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[[File:TAoL Doomknocker JP Maze Island special.png|frame|left]] | [[File:TAoL Doomknocker JP Maze Island special.png|frame|left]] | ||
In the Japanese version of the [[Maze Island Palace]], the final stretch before the boss chamber features a Doomknocker in a teal color, matching the palace's walls in that version. However, it still is the same coded object; the blue palette is often given the wall colors in rooms with falling blocks, which that particular room lacks, but other ones with its layout have them. This Doomknocker is removed in western releases. | In the Japanese version of the [[Maze Island Palace]], the final stretch before the boss chamber features a Doomknocker in a teal color, matching the palace's walls in that version. However, it still is the same coded object; the blue palette is often given the wall colors in rooms with falling blocks, which that particular room lacks, but other ones with its layout have them. This Doomknocker is removed in western releases. | ||
===''Captain N: The Game Master''=== | ===''Captain N: The Game Master''=== | ||
