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* NoPlotNoProblem: In the original UsefulNotes/GameBoyColor game, Toki Tori's siblings were stolen away by a tornado that was implied to be controlled by some evil force. Later releases ignore this and the eggs just seem to have gotten lost for no real reason.
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* NoPlotNoProblem: In the original UsefulNotes/GameBoyColor Platform/GameBoyColor game, Toki Tori's siblings were stolen away by a tornado that was implied to be controlled by some evil force. Later releases ignore this and the eggs just seem to have gotten lost for no real reason.
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''Toki Tori'' is a PuzzlePlatformer originally released for the UsefulNotes/GameBoyColor in 2001, then [[{{Remake}} remade]] for the Pocket PC, then getting an UpdatedRerelease (or several), all brought to you by Two Tribes.
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''Toki Tori'' is a PuzzlePlatformer originally released for the UsefulNotes/GameBoyColor Platform/GameBoyColor in 2001, then [[{{Remake}} remade]] for the Pocket PC, then getting an UpdatedRerelease (or several), all brought to you by Two Tribes.
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The game has developed something of a cult following, helped in large part by its multiple re-releases, in particular its 2010 UsefulNotes/{{Steam}} release, which added a LevelEditor so that fans could finally put together their own Easter egg hunts.
A sequel was released in April 2013 on UsefulNotes/WiiU eShop, with a Steam version released in July 2013. It is much more ambitious than its predecessor, with big worlds and some Metroidvania elements. Tools have been replaced by manipulating the environment (creatures, nature, artifacts, etc.) to help you explore the levels and collect tokens instead of eggs.
A sequel was released in April 2013 on UsefulNotes/WiiU eShop, with a Steam version released in July 2013. It is much more ambitious than its predecessor, with big worlds and some Metroidvania elements. Tools have been replaced by manipulating the environment (creatures, nature, artifacts, etc.) to help you explore the levels and collect tokens instead of eggs.
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The game has developed something of a cult following, helped in large part by its multiple re-releases, in particular its 2010 UsefulNotes/{{Steam}} Platform/{{Steam}} release, which added a LevelEditor so that fans could finally put together their own Easter egg hunts.
A sequel was released in April 2013 onUsefulNotes/WiiU Platform/WiiU eShop, with a Steam version released in July 2013. It is much more ambitious than its predecessor, with big worlds and some Metroidvania elements. Tools have been replaced by manipulating the environment (creatures, nature, artifacts, etc.) to help you explore the levels and collect tokens instead of eggs.
A sequel was released in April 2013 on
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[[SimilarlyNamedWorks Unrelated to]] 1990 PlatformGame ''VideoGame/{{Toki}}''.
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''Toki Tori'' is a puzzle game PuzzlePlatformer originally released for the UsefulNotes/GameBoyColor, UsefulNotes/GameBoyColor in 2001, then [[{{Remake}} remade]] for the Pocket PC, then getting an UpdatedRerelease (or several), all brought to you by Two Tribes.
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The game has developed something of a cult following, helped in large part by its multiple re-releases, in particular its 2010 UsefulNotes/{{Steam}} release, which added a LevelEditor so that fans could finally put together their own Easter egg hunts.
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*** Retrying a single level 10 times in a row earns "[[{{Rickroll}} Never gonna give you up!]]"
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*** Retrying a single level 10 times in a row earns "[[{{Rickroll}} "[[JustForFun/{{Rickroll}} Never gonna give you up!]]"
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* MeaningfulName: Toki means "Time" (時）, And Tori means "Bird" (鳥) in Japanese. Thus, Toki Tori is literally "Time bird" in Japanese.
