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Frogger's Adventures 2 : The Lost Wand

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Also known as
Frogger: Mahō no Kuni no Daibōken フロッガー 魔法の国の大冒険

Search for five magic shards across islands, navigating classic and new hazards to restore the Eternity Wand.

Frogger's Adventures 2: The Lost Wand was released for Game Boy Advance in 2002, the same year as its original release on that platform.

About Frogger's Adventures 2 : The Lost Wand

Frogger's Adventures 2: The Lost Wand begins with a magical crisis. The Eternity Wand is broken, and its keeper, Hocus, recruits Frogger to retrieve the five scattered Magic Shards needed for its repair. The narrative establishes the stakes by showing magic already going awry in everyday objects.

Gameplay involves navigating Frogger across various islands, each presenting environmental hazards. Players must avoid falling or being crushed while searching. The journey incorporates both traditional obstacle navigation, like crossing rivers on moving logs, and newer types of terrain.

Collecting certain items grants extra lives and can unlock bonus stages. Success depends on locating all five shards to restore the wand and prevent magic from becoming completely wild.

Frogger's Adventures 2 : The Lost Wand Screenshots

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Frogger's adventures continue...
Title screen (JP).
Intro.
Choose your game type... Story mode is the main game, Time attack is available after completing a level, and the multiplayer games can be done with a single or multiple game packs
Frogger likes to take it easy, but quickly gets bored
Yeah. Flowers.
Surprise...!
Choose where you want to go
Classic Frogger, anyone?
Get 20 blue drops to get an extra life, and get 4 magic cards (far left) to open a warp to a bonus level
Once open, the bonus level warp looks like this (above Frogger)
Each location is different, as you can see here