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USER MANUAL Klonoa (Wii) NINTENDO

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OUTSIDE FRONT COVERNintendo, Wii and the Official Seal are trademarks of Nintendo. © 2006 Nintendo. Licensed by Nintendo Playing video games can make your muscles, joints, skin or eyes hurt. Follow these instructions to avoid problems such as tendinitis, carpal tunnel syndrome, skin irritation or eyestrain:

as tingling, numbness, burning or stiffness, stop and rest for several hours before playing again.

condition should consult a doctor before playing a video game.

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2. Play video games on the smallest available television screen.

3. Do not play if you are tired or need sleep.

WARNING – Seizures CAUTION – Motion Sickness WARNING – Repetitive Motion Injuries and Eyestrain The Official Seal is your assurance that this product is licensed or manufactured by Nintendo. Always look for this seal when buying video game systems, accessories, games and related products.

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trademarks of Dolby Laboratories. 7KLVJDPHLVSUHVHQWHGLQ'ROE\3UR/RJLF,,7RSOD\JDPHVWKDWFDUU\WKH'ROE\3UR/RJLF,,ORJRLQ VXUURXQGVRXQG\RXZLOOQHHGD'ROE\3UR/RJLF,,'ROE\3UR/RJLFRU'ROE\3UR/RJLF,,[UHFHLYHU7KHVH receivers are sold separately. .ORQRDpk1$0&2%$1'$,*DPHV,QF Nintendo, Wii and the Official Seal are trademarks of Nintendo. © 2006 Nintendo. Licensed by Nintendo Playing video games can make your muscles, joints, skin or eyes hurt. Follow these instructions to avoid problems such as tendonitis, carpal tunnel syndrome, skin irritation or eyestrain:

• Avoid excessive play. Parents should monitor their children for appropriate play.

• Take a 10 to 15 minute break every hour, even if you don't think you need it.

• If your hands, wrists, arms or eyes become tired or sore while playing or if you feel symptoms such as tingling, numbness, burning or stiffness, stop and rest for several hours before playing again.

• If you continue to have any of the above symptoms or other discomfort during or after play, stop playing and see a doctor. PLEASE CAREFULLY READ THE Wii™ OPERATIONS MANUAL COMPLETELY BEFORE USING YOUR Wii HARDWARE SYSTEM, GAME DISC OR ACCESSORY. THIS MANUAL CONTAINS IMPORTANT HEALTH AND SAFETY INFORMATION. IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION: READ THE FOLLOWING WARNINGS BEFORE YOU OR YOUR CHILD PLAY VIDEO GAMES.

• Some people (about 1 in 4000) may have seizures or blackouts triggered by light flashes or patterns, and this may occur while they are watching TV or playing video games, even if they have never had a seizure before.

• Anyone who has had a seizure, loss of awareness, or other symptom linked to an epileptic condition, should consult a doctor before playing a video game.

• Parents should watch their children play video games. Stop playing and consult a doctor if you or your child has any of the following symptoms: Convulsions Eye or muscle twitching Altered vision Loss of awareness Involuntary movements Disorientation

• To reduce the likelihood of a seizure when playing video games:

1. Sit or stand as far from the screen as possible.

2. Play video games on the smallest available television screen.

3. Do not play if you are tired or need sleep.

4. Play in a well-lit room.

5. Take a 10 to 15 minute break every hour.

Playing video games can cause motion sickness in some players. If you or your child feels dizzy or nauseous when playing video games, stop playing and rest. Do not drive or engage in other demanding activity until you feel better. This Nintendo game is not designed for use with any unauthorized device. Use of any such device will invalidate your Nintendo product warranty. Copying of any Nintendo game is illegal and is strictly prohibited by domestic and international intellectual property laws. “Back-up” or “archival” copies are not authorized and are not necessary to protect your software. Violators will be prosecuted. REV–E

IMPORTANT LEGAL INFORMATION

WARNING – Seizures CAUTION – Motion Sickness WARNING – Repetitive Motion Injuries and Eyestrain The Official Seal is your assurance that this product is licensed or manufactured by Nintendo. Always look for this seal when buying video game systems, accessories, games and related products.

CAUTION: WRIST STRAP USE

Please use the wrist strap to help prevent injury to other people or damage to surrounding objects or the Wii Remote in case you accidentally let go of the Wii Remote during game play. Also remember the following:

• Make sure all players put on the wrist strap properly when it is their turn.

• Do not let go of the Wii Remote during game play.

• Dry your hands if they become moist.

• Allow adequate room around you during game play and make sure that all areas you might move into are clear of other people and objects.

• Stay at least three feet from the television.

• Use the Wii Remote Jacket. Manufactured under license from Dolby Laboratories. Dolby, Pro Logic, and the double-D symbol are trademarks of Dolby Laboratories. This game is presented in Dolby Pro Logic II. To play games that carry the Dolby Pro Logic II logo in surround sound, you will need a Dolby Pro Logic II, Dolby Pro Logic or Dolby Pro Logic IIx receiver. These receivers are sold separately.

Somewhere out there is another world, the world of Phantomile. There is a legend in Phantomile about the mysterious Moon Kingdom, a place where the dream energy from people everywhere is said to be collected and used to shape the world of Phantomile. It’s the reason why people can’t remember what they dreamed about when they wake up in the morning. One day, Klonoa — a boy who lives in Breezegale, the Wind Village -- woke up from a pleasant dream that had suddenly turned into a nightmare. And for some strange reason, he could remember that dream perfectly clearly, no matter how much time passed. Soon after, in a strange coincidence, an airship crashed into the top of nearby Bell Hill, just like in Klonoa’s dream. If events were to continue following his dream, the airship would soon be followed by an evil shadow. “Something crashed into Bell Hill!” “Let’s go and take a look!” Klonoa swallowed his momentary fear and let his curiosity take over. Together with Hewpoe — a ring spirit and Klonoa’s best friend since childhood — he set off for the crash site.

3The Legend of Phantomile... Once upon a time, a long time ago, Phantomile was home to four gods: the Wind God, the Tree God, the Water God, and the Moon God. The Moon God gathered dream energy from all the people in the world and used it to shape the world of Phantomile. The other gods used whatever power of nature they possessed -- wind power, plant power, or water power -- and shared them freely with the others, so peace reigned throughout the land. But one day, the King of Darkness, jealous of the Moon God’s power to create anything and everything, started a war to overthrow the gods. The four gods joined forces and fought against the King of Darkness. At rst, the King of Darkness overwhelmingly had the greater power, but gradually he was forced back with the help of the celestial sh. The battle continued for 100 days, but at last the gods succeeded in imprisoning the King of Darkness. Afterwards, in order to ensure that something like this would never happen again, the Moon God decided to go into hiding. Unless the gods of wind, trees and water all joined together to summon him, the Moon God would never appear again. And so the power of dreaming was hidden forever, on the other side of dreams that disappear upon waking... Grandpa An elder of Breezegale village and Klonoa’s foster parent. He knows a great deal about Phantomile’s history and legends. Breezegale : The Wind VillageThe village where Klonoa lives. It has a giant windmill and a bell that sounds the hour.Coronia : The Temple of the SunA mysterious temple that oats through the sky.The Ruins of the Wind KingdomThe old palace of the Wind God. According to legend, it was destroyed during the Wind God’s battle with the King of Darkness.Forlock : The Tree VillageA peaceful, greenery-lled village. The great Holy Tree in its center is the home of the Chieftess, who lives in a tree house at the top.Jugpot : The Water KingdomThis kingdom provides clean, pure water for all of Phantomile using the water mill attached to Shell Castle. Hewpoe A ring spirit who fell from the sky one day. He normally lives inside the ring that Klonoa carries around and helps him use the power of the wind. Klonoa A happy, adventurous boy who lives in the Wind Village, Breezegale. His long ears and blue hat are his trademarks. Klonoa can often be seen running around with his childhood best friend, Hewpoe. Lephise A songstress who is able to sing the Song of Rebirth, which can renew the entire world. She is being pursued by the King of Darkness, who wants to keep her from using that power. Ghadius : The King of Darkness The King of Darkness, who was once thought to be sealed away forever by the four gods, but has returned once more. He can freely control the realm of darkness and create other- dimensional spaces. Ghadius wants to turn Phantomile into a land of nightmares. Joker A faithful minion of the King of Darkness who can use the power of darkness to a limited degree. Although he tries very hard to gain Ghadius’s approval, he’s not exactly the sharpest tool in the shed and he tends to fail more than he succeeds.

5This game can also be played using either Classic Controller or a Nintendo GameCube Controller. For more information on their controls, please go to Options, then Button Settings. (page 10) When using a Nintendo GameCube Controller, please connect the controller to the Wii before inserting the game’s disc. After inserting the disc, press the controller’s START/PAUSE button on the game’s title screen (see page 8) to begin the game. The controls for this game may differ depending on the controller being used. In the following pages, controls for the Wii Remote (horizontal) will be displayed with this icon ( ), and the controls for the Nunchuk and Wii Remote combination will be displayed with this icon ( ). Insert the game disc into the Wii Properly insert your Klonoa game disc into your Wii’s disc slot. The Wii will turn on automatically. Once you have read the Health and Safety screen, please press the button on your Wii Remote to continue. *The Health and Safety screen will be displayed even if you insert the game disc after turning on the Wii. Wii Menu Point your Wii Remote at the Disc Channel on the Wii Menu screen, then press button. Channel Preview Screen Once the Channel Preview Screen is displayed, point the Wii Remote at Start and press button. Strap Usage Screen A screen advising you to attach the Wii Remote wrist strap to your Wii Remote will be displayed. Once you have followed its instructions, press button. Title Screen Once the Klonoa title screen is displayed, press button.

• Cancel menu selections

• Conrm menu selections

• Conrm menu selections

• Cancel menu selections

7Press button at the title screen to bring up the menu. Title Screen Upon selecting New Game from the menu, you will be presented with the Name Entry screen. Once you enter your name and select Conrm, the game will begin. Name Entry Name Entry Space Cursor Delete Letter Confirm Name New Game Start a new game from the beginning.

Load Game (page 9) Resume playing the game from a save point. Options (page 10) Change various game settings. SELECT CONFIRM *If you select Finish without entering any letters, your name will automatically be set as “Klonoa.” MOVE CURSOR RETURN TO TITLE SCREEN (IF NO LETTERS ENTERED)/DELETE LETTER CONFIRM Select Load Game from the menu and the File Selection Screen will be displayed. Select the le you wish to continue from, then press or to begin the game. File Selection Screen Controls SELECT CONFIRM RETURN TO TITLE SCREEN File Number Name Entered Number of Lives remaining Current Vision Villagers Rescued In Klonoa, the Save screen will be displayed after clearing a stage (see page 16) and you will be able to save your current progress in the game over the last save le you used. When you wish to resume playing the game from your last saved point, select Load Game on the Title Screen. You can use the New Game option on the Title Screen to create and save up to three separate game files. If you wish, you can also delete any saved game file you choose by going to the Options screen and selecting Manage Save Data (see page 10). Also, please note that your Wii will need to have at least one block of free space in system memory available in order to save any game files. For more information on deleting files from the Wii’s internal memory, please see your Wii Operations Manual.

Select Options from the menu to bring up the Options screen. Once there, you can change various settings that aect the game in dierent ways. SELECT CONFIRM RETURN TO TITLE SCREEN Game Options Sound Settings Language Settings Graphic Filter Button Settings Auto Save Default Change the game’s sound output method. Set the character voices so that they speak either English or Phantomile. The default setting is English. A graphic filter can be turned on to increase the sharpness of the picture quality. This feature only works with component connections. Defaults to OFF. To automatically save your progress as you clear each stage, change the Auto Save setting to ON once you have cleared and manually saved Vision 1-1. Customize the controls for your particular controller. Select the controller whose settings you wish to change, then press or to enter the settings screen. This will return all settings to their defaults. Controller Settings Screens *You can turn the Nintendo GameCube Controller’s vibration function ON or OFF at the settings screen. Wii Remote Nunchuk StyleClassic ControllerNintendo GameCube Contoller* Here you can delete save data files that you no longer need. Manage Save Data Controls If you wish to enjoy your game in 16:9 widescreen format, please be sure to adjust your settings using the following steps. From the Wii Menu, select the button in the lower left corner to open the Wii Options main menu. Select Widescreen Settings, then select Widescreen (16:9). From the Wii Options main menu, select Wii Settings, then select Screen. *If this is already set to Widescreen (16:9), make sure that your widescreen TV’s picture size is also set to Full. To those using TVs with EDTV or HDTV capabilities: You can use a Wii Component Video cable (RVL-011; sold separately) or Wii D-Terminal cable (RVL-012; also sold separately) to enjoy your console and games with sharp graphics and beautiful colors. From the Wii Menu, select the button in the lower left corner to open the Wii Options main menu. From the Wii Options main menu, select Wii Settings, then select Screen. Select TV Resolution, then select EDTV or HDTV (480p).* *Please refrain from using EDTV or HDTV when using a TV that only has D1-Video ports. *Setting your Wii to use EDTV or HDTV may cause some TVs to change their screen ratios (usually from 4:3 to 16:9). Wii Menu Wii Options Main Menu Screen Select Widescreen (16:9) Wii Menu Wii Options Main Menu Screen Progressive Settings Screen

11Klonoa’s adventure is divided into six Visions. Each Vision is made up of two stages, and there is always a boss to ght at the end of the second stage. If Klonoa’s health goes down to zero from running into too many enemies or getting hit by too many attacks, or if he falls down a pit or commits a fatal mistake, the remaining number of Klonoa’s lives will decrease by one. If the number of lives remaining reaches zero, the game will end and you will be returned to the Title Screen. Standard Screen Dream Crystals Collected Klonoa’s Health Lives Remaining Villagers Rescued When Klonoa takes damage from enemies or obstacles, he will lose half of a heart. If he loses all five hearts, the number of Klonoa’s lives remaining will decrease by one. On the Standard Screen, this is only displayed when Klonoa gains a life. There are six villagers trapped by nightmares in every stage. Once you save one villager, these marks will be displayed and a portion will turn white for every villager that you rescue. Pause Menu Press while playing the game to bring up the Pause Menu. Cancel Exit the pause menu and return to the game. Retry This will let you play the current stage over again from the beginning. World Map This will end your current session and bring up the World Map screen. SELECT CONFIRM SELECT CONFIRM World Map Here you can select any stage you wish to visit. Stages that you can play but have not yet cleared are outlined in red, and stages that you have already cleared are outlined in blue. Every time you clear a stage, the villagers you rescued in that stage will play music on the world map. The more villagers you rescue, the more lively the performance will become. Select Title Screen or press or to return to the Title Screen. Klonoa can recover health by gathering Hearts. Clearing a stage will restore his health completely. Collecting 100 Dream Crystals will reward you with an extra life. If you find a Gold Coin, you will be rewarded with three extra lives. A Silver Coin will reward you with one extra life. Boss Battles Bosses can be defeated by making their health go down to zero. The amount of damage you can deal to a boss with each hit is different for every boss. Boss’s Current Health

13Running & Jumping Run Jump Hold down the Jump button while in the air and Klonoa will flap his ears to stay aloft a little while longer. Klonoa’s actions can all be performed by combining three basic moves: Running, Jumping and Attacking. Double Jump Jump while holding an enemy, then press the Jump Button again in mid-air to use the enemy to jump even higher. The Double Jump goes higher and farther than a normal jump, and it can also be used to attack any enemies that are underneath Klonoa when he performs it. In addition, Klonoa can also fire a Wind Bullet and grab another enemy to Double Jump with immediately after performing a Double Jump, potentially allowing him to perform Triple or even Quadruple Jumps! Attacking Grab Use the Attack Button to fire a Wind Bullet that will grab and inflate enemies. Press the Attack Button again while holding an enemy to throw them. Enemies can be thrown by flicking the Wii Remote in the desired direction when using the Nunchuk Style. Thrown enemies will disappear after traveling a certain distance. If the thrown enemy strikes another enemy, both of them will disappear. There are some enemies that can not be attacked in the normal way. They may use weapons that protect them from Klonoa’s attacks, or they may be too big to grab. To defeat these special enemies, you will need to use other enemies or find their weak points. Activate Klonoa’s Whirlwind to temporarily slow down nearby enemies. SHAKE! Whirlwind Throw

15What kind of adventure awaits Klonoa and Hewpoe in the world of Phantomile? Here we will show you just a little bit of what their journey has in store for them. VISION 1-1 VISION 1-2 VISION 2-1 VISION 2-2 VISION 3-1 VISION 3-2 After an airship crashes, Klonoa and Hewpoe set off for Bell Hill to find out what happened. Along the way, a stonemason named Balue mentions something about the legendary Moon Kingdom.... Klonoa and Hewpoe continue to make their way to Bell Hill by going through a mine of shining stones. Use the wind to jump across gaps that would otherwise be too wide. Once they reach the hilltop, Klonoa and Hewpoe come face to face with some suspicious individuals. They don’t know exactly what’s going on, but there’s no doubt that these guys are up to no good! Klonoa and Hewpoe set off to talk to the Chieftess of Forlock Village. However, they discover that Joker and his gang have arrived there before them. Be careful here, as there are lots of new types of enemies. After Klonoa and Hewpoe find that their path through Forlock Forest has been blocked, they decide to set off for Jugpot, the Water Kingdom. After climbing up the waterfall and coming within sight of Shell Castle, they hear someone crying for help.... Once again the two friends set off to Forlock Forest to see the Chieftess. Along the way, they discover that a Forest Guardian has been captured. Be sure to help him out! The Chieftess’s home turns out to be a maze of gears and moving parts. You must make your way through all the tricks and traps to reach the top of the Chieftess’s tree house. Be careful not to get lost among all the criss-crossing paths! Klonoa and Hewpoe’s adventure will continue well past this point. If you can make it to the end, you’ll nd some wonderful surprises waiting for you. Good luck! The Gathering Wind ~Breezegale - TheWind Village~ The Songstress and the Dark King ~Gunston Mine ~ Deep in the Withering Forest ~Forlock – The Tree Village~ Over the Rising Waterfall ~The Kingdom of Jugpot~ The Reawakening Forest ~Forlock – The Tree Village~ A Wrench in the Works ~The Clockwork Tree House~

17The various items found throughout the game’s Visions will help you in numerous ways over the course of your adventure. The eects of some items are evident immediately, while others require that you collect a certain amount before you get your reward. Dream Crystals These items can all be obtained simply by making Klonoa touch them. Hearts Keys Silver Coins Gold Coins These crystals are divided into green and blue types; blue crystals are worth 5 green crystals. If you collect 100 Dream Crystals, Klonoa will be rewarded with an extra life. Small hearts restore two portions of Klonoa’s health, and big hearts restore six portions. However, neither of these will have any effect if Klonoa’s health is already full. You won’t be able to open the doors in certain stages unless you have a key. Getting one of these coins will increase the number of Klonoa’s remaining lives by one. Getting one of these coins will increase the number of Klonoa’s remaining lives by three. These items can only be obtained by hitting them with Wind Bullets or thrown enemies. Memory Clock Ngapoko’s Egg Mirror Fairy Captured Villagers The world’s dreams have been thrown out of balance, causing nightmares to run amok. In every stage, those nightmares have captured and imprisoned six dreaming villagers from the current kingdom. The more villagers you rescue, the more the musical performance that plays on the World Map (see page 13) will change as you complete each stage. If you hit this bubble with a Wind Bullet or a thrown enemy, a Mirror Fairy will appear and any nearby Dream Crystals will temporarily turn gold. During this time, all the Dream Crystals you collect will be worth twice as much as usual. If Klonoa’s health runs out, or he makes a mistake and falls down a pit, this clock will let him restart from where he last activated one with full health. If you hit this egg with an enemy, it will break open and you will be able to get whatever item it contains. Long, long ago, there was a mischievous mirror fairy. The fairy would reflect things in its mirror and then duplicate them, causing no end of trouble for people. One day, the fairy duplicated the sun, and there was no longer any night. People were unable to go to sleep, and were therefore unable to dream. An angry god punished the fairy, whose mischief had finally gone too far, by trapping it away forever. And that was the end of the fairy’s mischief.

19You will come across a variety of objects over the course of your adventure. We will introduce you to some of them here. Fan Grass Gondolas Switches Carts Tree Leaves Locked Doors A plant that regularly creates gusts of strong wind. If you ride that wind, you can use it to get much higher than you normally could by simply jumping. There are three main types of gondolas: 1.) those that move continuously and automatically, 2.) those that move once Klonoa stands on them, and 3.) those that need to be powered through some other means. If you hit a switch with a Wind Bullet or a thrown enemy, the color of the switch will change and something will happen. These will start to move automatically when Klonoa climbs onto one. You can move around on top of a cart all you want without worrying about falling off. These leaves shake and wobble while being carried by the wind. They are very unstable and prone to falling, so be extra careful when riding them. If you make contact with one of these doors while holding a Key, it will open. You will need a separate Key for every door you have to open. That’s a weird looking shadow! After jumping there, a hidden Ngapoko’s Egg is revealed! There are some items out there that can’t be seen until Klonoa touches them, so be sure to try and hunt these down. If you see a mysterious looking shadow, try jumping over it. In this game, knowing how to make use of enemies is very important. For example, if you use oating enemies properly, you can get to much higher places than you could normally. Also, if you nd an X mark, try throwing an enemy at it. It might open up a new path or reveal a useful item. Try and save all six villagers trapped by nightmares in every stage!! If you can save every villager from every stage, something surprising might happen.