Bomberman Quest
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| Bomberman Quest | |
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| General information | |
| Developer: | Hudson Soft |
| Publisher: | Hudson Soft (JP) Electro Brain (NA) Virgin Interactive (EU) |
| Genre: | Action |
| Rating(s): | ESRB: E |
| Gaming system | |
| Platform(s): | Game Boy Color |
| Mode(s): | Single Player |
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Story
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While carrying captured monsters to Planet Bomber in his Bomber Shuttle, Bomberman is attacked by four mysterious lights, and the four engines of his shuttle are stolen. He is forced to make a crash landing on a nearby planet, which results in the escape of all of the monsters. Bomberman's quest is to recapture the monsters and reclaim his engines from the Four Commanders who stole them. Only then may he return to Planet Bomber.[1]


Normal Game
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Bomberman begins in a small village in which his ship wrecked. There is an item menu that allows Bomberman to equip the items and accessories that he finds throughout the world. When Bomberman encounters a monster, there is a small amount of dialogue between him and the enemy that sometimes hints at that enemy's weakness. Both Bomberman and the enemy have their own health bars. Bomberman must reduce the enemy's HP to zero to capture it. Each monster leaves behind an item, and when the same monster is defeated another time, it will leave a Heart in its place.
There are two endings to this game. If Bomberman defeats the Four Commanders and returns home without all the monsters, the normal ending will play out. If Bomberman defeats the Four Commanders and collects all the monsters, he must then defeat the leader of the Commanders, Chaos Bomber, before witnessing the true ending.
Zones
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Battle Game
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Two players may compete against each other in the Battle Game. Each player begins the match with 5 HP, and before the game begins, players may equip their Bombermen with items that they have found in the Normal Game.[2]
Rules
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- Games - One to five games may be played in succession. The player who wins the most games will win.
- Time - One to five minutes, or unlimited time, may be set for each game.
- Item Change - Determines whether players may change their items before each game (Yes), or if they may only select items before the first game (No).
Stages
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See List of Battle Stages in Bomberman Quest.
Transforming Bomberman
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If Bomberman wins in Battle Game, he will transform into one of his seven forms:
Trivia
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- Each time the player defeats a Commander, a character from Saturn Bomberman Fight!! will appear as a hidden boss in the previous Commanders' lair. They can be found in the first three lairs only.
- There are special borders that appear when the game is plugged in to the Super Game Boy.
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References
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| Games | ||
|---|---|---|
| Main | Bomberman • II • TG-16 • Arcade • '93 • Mega/'94 • Super Bomberman (2 • 3 • 4 • 5) • Saturn Bomberman (Fight!!) • Wars • 64 • Hero • 64: The Second Attack • 64 (2001) • World (Arcade) • Party Edition • Atomic • Neo • Generation • Jetters • Act Zero • Live • Blast • Ultra • Live: Battlefest | |
| Portables | GB 2 • GB 3 • PSP • Bomberman DS / 2 • Blitz | |
| Other | Online | Online (Dreamcast) • Online (PC) • Online Japan |
| RPG | Quest • Tournament • Story DS | |
| Max | Max • Max 2 | |
| Land | Land • Land 2 • Land 3 • Touch! • Touch! 2 • Land (Wii) • Land (PSP) | |
| Mobile | Touch: The Legend of Mystic Bomb • Touch 2: Volcano Party • Dojo | |
| Collections | Collection (GB) • Collection (PC) • Collection Vol. 2 • Hudson Best Vol. 1 | |
| Spin-Offs | Pocket • Robo Warrior • Blaster Master Boy • Wario Blast • Panic Bomber • Hardball • Fantasy Race • Kart • Kart DX • Atomic Punk • B-Daman • DreamMix TV World Fighters | |
| Cancelled | Virtual Bomberman • 3DS | |

