Kirby's Dream Land 2
Kirby's Dream Land 2
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| Kirby's Dream Land 2 |
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Also known as: Hoshi no Kirby 2 (JP)
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This game has unused music.
This game has regional differences. | To do: There are pics of the back of the game’s box art which feature an early HUD... |
Kirby's biggest adventure yet!*
*Assuming "yet" means 1995
Contents
1 Unused Music
2 Regional Differences
2.1 Title Screen
2.2 Chao
2.3 SGB Border
3 Oddities
Unused Music
One rather frantic track is unused. It can be accessed from within the game as FGM #94 in the Sound Test. This theme would be remade and inserted into Kirby: Triple Deluxe 20 years later, used in the Cave section of Fine Field.
Regional Differences
Title Screen
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In addition to a different SGB palette, the international version has a dancing Kirby that doesn't appear in the Japanese game.
Chao
| Japan | International |
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Occasionally, when a friend bag is opened, a different character appears instead of Gooey. In the Japanese version, this is Chao, a character from the game Yūyūki. Since that game was never released overseas, she was replaced with a female version of Gooey. While Gooey restores a piece of your life bar, collecting either special character above gets both an extra life and 1% toward your completion percentage.
| Japan | International | The original scene from Yūyūki |
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The sound test (another reference to Yūyūki) was changed as well. Besides the aforementioned character replacement, Gooey was added to the international build.
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The screens that appear upon completing the Boss Endurance and Bonus sub-games also have Chao replaced with the female Gooey.
SGB Border
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In the Japanese version, the game's title appears at the top of the Super Game Boy border. The title was removed completely in the international version.
Oddities
In the second part of Stage 6, Dark Castle, the screen moves to the left. At the end of the long hall, it is possible to see a strange little narrow room with a chain, spikes and a chick emerging from an egg. Neither the chain nor the spikes have any effect.
Stage 3 has a similar place, which is almost the same, but in reverse and it does not close this room off. Did the programmers forget about this?
| The Kirby series | |
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| Game Boy (Color) | Kirby's Dream Land • Kirby's Pinball Land • Kirby's Dream Land 2 • Kirby's Block Ball • Kirby's Star Stacker • Kirby Tilt 'n' Tumble |
| NES | Kirby's Adventure |
| SNES | Kirby's Dream Land 3 • Kirby's Dream Course • Kirby's Avalanche • Kirby Super Star |
| Satellaview | Kirby no Omochabako Baseball • Kirby no Omochabako Pinball |
| Nintendo 64 | Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards |
| GameCube | Kirby Air Ride |
| Game Boy Advance | Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land • Kirby & the Amazing Mirror (Prototype) |
| Nintendo DS | Kirby: Canvas Curse • Kirby Squeak Squad (Prototype) • Kirby Super Star Ultra • Kirby Mass Attack |
| Wii | Kirby's Epic Yarn • Kirby's Return to Dream Land • Kirby TV Channel • Kirby's Dream Collection: Special Edition |
| Nintendo 3DS | Kirby: Triple Deluxe • 3D Classics: Kirby's Adventure • Kirby Battle Royale |
| Wii U | Kirby and the Rainbow Curse |
| Nintendo Switch | Kirby: Star Allies |
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