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Hyuponia and eventually end up face to face with its ruler, the King of Sorrow, who tells them that the fifth kingdom was always there, but that they "put a veil over it" and refused to see it, explaining that he only wants to reconnect the Kingdom of Sorrow with the rest of Lunatea so its inhabitants can remember sorrow. It is revealed that the King of Sorrow led the heroes through false prophecies and made them false saviors by using the seer Baguji as an illusion before finally revealing that he was the one who summoned Klonoa to Lunatea, as well as the mysterious voice that wanted Klonoa's help. In the end however, the king attacks Klonoa instead, claiming it will be so the Dream Traveler could "atone for Lunatea's sins". Leorina aids Klonoa by lending him the other elements from her fake ring to Klonoa's Wind Ring, and the King of Sorrow is ultimately defeated. Upon asking for help one last time, Klonoa rings the bell and reconnects Hyuponia with Lunatea.
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Lunatea, is giving it his all to save it because he knows that to keep trying is the right thing to do. Lolo ultimately regains her confidence and lends a helping hand to Klonoa.
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Popka appear and they fly off, not wanting to risk losing the ring. Klonoa wakes up and is greeted by Lolo and Popka. Klonoa introduces himself, and Lolo mentions that Klonoa is "the name of the Dream
Traveler". Klonoa is confused, but before he could ask anything, they are interrupted by a Digon attack that they barely evade. With Lolo powering Klonoa's ring, they make their way across the Sea of Tears and ring the Spirit Bell. Lolo believes she rang the bell, saying she can become a full-fledged priestess now. They then decide to speak to the prophet Baguji, and Klonoa learns that he is in the world of Lunatea.
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Priestess, where they learn that Leorina used to be a priestess in the past. However, she was impatient and ended up leaving the temple altogether, deciding to find her own way of achieving power. In the present, Leorina had gone to the Sea of Tears in order to use the elements' power to re-emerge the fifth bell, which she soon rings just as Klonoa arrives, opening the gate to the fifth kingdom known as the Kingdom of Sorrow, Hyuponia.
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in training. She has continuously failed the test to become a full-fledged priestess, but is asked by the High
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an amusement park. The Kingdom of Discord, Volk, which lies to the west, resembles several metalworking factories and its people wage a neverending war. The Kingdom of Indecision, Mira-Mira, is secluded and snowbound all year long. Each kingdom contains a bell housing its element.
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2100:Hideo Yoshizawa
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502:Lunatea's Veil
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1146:February 9,
623:Publication
382:platforming
325:PlayStation
228:Platform(s)
197:Asuka Sakai
191:Eriko Imura
181:Composer(s)
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125:Producer(s)
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560:In Japan,
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338:with 2D
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