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Doraemon: Gigazombie no Gyakushū (ドラえもん ギガゾンビの逆襲 lit. Gigazombie's Counter Attack), also known as Doraemon: The Revenge of Gigazombie in English, is a game released only in Japan by Epoch for the Famicom console in 1990.

The second video game outing for the popular Japanese children's character is a Final Fantasy style role-playing game. The player takes the role of Doraemon the robot cat and an original player character and leads them on an adventure through time to stop the evil Gigazombie.

Plot[]

Gigazombie, a criminal who had previously tried to change the past history via the Time Machine, has escaped from the Time Patrols and plans to do the very same plan once again. This time, he revives the villains who were previously defeated by Doraemon and his friends and plans to conquer the world.

Hearing this, Doraemon and his friends set off to the timeline where Gigazombie is via the time machine to stop him, only for them to get caught by a space-time vortex that Gigazombie casted and only Doraemon was able to get out of it while the others were pulled into the vortex. Not only that, Doraemon has also lost all of his gadgets from his 3D pocket as they were scattered around the space-time continuum!

Doraemon was able to return to the town by luck, landing into the house of the hero/heroine! After hearing what happened from Doraemon, the hero/heroine agrees to help Doraemon to get his friends and his gadgets back, as well as to defeat Gigazombie...

Gameplay[]

The gameplay is similar to the Dragon Warrior (aka Dragon Quest) series except for the following:

  • Shop tools (screwdriver exchange and tempering) is present, the dealer does not exist armor weapon shop, armor and weapons is to get in or get a transfer from or open the treasure box.
  • Tools and equipment armor secret weapons can and keep your pocket and out of Doraemon. As a place of magic skills and, in secret tool, on an adventure to find, can not be used.
  • Faces of the characters are displayed in conversation boxes. These images change to show facial expressions.
  • Both endings can be obtained in the gameplay.
  • The entire music mostly based on classical music such as "Danse Macabre", "In the Hall of the Mountain King", "Night on Bald Mountain", etc..

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