Meteos 20th Anniversary!
Yes, I know it s a day early, but it's March 10th in Japan time. I put a bunch of references to different games in the Meteos franchise, can you recognize them?

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Meteos 20th Anniversary!
Yes, I know it s a day early, but it's March 10th in Japan time. I put a bunch of references to different games in the Meteos franchise, can you recognize them?
fuck it. dumping a bunch of stuff thats unfinished/unpolished/old/doesn't warrant its own post
Yee haw cactus man
i am still thinking about the canon heights of the meteos aliens
a concept
Meteos March day 29: Multi-Route Star Trip
The Multi-Route Star Trip mode in the original Meteos consists of multiple paths for you to choose, leading to three different endings. When fighting a planetary group, they have missions for you to complete alongside beating them. If you clear the mission of the planet(s) you face, you get to choose which route to go to, but failing the mission forces you downward. Some missions are easier to complete on certain planets, some are harder.
Meteos March day 24: Earth Lovers
The Earth Lovers are a trio of planets that have a high Soil Meteo frequency (Cavious' main frequency would be changed to Dark in Meteos Wars, this applies to its Meteos rates in the original game). Due to how their physics work, screen clears are the go-to way of maximizing their attacking power.
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