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Skullmonkeys (Video Game)
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Remember Klogg being thrown into space after the events of The Neverhood? You think he'd be lost forever, floating around the orbits of unknown planets and not harming anyone?You've almost got it right. Almost.The aforementioned villain returns as Kloggmonkey, and proclaims himself ruler of all Skullmonkeys on planet IDZNAK simply by wearing a skull and a monkey skin. He then forms a pretty simple plan to take revenge to The Neverhood: force his newly-acquired minions to build the so-called Evil Engine Number Nine. One of the Skullmonkeys, Jerry'O, however, being much more intelligent than the rest of his kind, is unswayed by Klogg's lies. In a desperate bid to save his world, Jerry'O uses a flying bird machine to summon Klaymen......Who has no idea what's going on here.Skullmonkeys is The Neverhood's claymation sequel to their eponymous game, released by Electronic Arts exclusively for the PlayStation in 1998. It's not an Adventure Game anymore, though: now it's being a Platform Game done in aesthetics and wackiness closer to the original The Neverhood and slightly to Earthworm Jim, only with buffed-up difficulty, more areas to explore and less gameplay differences between each level (which also counts for Unexpected Gameplay Changes too): the whole thing relies on platforming, running and stomping the foe apes more than it does on shooting and carrying/escorting stuff from one point to another. It doesn't include a huge variety of powerups or stage hazards other than enemies and spikes, though, so what really makes Skullmonkeys challenging is its pretty hellish level design, which requires medium to little reaction time from the player to get on with.The game itself turned out to be the last Neverhood installment to be officially released by TenNapel and his crew, bringing the entire series into stagnation. Until, that is, the announcement of its Spiritual Successor: Armikrog. | |
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Heroic Mime | |
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Heroic Mime: Klaymen still doesn't speak much, except to say "Word" when he gets an extra life and after a Skullmonkey's vehicle blows up in one cutscene. In another cutscene (see Cloud Cuckoolander), he gets his arm shredded to bone and reacts by smiling and saying, "Cool!" | |
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Unexpected Gameplay Change | |
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Unexpected Gameplay Change: There are four such levels over the entire game: Amazing Drivy Finn, Incredible Drivy Runn, Glenn Yntis and Klogg boss fight. None of these allow you to use your special weapons, but wait till the True Final Boss arrives... Wait a second. So, it means, even Evil Engine Number Nine plays this trope straight, with being a Platform Hell sequence instead of a regular boss fight? | |
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Beautiful Void | |
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Beautiful Void: If you forget about a bunch of floating platforms, Klaymen and Monkey Mage, the post-Castle-de-Los-Muertos boss battle is wholehandedly this. 1970 may also be one, blended with Hall of Mirrors. Which perfectly fits, considering the psychedelia representing the same time period. Oh, and the entire world ends with a boa platform with extra lives floating above, all that on the background of a freakin' disco dancer's chest. | |
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Multiple Endings | |
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Multiple Endings: In order to get the ending with the Klogg Is Dead song, the player is obliged to collect every Swirly Qs on all levels possible, along with three 1970 icons. And even it isn't immune from exploiting the game the unusual way, because the game clearly starts at the second world, while the first one, The Skullmonkeys Gate is accessible only through passwords. | |
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Breaking the Fourth Wall | |
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Breaking the Fourth Wall: The Lil' Bonus Room. So creative and inventive way to talk to the players. | |
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Chekhov's Gun | |
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Chekhov's Gun: The Holy Root, which is given by Jerry'O somewhere by the beginning of the game, finally gets its use at the very end, to get rid of Evil Engine Number 9. | |
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Skull for a Head | |
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Skull for a Head: They're not called Skullmonkeys for nothing. | |
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Same Content, Different Rating | |
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Same Content, Different Rating: Skullmonkeys was a notably darker game than The Neverhood, yet it was originally rated K-A for Kids to Adults. Angry parents calling in must've set the ESRB straight, and they re-rated the game T for Teens. | |
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List Song | |
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List Song: The Plate ees Hot!, grabbing the idea from Coffee And Other Just Desserts and running with it. | |
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Recurring Riff | |
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Recurring Riff: The opening credits is technically nothing else than a wilder rework of the original Neverhood Chronicles theme. | |
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Trouser Space | |
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Trouser Space: Near the end, Klaymen pulls The Root out of his pants to plug the exhaust pipe of Evil Engine No. 9. | |
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Smart Bomb | |
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Smart Bomb: The Universe Enema power-up eliminates all enemies onscreen. | |
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Actionized Sequel | |
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Actionized Sequel: The Neverhood was a point-and-click adventure game lacking any combat elements. This game is a platformer. | |
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Body Horror | |
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Body Horror: Joe Head Joe, a boss who has a realistic human head for a body. | |
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Cutting Off the Branches | |
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Cutting Off the Branches: As Willie Trombone is alive, and further, Klogg has ended up on another planet, the good ending to The Neverhood must have been the canonical one. | |
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BottomlessPit | |
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Bottomless Pit: You say The Neverhood has only one such pit - Skullmonkeys is chock full of 'em. Of course, none appear during the first three worlds, which are The Skullmonkeys Gate, Science Lab and The Monkey Shrine, but then... Oh, and as for the later part of the game, they're absent in Skullmonkeys Brand Hotdogs and Soar Head. | |
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Nintendo Hard | |
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Nintendo Hard: It's near impossible to win without excessive cheat code use. | |
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Gameplay and Story Segregation | |
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Gameplay and Story Segregation: The planet Idznak is shown to have really, really rich topography and geography, consisting of swamps, hot dog factories, dark castles, platforms floating in the air, ruins... During the gameplay, that is. In the cutscenes, Idznak is nothing more than an all-brown planet with lots of spiky mountains stretching everywhere. No reason is given for that, considering it's too odd and suspicious even for the Neverhood standards. | |
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Gilligan Cut | |
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Gilligan Cut: Happens in the intro. | |
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GiantRobot | |
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Giant Robot: Evil Engine Number Nine could be considered this. Maybe. | |
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GottaCatchEmAll | |
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Gotta Catch 'Em All: Only as a requirement of getting to an alternate ending. | |
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Guide Dang It! | |
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Guide Dang It!: A really heavy offender of this trope, thanks to the fact that not only it doesn't give several Event-Obscuring Camera-based secret, but it also violates all common sense imaginable by starting the game from the second world. And making the first one available only through passwords. | |
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Hall of Mirrors | |
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1970 may also be one, blended with Hall of Mirrors. Which perfectly fits, considering the psychedelia representing the same time period. Oh, and the entire world ends with a boa platform with extra lives floating above, all that on the background of a freakin' disco dancer's chest. | |
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Difficulty by Region | |
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Difficulty by Region: The Japanese version of the game features a few more cheats to run around with. In particular, the stage selection screen. | |
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One-Hit-Point Wonder | |
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One-Hit-Point Wonder: Unless he has a Halo equipped, Klaymen will go down in one hit. | |
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Non-Dubbed Grunts | |
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Non-Dubbed Grunts: Inverted! The game's Japanese dub adds in vocalizations for Klaymen where there weren't any in the original. | |
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Cutscene Boss | |
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Cutscene Boss: The real challenge involves making it to Evil Engine #9 in the first place. | |
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Follow the Bouncing Ball | |
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Follow the Bouncing Ball: In the unlockable "Klogg Is Dead" musical number, the singer will cry out "Follow the bouncing skull!" as this trope plays out. | |
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Interface Spoiler | |
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Interface Spoiler: You're told how many worlds you've covered and how many are left when you transfer from one to the next. It's how you'll know there's still more game to complete after you defeat Klogg. Played with, however, in that the game actually skips over the first world, and doesn't count it as one of the 17. | |
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No Canon for the Wicked | |
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No Canon for the Wicked: This game picks up where The Neverhood's good ending left off. | |
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Eye Scream | |
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Eye Scream: The boss Joe Head Joe has a very... disgusting attack: He pops out his lower eyeballs ("lower" because this boss has two heads), which roll at you, possibly in an attempt to flatten you, all the while making slimy sounds until they fall off the platform. | |
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Stripped to the Bone | |
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Stripped to the Bone: Klaymen gets all the flesh on his arm eaten by a Ynt. Thankfully, he still has functional use of his bony arm and thinks it looks cool. | |
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And There Was Much Rejoicing | |
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And There Was Much Rejoicing: The title characters react to Klogg's death by singing. | |
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Ascended Extra | |
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Ascended Extra: The Skullmonkeys were first mentioned in The Neverhood's lengthy Hall of Records before showing up here in the clay. | |
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Soundtrack Dissonance | |
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Soundtrack Dissonance: Castle de Los Muertos, which is so dark you can barely see anything, to begin with. Along with the creepy red-white-black color scheme which this world doesn't discard until Monkey Mage shows up, the local architecture isn't child friendly either. At the same time, its' ingame soundtrack is about - surprise, surprise! - mexican food! | |
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Hard Levels, Easy Bosses | |
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Hard Levels, Easy Bosses: The levels are hellishly difficult what with you being a One-Hit-Point Wonder and them filled with bottomless pits, tricky jumps, and enemies you can't always kill through conventional means. Bosses, on the other hand, are ridiculously easy, with predictable patterns and easy-to-avoid attacks. | |
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Demoted to Extra | |
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Demoted to Extra: Willie Trombone is only briefly present in the intro and ending cutscenes of the game. And as a power-up. | |
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Last Note Nightmare | |
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Last Note Nightmare: More like Middle Note Nightmare, in "Little Bonus Room Song". | |
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"The Villain Sucks" Song | |
| Skullmonkeys (Video Game) / int_c1d57cf7 | comment |
"The Villain Sucks" Song: "Klogg is dead!" | |
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Evil Minions | |
| Skullmonkeys (Video Game) / int_c295cb84 | comment |
Evil Minions: The Skullmonkeys. | |
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My Species Doth Protest Too Much | |
| Skullmonkeys (Video Game) / int_c8bea4ec | comment |
My Species Doth Protest Too Much: Jerry-O is the only Skullmonkey on Planet Idznak who hasn't joined Klogg's army and is trying to stop him by helping Klaymen. Granted, it's not because Skullmonkeys are evil, just incredibly stupid, and he's the only who has any brains to go around. | |
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Cloudcuckoolander | |
| Skullmonkeys (Video Game) / int_caa28b82 | comment |
Cloudcuckoolander: Klaymen. Why Klaymen? Well, in one scene, he reaches into a hole that he saw a sandwich go into, gets his arm reduced to bones for it (yet he's still able to move it around), and... he smiles and says, "Cool!" | |
| Skullmonkeys (Video Game) / int_caa28b82 | featureApplicability |
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Killed Off for Real | |
| Skullmonkeys (Video Game) / int_cda501da | comment |
Killed Off for Real: Klogg. Just to drive the point home, they sing a song about it! | |
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| Skullmonkeys (Video Game) / int_d442f9d1 | type |
ToiletHumor | |
| Skullmonkeys (Video Game) / int_d442f9d1 | comment |
Toilet Humor: The "Beans" cutscene, complete with comedic song. | |
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1.0 | |
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| Skullmonkeys (Video Game) / int_d5f8485c | type |
Law of 100 | |
| Skullmonkeys (Video Game) / int_d5f8485c | comment |
Law of 100: 100 Clay Balls gets you an extra life. | |
| Skullmonkeys (Video Game) / int_d5f8485c | featureApplicability |
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| Skullmonkeys (Video Game) / int_e18675e6 | type |
Word Salad Lyrics | |
| Skullmonkeys (Video Game) / int_e18675e6 | comment |
Word Salad Lyrics: The bulk of the music is made of this. Especially "Death Garden Jive", where the official soundtrack lists the "lyrics" as "Your guess is good as ours." | |
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1.0 | |
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Skullmonkeys (Video Game) / int_e18675e6 | |
| Skullmonkeys (Video Game) / int_e3a5d345 | type |
Fartillery | |
| Skullmonkeys (Video Game) / int_e3a5d345 | comment |
Fartillery: Klaymen manages to defeat a big, scary Skullmonkey that was hunting him by farting on its head, resulting in it melting. With the Phart Head power-up, he can also create a doppelganger that can scout ahead and take out dangerous enemies without posing any risk to himself. | |
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1.0 | |
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Skullmonkeys (Video Game) / int_e3a5d345 | |
| Skullmonkeys (Video Game) / int_e43c66bd | type |
Art Evolution | |
| Skullmonkeys (Video Game) / int_e43c66bd | comment |
Art Evolution: The animation in Skullmonkeys seems to reflect Doug TenNapel's art style more than The Neverhood did. It also would be fair to say that the animations became even more smooth than ever, especially if you consider that PS has no more than two megabytes of RAM. Some of the character designs changed slightly as well. Willie is skinnier and lankier, and the tan parts of Klaymen's body are now white. | |
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Skullmonkeys (Video Game) / int_e43c66bd | |
| Skullmonkeys (Video Game) / int_e936259b | type |
Wolf Whistle | |
| Skullmonkeys (Video Game) / int_e936259b | comment |
Wolf Whistle: Klaymen lets one out in Skullmonkeys when one of the titular baddies uses a machine gun to shoot at him while ending up making the silhouette of a shapely woman with the bullet holes. | |
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