Patapon 3
Patapon 3 |
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Developer: SCE Japan Studio
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To do: Addresses for other versions. |
Patapon 3 is the third—and currently last—game in the series, and the first Patapon game to introduce multiplayer via PSN. The debug menu for this game is CRAZY customizable.
Contents
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Prototype Info |
Prerelease Info |
Notes |
Debug Menu The debug menu is HUGE with almost every feature working. You can even make commands autoplay! |
Equipment Finally, my Patapon can be bald! |
Hell Gate Vs Step on a panel! Potentially strike someone with lightning! |
Unused Enemies Zigotons! Karmen! Bonedeth! Oh my! |
Special Uberhero Names
In Patapon 3, you can name your Uberhero, using 4 characters in the Japanese version or 6 in the international releases. Naming your Uberhero after certain developers and saying "Yes" when asked if you want to be unique will grant your Uberhero specific hairstyles.
Names | Translations/Purpose | Hairstyle |
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Rolito | Rolito (Original Patapon Creator) | Lightbulb |
こたポん | Kotapon (Hiroyuki Kotani, Director) | Majidonga Horn |
いいポん | Iipon (Atsushi Ii, Level Designer) | WEP Totem |
あだケん | Adaken (Kemmei Adachi, Music Producer) | Electric Plug |
よしポん | Yoshipon (Junichi Yoshizawa, SIE Producer) | Karmen Mask |
みうポん | Miupon (Unknown) | UFO |
いわポん | Iwapon (Unknown) | Fork |
Alternatively, you can name yourself any of the following and gain a very special hairstyle.
Test Text | Translations | Hairstyle |
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あああ | aaa | Dung |
ああああ | aaaa | Dung |
ぁぁぁ | aaa | Dung |
ぁぁぁぁ | aaaa | Dung |
アアア | aaa | Dung |
アアアア | aaaa | Dung |
ァァァ | aaa | Dung |
ァァァァ | aaaa | Dung |
aaa | Dung | |
aaaa | Dung | |
AAA | Dung | |
AAAA | Dung |
Unused Music
These songs can be found inside the atrac folder.
Alternate Title Theme
A slightly different title theme.
test_level3_01_edit
A test file. Level 3 stands for fever, and 01 stands for the first part of fever. Can be found in incomplete theme files in the 100 Hour "Full of Surprises" demo.
ptpat_summon_
Unknown what this could have been used for.
VS Result: Draw
This would play if you tied scores in a VS match. However, since red team always wins by default, this is never heard. However, using the debug menu, you can create a tie.
Dungeon Clear
This is a leftover from the multiplayer demo. It plays when you clear a dungeon floor, and go to the next one.
Patapon 2 Intro
Audio from the Patapon 2 intro.
Patapon 1 Theme
Music that plays on the title screen of Patapon 1.
Early Yarigami Theme
Alternate theme for Yarigami. You can play this in the demo.
Early Tategami Theme
Alternate theme for Tategami. You can play this in the demo.
Early Soragami Theme
Alternate theme for Soragami. Unlike the others, this is not playable in the demo. The demo uses a... different version.
Early Yamagami Theme
Alternate theme for Yamagami. You can play this in the demo.
Unused Themes
These themes can be played during a quest by setting the variable at 0x7277C8 (EU) and 0x724848 (NA) to the below values before deploying for the quest.
To do: Record/rip better quality versions of these themes. Perhaps get the command chants as well? |
Theme | Value |
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Gittan Pattan Theme | 1F |
Hoi Hoi Yahha Rock | 3B |
Gittan Pattan Theme
This seems to have been intended for the unused Hell Gate VS mode, but since there are no quests that involve the VS mode, this goes unused.
Hoi Hoi Yahha Rock
According to the creator of this theme, this was meant to play in the intro mission of the game, but they felt like they already took enough takes of the song. It also plays during the credits, and is also played while in the unused DLC mission "Cosmo Serpent Waros".
Unfinished Themes
To do: Examine all "No Translation Needed" songs. |
There exists about 6 unfinished themes, along with hundreds of "No Translation Needed"s. They are not listed here as they would clutter the page. There could possibly be more than just these.
Hey Whazzat Rock Ho Hoi Yahha Rock Donja Lalin Rock Ooh Datcool Rock Bon Voyage Rock Guppy Puppy Rock
Sounds
Dark Hero Voices
All dark heroes have a voice line where they say their Japanese name. Ravenous's is used in-game, but it is included here to keep consistency.
Ragewolf
Naughtyfins
Sonarchy
Ravenous
Buzzcrave
Slogturtle
Miss Covet Hiss
Unused Cutscenes
Cutscenes can be played in place of missions by changing preloaded mission data. The code below will change the parameters of the next mission you enter to the parameters to play a cutscene.
_C0 Cutscene Data (US) _N1 _L 0x0072486C 0x00000063 _L 0x20724868 0x61702E30 _L 0x20724864 0x305F3939 _L 0x20724860 0x5F6E6F69 _L 0x2072485C 0x7373694D _L 0x00724834 0x0000001E
And this code will allow you to pick cutscene IDs. Starts from decimal value 288 to 320.
_C0 Cutscene ID _L 0x10724850 0x00000120
Hopping Cutscene
A cutscene exists of the Uberhero and Ragewolf hopping on screen in the field of giants. Viewing this cutscene will softlock your game, as there is no way to skip it, and it never ends.
_C0 Hopping Cutscene (US) _L 0x10724850 0x00000125
Uberheroes Dream
A memory/dream sequence cutscene. Shows the hero being tortured by the archfiends, possibly trying to force him to become a dark hero. This would have played after finishing the first dungeon. This cutscene was probably removed to lower the age rating of the game.
This cutscene's ID is decimal value 292.
_C0 Uberhero's Dream (US) _L 0x10724850 0x0000012A
Blank Cutscene (Field of Angry Giants)
The Uberhero and Ragewolf exchange dialogue in the Field of Angry Giants. There are two versions of this cutscene which are exactly the same. What they say will shock you.
no translation needed
After they finish saying this, the cutscene ends.
_C0 Placeholder Cutscene 1 (US) _L 0x10724850 0x00000140
_C0 Placeholder Cutscene 2 (US) _L 0x10724850 0x00000141
Blank Cutscene (Dark Hero Hideout)
The Uberhero and Ragewolf exchange dialogue in the Dark Hero Hideout. Ragewolf is layered behind the armory. They say the following:
no translation needed
After they finish saying this, the cutscene ends.
_C0 Placeholder Cutscene 3 (US) _L 0x10724850 0x00000142
Unused Menus
Debug Menu
Patapon 3 has a detailed Debug Menu that can only be enabled by the use of a cheat code. The Debug Menu has its own page where the method and cheat code can be seen.
Set Skills Menu
A menu exists where you have slots for your set skills instead of choosing them freely. The Set Skills selected still have the same effect when selected this way, but the menu also shows the Set Skills changing the character's stats when you equip them, so it's pretty useful.
The description text for each Set Skill is also centered in the middle of the description box, which is the same as the way descriptions for Set Skills were displayed in the Multiplayer Demo.
Unused Missions
This game has a bunch of these. Planned, scrapped, forgotten, and ultimately, never released.
Training Grounds
These missions feature the default Training Grounds background and an end post at the start of the forest section. The Cumulative Training mission however is unique.
Undo Status Effect Training
Burning, freezing, poison and sleep... A few status effects can debilitate your forces! The situation can deteriorate quickly, unless you jump on the case with PATA PON DON CHAKA! Suggested: Lvl /Reward Wooden Chest Lvl
Charge Attack/Charge Defend
Attack? Defend? Or march onward? Advanced players use the PON PON CHAKA CHAKA command to survey the situation before taking action. Lay low and look for a better opportunity! Suggested: Lvl / Reward: Wooden Chest Lvl
Summoning Training
Learn the lost arts of summoning here. Save up miracle power during fever, then drum DON DODON DODON to summon an ancient Djinn and go wild with an all-out ad-lib session! Suggested: Lvl / Reward: Wooden Chest Lvl
Cumulative Training
This mission is completely blank. The background is blank, and there is no end post. However, the retire option available from the Start button is disabled, so once you enter this mission, the game is soft-locked and can only be escaped by restarting the game.
You must utilize all you have learned to overcome this challenge! Ends if any unit collapses. See how far you can go! Suggested: Lvl ? / Reward:?
FOR ADJUSTMENT
This is "FOR ADJUSTMENT"
FOR ADJUSTMENT
This is "FOR ADJUSTMENT"
DLC Missions
A small handful of planned DLC missions were found. These missions show that Garuru (Patapon 2) was meant to make a return, and a new boss type was meant to make an appearance.
Garuru
Garuru was Black Hoshipon's pet in Patapon 2 that you fought at Magic Hill Zozozo. He was meant to reappear in this game, but for some reason, never got released.
【Boss Battle】Garuru Solo appearance of Black Hoshipon's pet, the juggernaut of destruction who arose from the Evilmass, and threatens to devour all! *Single player OK; multiplayer recommended. Approx. enemy level: 130 / Reward: ?
Cosmo Serpents
The Cosmo Serpents are unfinished or unused bosses. They seem to be the "ultimate" bosses of the game, even stronger than Gheek Dongara. Cosmo Serpents also hold a huge resemblance to the dragons seen in dungeons and story missions. Baros is the first variant, which also means he is the weakest of the trio. Colored mostly gray and red.
【Boss Battle】 Cosmo Serpent Baros Once you have challenged this great snake, it shall be clear enough why he is known as the Cosmo Serpent! *Single player OK; multiplayer recommended. Approx. enemy level: 100+ / Reward: ?
Garos is the second variant, an ice variant, and the second strongest of the trio. Colored an icy blue.
【Boss Battle】 Cosmo Serpent Garos Garos the Serpent, superior even to Baros, is a beast fused with the cosmos herself! Garos appears solo, for those who dare! *Single player OK; multiplayer recommended. Approx. enemy level: 125+ / Reward: ?
Waros is the third variant, and naturally the strongest of the trio. Colored a sickly green.
【Boss Battle】 Cosmo Serpent Waros The Serpent God Waros, the king of all Cosmo Serpents, appears solo to make mincemeat of those who dare challenge him! *Single player OK; multiplayer recommended. Approx. enemy level: 145+ / Reward: ?
Hell Gate Vs
This was the 9th DLC mission. You can see more about it here.
DLC Mission 0020
This mission doesn't appear on the worldmap. The description and title are there for it, though.
Unused Text
Barracks
To do: Needs more testing as the crashes may of been the result of changing the wrong variable. Also, do these options work in any other version? |
At 0x7166A0 (EU) or 0x713680 (NA) is text for two unused options in the barracks, which are "Reinforcements" and "Rally Patapons". Forcing the game to select either of these options will cause it to crash.
These two options are most likely related to the cut feature of having additional squads of Patapons alongside your main party, which can be seen in action in various E3 screenshots and the E3 video.
Reinforcements
Add additional Patapons and view details.
Rally Patapons
Change Patapons and view details.
Resonance Combos
These are names and descriptions for weapon and armor combinations that were never used. Resonance Combos are used (the community calls them equipment sets), but the game never directly refers to them and the descriptions/titles are never used anywhere, and these Resonance Combos do not exist except for as text.
To do: When I was typing these in, I didn't use the line breaks. Oops. Find where the line breaks are and add accordingly. |
Overtechnology
This combo utilises the latest optical technology so that spears soar at the speed of light and terrorise foes by piercing through any and all materials.
Heatrider
This rider's combo causes steeds to emanate intense heat. Careen into the enemy front line and transform it into a sea of flame!
Heat Shoulders
This warrior's combo brands one's shoulders with a mark of flame, and fuels one's resolve with scorching heat, granting high resistance to Stagger.
Heavyweighter
This hefty combo grants the fortitude to hold a greatshield with an unbending will. Stolidly guard the front line without fear of Knockback!
Nasu no Yoichi
This longbow combo is blessed by the soul of a samurai. The hero's spirit shall see that your arrows hit their mark, and strike enemy weak points from afar.
Sasaki Kojiro
This greatblade combo is blessed by the soul of a great swordsman. Let his strength fill your bosom, and handle swords with the grace of a swallow.
Beauty Song
Sound combo with freeze effect. The hearts and minds of those who hear the haunting orchestrations of the Patapons shall turn instantly into ice!
Bloody Howling
Longhorn sound combo utilising rapid-fire hauntwaves. Howls of wild bloodthirsty beasts form powerful soundwaves that ravage enemies!
Antisleep Electroshock
Antisleep combo using electric shocks. Zap the body with electric shocks to gain resistance to sleep.
Freezing Spear
Ice ring combo utilising regional frigidity. Ice rings created by masters of sub-arctic temperatures surround one's body with columns of ice.
Blizzard Rider
Arctic combo using Sibericus the Frosty. Use blizzard stampede to trample enemy territory and form a mountain of ice.
Unused Items
To do: Find more images of unused items. |
Every item from Patapon 1 and Patapon 2 are still present, yet most of them are never used in the game.
Moegami
There is a sutra in the game which is never used, and is only obtainable by hacking. Using it whilst in a quest will make a blank sutra appear, and play the Yarigami theme. The sutra icons in a quest also appear white.
Unused/Imported Classes
Early in development, Patapon 3 was going to be like all the other Patapon games with 3 new classes coming in, just like Patapon 2. This obviously changed. Selecting any of them makes you invisible, this is caused because by default they don't have any equipment and appearance data. Like many other unused elements in the game, these classes were probably imported from older Patapon games and not implemented.
A video of how they appear on the class selection screen is available here.
To do: Are there descriptions for these classes in the Japanese version? |
DUMMY
Patapon
Possibly the 3rd class they were going to add, or the deleted data for Toripon. (Not seen in video because it isn't unlocked, can be seen on screenshot.)
Hatapon
Patapon
This class is most likely used for the actual Hatapon that appears as your flag-bearer in singleplayer. However, since their equipment and class cannot be changed at all, this class description can't be seen in-game.
Dekapon
[Text not for ingame use: Translation ="Not used?"}
Was replaced with Tondenga and Myamsar, which both use the Dekapon form.
Megapon
This intrepid minstrel blankets foes with sonic balls and debilitates foes with stagger effect.
Was replaced by Wondabarappa and Jamsch, which both use the Megapon form.
Mahopon
[Text not for ingame use: Translation ="Mahopon Description"]
Was replaced with Pingrek and Oohoroc, which both use the Mahopon form.
Chakapon
[Assuming text not for ingame use: Translation ="Not used?"]
Chakapon could have been Robopon or instead the class that was replaced by Cannogabang. By default this class can only equip cannons.
Charipon
No translation needed
Charipon might have been the original Charibasa. This class can only equip spears by default.
Deleted Classes
Toripon
The model, name, description, weapons and birds still exist in the game data, but Toripon has been taken out entirely, including enemy classes Toriton, Torimen, and Akumapon Toripon.
[Text not for ingame use: Translation = ”Toripon description”]
Uberhero Dekapon
Nothing exists for this class anymore other than text entries.
(no translation needed) (no translation needed)
Uberhero Megapon
Nothing exists for this class anymore other than text entries.
(no translation needed) (no translation needed)
Uberhero Mahopon
Nothing exists for this class anymore other than text entries.
(no translation needed) (no translation needed)
Uberhero Chakapon
Nothing exists for this class anymore other than text entries.
(no translation needed) (no translation needed)
Uberhero Charipon
Nothing exists for this class anymore other than text entries.
(no translation needed) (no translation needed)
Internal Project Name
In some files, Patapon 3 is called Labo3. However, since literally everything from Patapon 1 and 2 are in Patapon 3, It's also called Labo and Labo2.
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