X-Men - Mutant Academy (Japan)
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Keyboard | Use the directional pad to move and navigate menus, A to confirm or select a battle command, B to cancel, and Start or Select for status, collection, and pause screens. Japanese text defines the type and part names. Verify the loaded GAMEBOYCOLOR build instructions when the public sources do not provide a complete control table. |
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How it plays
Follow the story, collect Beyblade parts and bit-beasts, gain experience, and fight opponents through turn-based or menu-driven encounters. Bit-beasts have types and can evolve through stages, while the player also manages a power meter and can visit WBA facilities to buy items, trade parts, and exchange data.
Plan your run
Build a balanced collection instead of relying on one bit, track type advantages and evolution requirements, and keep the power meter supplied before long trips. Use the WBA facilities when they become available, save before a major battle or trade, and record Japanese item labels because the cartridge is not localized.
Jisedai Begoma Battle Beyblade is the first Game Boy Color game in the Beyblade line, developed by Rokumendo and published by Hudson Soft. It is a Japanese role-playing game built around collecting, raising, customizing, and battling spinning-top creatures, rather than a simple arcade launcher.
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