Pucca Power Up

Pucca Power Up is a game for the Nintendo DS developed by Rising Star Games and VOOZ, based on the Pucca series.

Game[]

Pucca Power Up, a platform game for the DS in which we go through several stages and can play both as fellow Pucca and Garu. During the adventure, we will be collecting hearts and, between the superpowers available, we can make a giant Pucca.

The game features six episodes, plus a mini-game where our mission is to try to kiss Garu who, once again, will flee in terror at the thought of being kissed by Pucca. Pucca Power Up also includes another mini-game known as jumping off the cliff.

Pucca's new adventure, this time makes the leap to the Nintendo DS, scheduled for European release in early 2011, but soon will make its debut in South Korea's hand Baruson Creative.

Pucca Power Up features six episodes following central characters Pucca and Garu through their adventurous love story. This quirky mismatch between the daughter of a noodle seller and a ninja challenges players to help Pucca and Garu on their quest for true love. Players will also learn new skills from Master Soo and complete mini-games such as Kissing Garu and Jumping off the Cliff.

Features[]

Storyline and comedy direct from the creators of Pucca
Six electrifying chapters where you can play as both Pucca and Garu
Chase down Garu as Pucca, using weapons and tools often seen in the animated episodes
Avoid Pucca as Garu, using all his ninja skills and weapons
Engrossing mini-games, selectable from the main menu and appearing in-game
Features memorable characters from the series, including Master Soo - the mysterious old man who acts as your teacher.
You can buy special items from the shop with collectibles found on each level.

Trivia[]

It is not confirmed, but in the game there is a clip where Garu's father appears only as a silhouette and is fighting with Tobe or Tobe's Father. The father seems to have been killed. In this clip, Garu is just a little boy.
It will release in the USA in 08/09
Master Soo's name was mistranslated to Master Su.
There's a remake of the short Kissing with Ice Cream in the cutscenes.
Nobody talks in any cutscenes. The only actual dialogue that does show up is when it's a tutorial. (Appears as text only)