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This is an extract of the video "Goemon TV - 20th Anniversary Special" from Goemon International. It features scenes from Goemon-games for the NES/Famicom and SNES/Super Famicom.

EDIT: Hyadain reposted this song on his channel. To watch go to: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zx3di1bBNTk ---------------------------------------- This video disappeared off of Youtube for some reason, so after looking around, I was able to find a video of it on NicoNico and thought I should upload it here. Not the original video, but the song is the same. NOTE: I DID NOT MAKE THIS SONG. THIS SONG IS A HYADAIN REMIX. Be sure to check out his other work. His channel: http://www.youtube.com/user/hyadain2525

Yet another Ganbare Goemon game form the underrated series. Seems like this one, if you seen the anime, Seppukumaru and his li'l friends are at some choas. Impac takes the four heros on diffrent worlds. Here is the intro and level 1 of this. Damn quicksand in that level also. I may do a Goemon Tribute video on my hundredth video upload also.

hope you like it

The Numa Numa virus has spread to the Mystical Ninja cast. To fight the usual Numa monotony, I used Sugar Tunes Numa Numa by Dan Balan instead of Dragostea Din Tei. I wanted to use more game clips, but they looked out of place. One is still in there, though. March 21, 2008 edit- over 10,000 views? That's a first for me. Thanks!

English translation of a remix from Ganbare Goemon! Karakuri Dôchû titled "Ganbare Goemon, GOEMON" by Hyadain. Song and video by Hyadain which I take no credit for. Translation and subtitles by enigmaopoeia. Anyone is free to use my translation of this song, no credit necessary, but appreciated! Also I will not supply a MP3 of this song. There is an error in one part of the translation as pointed out by zeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeg. At 2:30, it is supposed to be "TokiMemo Konami", not "Tokimeki Konami". Please visit Hyadain's YouTube channel for more of his remixes: http://www.youtube.com/user/hyadain2525

From AKB48 TeamA 4th stage show This song was composed by the singer 星野みちる (Hoshino Michiru) for her own graduation on 26th Jun '07.

Recorded on Super Famicom system w/capture card がんばれ ゴエモン 2: 大百科将軍マッギネス (Let's Go! Goemon!: The Odd General Magginesu) Playthrough of World 1. There are alternate routes, but I went linear. All I can say, Japanese quirkiness kicks ass. As soon as I get Director's Status (I'll probably be dead by then) I will delete this video and make an uncut version.

Ganbare Goemon DS gameplay from IGN. This is to help convince you to buy this awesome game. Great fun.

Entry 220 in an on-going video series that offers a selection of musical tracks from various titles throughout gaming's history. Ganbare Goemon! Karakuri Douchuu Persevere Goemon! A Tricky Journey (tjp) がんばれゴエモン!からくり道中 (jp) Year: 1986 Platform: Famicom Developer: Konami Industry Co. Ltd. Publisher: Konami Industry Co. Ltd. Video source: Akutare For more info on the game, follow these links: http://www.mobygames.com/game/ganbare-goemon-karakuri-douchuu http://www.gamefaqs.com/console/nes/home/577967.html http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ganbare_Goemon%21_Karakuri_Douchuu Watch this video with 44 KHz stereo sound: http://ca.youtube.com/watch?v=-w_E4MmOugU&fmt=18 Using this link may affect video quality. Music composed by Satoko Miyawaki.

Part 2 (of 4). This video captured from a promotional video cassette, distributed many years ago in Japan by Konami, to celebrate Goemon's 5th anniversary.

Group: Tokyo Brass Style , an All-Girl band =D Song: Ganbare Dokaben (from Dokaben) Album: Brasta Koshien (2008) You can buy this and other albums @ www.cduniverse.com , www.junorecords.com , etc... I do not own any rights of these songs. Copyrights: Universal Music Japan Their website: http://www.brasta.jp Their blog : http://blog.brasta.jp Hope you like it =)

The ending to the anime Ganbare Goemon. I've never seen any episodes so I really don't know how the show is. If you know anything about it you are can comment about it.

The third outing on the SNES. New on the playable rooster is Yae, a female ninja. So for the first time ever in a Goemon, we get the classic quartet available to control. Also new to the game, are each character magical attacks! The story of this chapter maintains the wacky nature of the series: an evil Ebisumaru Nun from the future (don't ask) kidnaps the Wise Men that now need rescue. Again, another Japan only release that im sure would be a big hit in Europe and USA.

The second outing of Goemon on the SNES introduces one of my favorite characters of the series, Sasuke (the green clockwork ninja) as a playable character, along side the original duo of Goemon and Ebisumaru. But thats not all, it also stars for the first time ever Impact, Goemon's giant robot! The gameplay is very much like the previous outing, but now boss battles are mostly fought on Impact using a first person perspective. It is a real shame that this was never borught to the west, I am sure it would have sold rather well. Minigames include the first level of Konami Arcade only schmup Xexex. Hope you enjoy when I go GTA on the village and the town's defenders (deservely) wack me silly for it.

Recorded on Super Famicom system w/capture card Goemon 2 also contains a minigame of one of Konami's shooters. On the first Ganbare Goemon (Mystical Ninja US), the arcade had Gradius stage 1 as a minigame. In GG2, this minigame is the second stage of the arcade game "Xexex". Like Gradius it's a really great shooter. This is Konami's answer to R-Type. Currently Xexex is available on the recently released Salamander Collection for Japanese Playstation Portable.

gomen ne minna-san i had a hard time iploading this one..enjoy!

Reupload, due to it was cut off a couple seconds. Anyway. One of Goemon's first RPGS that appeared on the Famicom. Kieta Ougon Kiseru which translates to "The Disappearance of the Golden Pipe". Goemon coems home one day only to find that his beloved pipe is missing. He and his round buddy, Ebisumaru set off to retrive the kiseru. This is a fun RPG and I plan on using it for my Goemon Tribute, if I get it done.

The final outing of Goemon on the SNES (Unless you count with Ebisumaru spinoff puzzle game) sees the quarted of heroes going into outer space, using Impact as a spaceship! I found it preety original and fun, you now play each character in turns, in different planets. Very amusing to see the typical townspeople of Edo Japan replaced with aliens.

A special video compilation to celebrate Daisuke Matsui's win of the February MVP of the French League. He became the first Asian player to win this kind of price in Europe ! Enjoy. (Courtesy of Boubata, Nippon Ganbare team, http://nippon-ganbare.com)

Videoclip de Sash! - Ganbareh

Now heres a Wii Virtual Console release that took me by surprise. The Legend of Mystical Ninja (or Ganbare Goemon) is an hilarious single or two player adventure into the wacky world of Kid Ying (Goemon) and Dr Yang (Ebisumaru) and their (mis)adventures across the land. I simply LOVE the town music. I also like the way that if you start making trouble, the town enforcers go GTA on you. And of course, everyone loves to be able to enter the arcade and play level 1 of Gradius III! I didn't really mind the fact they changed the names of the main characters on this version, but was happy to see their original names retained on the next 2 chapters the were releases in the West, the N64 games. Its a shame that the next 3 SNES chapters never left Japan (I have vids of them and will upload them asap), but at least, since this is now on Wii VC, I think its both realistic and optimistic to believe that both excelent N64 versions will eventualy be re-released somewhere along the way. Who knew that smoking pipes, coins and Yoo-Yoo's where such great weapons? Mind you, I'd never toss money out at enemies... And please disregard my poor playing skills, I was dead tired when recording this...

Ganbare Goemon 2 : Derodero Douchu Obake Tenkomori - Double Impact. Another scene from the japanese version of the game that was cut off in the US/European versions. Vocals by Ichiro Mizuki. Special thanks to beatlesfan931 for the following Romaji transciption of the subtitles : (Da-Da-Daashu!) Atsui o moio munenihime Imada! Hasshin! Daburu inpawato Futari o tsunagu batosopasu (hei!) Saa moeagare yo yuujouno enajii (Ikuzee!) Bureiku daun Waruiyatsura o buchiko wa se Hissats hissats genkai pawaa da Hyakurestu Panchi Ore wa (Ore wa) Atai wa (Atai wa) Aa Inpakuto (Da-Da-Daashu!) Jiisan: Douja. Washi no shin saku wa. Omi-chan sokkurini tsukutta misu inpakuto ja! Kurobee: Omitsu-san. Shikkarishite kudasai! Special thanks go to Fiore99 for the rough translation. I reached my maximum character count so i can't add them to the video description so look for it in the comments.

We're almost done...Here's part 5 of GG4. This installment contains the following: Scene 22: To Planet Impact Scene 23: Seppuku (NOTE: You may notice an inconsistency between this scene and the Ebisumaru video. It turns out I made a mistake before. Seppukumaru's the only one with a bomb.) Scene 24: Final Battle It's a short one, but there's not much left. Please leave feedback. Please. It's getting pretty close to the end. The ending of this game will be the next thing released, and then the Omitsu scene will be released sometime after that. Keep an eye out for them.