Clockwork Knight 2/Hidden content
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On title screen, press 
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If entered correctly, a small fanfare will chime and the words "Kids Room - Stage 1" will appear on screen.
will change the selected room, and 
will change the selected level.
When you find the room/level you want to play, simply press START and then start the game as normal. You will then be playing on your selected level.
On title screen, press .
If entered correctly, a small fanfare will chime and the words "Ending" will appear on screen.
When ready, simply press START and then start the game as normal to see the Ending movie of the game.
On the title screen, press .
If entered correctly, a small fanfare will chime and the words "Player 999" will appear on screen.
When ready, press START and then start the game as normal. You will now be playing with 999 Lives!
Upon completing the game, if you have managed to collect all 32 Playing Cards hidden throughout the different rooms of the game, you are greeted with a congratulations screen and are then presented with a special cheat code.
Despite speculation on other sites, this cheat code is simply the same level select cheat written above, and not a code for a "hidden options menu".
Hidden within the first level of the first 3 rooms of the game are special bonus games known as the Le Bon Race where you can race against "Le Bon", one of the main Toy Land friends.
Avoiding obstacles and passing the finish line before "Le Bon" will see him reward you with a Gold Key.
Hidden within the second level of the Clock Tower is a special one time bonus game where you can race against "Prunchau", one of the main Toy Land friends.
Avoiding obstacles and passing the finish line before "Prunchau" will see him reward you with a giant key. This will turn the winding key on Tongara's back from Silver to gold, and will also award the player 5 cogs of health.
In addition, 5 cogs of health will be kept even upon the players death from this point on until the player either completes the game or a game over occurs.
Hidden within the second level of the Clock Tower is a hidden early exit that shows one of two hidden message screens, depending on if you are playing in Normal or Hard mode.
Playing on Normal mode will present you with a screen featuring message from and a digitised version of an idol of the era known as Hiroko Nakayama (中山 博子) who in addition to being a presenter for the Japanese Video Game TV Show Game Catalogue II (ゲームカタログII) From April 1994 - September 1995, was also a big fan of the first Clockwork Knight game. She is also listed in the credits for the Japanese version of Clockwork Knight 2 where her role is listed as "Friendship Appearance (友情出演)" after the "Special Thanks" section.
Playing on Hard mode will present you with a screen featuring a message from and a 2D render of Hirokazu Hamamura, former Weekly Famitsu chief editor. The entire editorial department of Weekly Famitsu is thanked in the credits for the Japanese version of Clockwork Knight 2 under the "Special Thanks" section.
Both screens contain unique dialogue from one another, so it is worth checking both out.
This feature is exclusive to the NTSC-J version of the game.
On the mode select screen, press 
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If done correctly, a chime will play. Simply start "Part 2" as normal, and you will be playing as Ginger!
Ginger plays almost identically to Pepper apart from moving faster, having a higher jump and a faster attack sequence. A double jump is also a feature exclusive to Ginger.
Note: In horse riding levels, the character remains as Pepper riding Barobaro.
This feature is exclusive to the NTSC-U version of the game.
To unlock Movie #1 and #14 in the The Movies!, simply complete "Part 2" in normal or hard mode. Upon doing so, all movies apart from #16 will now be available to view.
This feature is exclusive to the NTSC-U version of the game.
Clear the Bosses Galore mode without dying to get the result Master. Upon doing so, the hidden Movie #16 titled -Extra Movie - The Birth of Pepperouchau will now be available to watch in The Movies!.
This feature is exclusive to the NTSC-U version of the game.
Upon completing the Bosses Galore mode with the rank of MASTER, a special code is given.
To use it, simply head back to the Bosses Galore mode and enter the code 
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A chime will sound and the text "MINIGAME" will appear on screen.
Pressing START on the menu will bring you to a list of the following mini games:
- Forks!
- Jump 1!
- Cannon 1
- Swim!!
- Jump 2!
- Cannon 2
- Horsey
This feature is exclusive to the NTSC-U version of the game.
In Bosses Galore mode, enter the code .
A chime will sound and the text "BOB" will appear on screen.
will scroll through the different boss names.
When you find the boss you want to fight, simply press START and then select your Knight as normal.
You can select any boss from "Part 1" or "Part 2", including :
- Bob (Dandy Bob)
- Jetter (Double Jetter)
- Popot (Chef de Popot)
- Kong (Iron Kong X)
- TV (Crazy TV)
- Snake (Funky Snaky)
- Paper (Paper Morphy)
- Octopus (Captain Octopus)
- Castle (King Gears)
- Last Boss (Garluch The Dragon)
This feature is exclusive to the NTSC-U version of the game.
Unlocking Movie #1 in The Movies! will allow you to watch all of the cutscenes in order for Clockwork Knight "Part 1" and "Part 2" from start to finish.
In between some of the cutscenes, special CG renders of each level will be shown as above. There are 10 in total.
This feature is exclusive to the NTSC-U version of the game.
On certain days (according to the Sega Saturn's clock), Clockwork Knight 2's title screen will change to one of the following special screens:
- New Year's Day: 1st January
- Winter Special: 20th January
- Valentine's Day: 14th February
- Christmast Day: 25th December
This feature is exclusive to the NTSC-U version of the game.
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Main page | Comparisons | Hidden content | Magazine articles | Reception
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| Clockwork Knight series of games | |
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Clockwork Knight (1994) | Clockwork Knight 2 (1995) | Clockwork Knight: Pepperouchau no Fukubukuro (1995) | Clockwork Knight: Pengin War (Cancelled) |
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Knight'n Knight (Cancelled) |
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| Clockwork Knight related media | |
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Clockwork Knight: Pepperouchau no Daibouken Fantastic Soundtrack (1995) | Israelites (1996) |
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Clockwork Knight: Pepperouchau no Daibouken (1994) | Clockwork Knight: Pepperouchau no Daibouken Joukan Koushiki Guide Book (1995) | Clockwork Knight: Pepperouchau no Daibouken Gekan Koushiki Guide Book (1995) |