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* PlaylistSoundtrack: The overworld Resort areas have a rotating playlist of songs that play, which are all WithLyrics versions of classic Namco-Bandai tunes. These are interspersed with AnnouncerChatter from radio DJs, who talk about things relevant to the resort you're hearing them in (such as the City Resort announcer talking about skateboard tricks).
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* PlaylistSoundtrack: The overworld Resort areas have a rotating playlist of songs that play, which are all WithLyrics versions of classic Namco-Bandai tunes. These are interspersed with AnnouncerChatter from radio DJs, [=DJs=], who talk about things relevant to the resort you're hearing them in (such as the City Resort announcer talking about skateboard tricks).
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* StockNessMonster: [[spoiler:The Lake Monster in Mountain Resort, which only appears at sunrise.]]
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* StockNessMonster: [[spoiler:The Lake Monster in Mountain Resort, which only appears at sunrise.sunset.]]
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* DoesNotLikeShoes: Marine Resort gives you the option of going barefoot. The Switch version adds this option in, of all places, the ''[[ExposedToTheElements Snow Resort]]'', via an unlockable outfit that does not include shoes.
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* WalkingSwimsuitScene: Going around the Marine Resort wearing only a swimsuit is entirely possible, as befitting the beach setting. Male avatars and Miis double as a WalkingShirtlessScene if you do this.
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* BigfootSasquatchAndYeti: [[spoiler:A friendly yeti inhabits the Snow Resort, and it enjoys being photographed.]]
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* BigfootSasquatchAndYeti: [[spoiler:A [[spoiler:In the Switch version, a friendly yeti inhabits the Snow Resort, and it enjoys being photographed.]]
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* CompanyCrossReferences: With Creator/{{Namco}} being the game's publisher, expect several ''VideoGame/PacMan'' cameos throughout the game world.
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** Fully complete each resort's special quest (finding lost items in Marine Resort, delivering mail in the City Resort, recovering lost stew ingredients in the Snow Resort and completing the chain of deals in Mountain Resort.)
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** Fully complete each resort's special quest (finding lost items in Marine Resort, delivering mail in the City Resort, recovering lost stew ingredients in the Snow Resort and completing the chain of deals in Mountain Resort.)Resort).
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* OneHundredPercentCompletion: In the Wii version, this is defined as the following:
** Earn all 90 keys (78 silver and 12 gold).
** Get a picture taken at all 56 photo ops, 28 for each time of day (daytime/non-daytime) and 14 for each resort.
** Find all 28 treasure chests, 7 at each resort.
** Take a picture of all 40 unique marine animal species in free scuba diving mode at the marine resort.
** Find all 51 hint balloons across all 4 resorts.
** Earn all 90 keys (78 silver and 12 gold).
** Get a picture taken at all 56 photo ops, 28 for each time of day (daytime/non-daytime) and 14 for each resort.
** Find all 28 treasure chests, 7 at each resort.
** Take a picture of all 40 unique marine animal species in free scuba diving mode at the marine resort.
** Find all 51 hint balloons across all 4 resorts.
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* FetchQuest: The Marine and Snow resorts have fetch quests you can do in their overworlds. The Marine quest simply has you hunting down items hidden in specific spots, but the Snow quests require you to both find the [=NPCs=] who hand out the items and make it back to the quest-giver within a time limit.
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* FetchQuest: Half of the four resort-exclusive special quests are this. The Marine and Snow resorts have fetch resorts' special quests you can do are done in their overworlds. The Marine special quest simply has you hunting down items hidden in specific spots, but the Snow quests special quest require you to both find each of the [=NPCs=] who hand out the items and make it back to the quest-giver within a time limit. limit without wiping out.
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* HundredPercentCompletion: A shockingly daunting prospect, as this means clearing every level of every minigame (and there are lots), as well as doing dozens of achievements in the overworld.
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* HundredPercentCompletion: A shockingly daunting prospect, as In the Wii version, this means clearing every level is defined as the following:
** Earn all 90 keys (78 silver and 12 gold).
** Get a picture taken at all 56 photo ops, 28 for each time ofevery minigame (and there are lots), as well as doing dozens day (daytime/non-daytime) and 14 for each resort.
** Find all 28 treasure chests, 7 at each resort.
** Take a picture ofachievements all 40 unique marine animal species in free scuba diving mode at the marine resort.
** Find all 51 hint balloons across all 4 resorts.
** Fully complete each resort's special quest (finding lost items in Marine Resort, delivering mail in theoverworld. City Resort, recovering lost stew ingredients in the Snow Resort and completing the chain of deals in Mountain Resort.)
** Earn all 90 keys (78 silver and 12 gold).
** Get a picture taken at all 56 photo ops, 28 for each time of
** Find all 28 treasure chests, 7 at each resort.
** Take a picture of
** Find all 51 hint balloons across all 4 resorts.
** Fully complete each resort's special quest (finding lost items in Marine Resort, delivering mail in the
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** Take a picture of all 40 unique marine animal species in free scuba diving mode.
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** Take a picture of all 40 unique marine animal species in free scuba diving mode.mode at the marine resort.
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* OneHundredPercentCompletion: In the Wii version, this is defined as the following:
** Earn all 90 keys (78 silver and 12 gold).
** Get a picture taken at all 56 photo ops, 28 for each time of day (daytime/non-daytime) and 14 for each resort.
** Find all 28 treasure chests, 7 at each resort.
** Take a picture of all 40 unique marine animal species in free scuba diving mode.
** Find all 51 hint balloons across all 4 resorts.
** Earn all 90 keys (78 silver and 12 gold).
** Get a picture taken at all 56 photo ops, 28 for each time of day (daytime/non-daytime) and 14 for each resort.
** Find all 28 treasure chests, 7 at each resort.
** Take a picture of all 40 unique marine animal species in free scuba diving mode.
** Find all 51 hint balloons across all 4 resorts.
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* GuideDangIt: The secret area in the Marine Resort is easily the most difficult to find, and is not at all intuitive. Most of the other secret areas can be accessed on foot, and there are usually clear openings or hints that lead you to them. The Marine Resort secret, however, requires you to [[spoiler: head to an out-of-the-way part of the ATV park, and make a ''very precise'' jump in your ATV off a ramp and over a fairly nondescript wall whose only hint that there's anything odd about it is the fact that there's a single NPC on top of the wall, whom you may or may not see. And even then, you're still not in the caves--you have to hug the back wall until you fall down in a hole in the ground that leads to them.]] And the caves contain ''three'' things you need for HundredPercentCompletion--the caves themselves count for one thing, but there's also a photo spot and a treasure chest in there. Oh, and did we mention that the photo spot is only there at night?
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* GuideDangIt: The secret area in the Marine Resort is easily the most difficult to find, and is not at all intuitive. Most of the other secret areas can be accessed on foot, and there are usually clear openings or hints that lead you to them. The Marine Resort secret, however, requires you to [[spoiler: head to an out-of-the-way part of the ATV park, and make a ''very precise'' jump in your ATV off a ramp and over a fairly nondescript wall whose only hint that there's anything odd about it is the fact that there's a single NPC on top of the wall, whom you may or may not see. And even then, you're still not in the caves--you have to hug the back wall until you fall down in a hole in the ground that leads to them.]] And the caves contain ''three'' things you need for HundredPercentCompletion--the caves themselves count for one thing, but there's also a photo spot and a treasure chest in there. Oh, and did we mention that the photo spot is only there at night? sunset?
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* NoAntagonist: Kawaii Island is free of any conflicts or villains whatsoever. Everything there is peaceful and no one there is in serious danger.
* NoPlotNoProblem: There's no overarching story in this game. Just embark on your own adventure in any of the resorts.
* NoPlotNoProblem: There's no overarching story in this game. Just embark on your own adventure in any of the resorts.
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* BottomlessPit: Some resorts have dangerous areas where if you fall, you'll immediately respawn on safer ground nearby.
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* SuperDrowningSkills: Driving land vehicles into water results in an automatic respawn. This also occurs if you jump into a body of water at the Mountain Resort without any vehicle.
* SuperNotDrowningSkills: You can swim in the Marine Resort. It's a skill vital for one Gold Key objective.
* SuperNotDrowningSkills: You can swim in the Marine Resort. It's a skill vital for one Gold Key objective.
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* VideoGameCaringPotential: In the Snow Resort, one Gold Key objective is to help 10 downed skiers or snowboarders.
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* GuideDangIt: The secret area in the Marine Resort is easily the most difficult to find, and is not at all intuitive. Most of the other secret areas can be accessed on foot, and there are usually clear openings or hints that lead you to them. The Marine Resort secret, however, requires you to [[spoiler: head to an out-of-the-way part of the ATV park, and make a ''very precise'' jump in your ATV off a ramp and over a fairly nondescript wall whose only hint that there's anything odd about it is the fact that there's a single NPC on top of the wall, whom you may or may not see. And even then, you're still not in the caves--you have to hug the back wall until you fall down in a hole in the ground that leads to them.]] And the caves contain ''three'' things you need for HundredPercentCompletion--the caves themselves count for one thing, but there's also a photo spot and a treasure chest in there. Oh, and did we mention that the photo spot is only there at night?
** The "Talk to locals 20 times" star is extremely easy to do, but its description is deceptive. Since there are {{Non Player Character}}s around you can chat with, you would naturally assume you need to talk to them 20 times to earn the star, right? Nope--what you ''actually'' have to do is [[spoiler: use your D-pad gestures around the non-interactive [=NPCs=] 20 times, which is considered "talking" to them.]]
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* VideoGameSettings:
** Marine Resort: GreenHillZone and PalmTreePanic with a little bit of JungleJapes
** City Resort: GraffitiTown with an AmusementPark thrown in
** Snow Resort: SlippySlideyIceWorld and DeathMountain
** Mountain Resort: TheLostWoods, with a bit of DeathMountain thrown in, and a BigFancyCastle in the center
** Marine Resort: GreenHillZone and PalmTreePanic with a little bit of JungleJapes
** City Resort: GraffitiTown with an AmusementPark thrown in
** Snow Resort: SlippySlideyIceWorld and DeathMountain
** Mountain Resort: TheLostWoods, with a bit of DeathMountain thrown in, and a BigFancyCastle in the center
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* WithLyrics: Several of the songs that play in the game are songs from various Namco properties with lyrics. For example, the song "Blinky and Clyde" is the VideoGame/PacLand theme with lyrics added.
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* PlaylistSoundtrack: The overworld Resort areas have a rotating playlist of songs that play, which are all With Lyrics versions of classic Namco-Bandai tunes. These are interspersed with Announcer Chatter from radio DJs, who talk about things relevant to the resort you're hearing them in (such as the City Resort announcer talking about skateboard tricks).
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