Zeelich Undergas Island of the Volcano.Desert Island above the Protection-Spell cave.Twinsen's Odyssey has seven boxes you can collect (plus a unique eighth case) for a total of nine extra-lives.Relentless has three boxes you can collect for a total of five max extra-lives.
In addition to the two boxes you start out with in both games, each additional box you find will increase your total extra-life storage (The extra lives being the Four Leaf Clovers you put inside the boxes). Collection Sidequest: The clover boxes are this.Clothes Make the Superman: Twinsen's magical tunic stores Mana.The sequel takes this further for the new 3D exterior environment: pressing ENTER will center the camera in the direction Twinsen is facing. Walking off the screen is the lone exception in regards to the camera resetting itself. The game-video does not stay on Twinsen when you move about in the environment. Camera Centering: Pressing the ENTER key will center the camera on Twinsen.Block Puzzle: The Sokoban-like puzzle in the first game.In particular, in the second game, the bar on the Citadel Island is a small, one-story building on the outside, but from the inside, it actually has a second floor. Bigger on the Inside: This is a common issue in both games, with the buildings looking rather small from the outside, but being surprisingly spacious from the inside.A very minor NPC in the first game, The Lancer in the second game. But the differential heating would mean storms would be so constant that life could never thrive on such a planet. If anything the game's depiction of such a world is completely backwards - with no night both poles would be inhospitable hellish landscapes, and life could only possibly survive at the equator, known as "terminator zone" bathed in constant twilight. Except for that frigid equator, the planet's climate is otherwise clement.
Each hemisphere is warmed by a single sun, one hotter than the other.
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