Catherine Full Body Rapunzel Extra Stages Locked Again
Rapunzel Gameplay
Rapunzel , also known every bit Super Rapunzel in Catherine: Full Body, is the in-game arcade game in the Devious Sheep which mimics the gameplay of Catherine itself. It is based on the fairy tale of the same proper noun.
Contents
- 1 Origin
- two Gameplay
- 2.1 Levels
- two.ii Scoring
- 2.3 Rosaries (Normal Fashion)
- 3 Story of Rapunzel
- 3.ane Normal Fashion Story
- 3.two Normal Mode: True Ending
- 3.iii Normal Mode: Bad Catastrophe
- 3.four Actress Manner Story
- iii.5 Extra Mode: True Ending
- 3.6 Extra Mode: Bad Ending
- four Trivia
- 5 References
Origin
The backstory of the game is revealed in Catherine: The Mysterious Tale of Rapunzel. It is revealed that the original game was created by Freddie McGoohan, in order for men to play the game and create favorable relationships with women so they would get their happy ending, and free them from the nightmares.
However, Thomas Mutton obtained the code and turned information technology into the current version, inserting subliminal messages into information technology in club to trance the players. Although, it is as well likely that Mutton uses the game in order to train the victims of the nightmare so that he could find a worthy human being someday - someone who could overcome The Great Trials.
In the Freedom Catastrophe, Mutton describes the game as a car to brand it easier for men to become trapped in his nightmares. Nigh of the called men (Orlando, Jonny, Justin, Todd) had a fixation for playing the game. Toby, the only one who didn't have nightmares, couldn't run across what was and so interesting about it.
Gameplay
Vincent starts the game Rapunzel.
Rapunzel differs from the main gameplay in that at that place is no time limit to complete the stages. However, the thespian is limited in the number of moves they can make, making information technology more than strategy-based than the Nightmare levels. If the player causes the (yellow) Goal Block to fall, they will besides fail the stage.
Simply some block types in the main game are in Rapunzel. These include White Blocks, Immovable Blocks, Croaky Blocks, Ice Blocks and Black Hole Blocks, the last of which are only in Extra Mode.
In Total Body, the actor can now choose to watch hints in the Pause mneu, in which the game automatically plays itself up to a certain signal to give the player a hint in completing the current stage. The player can as well toggle the puzzle gameplay of Rapunzel in Config between Classic and Remix (which also affects those in the master game), with the latter option features re-worked puzzles featuring Combination Blocks.
Levels
There are 128 levels in total (64 levels in each mode), and the player is given given iii credits per dark; a credit is used when the thespian fails to consummate the stage (either by dying or past giving up). Once the player finishes Gilded Playhouse for the first time, "Costless Play" will be unlocked on all save files where the player has unlimited attempts. The role player's progress in Rapunzel is also saved independently from the game's save files.
The player can switch between Regular and Extra Stages past inputting a code at the Rapunzel title screen, which can exist done later beating the first 64 levels: Upward, Downward, Down, Up, Upwardly, Up, Down, Down, Down, Downwardly, Right.[1] This is indicated by the Rapunzel logo showing a middle in the upper right corner. When inputted correctly, the screen'south color will modify to purple and a chime tin can then exist heard.
Scoring
The final score in Rapunzel is made up of 3 things: items obtained, moves remaining (Power Bonus), and current stage (Grade Bonus).
There are items scattered around in the levels of Rapunzel which will heave the role player'south score as follows:
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Each particular you pick up adds the points immediately to the player'south score.
Power Bonus gives the player 50 points for every unit of ability they accept left afterwards completing the stage. (Eg. If the player has 15 units left, they would go a ability bonus of 750.
Class Bonus is a fix score the player gets for beating the level. This starts out at 1000 points on level ane, and increases by 200 every 4 levels, topping out at 4000 points for stages 61–64.
And then on the beginning level, if the player picks upwards the Ribbon and complete it in only 4 moves (leaving half dozen moves left), their score would exist 1600 (300 (Ribbon) + 1000 (Class) + 300 (Power; 6*50))
The score resets each time the role player loses a credit (Prince dying, running out of moves or causing the Goal Cake to autumn).
Rosaries (Normal Mode)
In lodge to access the undercover 64 stages of Rapunzel and work towards the True Catastrophe, the player must collect all iv Rosaries located on the post-obit levels:
To actually run into the True Catastrophe, the histrion needs to collect another four Rosaries in the same levels equally above in "Actress Mode." In this fashion, they must first also pick up the Genie Lamp to uncover the Rosaries.
Story of Rapunzel
The story of Rapunzel is told through cutscenes: one displays after every 4th stage, told exclusively in rhyme (transcript available here).
The main story follows the fairy tale adequately closely. A witch owns a garden, which Rapunzel'due south parents steal from. As penalty for this, the witch takes their first-born and names her Rapunzel, after i of the flowers they stole.
At the historic period of 12, the witch locks Rapunzel up in a alpine door-less tower and refuses to let her run into anyone else. As years go by, Rapunzel develops an astonishing singing voice (learning from birds), and a voluminous amount of blonde hair that the witch forced her to grow as a ways of accessing the tower. I day, a Prince happens upon the tower and sees how the witch tin climb her hair. The Prince calls downwards to her, and she lets downward her hair, thinking it's the witch.
Thus begins the game, when the Prince has become smitten with Rapunzel, and they hatch a programme where he brings her 8 threads of silk each night for eight nights, for 64 total threads (stages), then she can craft a ladder and escape. In the game, the Prince must climb a fix of block towers before reaching Rapunzel'due south hair.
Normal Manner Story
As the game goes on, the Prince asks Rapunzel almost her past, her parents, and the witch. She grows to like him, and is excited well-nigh the prospect of running away. Towards the end of the game (Stage 48) Rapunzel begins to have horrific nightmares, and she becomes terrified the witch has establish out about their thing. Though the Prince calms her, she asks him to find 4 rosaries for her fingers, to drive away the nightmares.
Catherine Rapunzel Normal Mode Cutscenes (Good True Ending)
Though the Prince gathers the rosaries in the last stages, she is continually beset by nightmares: the witch cutting off her hair, abandoning her in the desert, or luring the Prince with her severed hair and killing him. (These are all actual endings to the real Rapunzel fairy tale).
Normal Way: True Ending
Later on the stop of Stage 64, the Prince brings Rapunzel the concluding silk thread, so she tin cease her ladder. As they are about to leave, the witch arrives in a rage and threatens them both. As she is casting her spell, the iv rosaries the Prince collected form a barrier, reflecting the spell back onto the witch and knocking her out the window. The Prince and Rapunzel alive happily e'er subsequently.
Normal Mode: Bad Catastrophe
Afterward the terminate of Stage 64, the Prince brings Rapunzel the concluding silk thread, and so she tin can finish her ladder. Every bit he does so, she begins to contort and cackle, and shows her true form as the witch. She explains she had been taking Rapunzel's course for quite some time, who she calls "impure." The witch and then casts a spell on the Prince, who has no protection, and is thrown out the tower window. He lands in the rose thorns below, which gouge his eyes out and bullheaded him.
The story structure of Extra Mode is exactly the same as Normal Manner, though the details change. The opening is the same until the witch speaks in the introduction. Instead of issuing a alert almost her tower, she states, "Surely you won't sing your vocal for just a human being."
The Prince hatches his plan to bring her silk to build her rope ladder, and promises to salve her. As he continues visiting her, she warns him of the witch, and he begins to question himself equally to why he is and then in dear with Rapunzel. He grows more and more passionate and committed to her, and only as confused why he feels that manner.
On Stage 12, the Prince asks Rapunzel to sing a song. The story told in this song is what each cutscene is about until Phase 64, the end. The song, "A Song of a Strange State to the South," is a retelling of the real-world myth of "Ishtar'due south Descent into the Underworld." It's almost a glorious queen who lived in the lands to the south and wielded dandy magic. She went out on an ballsy quest to seek the Queen of the Dead in order to test her abilities. She set off on her journey with all her magical accessories, and came to a set of seven gates to the Underworld that barred the way to the Dark Queen. The guardian of the gates stopped her, and explained a sacrifice was needed to laissez passer. The Queen decided to sacrifice her royal jester, and sent him to his decease.
She passed through each of the 7 gates, in each one losing one of her accessories that granted her magical power. By the end, she had nothing and no power left, which is when the Nighttime Queen struck, and plagued her with endless diseases. Equally she was dying, she then got strung her up by hair and hung to decease.
Catherine- Rapunzel Actress Mode Cutscenes (True Ending)(Messy Audio)
Back in the Queen's southern homeland, her directorate were at a loss for what to do nigh her disappearance. They finally decide on a programme: to send a immature, mannerly male rogue down into the Underworld to seduce the Nighttime Queen and get their own Queen back. The young rogue is sent on his way, and he makes the journey, meets the Dark Queen, and succeeds in winning her heart.
The Nighttime Queen, completely in dearest with him, offers him any wish he desires. He tells her he wants the "Water of Life", which she gives to him. He takes this to the dead queen and resurrects her. This infuriates the Dark Queen, who curses the rogue to an eternity in this prison, never to return to his dwelling. The Queen however, is able to strike a bargain with the Night Queen in return for her freedom.
The Queen escapes back through each of the seven gates, regaining her accessories and power equally she passes through each one, until she finally arrives back at her castle. She finds her married man at her throne, abusing his new rule and sleeping with several women. She reveals what her pact with the Dark Queen was: she would sacrifice her own married man to the Underworld, so that she might live. So the woman and the man are traded, living and dead, "when the singing ends." Rapunzel ends the song here, explaining that it holds great power to those who understand it, and can provoke a change somewhere.
In the end, the Prince gives Rapunzel the last of the silk threads to brand her ladder. As he does, she laments that the song has faded, and that means "the witch and the girl will then be traded." Rapunzel changes form into the witch, who sneers that all men want Rapunzel's beauty, and all are dragged hither by their lust. She explains Rapunzel is cursed, and at present is condemned as the witch switches places with her, and takes possession of her trunk with the post-obit dirge: "IO NA-RA-AM ISHTAR. IO NA-RA-AM ISHTAR..." (NOTE: NA-RA-AM ways "Beloved", meet gallery)
The transformation complete, she proposes to the Prince. The game ends with the text: "The expletive of a great lady, that brings misery upon the earth of men!"
The same ending equally the Normal Style: Bad Ending plays out, only all the text during the cutscene is completely garbled and unreadable.
Significant plot details end here.
Trivia
- If you lot notice the game has its own publisher on the "Press Button to Beginning" screen that calls itself KRIOS. Krios (also spelled Crius) was a Greek Titan god of the constellation Aries, as well known as the ram.[ii]
- The designs of several levels include letters or symbols visible to the histrion. Most notably, the proper name "Rapunzel" is spelled out every bit an anagram in the Actress Stages. X46: R, X37: A, X14: P, X31: U, X5: N, X53: Z, X21: East, X59: Fifty. The letter N is not equally clear as the other seven, just it tin be reasonably inferred that the alphabetic character is intended because without information technology, PEUARZL has no meaningful anagrams.
- In addition to RAPUNZEL, there are a few additional most-letters in the Extra Stages. X3: ~H, X22: ~O (or a wreath), X48: ~C.
- In that location are as well visual symbols and objects in several designs. At least two are nowadays in the Regular Stages. R48: swirl, R52: $. Several more are present in the Actress Stages. X7: face, X9: horned demon head, X28: centre, X30: double swirl, X34: central, X38: hourglass (or X), X40: tombstone with inlaid cross, X51: bow and pointer, X55: falling star (somewhat unclear), X58: double swirl, X61: upright human effigy, X64: upside down human figure.
- These messages and symbols are visible in the level maps on each stage's page.
References
- ↑ http://www.gamefaqs.com/ps3/605302-catherine/cheats
- ↑ http://www.theoi.com/Titan/TitanKrios.html
NA-RA-MA ways "Beloved"
| Rapunzel Stages |
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| 01 · 02 · 03 · 04 · 05 · 06 · 07 · 08 · 09 · 10 · 11 · 12 · 13 · 14 · xv · 16 · 17 · xviii · nineteen · 20 · 21 · 22 · 23 · 24 · 25 · 26 · 27 · 28 · 29 · 30 · 31 · 32 · 33 · 34 · 35 · 36 · 37 · 38 · 39 · 40 · 41 · 42 · 43 · 44 · 45 · 46 · 47 · 48 · 49 · 50 · 51 · 52 · 53 · 54 · 55 · 56 · 57 · 58 · 59 · threescore · 61 · 62 · 63 · 64 |
| Rapunzel Actress Stages |
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| 01 · 02 · 03 · 04 · 05 · 06 · 07 · 08 · 09 · 10 · 11 · 12 · thirteen · 14 · 15 · 16 · 17 · 18 · xix · 20 · 21 · 22 · 23 · 24 · 25 · 26 · 27 · 28 · 29 · 30 · 31 · 32 · 33 · 34 · 35 · 36 · 37 · 38 · 39 · 40 · 41 · 42 · 43 · 44 · 45 · 46 · 47 · 48 · 49 · 50 · 51 · 52 · 53 · 54 · 55 · 56 · 57 · 58 · 59 · sixty · 61 · 62 · 63 · 64 |
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