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* CopyProtection: (Sort of) with RandomlyDrops and LevelGrinding - If you want to access half the downloads on the [[http://www.locoroco.com website]], you'll have to get a code in ''[=LocoRoco=] 2'' after you [[HundredPercentCompletion finish building the MuiMui house]]. Not to mention those things are exclusive to that website and aren't on UsefulNotes/PlayStationNetwork or whatever.
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* CopyProtection: (Sort of) with RandomlyDrops and LevelGrinding - If you want to access half the downloads on the [[http://www.locoroco.com website]], you'll have to get a code in ''[=LocoRoco=] 2'' after you [[HundredPercentCompletion finish building the MuiMui house]]. Not to mention those things are exclusive to that website and aren't on UsefulNotes/PlayStationNetwork Platform/PlayStationNetwork or whatever.
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* TreeTrunkTour: Yamboona Tree, a world with giant trees that piece the sky. Most of a level's length set in this world has you navigating the wood trunks within, with little time spent on the flat ground.
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* TreeTrunkTour: Yamboona Tree, a world with giant trees that piece pierce the sky. Most of a level's length set in this world has you navigating the wood trunks within, with little time spent on the flat ground.
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* TreeTrunkTour: Yamboona Tree, a world with giant trees that piece the sky. Most of a level's length set in this world has you navigating the wood trunks within, with little time spent on the flat ground.
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A sequel, ''[=LocoRoco=] 2'', was released in 2008. The Moja Troop return to Euphoria once more, this time with designs on beating [=LocoRoco=] at their own game with a song of their own. But unlike the songs the blobs sing, the alien's song drains flora and fauna of their lifeforce. It's now up to the player to yet again take control of Euphoria and defeat the Moja Troop, which is stronger--and has more allies--than ever.
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A sequel, ''[=LocoRoco=] 2'', was released in 2008. The Moja Troop return to Euphoria once more, this time with designs on beating [=LocoRoco=] at their own game with a song of their own. But unlike the songs the blobs sing, the alien's aliens' song drains flora and fauna of their lifeforce. It's now up to the player to yet again take control of Euphoria and defeat the Moja Troop, which is stronger--and has more allies--than ever.
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A sequel, ''[=LocoRoco=] 2'', was released in 2008. The Moja Troop return to Euphoria once more, this time with designs on beating [=LocoRoco=] at their own game with a song of their own. But unlike the songs the blobs sing, the alien's song drains flora and fauna of their lifeforce. It's now up to the player to yet again take control of Euphoria and defeat the Moja Troop, which are stronger--and has more allies--than ever.
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A sequel, ''[=LocoRoco=] 2'', was released in 2008. The Moja Troop return to Euphoria once more, this time with designs on beating [=LocoRoco=] at their own game with a song of their own. But unlike the songs the blobs sing, the alien's song drains flora and fauna of their lifeforce. It's now up to the player to yet again take control of Euphoria and defeat the Moja Troop, which are is stronger--and has more allies--than ever.
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A sequel, ''[=LocoRoco=] 2'', was released in 2008. The Moja Troop return to Euphoria once more, this time with designs on beating [=LocoRoco=] at their own game with a song of their own. But unlike the songs the blobs sing, the alien's song drains flora and fauna of their lifeforce. It's now up to the player to yet again take control of Euphoria and defeat the Moja Troop, who which are stronger--and has more allies--than ever.
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On the peaceful planet of Euphoria, the titular [=LocoRoco=], a race of [[BlobMonster colorful blobs]], spend their days singing and playing with the various creatures they coexist with. But one day, an evil legion of aliens called the Moja Troop invade Euphoria to take it over. Since the [=LocoRoco=] don't know how to fight or defend themselves, the player takes control of Euphoria itself and must tilt and shake the planet to move the [=LocoRoco=] around and help them the vanquish the Moja Troop.
A sequel, ''[=LocoRoco=] 2'', was released in 2008. Both ''[=LocoRoco=]'' games were eventually remastered and re-released on the Platform/PlayStation4 in 2017.
A sequel, ''[=LocoRoco=] 2'', was released in 2008. Both ''[=LocoRoco=]'' games were eventually remastered and re-released on the Platform/PlayStation4 in 2017.
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On the peaceful planet of Euphoria, the titular [=LocoRoco=], a race of [[BlobMonster colorful blobs]], spend their days singing and playing with the various creatures they coexist with. But one day, an evil legion of aliens called the Moja Troop invade Euphoria to take it over. Since the [=LocoRoco=] don't know how to fight or defend themselves, the player takes control of Euphoria itself and must tilt and shake the planet to move the [=LocoRoco=] around and help them the vanquish the Moja Troop.
A sequel, ''[=LocoRoco=] 2'', was released in 2008. The Moja Troop return to Euphoria once more, this time with designs on beating [=LocoRoco=] at their own game with a song of their own. But unlike the songs the blobs sing, the alien's song drains flora and fauna of their lifeforce. It's now up to the player to yet again take control of Euphoria and defeat the Moja Troop, who are stronger--and has more allies--than ever.
Both ''[=LocoRoco=]'' games were eventually remastered and re-released on the Platform/PlayStation4 in 2017.
A sequel, ''[=LocoRoco=] 2'', was released in 2008. The Moja Troop return to Euphoria once more, this time with designs on beating [=LocoRoco=] at their own game with a song of their own. But unlike the songs the blobs sing, the alien's song drains flora and fauna of their lifeforce. It's now up to the player to yet again take control of Euphoria and defeat the Moja Troop, who are stronger--and has more allies--than ever.
Both ''[=LocoRoco=]'' games were eventually remastered and re-released on the Platform/PlayStation4 in 2017.
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* AllJustADream: [[spoiler: Cocoreccho! is simply a dream that Bonmucho was having.]]
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* SecretLevel: Four of them in ''[=LocoRoco=] 2'': Perculoka 2, Jaojab 3, Kelapton 3, and [[BrutalBonusLevel BuiBui Fort 3]] can only be unlocked by piecing together 4 different maps.
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* SecretLevel: Four of them in ''[=LocoRoco=] 2'': Perculoka 2, Jaojab 3, Kelapton 2, Jaojab 3, and [[BrutalBonusLevel BuiBui Fort 3]] can only be unlocked by piecing together 4 different maps.
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* GaiasVengeance: Anyone ''actively'' causing physical pain to Euphoria is met with lightning. It sends down a bolt of lightning to a [=BuiBui=] that attempts to tug on the ground of Tropuca with their fishing rod in a bonus cutscene.
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A sequel, ''[=LocoRoco=] 2'', was released in 2008. Both ''[=LocoRoco=]'' games were eventually remastered and re-released on the UsefulNotes/PlayStation4 in 2017.
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A sequel, ''[=LocoRoco=] 2'', was released in 2008. Both ''[=LocoRoco=]'' games were eventually remastered and re-released on the UsefulNotes/PlayStation4 Platform/PlayStation4 in 2017.
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''[=LocoRoco=]'' is a PlatformGame game developed by Creator/SIEJapanStudio and published by Creator/SonyInteractiveEntertainment for the UsefulNotes/PlayStationPortable in 2006.
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''[=LocoRoco=]'' is a PlatformGame game developed by Creator/SIEJapanStudio and published by Creator/SonyInteractiveEntertainment for the UsefulNotes/PlayStationPortable Platform/PlayStationPortable in 2006.
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* FromNobodyToNightmare: [[spoiler:Galamar, who initially serves as the host of the Loco Race minigame. [[HundredPercentCompletion Get rid of all the muck in each level, including the secret levels,]] and it is revealed that he's been collecting the muck to launch a final attack on the planet, setting him up as the TrueFinalBoss.]]
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* FromNobodyToNightmare: [[spoiler:Galamar, [[spoiler:Galanmar, who initially serves as the host of the Loco Race minigame. [[HundredPercentCompletion Get rid of all the muck in each level, including the secret levels,]] and it is revealed that he's she's been collecting the muck to launch a final attack on the planet, setting him her up as the TrueFinalBoss.]]
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* CheckpointStarvation: More like Fruit Starvation. [=BuiBui=] Fort 3 gives you only 2 additional fruit for 80% of the stage, with the other ''17'' fruit locked away in a room guarder room. Same can be said for most levels in ''Midnight Carnival.''
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* CheckpointStarvation: More like Fruit Starvation. [=BuiBui=] Fort 3 gives you only 2 additional fruit for 80% of the stage, with the other ''17'' fruit locked away in a room guarder room.area at the end of the level. Same can be said for most levels in ''Midnight Carnival.''
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* SecretLevel: Four of them in ''[=LocoRoco=] 2'': Pererculoka 2, Jaojab 3, Kelapton 3, and [[BrutalBonusLevel BuiBui Fort 3]] can only be unlocked by piecing together 4 different maps.
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* SecretLevel: Four of them in ''[=LocoRoco=] 2'': Pererculoka Perculoka 2, Jaojab 3, Kelapton 3, and [[BrutalBonusLevel BuiBui Fort 3]] can only be unlocked by piecing together 4 different maps.
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* AstralFinale: [[spoiler:The fight against [[TrueFinalBoss Galamar]] in the sequel takes place in outer space.]]
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* FromNobodyToNightmare: [[spoiler:Galamar, who initially serves as the host of the Loco Race minigame. [[HundredPercentCompletion Get rid of all the muck in each level, including the secret levels,]] and it is revealed that he's been collecting the muck to launch a final attack on the planet, setting him up as the TrueFinalBoss.]]
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* SecretLevel: Four of them in ''[=LocoRoco=] 2'': Pererculoka 2, Jaojab 3, Kelapton 3, and [[BrutalBonusLevel BuiBui Fort 3]] can only be unlocked by piecing together 4 different maps.
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* CatapultToGlory: Run out of ammo while defending the [=MuiMui=] House in the sequel, and the [=MuiMui=] will fall back to this as a last resort. They're slow to climb the ladder leading to your cannon and don't have the best aim compared to the stones you were using. Unless there's only a few enemies left, you aren't likely going to survive without losing a piece of furniture to damage. It is also heavily implied to be painful, as checking on them inside after a battle will have them feeling sore.
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* DinnerDeformation: Happens in [[WombLevel Womb Levels]] although the scale the thing bulging are organs and not the whole neck.
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* DinnerDeformation: Happens in [[WombLevel Womb Levels]] although the scale the thing Levels]]. The [=LocoRoco=] are rather small initally and don't cause a lot of bulging are organs and not at first, but as they collect fruit the whole neck.effect becomes more promiment when moving across deformable terrain.
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* [[HumanCannonball MuiMui Cannonball]]: Run out of ammo while defending the [=MuiMui=] House in the sequel, and the [=MuiMui=] will fall back to this as a last resort. They're slow to climb the ladder leading to your cannon and don't have the best aim compared to the stones you were using. Unless there's only a few enemies left, you aren't likely going to survive without losing a piece of furniture to damage. It is also heavily implied to be painful, as checking on them inside after a battle will have them feeling sore.
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* AllYourBaseAreBelongToUs: In the sequel, the [=BuiBui=] will infrequently attack the [=MuiMui=] House. Building a cannon to fend them off makes up a plot arc.
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* [[HumanCannonball MuiMui Cannonball]]: Run out of ammo while defending the [=MuiMui=] House in the sequel, and the [=MuiMui=] will fall back to this as a last resort. They're slow to climb the ladder leading to your cannon and don't have the best aim compared to the stones you were using. Unless there's only a few enemies left, you aren't likely going to survive without losing a piece of furniture to damage. It is also heavily implied to be painful, as checking on them inside after a battle will have them feeling sore.
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* VillainSong: [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=heeggvTaTew The Mojya theme]] from ''[=LocoRoco 2=]'' is one of the best out there. But it can suck one's life force away.
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* VillainSong: [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=heeggvTaTew com/watch?v=Qk6onZ2HugE The Mojya theme]] from ''[=LocoRoco 2=]'' is one of the best out there. But it can suck one's life force away.
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* GreenHillZone: Perculoca, both literally (being a green mountainous area) and figuratively (as one of the first levels introduced to you in both games).
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* GreenHillZone: Perculoca, both literally (being a green mountainous area) and figuratively (as one of the first levels introduced to you in both games). Franzea, the flower field level you start the first game in, would also qualify.
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%%* CheerfulChild: Kulche, the yellow [=LocoRoco=], one of the most cheerful of all.
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* SugarBowl: Pretty much most of the worlds. Especially Fraenza, the place where music goes dadhi da do da, dadhi da do daaa...
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* SugarBowl: Pretty much most of the worlds. Especially Fraenza, the place where music goes dadhi da do da, dadhi da do daaa...Franzea, a giant flower field filled with vibrantly-coloured plantlife.
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* OneWingedAngel: [[spoiler:Bomucho and Majoline have access to stronger forms in the sequel. The first instance of Bomucho transforming is a case of ClippedWingAngel, but the second boss fight is this. Majoline also transforms to fight the [=LocoRoco=] as the FinalBoss.]]
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* OneWingedAngel: [[spoiler:Bomucho [[spoiler:Bonmucho and Majoline have access to stronger forms in the sequel. The first instance of Bomucho Bonmucho transforming is a case of ClippedWingAngel, but the second boss fight is this. Majoline also transforms to fight the [=LocoRoco=] as the FinalBoss.]]
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* VillainousMotherSonDuo: In [=LocoRoco 2=] Bonmucho is joined by his mother Majoline, who is every bit as villainous as he is, in addition to being far more competent.
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A sequel, ''LocoRoco ''[=LocoRoco=] 2'', was released in 2008. Both ''LocoRoco'' ''[=LocoRoco=]'' games were eventually remastered and re-released on the UsefulNotes/PlayStation4 in 2017.
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Aside from having an original concept, the game was a massive hit in US and is probably the cutest game in all of existence. Also includes tons of ear worms. Made by Creator/SIEJapanStudio.
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* BandLand: Calo Caro. Combined with AncientAfrica. "Aiooo! Aiooo!..."
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* CuteKid: Kulche, the happy-go-lucky yellow [=LocoRoco=].
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* CuteKid: TheCutie: Kulche, the happy-go-lucky yellow [=LocoRoco=].
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* CueKid: Kulche, the happy-go-lucky yellow [=LocoRoco=].
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* CueKid: CuteKid: Kulche, the happy-go-lucky yellow [=LocoRoco=].
