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'''''Picross 2''''' is a Japan-only game for the [[Game Boy]] and the sequel to ''[[Mario's Picross]]'' and ''[[Mario's Super Picross]]''; it was released in 1996. It keeps most of the same elements of its predecessor, as it deals with a grid an solving number-like puzzles to form images.
'''''Picross 2''''' is a Japan-only game for the [[Game Boy]] and the sequel to ''[[Mario's Picross]]'' and ''[[Mario's Super Picross]]''; it was released in 1996. It keeps most of the same elements of its predecessor, as it deals with a grid an solving number-like puzzles to form images.


To play, the player has to match boxes together and link them with one another to form images, and if performed successfully, the image will look right. The player also has the option to be given hints throughout the game as to ''how'' to make specific images. [[Mario]] and [[Wario]] both have different sets of puzzles to solve in the game, giving the player somewhat of a variety in gameplay.
To play, the player has to match boxes together and link them with one another to form images, and if performed successfully, the image will look right. The player also has the option to be given hints throughout the game as to ''how'' to make specific images. [[Mario]] and [[Wario]] both have different sets of puzzles to solve in the game, giving the player a variety in gameplay.


==Modes==
==Modes==
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Wario's picross is the same as Mario's picross, except players are not penalized or notified of mistakes. After clearing stage 6 in this mode, players are no longer notified if a quadrant has been completed, further increasing the difficulty.  Players can also choose to turn off the time limit in this mode, however this will not allow them to unlock the 10th puzzle in each stage and it does not apply to quick picross.
Wario's picross is the same as Mario's picross, except players are not penalized or notified of mistakes. After clearing stage 6 in this mode, players are no longer notified if a quadrant has been completed, further increasing the difficulty.  Players can also choose to turn off the time limit in this mode, however this will not allow them to unlock the 10th puzzle in each stage and it does not apply to quick picross.


After every three stages in both Mario and Wario's picross, players must solve a quick picross puzzle. In quick picross, players must quickly create kana from multiple 8x8 puzzles to form a sentence and clear the challenge. The amount of kana required ranges from 8-20 and players are allotted only one minute per character. Both characters have three quick picross stages with 10 possible solutions each.
After every three stages in both Mario and Wario's picross, players must solve a quick picross puzzle. In quick picross, players must quickly create kana from multiple 8x8 puzzles to form a sentence and clear the challenge. The amount of kana required ranges from 8-20 and players are allotted only one minute per character. Quick picross stages are shared between the two characters and have 10 possible solutions each.


Mario and Wario both have 10 stages with 10 puzzles each, however, the 10th puzzle of each stage can only be unlocked if the player has not quit or timed out on a puzzle in the stage. In stages 1-3, 30 minutes are allotted per quadrant, but from stage 4 onward, 90 minutes are allotted for each puzzle. The puzzles in each stage are also centered around a theme (e.g. stage 4 of Mario's picross features sports themed puzzles). After clearing stage 10, a final stage with a single 60x60 puzzle is unlocked; the puzzle is split into 30x30 quadrants (which themselves are split into 15x15 quadrants) and 30 minutes are allotted per 30x30 quadrant. In total there are 278 puzzles.
Mario and Wario both have 10 stages with 10 puzzles each, however, the 10th puzzle of each stage can only be unlocked if the player has not used hints, quit, or timed out on a puzzle in the stage. In stages 1-3, 30 minutes are allotted per quadrant, but from stage 4 onward, 90 minutes are allotted for each puzzle. The puzzles in each stage are also centered around a theme (e.g. stage 4 of Mario's picross features sports themed puzzles). After clearing stage 10, a final stage with a single 60x60 puzzle is unlocked; the puzzle is split into 30x30 quadrants (which themselves are split into 15x15 quadrants) and 30 minutes are allotted per 30x30 quadrant. In total there are 248 puzzles.


==Puzzles==
==Puzzles==
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| Pick || Hammer || Coffee Cup || Pocket Watch || Lion
| Pick || Hammer || Coffee Cup || Pocket Watch || Lion
|-
|-
| Lantern || Top Hat || Monkey || Magnifying Glass || Stuffed Toy
| Lantern || Silk Hat || Monkey || Magnifying Glass || Stuffed Toy
|}
|}


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! colspan="5" | Stage 2 (Around the House)
! colspan="5" | Stage 2 (Around the House)
|-
|-
| Living Room || Mirror || Studying || Laundry || Toilet
| Living Room || Mirror || Studying || Laundry || News on the Toilet
|-
|-
| Bathing || Kotatsu || Electric Fan || Hair Dryer || Brushing
| Bathing || Kotatsu || Electric Fan || Hair Dryer || Brushing
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|-
|-
| Snow White || Peter Pan || [[wikipedia:Urashima_Tarō|Urashima Tarō]] || [[wikipedia:Momotarō|Momotarō]] || Jack and the Beanstalk
| Snow White || Peter Pan || [[wikipedia:Urashima_Tarō|Urashima Tarō]] || [[wikipedia:Momotarō|Momotarō]] || Jack and the Beanstalk
|-
! colspan="5" | Quick Picross Vol.1
|-
|-
! colspan="5" | Stage 4 (Sports)
! colspan="5" | Stage 4 (Sports)
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! colspan="5" | Stage 5 (School)
! colspan="5" | Stage 5 (School)
|-
|-
| Mischief || Pole Hurdle || Field Trip || Lunch Duty || Graduation Ceremony
| Mischief || Horizontal Bar || Field Trip || Lunch Duty || Graduation Ceremony
|-
|-
| School Infirmary || Visiting Day || Sports Day || Enrollment || Physical Examination
| School Infirmary || Visiting Day || Sports Day || Enrollment || Physical Examination
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|-  
|-  
| Pachinko || Casino || Crane Game || Karaoke || Game Boy
| Pachinko || Casino || Crane Game || Karaoke || Game Boy
|-
! colspan="5" | Quick Picross Vol.2
|-
|-
! colspan="5" | Stage 7 (Childhood)
! colspan="5" | Stage 7 (Childhood)
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| Video Game || Fighting || Bug Catching || Crosswalk || Bed wetting
| Video Game || Fighting || Bug Catching || Crosswalk || Bed wetting
|-
|-
| Tag || Piggyback Ride || Sleeping Scary Dog || [[wikipedia:Shichi-Go-San|Shichi-Go-San]] || Punishment
| Friendship || Piggyback Ride || Sleeping Scary Dog || [[wikipedia:Shichi-Go-San|Shichi-Go-San]] || Punishment
|-
|-
! colspan="5" | Stage 8 (Female Occupations)
! colspan="5" | Stage 8 (Female Occupations)
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|-
|-
| Martial Artist || Detective || Magician || Barber || Bodybuilder
| Martial Artist || Detective || Magician || Barber || Bodybuilder
|-
! colspan="5" | Quick Picross Vol.3
|-
|-
! colspan="5" | Stage 10 (Mythology)
! colspan="5" | Stage 10 (Mythology)
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! colspan="5" | Stage 3 (Romance)
! colspan="5" | Stage 3 (Romance)
|-
|-
| First Love || {{H:title|Toast|Kanpai}} || Proposal || Boat || Honeymoon
| First Love || Toast || Proposal || Boat || Honeymoon
|-
| Tandem Bicycle || {{H:title|Marriage Meeting|Omiai}} || Wedding || Steamy Couple || Is that a hickey?!
|-
! colspan="5" | Quick Picross Vol.1
|-
| colspan="3" | しちにんのさむがりや || colspan="2" | ふしぎのくにのアリババ
|-
|-
| colspan="3" | ゆきがふったらゆきだおれ || colspan="2" | ぼうずにくけりゃけさがため
| Tandem Bicycle || Marriage Meeting || Wedding || Steamy Couple || What's this kiss mark?!
|-
| colspan="3" | わがはいはねころんでいる || colspan="2" | コンドルはとんびじゃない
|-
| colspan="3" | うまのみみにねんど || colspan="2" | しょうねんよたいしたもんだ
|-
| colspan="3" | はなよりダンシングクイーン || colspan="2" | マリオとワリカン
|-
|-
! colspan="5" | Stage 4 (Around the World)
! colspan="5" | Stage 4 (Around the World)
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| {{H:title|First Sunrise|Hatsuhinode}} || Night Sky || [[wikipedia:Gozan_no_Okuribi|Daimonji]] || Summer Sea || London Fog
| {{H:title|First Sunrise|Hatsuhinode}} || Night Sky || [[wikipedia:Gozan_no_Okuribi|Daimonji]] || Summer Sea || London Fog
|-
|-
| Lake Landscape || Alphorn || Woman with an Umbrella || Migratory Birds at Dusk || Steam Whistle Farewell
| Lake Landscape || Alpenhorn || Woman with an Umbrella || Migratory Birds at Dusk || Steam Whistle Farewell
|-
|-
! colspan="5" | Stage 5 (Chinese Characters)
! colspan="5" | Stage 5 (Chinese Characters)
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|-
|-
| Playing [[Mario's Picross]]? || I can't solve it! || I wonder what it is? || I got it with 2 minutes left! || Hey! Where is everyone?
| Playing [[Mario's Picross]]? || I can't solve it! || I wonder what it is? || I got it with 2 minutes left! || Hey! Where is everyone?
|-
! colspan="5" | Quick Picross Vol.2
|-
| colspan="3" | ほたるのひかりまどうしのつえ || colspan="2" | にかいからめぐちゃんが<br>てをふる
|-
| colspan="3" | ひょうたんからコマンタレブー || colspan="2" | かってかぶとのおすをもらった
|-
| colspan="3" | やねのうえのバイオモンスター || colspan="2" | なつはサーフィン<br>ふゆはスキヤキ
|-
| colspan="3" | いめもあるけばぼうけんきぶん || colspan="2" | やみつきたなるのがピクルスだ
|-
| colspan="3" | キノコといえば<br>スーパーマーケット  || colspan="2" | とんでひにいるなつの<br>おじょうさん
|-
|-
! colspan="5" | Stage 7 (Animals)
! colspan="5" | Stage 7 (Animals)
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! colspan="5" | Stage 9 (Arctic)
! colspan="5" | Stage 9 (Arctic)
|-
|-
| Aurora || Sperm Whale || Flock of Swans || Penguin || {{H:title|Snow hut|Quinzhee}}
| Aurora || Sperm Whale || Flock of Swans || Penguin || Quinzhee
|-
|-
| Dog Sled || Snowboarder || Skating || Skier || Santa Claus
| Dog Sled || Snowboarder || Skating || Skier || Santa Claus
|-
|-
! colspan="5" | Quick Picross Vol.3
! colspan="5" | Stage 10 (Dinosaurs)
|-
| Stegosaurus || Plesiosaurus || Brachiosaurus || [[wikipedia:Specimens_of_Tyrannosaurus#.22Black_Beauty.22:_RTMP_81.6.1|Black Beauty]] || Pteranodon
|-
| Triceratops || Pachycephalosaurus || Deinonychus || Parasaurolophus || Survival of the Fittest
|-
! colspan="5" | Final
|-
| colspan="5" | Tyrannosaurus
|}
 
===Quick Picross===
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! colspan="4" | Quick Picross Vol.1
|-
| colspan="2" | しちにんのさむがりや || colspan="2" | ふしぎのくにのアリババ
|-
| colspan="2" | ゆきがふったらゆきだおれ || colspan="2" | ぼうずにくけりゃけさがため
|-
| colspan="2" | わがはいはねころんでいる || colspan="2" | コンドルはとんびじゃない
|-
| colspan="2" | うまのみみにねんど || colspan="2" | しょうねんよたいしたもんだ
|-
| colspan="2" | はなよりダンシングクイーン || colspan="2" | マリオとワリカン
|-
! colspan="4" | Quick Picross Vol.2
|-
| colspan="2" | ほたるのひかりまどうしのつえ || colspan="2" | いめもあるけばぼうけんきぶん
|-
| colspan="2" | ひょうたんからコマンタレブー || colspan="2" | かってかぶとのおすをもらった
|-
|-
| colspan="3" | おじいさんはやまに<br>しばたさんをさがしにいった || colspan="2" | マリオとルイージは<br>いつもなかをたベたのか
| colspan="2" | やねのうえのバイオモンスター || colspan="2" | やみつきたなるのがピクルスだ
|-
|-
| colspan="3" | もしもしかめやまさんは<br>いらっしゃいますか || colspan="2" | やきゅうもすきだけど<br>サッちゃんもすき
| colspan="2" | にかいからめぐちゃんが<br>てをふる || colspan="2" | なつはサーフィン<br>ふゆはスキヤキ
|-
|-
| colspan="3" | じんせいらくありゃくもに<br>おどろくこともある || colspan="2" | ゆきのふるよはたのしい<br>ペチゃクチゃ
| colspan="2" | キノコといえば<br>スーパーマーケット  || colspan="2" | とんでひにいるなつの<br>おじょうさん
|-
|-
| colspan="3" | さるもきからおちるのを<br>ニュートンはみた || colspan="2" | かきくえばかねがなくても<br>なんとかなるさ
! colspan="4" | Quick Picross Vol.3
|-
|-
| colspan="3" | ごいけんごかんそうは<br>ニンテンドウまで || colspan="2" | うらのはたけでポチが<br>なくなくはたらいている
| colspan="2" | おじいさんはやまに<br>しばたさんをさがしにいった || colspan="2" | マリオとルイージは<br>いつもなかをたベたのか
|-
|-
! colspan="5" | Stage 10 (Dinosaurs)
| colspan="2" | もしもしかめやまさんは<br>いらっしゃいますか || colspan="2" | やきゅうもすきだけど<br>サッちゃんもすき
|-
|-
| Stegosaurus || Plesiosaurus || Brachiosaurus || [[wikipedia:Specimens_of_Tyrannosaurus#.22Black_Beauty.22:_RTMP_81.6.1|Black Beauty]] || Pteranodon
| colspan="2" | じんせいらくありゃくもに<br>おどろくこともある || colspan="2" | ゆきのふるよはたのしい<br>ペチゃクチゃ
|-
|-
| Triceratops || Pachycephalosaurus || Deinonychus || Parasaurolophus || Survival of the Fittest
| colspan="2" | さるもきからおちるのを<br>ニュートンはみた || colspan="2" | かきくえばかねがなくても<br>なんとかなるさ
|-
|-
! colspan="5" | Final
| colspan="2" | ごいけんごかんそうは<br>ニンテンドウまで || colspan="2" | うらのはたけでポチが<br>なくなくはたらいている
|-
|-
| colspan="5" | Tyrannosaurus
|}
|}



Revision as of 22:35, November 14, 2017

Template:Infobox Picross 2 is a Japan-only game for the Game Boy and the sequel to Mario's Picross and Mario's Super Picross; it was released in 1996. It keeps most of the same elements of its predecessor, as it deals with a grid an solving number-like puzzles to form images.

To play, the player has to match boxes together and link them with one another to form images, and if performed successfully, the image will look right. The player also has the option to be given hints throughout the game as to how to make specific images. Mario and Wario both have different sets of puzzles to solve in the game, giving the player a variety in gameplay.

Modes

The game features four modes: easy picross, Mario's picross, Wario's picross, and quick picross.

In easy picross, players solve a simple 15x15 puzzle; 30 minutes are allotted for each puzzle.

In Mario's picross, players solve more complex 30x30 puzzles, split into 15x15 quadrants, and players are penalized for mistakes in this mode.

Wario's picross is the same as Mario's picross, except players are not penalized or notified of mistakes. After clearing stage 6 in this mode, players are no longer notified if a quadrant has been completed, further increasing the difficulty. Players can also choose to turn off the time limit in this mode, however this will not allow them to unlock the 10th puzzle in each stage and it does not apply to quick picross.

After every three stages in both Mario and Wario's picross, players must solve a quick picross puzzle. In quick picross, players must quickly create kana from multiple 8x8 puzzles to form a sentence and clear the challenge. The amount of kana required ranges from 8-20 and players are allotted only one minute per character. Quick picross stages are shared between the two characters and have 10 possible solutions each.

Mario and Wario both have 10 stages with 10 puzzles each, however, the 10th puzzle of each stage can only be unlocked if the player has not used hints, quit, or timed out on a puzzle in the stage. In stages 1-3, 30 minutes are allotted per quadrant, but from stage 4 onward, 90 minutes are allotted for each puzzle. The puzzles in each stage are also centered around a theme (e.g. stage 4 of Mario's picross features sports themed puzzles). After clearing stage 10, a final stage with a single 60x60 puzzle is unlocked; the puzzle is split into 30x30 quadrants (which themselves are split into 15x15 quadrants) and 30 minutes are allotted per 30x30 quadrant. In total there are 248 puzzles.

Puzzles

Easy Picross

Pick Hammer Coffee Cup Pocket Watch Lion
Lantern Silk Hat Monkey Magnifying Glass Stuffed Toy

Mario's Picross

Stage 1 (Nature)
Small Bird Hammock Moon and Owl Deer Fairy
Help me Koala Camp Lumberjack Hunter
Stage 2 (Around the House)
Living Room Mirror Studying Laundry News on the Toilet
Bathing Kotatsu Electric Fan Hair Dryer Brushing
Stage 3 (Fairy Tales)
Cinderella The Little Mermaid Alice Issun-bōshi Kintarō
Snow White Peter Pan Urashima Tarō Momotarō Jack and the Beanstalk
Stage 4 (Sports)
Football Pro Wrestling Volleyball Boxing Sumo
Golf Judo Marathon Basketball Home Run
Stage 5 (School)
Mischief Horizontal Bar Field Trip Lunch Duty Graduation Ceremony
School Infirmary Visiting Day Sports Day Enrollment Physical Examination
Stage 6 (Entertainment)
Bungee Jump Entrance Water Slide Cinema Cherry Blossom Viewing
Pachinko Casino Crane Game Karaoke Game Boy
Stage 7 (Childhood)
Video Game Fighting Bug Catching Crosswalk Bed wetting
Friendship Piggyback Ride Sleeping Scary Dog Shichi-Go-San Punishment
Stage 8 (Female Occupations)
Nihon Buyō Bus Tour Guide Waitress Daycare Worker Police Woman
Idol Bunny Girl Supermodel Nurse Race Queen
Stage 9 (Male Occupations)
Pilot Doctor Porter Delivery Man Sailor
Martial Artist Detective Magician Barber Bodybuilder
Stage 10 (Mythology)
Werewolf Gorgon Skeleton Pegasus Gargoyle
Vampire Cerberus Unicorn Manticore Sphinx
Final
Griffin

Wario's Picross

Stage 1 (Around Town)
Bonsai Painting I'm late! Peeping Tom Graffiti
Jinx Drunk Dog Walking Mean Dog Persistent Salesman
Stage 2 (Shopping)
Flea Market Food Sampler Sale Convenience Store Restaurant
Browsing Bar Fast Food Show Window Christmas Sale
Stage 3 (Romance)
First Love Toast Proposal Boat Honeymoon
Tandem Bicycle Marriage Meeting Wedding Steamy Couple What's this kiss mark?!
Stage 4 (Around the World)
Template:H:title Night Sky Daimonji Summer Sea London Fog
Lake Landscape Alpenhorn Woman with an Umbrella Migratory Birds at Dusk Steam Whistle Farewell
Stage 5 (Chinese Characters)
Stage 6 (Picross Comic)
Everyone is taller than me Good, a Super Mushroom I'm big!! Easy shot! It didn't work..
Playing Mario's Picross? I can't solve it! I wonder what it is? I got it with 2 minutes left! Hey! Where is everyone?
Stage 7 (Animals)
Gorilla Panda Grizzly Bear Elephant Cheetah
Hippopotamus Kangaroo Tiger Giraffe Rhinoceros
Stage 8 (At the Beach)
Baby Sea Turtles Sand Castle Trolling Template:H:title Man of the Sea
Water Skiing Sunbathing Scuba Diving Surfer My foot is stuck in a giant clam!
Stage 9 (Arctic)
Aurora Sperm Whale Flock of Swans Penguin Quinzhee
Dog Sled Snowboarder Skating Skier Santa Claus
Stage 10 (Dinosaurs)
Stegosaurus Plesiosaurus Brachiosaurus Black Beauty Pteranodon
Triceratops Pachycephalosaurus Deinonychus Parasaurolophus Survival of the Fittest
Final
Tyrannosaurus

Quick Picross

Quick Picross Vol.1
しちにんのさむがりや ふしぎのくにのアリババ
ゆきがふったらゆきだおれ ぼうずにくけりゃけさがため
わがはいはねころんでいる コンドルはとんびじゃない
うまのみみにねんど しょうねんよたいしたもんだ
はなよりダンシングクイーン マリオとワリカン
Quick Picross Vol.2
ほたるのひかりまどうしのつえ いめもあるけばぼうけんきぶん
ひょうたんからコマンタレブー かってかぶとのおすをもらった
やねのうえのバイオモンスター やみつきたなるのがピクルスだ
にかいからめぐちゃんが
てをふる
なつはサーフィン
ふゆはスキヤキ
キノコといえば
スーパーマーケット
とんでひにいるなつの
おじょうさん
Quick Picross Vol.3
おじいさんはやまに
しばたさんをさがしにいった
マリオとルイージは
いつもなかをたベたのか
もしもしかめやまさんは
いらっしゃいますか
やきゅうもすきだけど
サッちゃんもすき
じんせいらくありゃくもに
おどろくこともある
ゆきのふるよはたのしい
ペチゃクチゃ
さるもきからおちるのを
ニュートンはみた
かきくえばかねがなくても
なんとかなるさ
ごいけんごかんそうは
ニンテンドウまで
うらのはたけでポチが
なくなくはたらいている

Staff

Main article: List of Picross 2 staff

Gallery

Media

Template:More media

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese ピクロス2[?]
Pikurosu 2
Picross 2

References


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