Unused Stages

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Unique#

These stages are completely original, baring no resemblance to any other stages in the game.

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This stage is based off the arcade game Galaga. It would have fit right in with the other stages that are based on classic games, such as Pac-Man, Super Mario Bros., and R-Type. The stage may have been omitted due to its simplicity and easiness. It can be completed within a couple seconds by simply aiming an EX attack upwards.

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The player must quickly worm through the path and take out the three target buildings before the blocks fall, locking them out of the second half. Each building also has explosive blocks behind them, slowing the player down if they collide into them. The player must then plow through the towers of buildings, which each have F.Laser turrets behind them; the rightmost ones hiding F.Homing turrets.

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A fairly straight-forward stage with no gimmicks. The stage has no name, but the file name suggests it would be called Black Square.

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Another somewhat straight-forward stage. It also has no name, but the file name suggests it would be called Block World.

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This stage contains four different rooms, each with their own target boss inside. The player must quickly defeat each boss before the explosive trail reaches the falling blocks, locking them out and preventing them from completing the stage.

Modified#

To do: Get final maps for a few of these, including DLC stages.

These stages appear to be early/alternate versions of stages that were included in the game.

Unused	Used
Map
Stage Name
だっしゅ　かい	だっしゅ Boost!
Stage Number
	132 Treasure's Best 014
File Name
dassyu_kai_stg.bin	dassyu_stg.bin

An alternate version of "Boost!" with alternating H.Cannon and H.Laser turrets. The H.Lasers fire automatically, destroying the wall between you, forcing you to deal with them before reaching the Cores. Judging by the "kai" in the name, this was supposed to be a "revised" version of the stage, likely meant to be included along with the original.

Unused	Used
Map
Stage Name
デカッ！	デカッ！ Superhuge!
Stage Number
	158 Treasure's Best 024
File Name
deka_stg.bin	maegawa23_stg.bin

Identical to the Japanese version of "Superhuge!", except the BigBot at the beginning is facing the wrong direction.

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nakai12_stg.bin

Early/alternate version of "Aim for the Top!" and/or "Meet at the Top!". Very different.

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Map
Stage Name
	ＦａｌｌｉｎｇＲｏｃｋ＆Ｍｉｎｅ Rock & Mines
Stage Number
	106 Other Stages 089
File Name
nakai15_tate_oriru.bin	nakai15_stg.bin

Alternate version of "Rock & Mines". Very slight differences. The stage has no name.

Unused	Used
Map
Stage Name
	ａ ｍｉｍｉｃ ｂａｔｔｌｅ Mimic Battle
Stage Number
	126 Other Stages 094
File Name
nakai16_meiro1.bin	nakai16_stg.bin

An early/alternate version of "Mimic Battle" with some minor layout changes. The stage pattern was changed from the default and the enemies were changed slightly to be a bit tougher. The stage has no name.

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Map
Stage Name
	てきのミサイルはきれいなミサイル Uphill Battle
Stage Number
	107 Other Stages 090
File Name
nakai17_tate_agare.bin	nakai17_stg.bin

Alternate version of "Uphill Battle". Minor enemy differences.

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Map
Stage Name
	１パツだけならゴシャかもしれない Big Shot
Stage Number
	127 Other Stages 095
File Name
nakai18_2route.bin	nakai18_stg.bin

An early/alternate version of "Big Shot". The stage has no name.

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nakai19_yokonaga01.bin

Alternate version of "GO! GO! Right" / "GO! Right! Again". Very different.

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Stage Name
	ｓｏ ｍａｎｙ まりも Big Wheels
Stage Number
	128 Other Stages 096
File Name
nakai21_BOSS01.bin	nakai19_stg.bin

An early version of "Big Wheels". Just some minor changes were made along the righthand side. The stage has no name.

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Map
Stage Name
	（ ﾟдﾟ） OMG!!
Stage Number
	108 Other Stages 091
File Name
nakai25_stg.bin	nakai20_stg.bin

An early version of "OMG!!". Some tougher enemies were added to make the stage more difficult. The stage has no name.

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Map
Stage Name
	あおい　さんかっけい Blue Triangle
Stage Number
	109 Other Stages 105
File Name
nakai27_BlueTriangl.bin	nakai21_stg.bin

An early version of "Blue Triangle". The stage has no name.

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Map
Stage Name
	ボールがおおいと．．． Having a Ball
Stage Number
	129 Other Stages 104
File Name
nakai29_NANAME.bin	nakai23_stg.bin

An early/alternate version of "Having a Ball". Some fairly significant layout changes were made, including adding another room to the bottom-right corner. A few soccer balls were added, making them a central theme of the stage. The stage has no name.

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Map
Stage Name
ＵＵＵＵＵＵＵＵＵＵＵＵＵＵＵ	まよいみちぐねぐね Labyrinth
Stage Number
	026 Puzzle Stages 011
File Name
ogino8_stg.bin	ogino14_stg.bin

An early version of "Labyrinth" with the correct path mapped out in an explosive trail. The layout is nearly identical except the walls are thinner and the enemies/objects aren't placed.

Unused	Used
Map
Stage Name
ＵＵＵＵＵＵＵＵＵＵＵＵＵＵＵ	まよいみちぐねぐね Labyrinth
Stage Number
	026 Puzzle Stages 011
File Name
ogino15_stg.bin	ogino14_stg.bin

A copy of "ogino8_stg" but without the explosive trail.

Unused	Used
Map
Stage Name
スマートボール	スマートボール
Stage Number
	059
File Name
sumartoball_stg.bin	maegawa4_stg.bin

Appears to be an early version of the Japan-exclusive pachinko stage, of which it shares the same name. It shares a similar idea, but the execution is very different. In the final version the baseballs are used to destroy the targets, while in the early version the soccer balls just fall in the holes without much purpose.

DLC#

Downloadable stages were made available on the game's official website. Three of them were created for V Jump magazine (one being playable at Tokyo Game Show). Variations of these stages are included in the game's data.

Copies#

These stages appear to be identical to other stages featured in the game.