This is a sub-page of Atomic Punk (Arcade).
A lot of the stages were modified for the game's western release. In particular, a new enemy (actually repurposed from the final boss), who will be called Robo-Bomber, was added.
Special thanks to Ragey for the level maps!
(Source: Ragey)
World 1#
1-1#
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- The soft blocks at the far left and right sides of the stage were moved forward, save for the middle one which was removed. Poor middle block.
1-2#
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- The two soft blocks at the far sides of the stage were moved forward, thus closing in the stage a lot better. This stage also marks the introduction of Robo-Bomber (the green bomber). It certainly won't be the last we see of him.
1-3#
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- The four corners of the stage had its soft blocks removed in the International version.
1-4#
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- A few soft blocks were rearranged and a Robo-Bomber was added.
1-5#
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- Two of the clown baby(?) enemies were closed in with soft blocks. And Robo-Bomber.
1-6#
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- Some skates were added, likely to accommodate for the increase from two to four players.
World 2#
2-1 & 2-2#
The layouts remain the same, but Robo-Bomber has been added in.
2-3#
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- The first major change. International's 2-3 is Japan's 2-5. The Japanese layout for 2-3 is never seen in the International version. Robo-Bomber approves.
2-4#
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- Japan's 2-4 is International's 2-5. A new, harder layout was made for International, complete with Robo-Bomber.
2-5#
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- International's 2-5 is Japan's 2-4. The Japanese layout for this level was used for International's 2-3. Also, everybody loves Robo-Bomber.
2-6#
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- The power-ups were rearranged in International.
World 3#
3-1, 3-2, 3-3 & 3-5#
The layouts remain the same, but Robo-Bomber has been added in.
3-4#
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- Here's an interesting one; 3-4 was redone for the International version. More enemy varieties and a Robo-Bomber are included.
3-6#
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- Some extra power ups to accommodate for increase in players.
World 4#
4-1#
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- The Japanese and International versions have their own exclusive layouts.
4-2 & 4-5,#
The layouts remain the same, but Robo-Bomber has been added in.
4-3#
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- International's 4-3 is Japan's 4-4. Japan's 4-3 is never seen in the International version. Robo-Bomber says good riddance.
4-4#
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- Japan's 4-4 is International's 4-3. International uses its own exclusive layout.
4-6#
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- Some skates were added.
World 5#
5-1#
The layouts remain the same, but Robo-Bomber has been added in.
5-2#
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- International's 5-2 is Japan's 5-3. Japan's 5-2 is unique to that version of the game. Robo-Bomber is always watching.
5-3#
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- International's 5-3 is Japan's 5-4, albeit with both of the marble enemies having to sacrifice their life for Robo-Bomber's sake.
5-4#
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- Japan's 5-4 is International's 5-3. International uses a new, cramped layout, complete with Robo-Bomber.
5-5#
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- One less marble enemy, one more Robo-Bomber.
5-6#
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- Two Speed Ups were added to the far side of the arena.
- The power ups in the center were taught the concept of personal space. Also, the Bomb Ups and Speed Ups decided to celebrate Opposites Day by swapping their positions.
World 6#
6-1#
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- International's 6-1 is Japan's 6-2, but with a few less soft blocks. Japan gets a unique stage involving crabs. Let there be Robo-Bomber.
6-2#
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- Japan's 6-2 is International's 6-1 and International's 6-2 is Japan's 6-3.
6-3#
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- Aside from the usual stage swap, International got a new, brutal stage.
6-4 & 6-6#
Basically the same between the two versions, except for Robo-Bomber being added in the top-left corner of 6-4.
6-5#
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- The last regular stage in the game is completely different depending on the version.