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American Kirby Is Hardcore: The series has a history of this.All Just a Dream: The ending of Empire of Dreams.Alternate Continuity: Heroes is set in a different universe than the other games.It really becomes strange when someone like, say, Ghadius starts summoning those cute things to stop you. Throw them at the right time to solve puzzles. Action Bomb: Boomie, a pig-bomb of sorts, becomes a time bomb after the wind bullet is used on them.Either that or the catgirl's evil side was just messing with their heads for the last time. Accidental Pervert: In Lunateas Veil, Klonoa and Popka accidentally groped Tat during a chase scene.The back cover for the North American release of Door to Phantomile called this Guided 3-D. 2❝: One of the many games from the 90s to utilize walking a set, winding path in a 3D world.The series contains examples of the following tropes: This series has a Character Sheet, currently under construction. The Wii remake offers this and a proper language track.
One could easily assume that the game is using stock gibberish clips for each character, were it not for the fact that the voiced lines include recognizable proper nouns (albeit heavily accented in the Klonoa-ese for example, the text "Klonoa" usually gets voiced as "Klo~oa"). Text-based translations of the dialogue are shown as in traditional games. Klonoa avoids some of the major issues with voiced cutscenes needing expensive localization by having the characters speak in a gibberish language that is neither Japanese nor English. It looks like Namco hasn't given up on Klonoa yet, but we'll just have to wait for any official announcements. However, in 2019, Namco filed a trademark for "Klonoa of the Wind Encore." In September 2020, this trademark was updated to be active. But despite the insistence that the project is still in the works, it was confirmed to be cancelled on January 2019. Details on the plot were scarce, aside from it taking place in a similar universe as the games, and being a more or less original story. Ash Paulsen joined as associate producer. Series creator Hideo Yoshizawa was going to be an executive producer. It was to be produced by the studio Henshin, produced by Rob Pereyda, with art direction from Hiroshi Ariga, who was also writing the film.
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Then, out of the blue and without a warning, an animated movie announcement came out in autumn 2016. With that, the future of the franchise was seemingly dead. Keeping tradition with the franchise, Dream Traveler of Noctis Sol was also Cut Short due to ShiftyLook shutting down before it could conclude. Written by Jim Zub and drawn by Hitoshi Ariga (creator of Mega Man Megamix) and Jeffrey "the CHAMBA" Cruz, the comic appears to finally provide insight on Klonoa's adventures after the series, as it depicts characters and elements from more than one of the past games under a single storyline. Also, starting on September 26, 2012, a webcomic titled Klonoa: Dream Traveler of Noctis Sol began being published on ShiftyLook. Not surprisingly, it never officially made it out of Japan. Although it borrows many characters, settings, and plot devices from the series, it's largely a gag manga that depicts Klonoa as a well-intentioned fool, trying to solve problems in the most slapstick way possible. In addition to the games, a short manga loosely based on them, titled Shippuu Tengoku Kaze no Klonoa and created by Hiroshi Katou, ran in CoroCoro Comic for the equivalent of two volumes.
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Klonoa also appears in Namco Bandai's Massive Multiplayer Crossover Namco × Capcom in his Klonoa Heroes incarnation, while the character often winds up getting cameos in the Tales games (the most notable, from Tales of Symphonia, being a full costume for the Cute Bruiser, complete with deadpan "wahoo").
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