Waku Waku Puyo Puyo Dungeon

Waku Waku Puyo Puyo Dungeon
Boxart of Waku Waku Puyo Puyo Dungeon
Developer	Compile
Publishers	Compile
Platforms	Saturn, PlayStation
Players	1 player
Release date	Saturn April 2, 1998 PlayStation March 8, 1999

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Waku Waku Puyo Puyo Dungeon is a "roguelike" dungeon-crawler game. It was initially released for the Sega Saturn and was later released on the PlayStation as Waku Puyo Dungeon Ketteiban.

Story

A high-tech amusement park known as Waku Waku Puyo Puyo Land, known for its ever-changing mazes, is awarding people who successfully clear the park attractions a "Great Magic Item." Arle hears of it one day upon encountering Doppelganger Schezo on a walk, and decides to investigate on what it is. Rulue enthusiastically pursues the prize, seeing it as her chance to finally obtain magic. Schezo, lastly, visits the amusement park in order to restore his lost magic power.

Gameplay

Players take control of Arle Nadja, Rulue, or Schezo Wegey, and attempt to clear several dungeons. Like most roguelikes, the game is entirely turn-based; everything from moving to attacking to using an item takes up one turn. At the end of each dungeon lies a recurring Madou Monogatari character that serves as the dungeon's boss. The final boss and main villain is Doppelganger Schezo.

Characters

Enemies

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• Archan family
  • Achama
  • Ar-Kun
  • Ar-San
  • Archan
  • Artan
• Cockatrice family
  • Basilisk
  • Cockatrice
  • Garuda
• Dragon family
  • Black Dragon
  • Dragon
  • Fire Dragon
  • Ice Dragon
  • King Dragon
  • Thunder Dragon
  • White Dragon
• Ghost family
  • Charmy Ghost
  • Ghost
  • Melty Ghost
• Honey Bee family
  • Honey Bee
  • Nurse Bee
  • Queen Bee
  • Soldier Bee
• Kikimora family
  • Black Kikimora
  • Kikimora
• Kodomo Dragon family
  • Kodomo Dragon
  • Kodomo Kameleon
  • Kodomo Salamander
  • Kodomo Tokage
  • Kodomosaurus
• Lamia family
  • Gorgon
  • Graeae
  • Lamia
  • Medusa
  • Queen Lamia
• Lich family
  • Binbo Master
  • Lichie Pavati
  • Lichpoor
• Mandrake family
  • High Flower
  • Mandrake
  • Parasite
• Merchants family
  • Fufufu
  • Momomo
• Mimic family
  • Item Eater
  • Mimic
  • Snatcher
• Mini Zombie
• Mummy family
  • Bloody Mummy
  • Dirty Mummy
  • Mummy
• Nasu Grave family
  • Boke Nasu Grave
  • Nasu Grave
  • Red Nasu Grave
• Nightmare family
  • Darkhorse
  • Kelpie
  • Nightmare
• Nomi
• Owlbear family
  • Horned Owlbear
  • Killer Owlbear
  • Owlbear
• Puyo family
  • Blue Puyo
  • Green Puyo
  • Hard Puyo
  • Nuisance Puyo
  • Purple Puyo
  • Red Puyo
  • Rock Puyo
  • Sun Puyo
  • Turtle Puyo
  • Yellow Puyo
• Samurai Mole family
  • Hatamoto Mole
  • Samurai Mole
  • Shogun Mole
• Satyr family
  • Furato
  • Orobas
  • Satyr
• Scylla family
  • Captain Scylla
  • Love Scylla
  • Scylla
• Spector family
  • Phantom
  • Shadow
  • Spector
  • Spirit
  • Stalker
• Teppouuo family
  • Bakudanuo
  • Kaminariuo
  • Muteppouuo
  • Taihouuo
  • Teppouuo
• Violence Monkey family
  • Mad Ape
  • Violence Monkey
  • Yankee Monkey
• Will-o-Wisp family
  • Bubble Poison
  • Devil Fire
  • Will-o-Wisp
• Zombie
• Boss family
  • Bahamut
  • Doppelganger Schezo (Final Boss)
  • Draco Centauros
  • Fafnir
  • Harpy
  • Incubus
  • Mamono
  • Panotty
  • Sasoriman
  • Satan
  • Serilly
  • Skeleton T
  • Succubus
  • Suketoudara
  • Tiamat
  • Witch
  • Zoh Daimaoh

Trivia

• The Sega Saturn version was the last Puyo Puyo-related game to be completed before Sega gained the rights to the series. Following its release, Sega was credited in every game that used the Puyo Puyo name or its characters, even if said game was released on competing consoles.
  • Despite this, the PlayStation version of the game does not credit Sega for unknown reasons.