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The ulillillia Epilogue

Here's the ending, which ulillillia left out (intentionally). Enjoy looking at the final battle again.

Here's scans of the manual, complete with the comic strip at the beginning! You're welcome!

Fooling around in Chapter 11.

The jungle area is built for speed.

More high-speed falling in Chapter 13.

And now...game mastery.

Here's that falling glitch that lets you get 32+ pixels per frame.

How to fall through land in Chapter 8. This is hilarious.

Typical Village glitches.

More desert oddities, including that nasty glitch where the Woolie kills you if you hit the checkpoint to his left and die before you kill him.

The "double cheese wheel" glitch.

Screen Warp Glitch And Other Stuff

Here's what you can do with the screen warp glitch in the original Game Boy release, which was removed in subsequent versions of the game.

Also included: some other nifty tricks, such as the flying rooster-boomerang trick.

Also, here's all the cameos in the game! You're welcome!

Easter Eggs!

Show 'em how it's done, MrWhitman.

Now with glitches!

Evermore Intermission 7 of 8

Castle Collapses

Cecil's Town

Dark Castle

Flying

Puppet Song

The Rat's Chamber

The Tinkerer

Wind

Ebon Keep (abandoned)

Here's an interesting glitch involving Mephisto, Old Nick and Mungola.

Evermore Intermission 5 of 8

Freak Show

White Castle Town

Dungeon

Fields of Gothica

Underground Path

Apparently you can still roam the Right Bank Forest while fighting those two Rogues.

Evermore Intermission 4 of 8

Greek Temple

Greek Temple (in-game version)

Forest

Horace

Pyramid

Really freaky glitch involving Megataur

Getting stuck outside the Pyramid

Evermore Intermission 3 of 8

Merchant Theme

Over The Waterfall

Ocean Theme

Applause

Brassy Fanfare

In The Arena

Nobilia Marketplace

Pirates of Crustacia

Quiet Plaza

This is what happens if you taunt the chickens. Really. Also included: the prophet saying some stuff. Doesn't have all the dialogue, though...at one point he speaks in binary if you don't let him get struck down and you keep talking to him long enough.

Here is a glitch involving the Atlas spell. As weird as it is, it's kinda nifty...

Here's a strange glitch involving the desert that takes you straight to Nobilia.

Epic glitch sure is epic.

"Wait are you waiting for?"

"I'm aiming."

*THWOCK*

The Jurassic Park Intermission

Here's an easy to perform glitch. Just make your way to the corner behind the gear for the bridge to the ship, then jump north as soon as you can't move in that direction any further. You'll be standing on water. I didn't even know about this as a kid...

 Also, since it doesn't even appear in the video, here's a gameplay video with the T-Rex in it.  

There's only two spots where it shows up (south of the Beach Utility Shed and near the Raptor Nest area), and the only way to deal with it is to shoot at it with the Tranquilizer Darts. Nothing can kill it, but the Tranquilizer Darts can slow it down and even push it all the way off the screen so you won't have to deal with it anymore. It is worth it to let it catch you and eat you, even if you lose a life for it. Seriously, it's awesome.

If you're wondering what the letters are for, they're for a now long-since-finished up contest for the game. Basically, you have to look for all eight secret letters and unscramble them to form the name of some guy. The letters form the name "DR HORNER," and it is a reference to John R. "Jack" Horner, a real-life archaeologist who was not only a technical advisor for all the Jurassic Park films but also a partial inspiration for the character of Dr. Alan Grant. Go ahead and thank him for co-discovering Maiasaura, while you're at it. Yeah, you're welcome.