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Ally only shows up in an optional side-chapter in the story mode and does not interact with anyone in the cast aside from Marle.That said, her role in the story was greatly reduced compared to the first game. She doesnt lose her playable status and is still the most prominent crew member of the S.S.

A minor example of this occurs with Ess.While they are in the starting roster, several characters such as Rulue and Draco only become playable in Skill Battle after you defeat them in the story mode.You unlock Marle and Squares in all modes after defeating them in story mode.Deep South: Ess alternate voice gives her a Southern accent.If one side is at low health and is about to be KO'ed by an attack, the sound will speed up and their screen will flash red. Critical Annoyance: In Skill Battle mode, whenever one side, whether it be the player or the enemy, is at low health a warning sound will play.Cool and Unusual Punishment: Ess idea on how to punish Marle for all the trouble she caused is to have her tied up by her feet and then dangled upside down.In addition, like Chapter 3 of the first game, instructions are written for specific battles to be held, two of which have the same matchups O and Carbuncle, sans Arle due to the two being separate characters in this game, and Ess and Amitie.Chapter 6 focuses on the characters training to grow stronger in order to face the Big Bad.Tee comments on how peaceful the constellation zone is and how nothing ever goes wrong, cue Ex showing up immediately after just as Ringo did in the first game.Tee and Ringos dialogue before and after their first battle is practically word for word what they said the first time they fought.The game begins with Ringo musing about her friends falling from the sky who then sees two people falling, in this case Tee and O.Continuity Nod: Several to the first game.Brooklyn Rage: Tees alternate voice gives him a Brooklyn accent.Ringo: ECOLOOOO! Why do you gotta do things we cant even show to the audience!?

Sega would instead push a major update to Puyo Puyo!! Quest to celebrate the 30-year mark. It follows the very lightweight Puyo Puyo Champions, has a fraction of the gameplay rulesets that the anniversary games have just like the first Puyo Puyo Tetris, and released a year shy of the series' 30th anniversary.

Breaking Old Trends: This game breaks the alternating cycle of Arrange Mode-laden anniversary titles followed by lighter, experimental games that started with Puyo Puyo! 15th Anniversary, which was producer Mizuki Hosoyamada's first Puyo Puyo game.

This even applies to the one causing it all, Marle, who was brainwashed herself by Squares into causing all this trouble. It's subverted in Rulue's case, as she challenges Arle out of nowhere but was not affected. Schezo, Lemres, Sig, and Klug were also targeted for the corruption, but the former two resisted it, and the latter two were implied to be protected by the demon in Klug's book. Here, Witch, Draco, Suketoudara, Raffina and Feli fall to it, as well as Ecolo (who let himself get corrupted on purpose to lure Ringo). Those affected still mostly act in-character, but are taken over by an unstoppable thirst for Puyo battles.

Brainwashed and Crazy: Several characters fall victim to brainwashing.

Borrowed Catchphrase: Ringo's alternate voice has her borrow voice clips from her fellow Puyo Puyo 7 characters Maguro, Risukuma, and Ecolo.

Beam-O-War: When neutralizing large amounts of garbage, the characters will clash against each other to see which chain wins out.

Anti-Frustration Features: Like Puyo Puyo Champions, there is a Colorblind Mode, granting accessibility to color-blind players that feel the Puyo shapes aren't different enough, or want to use a specific skin but can't differentiate.Īrle: What kinda third-rate acting is this!?.

Ahem: Arle clears her throat in order to wake up Amitie after she falls asleep in Chapter 5.

The game can be finished quite comfortably below level 20, and reaching level 100 requires beating the final Skill Battle stage in Adventure somewhere in the ballpark of 680 times.

Absurdly High Level Cap: The level cap is 100.

The EX chapter focuses primarily on Squares.

In addition, Chapter 5 also gives Maguro and Ess some focus during the pageant segment.

Some chapters have a side-story that give focus to one of the side characters Chapter 2s focuses on Ess, Chapter 3s focuses on Lemres, Chapter 5s focuses on Witch, and Chapter 6s focuses on Ally.

Tropes that appear in Puyo Puyo Tetris 2: Not to be confused with Tetris 2, an entirely different 8/16-bit game known as Tetris Flash in Japan.