04 Champion
Gloves]! These boxing gloves are strong enough to crack a hole in the wall.
Go back down and enter the door to the next room. You'll meet up with
Mina and Pyun again, but this time, they really want to stop you from
progressing through, and they have a new friend on their side...
Now this is a mini-boss that's a little challenging. Equip your [#43
Atar Gun] and time your shots just enough before it shoots a beam at you! You
also need to get out of the way, as it will head to where you were just
standing, and it also fires its own homing rockets. Rinse and repeat this
strategy and you'll defeat them in no time. Will they be okay in there once that
thing breaks down?
Enter the red door once you're done.
Hephys Ruins B2:
Once you're down here, carefully tilt your control stick slightly to
tiptoe past the sleeping Stone Enemies. Once you're across, you'll find a new
collectable gadget up here, the [#28 Echo Mountain] and a [Blue Bottle].
Make your way across the area carefully without waking up the Stone
Enemies. If they do wake up, do either one of these two things: Attack or make a
run for the door.
Once you're through the door, you'll find some moving platforms, and a
lever on the other side. Make your way to the lever, and don't jump onto the
middle hallway, there's a trap you have to disable. Press the A button on the
lever, and the trap will fall down into a hole. Run down the hallway and grab
the [Green Key], push the lever again, and open up the locked door.
In this next room, it's basically the same thing, but now you have to be
more careful, because more of these traps can appear anywhere, so make your way
through until you find a cracked wall. Equip your [#04 Champion Gloves] to break
them open. Grab the [Blue Key] and push the lever in this room. This will cause
a trap near the lock door to be destroyed. Head to the locked door, and if you
look to the right, you'll find the [#06 Hopter]. Enter the door and head down
the hallway.
Hephys Ruins B3:
This area is a little short to navigate through, but certainly not the
easiest. Jump on the moving platforms, and avoid the floating Sphere enemies you
see. Once you're at the top, if you look to your right, you'll find an [#14 Air
Tube]! These things will allow you to breathe underwater. Kinda not useful at
this point in the game now, if you think about it...
Enter the glowing pedestal and progress through the dungeon.
Hephys Ruins Boss Room:
In this room, it seems that getting Hephys' Crystal looks easy, but
don't judge the book by its cover. If you try to grab it, the crystal will
disappear, but a giant figure will make itself visible behind you...
Now this guy has three forms of attacks. One is running around which, if
you're not careful, cause him to trample around you, and his second attack is
scattering himself around. The third is lining up and wrapping around you like a
snake. The best weapon to use for when it's running is either the [#02 Shockwave
Pistol] or the [#43 Atar Gun]. When it scatters, either the [#43 Atar Gun] or
the [#05 Feint Bang]. The snake attack is an easy kill if you use the [#05 Feint
Bang]
Once he's defeated, he will explode, and Hephys' Crystal is now yours.
Secret Gadgets:
[#09 Anywhere Door] = Near the entrance of Hephys
Ruins, B1.
[#43 Atar Gun] = Located in the room on the right
in the first hallway, behind 3
huge blocks, B1.
[#26 "What If" Phone Booth] = Located at the opposite side in
the same room as the [#43 Atar
Gun], B1.
[#63 Invisible Bodyguard] = Inside a small room, located in
the room on the right in the
first hallway, B1.
[#27 Lost & Found Fishing Pond] = Located in the room on the left
in the first hallway, on top of
a rock platform, B1.
[#04 Champion Gloves] = Located near the miniboss room
with Mina and Pyun, B1.
[#28 Echo Mountain] = Located in the first room in B2,
requires a lift to reach it.
[#06 Hopter] = Near the locked door that leads
to Hephys Ruins B3.
[#14 Air Tube] = Near the glowing pedestal, on
top of a pillar, B3.
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WLK-6: Save the Temple of Light!
---Crystal Forest---
After exiting Hephys Ruins, Carrara will meet you at the entrance, and
transport you back to Crystal Forest. It seems that he opened up a new path in
the forest so you can now head back to this place at any time.
Now, before we enter this last area of the game, why not do some
exploring? There's a lot of hidden collectible Secret Gadgets that you haven't
collected yet, and if you're a perfectionist, you should go around Crysteka and
collect them. There are also two more Colored Gems to collect before the last
area, and it really helps during the last boss fight. Don't worry about walking,
because now you have the [#09 Anywhere Door] to take you around the map! So take
your time, sleep and save your progress.
If you're not interested in collecting all the collectibles and want to
just finish this game, you can skip that part. So set all three crystals on each
of the three pedestals to open the portal to the Temple of Light... Only to be
stopped with Mina and Pyun entering the portal first out of nowhere.
After that little scene, follow the two to the last area: The Temple of
Light!
---Temple of Light..?---
Something doesn't feel right here... Upon investigating further, it
seems that they have found a huge obelisk that is going to take over the Temple
of Light! Choose your character and weapon of choice, for this is the last boss
of the game.
The gang will hear a humming noise coming from obelisk, and to the right
of it happens to be Mina and Pyun.
Cutscene #10:
Mina is now very upset and grumpy at the fact that, since they're now at
the Temple of Light, there should be some treasure or at least some rare items
they can loot. She is of course angry because she got here for nothing. Pyun
will start thinking if getting here was even worth it in the first place, which
riles up Mina even more.
The strange obelisk then emits a laser in Mina's direction, only for
Pyun to get in the way and taking the hit for her, as his body limply falls onto
the ground in front of her...
This is the climax of the game, and judging from that laser beam, that
doesn't look too good. But wait! Remember the gems that you've been collecting?
It seems as though that the [Yellow and Red Gems] are creating a platform for
you to jump on! These will help you destroy this obelisk once and for all!
While you're attacking, the [Green Gem] will halve the obelisk's defense
and attacks. while both the [Blue and Magenta Gem] serves as your healer when
all of your health has depleted.
The first phase of the fight will have you to destroy all of the 12
Laser Shooters, 3 on each side. This is the easiest phase of the battle, and be
careful while jumping on the platforms.
The second phase has you destroy the first 2 parts of the obelisk: The
one at the top and the one in the middle. The moving platforms will also move
closer to the obelisk, for better aim.
The third phase will make the platforms disappear, and instead a circle
of orbs will surround the bottom part of the obelisk. Use your ranged weapons to
destroy the last part and the boss fight will soon be over.
Cutscene #11:
After destroying the obelisk, the gang notices that Mina is telling Pyun
to get up... To no avail. Mina slowly realizes that Pyun had risked his own life
to save Mina from the oncoming laser beam attack, and starts mourning at her
loss.
Mina slowly breaks down and starts apologizing to him, starting to
realize that her terrible actions had caused a death of a person she once knew,
a person in which her dad had assigned to protect her daughter no matter what
happens... And here she is, taking everything she had for granted, which costed
her the life of the person she considered as a friend...
As Mina is mourning, Carrara slowly approaches the two and shines a beam
at Pyun's lifeless body, then walks away, leaving the two. Suddenly, Pyun starts
to awaken, and starts asking Mina what happened to him, much to Mina's shock.
Once the two reunite, a flash of light causes everyone, including Mina
and Pyun, to be transported to somewhere unknown...
---Temple of Light---
Cutscene #12:
The overwhelming silence in the room causes everyone to look around in
question to where they are, until a voice breaks the silence. The gang then see
a figure hidden in a body of light, who soon introduces himself as Gurmy, the
Guardian of Light.
Sue asks him where they are, and Gurmy answers that they are in the
Temple of Light, the legendary temple of Crysteka. Gurmy will ask for Noby to
return the Crystal of Light back to the temple, as it is one of the reasons why
the land of Crysteka has started going out of order, with Mina and Pyun feeling
guilty for trying to steal it.
Noby, with the Crystal of Light in hand, walks over to the pedestal, and
sets it on its resting place. It slowly rises up, causing the energy to return
to the temple. Before Gurmy disappears, he decides to return the favor for
helping him restore the land of Crysteka: By fixing and returning Doraemon's
[#39 Time Machine]! With this, everyone can now go home.
Noby is finally happy that they can finally go home, after restoring a
land that they won't be able to return to again. Sneech and Big G will jokingly
make fun of Noby for causing this whole situation occur, while Sue praises him
for saving the Temple of Light. Doraemon tells the others to hold on tight, as
they'll be blasting off back to their timeline.
Secret Gadgets:
[#39 Time Machine] = Obtained through a cutscene.
[#62 Mood Maker Orchestra] = Obtained after the "end"
sequence.
[#33 Spare Pocket] = Obtained after beating the game.
Below is a list of key items that are always in the items menu.
Clock and Compass: Lets you tell the time, the day of the week and
which direction you're heading.
Crystal of Light: A crystal Noby had secretly pocketed from an
ancient civilization. The crystal itself loses a
little bit of power the further it is away from
the Temple of Light, so it's your job to return
it. It loses that little bit of power when night
time falls.
Red Gem: A gem cherished by Aberk Village. Given to Noby
and co. as a gift for taking it back from the
bandits. Causes platforms to appear during the
final boss.
Yellow Gem: A gem that can be found in Amber Cave. This
causes upgrades the platforms created by the Red
Gem.
Green Gem: A gem that is submerged in a small pond of
Sapphire Falls. It halves the power and defense
of the obelisk's attacks.
Blue Gem: A gem that can be found in an underwater cave
near Helion Ruins. It replenishes your health
bar fully during the final boss. It can only be
used once.
Magenta Gem: A gem that is located in Bogana Village.
Upgrades the Blue Gem's ability to be used
infinitely.
Orange Fruit: An orange fruit that can be found in a small
patch of trees in Emerald Lake. This item is
useless and has no effect, but is somehow
required to progress through the story(?).
Map: It's a map given to you by Cleo. It basically
tracks where you are on the map.
Anywhere Door: A gadget that allows you to teleport anywhere on
the map, including dungeons.
Camping Capsule: A gadget that allows you to sleep anywhere you
want. It doesn't save your game, however.
Medicine Bottles: It's an item that replenishes your health. Its
effectiveness depends on the cap: Blue for 1
heart, green for 2, and red for 3.
[SGC-2]: Every Collectable Gadget
Below is a list of Secret Gadgets you can collect in the game. All of Doraemon's
Secret Gadgets had scattered across the land of Crysteka during the commotion
in time space. Noby and co. will come across every one of them during their
journey and will have to use them to progress. There are 67 Secret Gadgets
available in the game, with the 5 remaining slots being empty spaces. You don't
have to collect everything, as these gadgets fall into 5 categories:
- Gadgets used to progress through the story.
- Gadgets that have practical uses.
- Gadgets that can be used as weapons.
- Gadgets that are only available and used in dungeon stages.
- Gadgets that serve as collectibles.
All Secret Gadget locations have been listed in the walkthrough for each area.
List of Gadgets:
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#01 Air Cannon: An arm cannon that allows the user to fire
compressed air at their target.
#02 Shockwave Gun: A gun with harmless bullets that causes the
target to swell up like a balloon.
#03 Moving Mic: Say anything through the mic and whatever you
say will move a person's heart.
#04 Champion Gloves: A pair of boxing gloves which strengthens your
punches like a boxer.
#05 Feint Bang: Harmless grenades that can scare its targets
with flashing lights and noises.
#06 Hopter: A small, attachable device that allows the user
to fly into the skies.
#07 Mad Watch: A small stopwatch that can stop, start, speed up
and slow down time.
#08 Cleanse Seal: A seal that wards off any evil or danger to the
user.
#09 Anywhere Door: A door that leads to anywhere the user desires
within 10 million light years.
#10 Pass Loop: A loop that lets the user to pass through any
solid or translucent objects.
#11 Voice Solidifier: A drink that solidifies your voice when you
scream or yell.
#12 Shrink Ray: Self-explanatory, shrinks down its target to a
very small size.
#13 Wild Beast Taming Pellets: Pellets that tames even the wildest of animals,
even prehistoric animals.
#14 Air Tube: A pair of small, nostril-sized tubes that allows
the user to breath underwater.
#15 Timekerchief: A big cloth that can reverse or advance time,
depending on which side was used.
#16 Deep Sea Cream: A body cream that allows the user to adapt to
the change of underwater pressure.
#17 Jack's Magic Bean: A magic bean that can grow or shrink on command
once it has been planted.
#18 Adapting Ray: Allows the user to adapt to change in pressure,
such as underwater or outer space.
#19 Universal Controller: Allows the user to control any animate or
inanimate objects, or have an easier control on
any transportation device.
#20 Cloud Hardening Spray: A spray that hardens any cloud, allowing the
user to walk on it like solid ground.
#21 Upgrade Gas: A spray that upgrades any machine's power and a
person's ability.
#22 Time TV: Allows the user to watch any past or future
event from any time period.
#23 Instant Wardrobe Camera: A camera that changes a person's clothes
instantly based on an image of any clothing.
#24 Camping Capsule: A pocket-sized tent which can grow when planted
on the ground, has many camping needs within the
tent.
#25 Translation Gummy: A gummy that allows the user to speak through
any language barriers.
#26 "What If" Phone Booth: A phone booth that will allow the user to
experience whatever the user wishes to change on
the world.
#27 Lost & Found Fishing Pond: Allows the user to find any item they lost
easily, comes with the Super Fishing Rod.
#28 Echo Mountain: Allows the user to mute and record any sound or
noise and play it at a later time.
#29 Cordless Phones: Can-shaped phones that allow the users to call
one another wirelessly.
#30 Fable Shoes: A pair of "one size fits all" shoes that allows
the user to enter a storybook.
#31 Mini Doraemon: A mini version of Doraemon. Functions and acts
like Doraemon, but speaks in "minidora"
language. Possesses every gadget Doraemon has,
but much smaller.
#32 Underwater Buggy: A buggy that allows the user to drive smoothly
on the deep sea floor.
So this is the end of the walkthrough, and I'll be wrapping up
everything for this game. This game is a sequel for the first game on the
Nintendo 64 and honestly, it wasn't really any better. The first game tried to
copy what Super Mario 64 did, and ended up flopping with its floaty controls,
weak story, and the fact that the main antagonist that seems to serve a role as
Bowser. This game didn't perform too well, because it seems like they tried to
do what TLoZ: OoT did. There are three objects you have to find, dungeons you
have to explore, a day and night cycle, and has different races that reside near
the mountains
and rivers.
The game's story, from what I've researched, rushed, and it shows. The
game itself looks and feels unfinished, as if this game is a beta version of
what's supposed to be the full game. From what I can see, it seems like they
tried to combine Super Mario and Zelda mechanics together, and somehow did a
half-decent job at it. However, the controls ended up holding it back. The
platforming in the game is atrocious, and once you start jumping, you can just
barely steer where you're going. It should be noted that you can easily slip off
the edge of a platform on accident.
There isn't much on variety of weapons you can choose in dungeon stages.
Two weapons shoot, two weapons charge, two weapons are close range, and only one
weapon is a bomb that lobs a good distance away. In fact, you can beat this game
with just three weapons: The Shockwave Gun, Feint Bangs and Super Gloves. You
don't even need to get the other ones.
Unlike the weapons in this game, the character selection is pointless.
None of these characters play any differently. You can just beat the game by
just playing as the same character, with the exception of an event in Brani
Village. Plus, you can only change characters when either the game feels like
it, or when you're entering a dungeon. The only thing that changes when playing
as any of them are the weapons. Each character boosts a certain weapon by 1.5
and let me tell you, this changes nothing, you can barely tell if it's stronger
or not, because most of the times in these dungeons, there are barely any
enemies around. When there are enemies, they just look generic and uninspired.
One of them, that appears in all 3 dungeons, is literally just a white sphere
with eyes and mouth.
The sound and music design is just kinda.. there, I guess? I mean, it's
okay, but not something to write home about. The main cast from the 1979
adaptation of the anime do play their roles well. Although, the dialog within
the cutscenes is kinda barebones if you ask me. They all talk when you choose a
character, jump, try to travers in night time, take damage, fall into a pit, and
when you get a game over. Also, this game's original characters don't have much
speaking roles, either. The two side antagonists have more dialog compared to
the archeologists. Another thing that bothers me is how characters will speak in
cutscenes, but their mouths don't move at all.
Also, when I say this game is unfinished, there's an unused music track
in the game that was once associated with a scrapped dungeon. That dungeon was
for the Temple of Light. During the scene where Noby and co. are transported to
the Temple of Light, there would've been a dungeon for them to go through first
before the final boss. But somehow, they managed to scrap almost all of the data
for it. Almost, because the music track is still in the game's files and is
associated with a bugged out dungeon you can enter through a glitch involving
the Anywhere Door.
I kinda forgot how to do this glitch correctly, but if you hover on the
use option on the Anywhere Door, then press A and B at the same time while
tilting the control stick as the screen transitions, then press A, it'll send
you to this bugged out dungeon with this music playing in the background. It has
a regal theme to it and seems to be just as short as the other dungeon music in
the game and loops. Sadly, performing this glitch softlocks you in this dungeon
because there's no way to exit.
Well, I don't want to keep on going, or else we'd be here all day. But
let's wrap this up and say that hopefully those of you who are reading this
found this walkthrough helpful, as when I had to look everywhere to try to clear
this game from top to bottom. I don't mind if you share this walkthrough on any
site, just as long as I'm credited. I'll see you all later, peace.
