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* RoaringRapids: The second level (Down The River) is an overhead autoscroller that takes Tom up the river. He can steer his raft and can jump over obstacles.
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* RoaringRapids: The second level (Down The River) is an overhead autoscroller that takes Tom up the river. He can steer his raft and can jump over obstacles.obstacles.
* StockNessMonster: Injun Joe rides one named Mishie during the FinalBoss battle.
* StockNessMonster: Injun Joe rides one named Mishie during the FinalBoss battle.
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* AnimalsNotToScale: Tom battles a giant crocodile at the end of the second level.
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* AnimalsNotToScale: Tom battles a giant crocodile octopus at the end of the first level, a giant alligator at the end of the second level.level, and a giant gorilla at the end of the third.
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* KillerGorilla: The boss of Level 3.
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* AnachronismStew: In Level 5, Tom rides a cloud and battles a giant gun-mounted [[UsefulNotes/{{Airships}} Zeppelin]], which was ''nowhere near'' a thing in the mid-1840's. Even if it is a dream.
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* AnachronismStew: In Level 5, Tom rides a cloud and battles a giant gun-mounted [[UsefulNotes/{{Airships}} Zeppelin]], which was ''nowhere near'' ''not quite'' a thing in the mid-1840's. mid-1840's (The earliest known airship was created in 1852, and airships weren't used for war until decades later), Even if it is a dream.
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* AnachronismStew: In Level 5, Tom rides a cloud and battles a giant Zeppelin, which was not a thing in 1845. Rather sketchy even for a dream.
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* AnachronismStew: In Level 5, Tom rides a cloud and battles a giant Zeppelin, gun-mounted [[UsefulNotes/{{Airships}} Zeppelin]], which was not ''nowhere near'' a thing in 1845. Rather sketchy even for the mid-1840's. Even if it is a dream.
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* PragmaticAdaptation: Here we have a video game adaptation based on a novel ''over a century'' earlier.
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* PragmaticAdaptation: Here we have a video game adaptation based on a novel ''over a century'' earlier. ''113 years'' in fact.
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A 1989 Platform Game based on [[Literature/TheAdventuresOfTomSawyer the world of Tom Sawyer]], published by Seta for the NES.
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A 1989 Platform Game loosely based on [[Literature/TheAdventuresOfTomSawyer the world of Tom Sawyer]], published by Seta for the NES.
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[[caption-width-right:268: Daydreams were never this wild.]]
A 1989 Platform Game based on [[Literature/TheAdventuresOfTomSawyer the world of Tom Sawyer]], published by Seta for the NES.
The game begins with Tom dozing off and daydreaming while in class. In his dream he must rescue Becky Thatcher from Injun Joe, and that's pretty much the gist of it. You control Tom Sawyer as he explores different areas and lands in his dream adventure, which takes him to weird and wacky locales, like a pirate ship, a forest, and a haunted house.
The game can be played with one or two players in an alternating mode where the second player takes control of Huckleberry Finn.
Not to be confused with [[Creator/SquareEnix Square's]] Japan-only Tom Sawyer [=RPG=], also released on the NES.
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!!This adventure contains examples of:
* AnimalsNotToScale: Tom battles a giant crocodile at the end of the second level.
* DreamLand: The entire game takes place within Tom's dream.
* ExcusePlot: Tom Sawyer daydreams while at school, sending him on an adventure through a dream land where Injun Joe has kidnapped Becky Thatcher.
* GangplankGalleon: The first level takes place on a ship. The player battles pirates with a giant lazy octopus waiting for him at the very end.
* NeverSmileAtACrocodile: Especially an inexplicably ''giant'' one that sends whirlpools at you.
* RoaringRapids: The second level (Down The River) is an overhead autoscroller that takes Tom up the river. He can steer his raft and can jump over obstacles.
[[caption-width-right:268: Daydreams were never this wild.]]
A 1989 Platform Game based on [[Literature/TheAdventuresOfTomSawyer the world of Tom Sawyer]], published by Seta for the NES.
The game begins with Tom dozing off and daydreaming while in class. In his dream he must rescue Becky Thatcher from Injun Joe, and that's pretty much the gist of it. You control Tom Sawyer as he explores different areas and lands in his dream adventure, which takes him to weird and wacky locales, like a pirate ship, a forest, and a haunted house.
The game can be played with one or two players in an alternating mode where the second player takes control of Huckleberry Finn.
Not to be confused with [[Creator/SquareEnix Square's]] Japan-only Tom Sawyer [=RPG=], also released on the NES.
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!!This adventure contains examples of:
* AnimalsNotToScale: Tom battles a giant crocodile at the end of the second level.
* DreamLand: The entire game takes place within Tom's dream.
* ExcusePlot: Tom Sawyer daydreams while at school, sending him on an adventure through a dream land where Injun Joe has kidnapped Becky Thatcher.
* GangplankGalleon: The first level takes place on a ship. The player battles pirates with a giant lazy octopus waiting for him at the very end.
* NeverSmileAtACrocodile: Especially an inexplicably ''giant'' one that sends whirlpools at you.
* RoaringRapids: The second level (Down The River) is an overhead autoscroller that takes Tom up the river. He can steer his raft and can jump over obstacles.
