When the Sun and Moon return to darkness, the city of the sun serving as the wedge shall be covered in grand twilight and give birth to a deep shadow. This is that which brings end to all.

Solar Boy "Django" returns to his hometown "San Miguel" -- the City of the Sun -- with Master Otenko the messenger of the sun after his adventures at "Istrakan" the City of the Dead. Unfortunately, San Miguel was still inhabited by the "Undead." The "Undeadening" caused by the dark clan of the "Immortals" -- the dark curse that turns all species of life into the Undead...

What is preventing the City of the Sun to be purified? Will Django be able to bring smiles back to the people in the city of death? And will he be able to bring back his "sun" for himself?

-Over 60 weapons that can power-up with sunlight. The sequel features new weapons such as swords, spears and hammers. With the help of the "Solar Smith", the player can fuse different weapons. -Revolutionary solar powered gameplay. "Sunlight" and the change of "time" link the real world and the game world, introducing a live feel to the gameplay. It's not like "you cannot play without sunlight", but you need solar energy to beat the enemy monsters known as the -RPG elements build character skills and levels. -Increased depth in multiplayer mode.

Alternative Titles

Zoku Bokura no Taiyou: Taiyou Shounen Django

Platform

Nintendo Gameboy Advance

Developer(s)

KCEJ

Publishers(s)

Konami

Genres(s)

Action, Adventure, RPG

NA Release Date

October 19, 2004

JP Release Date

July 22, 2004

EU Release Date

June 10, 2005

ESRB Rating

Teen

PEGI Rating

PEGI 3

CERO Rating

CERO A

MVGL User Score

8.1 by 24 user(s)

MVGL Difficulty

2.0000

Composer(s)

Norihiko Hibino, Shuichi Kobori, Masashi Watanabe, Kazuki Muraoka, Akihiro Honda, Waichiro Ozaki, Nobuko Toda

Website

Official Website

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