In case you can’t tell by the title of the thread, some folks have asked to have the codes to the game that is the special feature on S2V2 and I’m going to supply them here having beaten the game myself.
If you don’t wish to have such details revealed to you, back out now.
Still here? Alrighty, let’s get to spoiling this thing for you impatient types :mischievous:
You’re still going to have to answer the last few questions correctly to ultimately win. I didn’t write any of that down, but I’m sure if you’re really stuck, I can remember.
Am I really the only one who has beat this thing? 8)
I’m stuck! It’s asking me something about Snarf using the Sword Of Omens and a bat. The only thing that springs to mind is when Ma-Mutt changes into a bat (but I forget the episode!) Can either of you post a list of the episodes you need to visit as well please?
As for the earlier questions I have to admit I found some of them a little bit sloppy. One said which weapon did not appear in the cartoon, with the answer being javelin. Well this is not strictly true, as Cheetara’s weapon is sometimes known as a ‘javelin’
Diana on Dungeons and Dragons has the exact same weapon as Cheetara and that was always known in that series as a javelin.
Also some of the questions are way too random, like where would the Thundercats meet their ‘doom’? Now to me, this question has multiple answers! lol So I have to think some of these questions were ill thought out!
Also some of the locations and names seem a little off as well. Since when has the Inflamer been known as ‘Flame Thrower’? Weird…
125 The Shadowmaster. However, you have the codes already and should not have to visit any episodes.
The questions were designed to throw you off. Plus, the term power staff was used in ThunderCats to describe Cheetara’s weapon. Any other series’ terms on the same weapon are of little meaning in regards to this series.
Again, the questions were to test and others to throw you off. You’re missing the point of the game: how much do you know about ThunderCats?
Refer to this scan of the map Mr. Starr made for the writers as reference, and keep in mind that in the process of writing and editing some elements change. I wouldn’t be surprised if it was the case in this matter.
Yes, but I wanted to know out of curiosity I did eventually work it out before seeing this post, but it gave me the wrong code for some reason! lol
Well I had never heard a lot of weapons called by name in Thundercats (Grune’s weapon for example) but that doesn’t make them ‘NOT’ that particular item of weaponary just because it wasn’t stated so in any scripts. To me the answer was just not definitive enough.
and your missing my point. For some of the questions you could be a complete Thundercats geek and still be having to guess the answers on some questions because they were far too open. I think the Thundercats have faced their ‘Doom’ much more often in places other than the Field of Daggers!
That is fair enough and makes sense. I didn’t know they had used Leonard Starr’s original map, cool!
The featurette was cool though, but at the same time disapointing as the footage was far too short! Still at the end of the day we have to be thankful we got the footage we got of the voice actors and Leanord Starr
WB should have took a leaf out of BCI’s book and got much more interview footage done for the DVD’s. But then no point saying that now as it’s far too late.
I did eventually work it out before seeing this post, but it gave me the wrong code for some reason! lol
