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* SecretCharacter: Quite a few actually. Every character in the N64 and the PS2 games had unlockable forms that were humanoid mythological creatures. They were all pretty much the same character, but (I think) they got better bonuses to their preferred stat (Anubis/Medusa gets better magic, Minotaur gets even higher strength, etc.). Furthermore, Sumner could be unlocked and acted as a super powerful Wizard.
** For the "Dark Legacy" unlockables you had to get all the coins under a time limit in certain levels, and if you did the unlockable characters had at least 50 points more in their stats than their "normal versions."
*** And even further furthermore, there are special codes you can out in as your name in the PS2 and Gamecube versions to play as alternate alternate characters. Among them were a waitress Sorceress (complete with throwing plates!), a football-hurling quarterback Knight, and an alien Wizard. In the end you've got a total of 25 playable secret characters, outside of the normal secret characters.

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* SecretCharacter: Quite a few actually. Every character in the N64 and the PS2 games had unlockable forms that were humanoid mythological creatures. They were all pretty much the same character, but (I think) they got better bonuses to their preferred stat (Anubis/Medusa gets better magic, Minotaur gets even higher strength, etc.). Furthermore, Sumner could be unlocked and acted as a super powerful Wizard. And even further furthermore, there are special codes you can out in as your name in the PS2 and Gamecube versions to play as alternate alternate characters. Among them were a watress Sorceress (complete with throwing plates!), a football-hurling quarterback Knight, and an alien Wizard. In the end you've got a total of 25 playable characters, or at least 3 alternate skins for the central 8.
*** For the "Dark Legacy" unlockables you had to get all the coins under a time limit in certain levels, and if you did the unlockable characters had at least 50 points more in their stats than their "normal versions."

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* SecretCharacter: Quite a few actually. Every character in the N64 and the PS2 games had unlockable forms that were humanoid mythological creatures. They were all pretty much the same character, but (I think) they got better bonuses to their preferred stat (Anubis/Medusa gets better magic, Minotaur gets even higher strength, etc.). Furthermore, Sumner could be unlocked and acted as a super powerful Wizard.
** For the "Dark Legacy" unlockables you had to get all the coins under a time limit in certain levels, and if you did the unlockable characters had at least 50 points more in their stats than their "normal versions."
*** And even further furthermore, there are special codes you can out in as your name in the PS2 and Gamecube versions to play as alternate alternate characters. Among them were a waitress Sorceress (complete with throwing plates!), a football-hurling quarterback Knight, and an alien Wizard. In the end you've got a total of 25 playable secret characters, outside of the normal secret characters.

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