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Walkthrough for: Super Monkey Ball Jr
Game: Super Monkey Ball Jr	Format: Game Boy Advance	Ratings Average
Posted by: AfroJoe
Game: SUPER MONKEY BALL JR (NTSC) Format: GAME BOY ADVANCE Writer: AFROJOE This is my Walkthrough of Super Monkey Ball Jr, written and put together by me, AfroJoe. I hope this Walkthrough will help you in Super Monkey Ball Jr. Many of you may not have it yet, as it is only available in America, but I am lucky enough to own an NTSC copy, and that is what I am using to create this Walkthrough. If you do not own a copy of the game yet, then this Walkthrough may help you once you do get the game. I have completed the game all the way through, and have spent some time doing so - I've spent almost as much time putting this Walkthrough together. Thanks for reading this mini Introduction, and enjoy the Walkthrough, AfroJoe Contents: 1. CONTROLS 2. MONKEYS 3. MAIN GAME - BEGINNER FLOORS 4. MAIN GAME - ADVANCED FLOORS 5. MAIN GAME - MASTER FLOORS 6. MINI-GAMES ______________________________ 1. CONTROLS Menu Controls: D-Pad - Used to select area of game in which you want to play Start button - Used to get you from the Titile Screen into the Main Menu A Button - Used to select item in Main Menu. Usually press twice to confirm B Button - Used to cancel selected choice on Main Menu In-Game Controls: D-Pad - Used to tilt the area, moving your monkey. A button - Hold when pressing a direction to tilt the area even more in that direction, moving the monkey faster. B button - Hold when pressing a direction to tilt the area a little less, slowing down your monkey, but keeping it moving at a more controllable pace. ---------- 2. MONKEYS There aren't many differences between the few Monkeys, except the looks really. Some can be a little better at different things than others, though. Controllable Monkeys: AiAi - One of the male monkeys - quite light, so has good acceleration, but not a very good overall speed for the dash circuits. Pretty much an all-rounder. MeeMee - The first female monkey - larger than AiAi, so slower acceleration, but faster overall speed. An all-rounder as well, really. Baby - A female, and the smallest monkey in the game - meaning best acceleration from the start, but the slowest overall speed. She's not good if you're on the side of the level either, as only the slightest connection mid-air will send her tumbling. GonGon - The heaviest of all the monkeys - male, and the fastest monkey overall. Does have the worst acceleration, mind. Is pretty stable when next to the outsides of the arena, and stays on the courses well. ---------- 3. MAIN GAME - BEGINNER FLOORS Beginner Mode: FLOOR 1: A simple course - just hold Up on the D-pad at the same time as A and you'll complete it in about 2 seconds - the bananas, if you're wanting to collect them, are all easy to collect too. FLOOR 2: Almost the same floor as the last one, but longer, and with a large hole in the middle. Simply swerve out to avoid the hole in middle of the course and swerve back in to enter the Goal. FLOOR 3: Shaped like an 8, and you start directly across from the Goal - just move around the course avoiding the holes in the middle and the edges at the side and you're fine. FLOOR 4: You're on a platform at one end - the goal is on a platform at the other - there is a larger platform in between, but it's moving. Time your movements correctly, and when the platform is connected with the one you are on, move onto it before it can move away - do the same when you get to the other end to reach your Goal. FLOOR 5: Bonus Floor - collect all the bananas in a minute, which is an easy task. Watch out you don't fall off the course, though. FLOOR 6: A course continually moving downward, but with junctions in which you turn 180 degrees, where you have to change direction. Be careful not to fall off these junctions when you've sped down the slopes. FLOOR 7: Moving up hills this time - which is a lot harder, but this one is sort of easy as well. Just get in line with the path upwards, and hold A to go up - don't worry, as there is a wall at the top of each hill to stop you flying off at the other side. Watch out on the last hill though, as there is no wall. Be careful. FLOOR 8: This one is complicated - it consists of a number all small square platforms that all move in and out. You have to get onto the only one you can at first, and then when they all join up, sprint across to the furthest away square, which takes you to the Goal. It can be very tricky, but if you get your timing right, and don't fall off the squares, then you'll be fine. FLOOR 9: This floor introduces jumps into the game. Simply travel along to the end of the platform you start on, line up properly, and head down the hill, holding up to get the right amount of speed. As soon as you land, pull back so you don't go flying off the end, and then turn right and the Goal is there. FLOOR 10: A course that just mixes everything you've done so far - thin platforms, lots of swerving in and out, downhill rides and a couple of jumps. Just follow the track and be careful, and it shouldn't be too hard for you. ---------- 4. MAIN GAME - ADVANCED FLOORS Advanced Floors: FLOOR 1: Just a simple course like Floor 1 in Beginner, but with a small bar in the middle of the course. Get to full speed to bounce over it, and get to the Goal - no left or rights required. FLOOR 2: Quite complicated - first you have to go over 2 humps, which is easy - then you have to swerve in and out of these large blocks in the course, before going around a circle, over a small bridge, round a square, and over another small bridge again to get to the Goal. You've got a lot of time though, so you should use it well. FLOOR 3: You have to get from one platform to another, using 2 moving platforms in the middle this time - get on one, swithc when it passes by the other, and get off on the platform with the Goal on it. As long as your timing is right, this one should be a walk in the park. FLOOR 4: See Floor 4 in the Beginner guide - it's just this level, but with a thinner middle platform, meaning it's harder to make the switch than before. Get your timing right though, again, and you'll be fine. FLOOR 5: Quite a hard course, if you go for the main route. The Goal is on the same level as you, but it's on a part of the course that is moving up and down - if you move ont othe moving bit at the wrong moment, you'll A.) just be thrown back to where you were, or B.) dropped off at the other end, although here, if you're lucky, you can steer your way to the goal while falling. Warp: There is also a Warp on this floor, which takes you to Floor 8 - it's a lot easier to get to than the real Goal. Just drop backwards off the starting point, and you'll land on a new small platform. The Goal Warp is right here. FLOOR 6: This course sort of winds downwards, a bit like course 6 in Beginner Mode. It's quite easy, as you've only to stop at 2 platforms on your way down - watch out though, as the course is quite a bit thinner than before. FLOOR 7: This one is quite easy - you're on a slope for the whole length of the course, and you just have to swerve (while moving) out of the way of all the barriers. You can't afford to hit any here though, as the timing proves. Maybe if you clip one you're ok, but any more than that and you're toast. FLOOR 8: Very like Floor 8 in Beginner Mode, but instead the floors move a lot quicker, so you might have to stop in the middle on one of them as you are making your way across the middle. FLOOR 9: There are platforms moving upwards to connect floors, and you just have to get on them when they are connected with your particular floor. Move up 4 floors and then downhill to the Goal. Watch out for the little things that make you bounce off the side - you'll recognise them when you see them. FLOOR 10: Bonus Floor - collect all the bananas before the timer runs out - this time you have to move between platforms using thin bridges to get to the other platforms. It's still quite easy though. FLOOR 11: There are 4 small bridges that lead you down towards the Goal. 4 is the thickest bridge, and 1 is the thinnest. If you go down 4, when you get to the bottom of the hill you'll have to move around a bit to get in line with the Goal, but if you use 1, then you'll be right in line with the Goal as soon as the hill finishes. FLOOR 12: This course is easy - just follow the S shape, but watch you don't fall off the end at each end. FLOOR 13: Is quite a thin course, but if you just hold A to go past the thin bits quickly enough while going down the hills, then it should be ok. A bit like Floor 6, but quite a bit more complicated. FLOOR 14: This combines a lot of the things you've used so far - first you go downhill and over a jump, then you go uphill, which can be tricky, before finally dodging a large hole in the middle of the course, which is hidden well. FLOOR 15: This one is quite hard - you have to move along thin platforms that are full with moving red springs that make you bounce off the course. You must move quickly, before studying your next move, and then moving quickly again. It's the hardest course so far. FLOOR 16: This is quite an easy course when compared to the last one - you just have to get your timing right, move onto the platform that tilts to the side, and just sprint it before the platform can tip you back and off the course. FLOOR 17: This one is quite hard - there are spikes moving in and out, with small gaps in between them. Each time a spike moves out, you move your monkey up into the next space until you reach the end. This can take quite a bit of time, and if you even get clipped by one of the spikes, you'll be knocked off course. Frustrating. FLOOR 18: This one is annoying, really - you have to move from one tilting square to the next. The square next to the one you are on will always be going the opposite way, so it can be quite difficult. Just move squares when they both have the side you are on pointing downwards. FLOOR 19: Not too hard a course, considering it is right at the end - you just have to avoid holes in a rather thick course by swerving in and out, and occassionally slowing down. It shouldn't be too hard. FLOOR 20: I'm sorry, but there's not much I can do to help you on here, as it's a course full of moving platforms, that move in different directions each time. You just have to make your way across them to get to the Goal. It's tricky, but it usually gives you a little beginner's luck, which is nice. ---------- 5. MAIN GAME - MASTER FLOORS Master Floors: FLOOR 1: The first Master course in the game, and surprisngly, it's not as hard as some of the courses on Expert Mode. First of all, you have to steer your monkey around some curves, down a very thin slope, onto a tiny moving block, and off it again, to the goal. the only problem is, you have to do this in the quickest time ossible. If you miss the square block, you've failed the level. FLOOR 2: This one is a lot harder, but thankfully, it gives you a lot more time. It's mostly made up of tight and thin corners and a bunch of moving blocks in the middle section that you have to skillfully transfer between before the goal. It may take a few turns to work out where each block goes - anyone that completes this first time is either crazy or a true master gamer. FLOOR 3: This is fairly easy, and much easier than some of the courses on Expert, yet again. It's a course with 6 main 180 turns at the end of each straight, and these corners get thinner and htinner as the course goes on. Not too hard though, and you'll surpass it in a couple of goes. FLOOR 4: This is tricky. It's a sort of maze. There are 3 long straight paths at the start, and you have to choose the correct one to travel down. Once you get to the end of the correct path, another 3 paths will emerge from that, and you'll yet again have to choose the correct one. Repeat this 4 times to complete the course. Never go down the middle, as that always leads to a dead end. FLOOR 5: The final Master Floor, and surprisingly, it's not that hard. It's really just a long, straight course, but watch out for the fiendish little sticking up edges on some parts, as if you go up these, you'll be knocked off. They are disguised well, too. Time is also a problem, so this course is actually harder than it first looks. ---------- 6. MINI-GAMES: Monkey Duel: Sort of like the Main game, but with two-players, and you play each other simultaneously. Haven't actually played it myself, but seen a clip of it - looks good. Monkey Fight: Sort of like Monkey Duel, but this is more like a tournament, with 4 monkeys involved too. Each has a giant fist attacked to their ball, and they go around punching each other off the sides. Many different courses to fight in too. Hurrah! Monkey Bowling: Possibly the most fun out of the games - you can take place in a simple bowling game, with 10 shots, attempting to get as many strikes as possible, or you can play in a Challenge Mode, which allows you to attempt to knock down as many bowls as you can with 10 shots. Good fun. Monkey Golf: There are two different courses, and each of them has 9 courses of Par 3s. You, as the ball, have to get the right amount of distance on your shot, and attempt to steer around some obstacles, over some bridges and through some small gaps to get to the hole. More fun than it sounds, and very addictive. ---------- Thanks for reading my walkthrough, and I hope you'l lfind it useful for Super Monkey Ball Jr, which I think is released over here on the 28th of March. Cheers, AJ.
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