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''Ponpoko'' is a 1982 {{Arcade|Game}} PlatformGame. Though originally produced in Japan by Sigma Enterprises, it [[GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff became most popular in South Korea]], where it is known as ''Neoguri'' (너구리).
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''Ponpoko'' is a 1982 {{Arcade|Game}} UsefulNotes/{{Arcade|Game}} PlatformGame. Though originally produced in Japan by Sigma Enterprises, it [[GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff became most popular in South Korea]], where it is known as ''Neoguri'' (너구리).
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* EveryTenThousandPoints: The player gains an extra life at 30,000 points, though (as usual) difficulty switches can change this behavior.
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* JumpPhysics: Not particularly generous by modern standards, though both a high jump and a low jump are available.
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''Ponpoko'' is a 1982 {{Arcade|Game}} PlatformGame by Sigma Enterprises. The player controls a {{tanuki}} named Ponpoko, who goes around single-screen levels collecting fruits, climbing ladders, avoiding enemies, and jumping over spikes and gaps in the platforms.
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''Ponpoko'' is a 1982 {{Arcade|Game}} PlatformGame PlatformGame. Though originally produced in Japan by Sigma Enterprises. Enterprises, it [[GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff became most popular in South Korea]], where it is known as ''Neoguri'' (너구리).
The player controls a {{tanuki}} named Ponpoko, who goes around single-screen levels collecting fruits, climbing ladders, avoiding enemies, and jumping over spikes and gaps in the platforms.
The player controls a {{tanuki}} named Ponpoko, who goes around single-screen levels collecting fruits, climbing ladders, avoiding enemies, and jumping over spikes and gaps in the platforms.
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* ShaveAndAHaircut: This is used as the GameOver jingle.
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->''[-RUN RUN PONPOKO-]\\
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[-WITH YOUR BIG BELLY OUT-]''
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[-WITH YOUR BIG BELLY OUT-]''OUT-]
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Not to be confused with ''Anime/PomPoko''.
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->''[-RUN RUN PONPOKO-]\\
[-TO EAT THE FRUITS-]\\
[-JUMP BOUND AROUND-]\\
[-WITH YOUR BIG BELLY OUT-]''
-->-- AttractMode song
''Ponpoko'' is a 1982 {{Arcade|Game}} PlatformGame by Sigma Enterprises. The player controls a {{tanuki}} named Ponpoko, who goes around single-screen levels collecting fruits, climbing ladders, avoiding enemies, and jumping over spikes and gaps in the platforms.
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!!Tropes appearing in this game:
* ChestMonster: "?" pots release either bonus points or snakes.
* EdibleCollectible: The object of each level is to eat the eight "fruits" (which may be vegetables or mushrooms).
* EndlessGame: The game only has 20 "patterns," and the 20th one just repeats after you beat it.
* FallingDamage: Even falling one level is fatal, which makes it necessary to use the ladders.
* SelectiveGravity: All the enemies move from left to right and back with no regard for gravity.
* SpikesOfDoom: They may only be pins, but they're still pointy and deadly.
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[-TO EAT THE FRUITS-]\\
[-JUMP BOUND AROUND-]\\
[-WITH YOUR BIG BELLY OUT-]''
-->-- AttractMode song
''Ponpoko'' is a 1982 {{Arcade|Game}} PlatformGame by Sigma Enterprises. The player controls a {{tanuki}} named Ponpoko, who goes around single-screen levels collecting fruits, climbing ladders, avoiding enemies, and jumping over spikes and gaps in the platforms.
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!!Tropes appearing in this game:
* ChestMonster: "?" pots release either bonus points or snakes.
* EdibleCollectible: The object of each level is to eat the eight "fruits" (which may be vegetables or mushrooms).
* EndlessGame: The game only has 20 "patterns," and the 20th one just repeats after you beat it.
* FallingDamage: Even falling one level is fatal, which makes it necessary to use the ladders.
* SelectiveGravity: All the enemies move from left to right and back with no regard for gravity.
* SpikesOfDoom: They may only be pins, but they're still pointy and deadly.
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