History VideoGame / DewysAdventure

''Dewy's Adventure'' is a peculiar {{platformer}} for the Nintendo Wii, released by {{Creator/Konami}} in 2007. Unlike most platformers, where the player controls the character as they run and jump, ''Dewy's Adventure'' has the player controlling the ''world itself,'' as the titular Dewy slips and slides along it. (This uses the Wii Remote's motion-sensing capabilities, natch.) Not unlike Creator/{{Sega}}'s ''VideoGame/SuperMonkeyBall'' series, but Dewy can also jump, attack, use special abilities, and even change forms, just like any other good platforming hero. It is one half of Konami's "storybook" duology for the Wii, alongside ''VideoGame/{{Elebits}}.''

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* WinterRoyalLady: Freezedron, the boss of Icy Island, appears to be wearing a robe, and has a crown like a queen.

* GroundPound: Dewy's basic attack, in regular water form.

* [[spoiler: AstralFinale/FinalBossNewDimension: The final level takes place in an area known as Don Hedron's Space. It's not clear if it really ''is'' outer space, or if it's [[EldritchLocation something else entirely]].]]

* HeartContainer: Every level contains a [[MookMaker Gebotz]] who guards a Health Shard. Collecting four Health Shards gives you two extra units of health.

* WhatHaveYouDoneForMeLately: [[BigBad Don Hedron]] invokes this in regard to the [[WorldTree Tree of Seven Colors]] before [[spoiler: OneWingedAngel revealing his true form]]. Note that the Tree of Seven Colors is said to "give life to all living things." [[FridgeHorror Granted, it's possible that he might fall]] [[EldritchAbomination outside that group...]]

* AddedAlliterativeAppeal: The names of each of the worlds.

''Dewy's Adventure'' is a peculiar {{platformer}} for the Nintendo Wii, released by {{Creator/Konami}} in 2007. Unlike most platformers, where the player controls the character as they run and jump, ''Dewy's Adventure'' has the player controlling the ''world itself,'' as the titular Dewy slips and slides along it. (This uses the Wii Remote's motion-sensing capabilities, natch.) Not unlike Creator/{{Sega}}'s ''SuperMonkeyBall'' series, but Dewy can also jump, attack, use special abilities, and even change forms, just like any other good platforming hero. It is one half of Konami's "storybook" duology for the Wii, alongside ''VideoGame/{{Elebits}}.''

''Dewy's Adventure'' is a peculiar {{platformer}} for the Nintendo Wii, released by {{Creator/Konami}} in 2007. Unlike most platformers, where the player controls the character as they run and jump, ''Dewy's Adventure'' has the player controlling the ''world itself,'' as the titular Dewy slips and slides along it. (This uses the Wii Remote's motion-sensing capabilities, natch.) Not unlike Creator/{{Sega}}'s ''SuperMonkeyBall'' series, but Dewy can also jump, attack, use special abilities, and even change forms, just like any other good platforming hero. It is one half of Konami's "storybook" duology for the Wii, alongside ''{{Elebits}}.''

''Dewy's Adventure'' is a peculiar {{platformer}} for the Nintendo Wii, released by {{Creator/Konami}} in 2007. Unlike most platformers, where the player controls the character as they run and jump, ''Dewy's Adventure'' has the player controlling the ''world itself,'' as the titular Dewy slips and slides along it. (This uses the Wii Remote's motion-sensing capabilities, natch.) Not unlike {{Sega}}'s ''SuperMonkeyBall'' series, but Dewy can also jump, attack, use special abilities, and even change forms, just like any other good platforming hero. It is one half of Konami's "storybook" duology for the Wii, alongside ''{{Elebits}}.''

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''Dewy's Adventure'' is a peculiar {{platformer}} for the Nintendo Wii, released by {{Konami}} in 2007. Unlike most platformers, where the player controls the character as they run and jump, ''Dewy's Adventure'' has the player controlling the ''world itself,'' as the titular Dewy slips and slides along it. (This uses the Wii Remote's motion-sensing capabilities, natch.) Not unlike {{Sega}}'s ''SuperMonkeyBall'' series, but Dewy can also jump, attack, use special abilities, and even change forms, just like any other good platforming hero. It is one half of Konami's "storybook" duology for the Wii, alongside ''{{Elebits}}.''

* LethalLavaLand: The volcano, naturally. Due to its temperature, Dewy can't become his ice form here--especially tricky, since that's his most combat-oriented form.

* BilingualBonus: "Eau" means "water" in French. Not all of the Eaus resemble water (a lot of them look like other natural elements), but water is definitely important to the Tree of Life.

* EmergencyWeapon: Normal Dewy's GroundPound move. It has limited range and doesn't do much damage, and usually needs to be used in conjunction with other, weather-based powers to do anything worthwhile. It's more useful for cancelling jumps than combat.

* ShockAndAwe: Cloud Dewy can shoot massive bolts of lightning that can kill (or paralyze) large numbers of enemies.

* SpringySpores: Dewy can bounce off mushrooms, and GroundPound them for extra height.

* SlippySlideyIceWorld: Ice Island. Since it's so cold, Dewy can't become his cloud form in this level.

* TreeOfLife: Where the game takes place.

* HeartContainer: Every level contains a MookMaker who guards a Health Shard. Collecting every Health Shard from a world gives you one extra unit of health.

* MookMaker: The large, pitcher-shaped enemies continually spit up basic mooks.

* WinterRoyalLady: Icedron, the boss of Icy Island, appears to be wearing a robe, and has a crown like a queen.

The game takes place in a massive tree known as the [[WorldTree Tree of Life]], which is home to spirits known as Eaus that keep the balance of nature in check. Eaus are peaceful beings, but in times of strife, they have a protector: Dewy, an enchanted droplet of water who is summoned by the tree in times of need. The tree also has an old nemesis in the form of the Black Water: A sinister ooze that rains from the sky to poison the tree. As the latest chapter in this battle as old as time unfolds, the Black Water has managed to not only take all the Eaus hostage, but also steal all of the mystical Wonder Fruits from the tree. With the last of its strength, the manages to summon Dewy to combat the forces of the Black Water and reclaim all the fruits that keep nature in check.

* SurpriseDifficulty: Don't be fooled by its cutesy exterior: This game means ''business,'' especially for those going for HundredPercentCompletion.

* WintryRoyalLady: Icedron, the boss of Icy Island, appears to be wearing a robe, and has a crown like a queen.

* WinteryRoyalLady: Icedron, the boss of Icy Island, appears to be wearing a robe, and has a crown like a queen.

''Dewy's Adventure'' is a peculiar {{platformer}} for the Nintendo Wii, released by Konami in 2007. Unlike most platformers, where the player controls the character as they run and jump, ''Dewy's Adventure'' has the player controlling the ''world itself,'' as the titular Dewy slips and slides along it. (This uses the Wii Remote's motion-sensing capabilities, natch.) Not unlike {{Sega}}'s ''SuperMonkeyBall'' series, but Dewy can also jump, attack, use special abilities, and even change forms, just like any other good platforming hero. It is one half of Konami's "storybook" duology for the Wii, alongside ''{{Elebits}}.''

Warning: [[RuleOfCute Absurdly, mind-breakingly cute.]] Double warning: [[SurpriseDifficultly That special kind of cute that lulls you into a false sense of security.]]