Forlock: The Tree Village The Cogįorlock is the ancient wood village of Phantomile. When returning to a corrupted Breezgale later in the game, the boss will be Baladium, a winged cobra with various unusual abilities. The boss of this stage is the Rongo Lango, one of Joka's pets. one of the largest structures in all of Phantomile. Upon unlocking the Tower as a bonus level, it is revealed to be several stories high.
Although construction on this tower was only beginning as the game started, by the end of the story it has been completed. Last but not least, Balue's Tower is also located in Breezegale. This windmill is shown as being the source of the Wind Spirit's power during the second game cinematic. Besides the Bell, another landmark of Breezegale is the gigantic Windmill near the town's center. Among the many outstanding features of this town is the Bell of Wind, a giant golden bell placed at the top of the aptly named Bell Hill with the Moon Pendant of Lephise is hidden inside. As can be expected, it is the village that our hero Klonoa calls home. The villagers of Breezegale all resemble anthropomorphic rabbits, with long furry ears and catlike faces. Locations and Bosses Breezegale: The Wind Village Baladiumīreezegale is the wind village of Phantomile. They then kidnap the Legendary Diva Lephise which spurs Klonoa and Huepow to chase after them. When they reach the top of the mountain they find two strange men, Ghadius and Joka who are searching for a pendant with magical properties. One day Klonoa awakes to a find that an object has infact crashed into the mountain and he sets off with his best friend Huepow to find out what happened. However, Klonoa is able to remember one dream, specifically vivid of an object falling from the sky and crashing into the nearby mountain. The games plot starts in the Town of Breezegale which is fueled by its inhabitants dreams, though no one can clearly remember them. Bosses are an integral part of the gameplay in Klonoa, however they have been criticized for their difficulty. The game consists of 6 Visions each with two sections in which the second section contains a Boss fight at the end. Other core elements of the gameplay include running, jumping and solving puzzles to progress through the games next set of levels which are called Visions. Once Klonoa has hit an enemy he can use it to double jump or fire it at another enemy causing them to collide and explode. Klonoa can fire Huepow from his ring to interact with objects and enemies. The gameplay in Klonoa is rather unique as the game is played in 2.5D, this means the majority of the game is a 2D sidescrolling platformer but at certain points the player will need to interact with objects outside of the 2D dimensions. Throughout the game the player controls Klonoa, a cat-like creature with wings as ears, and his trusty sidekick Huepow, a spirit enchanted inside of a ring. It was subsequently re-released via PlayStation Network in Japan and North America in 2011 and Europe in 2012, as a part of the “PS One Classics” line – a version which was ultimately compatible with PS3, PSP, and PS Vita.Ī remake of the game (simply titled Klonoa for the West) developed for the Wii platform was released in Japan on December 4th 2008 and in North America on May 5th 2009 and in Europe on May 22nd of the same year. The game also spawned a sequel Klonoa 2: Lunatea's Veil. The game revolves around the protagonist Klonoa and his sidekick Huepow.
Klonoa: Door to Phantomile is a platform game originally released for PlayStation in 1997 in Japan, followed in 1998 by North American and European releases.
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