Chou-Gekijou-Ban Keroro Gunsou:
Enshuu Dayo! Zenin Shuugou
(for the Nintendo DS)

FAQ Version 0.1

FAQ by Alexander Shen

Last updated: March 24th, 2006

E-mail: alex@wanderingpanda.com

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Title Screen
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A "Touch" appears
	Tap the "Touch" button to continue to the Main Menu.

Main Menu
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Two Options Appear
	- Start New Game
		Starting a new game will begin the dialogue/cutscene
		sequence explaining the story behind Keroro Gunsou
		and such.  Press START at any time to skip the whole
		cutscene without tapping the screen to continue.

		After the cutscenes are finished, you proceed onto the
		Living Room area.

	- Load Saved Game
		A saved progress game can be loaded here.  If you have
		a saved game, it'll pop you right into the Living Room.

Living Room
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This is where all of the game option happen.  There are a few items in
the room that you can click on.  Clicking on the frogs themselves will
cause some type of animation to happen.  Highlarious.

Throughout the entire game is a little green arrow with some katakana
beneath it.  Clicking on that is basically saying "go back".  This is
how you exit menus and as well as getting back to the Main Menu from
the Living Room.

Anytime you select one of the objects, you are presented with a box
that asks if you want to continue with that option.  The buttons that
appear on the bottom are in the following order: "Yes" and "No"

	- Book by the television
		Rules on how to play the mini-games

	- Soda Machine/Gashapon Machine
		Purchase mini-games to play.  If you haven't boughten
		any mini-games, you can't play any.  You start the
		game with 4000 credits to purchase your first game.
		Credits are earned from playing mini-games.

	- Tiny Fridge
		Play the mini-games that you have already collected.

	- Gundam Box
		Check out your gundam collection.  I haven't really
		had time to play around with this one.  I assume
		that you'll collect the 64 different Gunpla figures
		throughout your adventures.

	- Kero Ball
		Setup Multiplayer.  I have no idea how this works as
		I haven't had anyone to try it with yet.

	- Monitor
		"Save Data"
		This saves the current data set so you can load it
		for later play.

		"Records"
		This shows your the records you have for the mini-games
		that you've played (a High Scores board, if you will).

Mini-Games
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When you select a mini-game, you are presented with the option to pick
a difficulty level.  Then you are presented with choosing which frog
to use for this particular mini-game.  I have yet to find a difference
between the frogs.  But personally, I like Giroro best (the red one), so
I use him the most.

Then you are presented with the option to play the mini-game with the
settings you have chosen.  The order of replies is "Yes" and "No".

Running Game (cost: 2980):
	You use the stylus to make the frog run.  Constantly swiping
	the stylus to the left makes him run.  Swiping in diagonal
	motions and such will make them run upwards or downwards.
	The point is the collect the number of coins presented at
	the beginning of the level or else you do not clear the
	level.  There are three stages of difficulty:

		Level 1: Collect 20 coins.  Avoid red booby traps
			 and bombs.  Moving platforms galore.  A
			 lot of coins to get.

		Level 2: Collect 20 coins.  Avoid red booby traps,
			 bombs, and green slime.  Moving platforms too.
			 Fewer coins to reach 20.

		Level 3: Collect 20 coins.  Avoid red booby traps,
			 bombs, green slime and electric panels.
			 Least amount to reach 20. Moving platforms
			 here too.

Face Matching Game (cost: 2980):
	You use the stylus to rotate one of face graphics to
	match the one presented on the top half of the screen.  You
	will pass by coins when rotating the graphics.  Tap these to
	grab them.  When you have the face, tap the face and you will
	move onto the next one.

		Level 1: Complete 3 faces in two minutes.  There are
			 three levels of graphics.

		Level 2: Complete 3 faces in two minutes.  There are
			 four levels of graphics.

		Level 3: Complete 3 graphics in two minutes.  There are
			 five levels of graphics.