Klonoa lives in Breezegale and was raised by Grandpa, the current village elder. The player controls Klonoa, an inhabitant of Phantomile who carries a ring-bound spirit named Huepow. The characters of Klonoa: Door to Phantomile are fantasy-like and speak in a structured fictional language. This substance is said to be what gives Phantomile its shape and form. A legend in Phantomile states that dream energy, a substance made up of forgotten dreams, is gathered there. A creature raised by the priests, Nagapoko, resides in Coronia.Ĭress is a mythical kingdom. The inhabitants are known for their woodworking skills and use things such as wood, nuts, and vines as means to travel between trees.Ĭoronia is an unpopulated shrine that floats in the sky. The kingdom's castle, Shell Castle, has a water wheel attached to it.įorlock is built around a large tree. The kingdom of Jugpot provides the world with a boundless water supply. At the top of the mine is Bell Hill which features a ringing bell to announce the time. Behind the windmill is an abandoned mine named Gunston Mine.

The villagers can harness the power of the wind and shape and process stone using concentrated air. The world is composed of five main locations: Breezegale, the Wind Village Jugpot, the Kingdom of Water Forlock, the Tree Village Coronia, Temple of the Sun and Cress, the Moon Kingdom.īreezegale has a large windmill located at the center. Klonoa: Door to Phantomile is set in the fictional world of Phantomile. Environmental factors such as small, localized tornadoes and springboards launch Klonoa up or forward, allowing the player to overcome obstacles. If the player holds the jump button Klonoa floats in mid-air for a short duration by flapping his ears, which increases the jump length. From this position, he can throw the enemy into another enemy to defeat them, or use the enemy to perform a double-jump allowing for new locations to be reached. If the Wind Bullet hits an enemy, Klonoa lifts the enemy above his head.

The player defeats enemies by utilizing Klonoa's weapon, the Wind Ring, a ring that fires a burst of wind called the Wind Bullet. At the end of some levels, the player must defeat a boss. The game is divided by levels called Visions, where the player progresses by following a path with defeatable computer-controlled enemies and puzzles that must be solved. This allows the path followed to curve and for the player to interact with objects outside of the path. The player moves the protagonist, Klonoa, along a path in a two-dimensional fashion, but the game's surroundings are rendered in three dimensions. Klonoa: Door to Phantomile is a side-scrolling Platform game viewed from a 2.5D perspective.

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