Juno
A Jet Force Gemini soldier and one of the three playable campaign heroes.
Documented for this version
Which controls does this version use?
Actions
Control Stick | Move the current character. |
|---|---|
A | Jump. |
B | Fire the equipped weapon. |
Control notes
The Nintendo 64 control layout can be configured in the game; additional aiming and camera inputs depend on the selected setup.
How it plays
How does Jet Force Gemini play?
The campaign is viewed from a third-person perspective. Juno, Vela, and Lupus travel through interconnected planets, fighting Mizar’s drones, collecting weapons and upgrades, and locating Tribals who must be rescued rather than merely found.
Each hero has different capabilities, and some areas cannot be fully completed until the appropriate character or equipment is available. Progress involves revisiting locations, opening routes, gathering spaceship parts, and completing boss encounters. A cooperative two-player campaign and separate multiplayer battles add modes beyond the main adventure.
Plan your run
What is the best way to play Jet Force Gemini?
Rescue Tribals whenever possible, because missed rescues can force substantial backtracking later. Search side paths and elevated areas for weapon upgrades, armor pieces, and other collectibles.
Learn which character can access each route before spending time trying to force progress. Save ammunition for tougher enemies and bosses, and use multiplayer or cooperative play when you want a less solitary approach to the campaign.
Meet the cast
Who are the key characters?
Vela
Juno’s sister and a playable Jet Force Gemini hero with her own campaign abilities.
Lupus
The team’s robotic dog and a playable character with movement abilities unavailable to the human heroes.
King Jeff
The leader of the Jet Force forces and an important figure in the campaign.
Mizar
The principal antagonist, an insectoid ruler commanding the invading army.
Floyd
A small robotic companion who assists the heroes and becomes playable during parts of the adventure.
Tribals
The enslaved native inhabitants whom the heroes must rescue throughout the planets.
Before you begin
What should you know before playing?
- 1
Explore thoroughly before leaving a world; many collectibles are hidden behind character-specific routes.
- 2
Keep track of rescued Tribals to reduce repeated searches during later visits.
- 3
Use the pause or status information to review weapons, equipment, and objectives.
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