These foes never change between fights either, except maybe getting a few more hit points or a single new move. To make things even less difficult, the ninjas have a block move that prevents all damage, so a boss can only hurt them with a lucky hit.Įven more unfortunate is the lack of bosses there are only a few different bosses in the game and you battle each of them multiple times. Although bosses block more often and have a wider variety of moves, you can still defeat them quickly and easily, so these fights don't differ from regular enemy battles. There are no difficult jumps or traps to block your way, and the only "tough" part is collecting all of the Leaf Icons.īoss fights pit you against one of Naruto's biggest foes. Although these portions are a welcome break from the tedium of the platforming stages, they are short and incredibly easy. In the sprinting stages, the ninja's running speed triples and he rushes through a stage, collecting Leaf Icons and smashing bricks out of the way in a sort of budget Sonic the Hedgehog. A few traps, such spike pits and crushing boulders, bar the path, but they are all easily avoidable and do almost no damage, even if you do get hit by them. Except for the occasional blind jump, the stages are just a matter of moving forward.
The ninjas have the ability to double jump and teleport, but few stages take advantage of these abilities.
The platforming itself is similarly uninspired. Any of the heroes can defeat them in one or two combos, and they never provide an actual threat to the ninjas, which causes combat to descend into mindless tedium. The enemies you encounter in the first stage are also the same ones you'll battle in the last stage, and other than a slight tendency to block more often, there are no changes in their skills or behavior. There are six different enemies in the title, and you will see them over and over. By and far, these stages are the most boring portions, which is unfortunate, as they make up the greatest percentage of the gameplay. In these stages, Naruto, Sasuke and Sakura must advance, avoiding deadly traps and countless enemy ninjas who seek to defeat them. Most of the game takes place in 2D side-scrolling levels, set among the various locales in and around the Hidden Leaf Village. Naruto: Ninja Council 2 is divided into three different segments. As the trio prepares for the advancement test, Orochimaru, a former Leaf ninja is hatching a plot to destroy the Leaf Village once and for all. Naruto, Sasuke and Sakura of the Village of the Hidden Leaf have successfully completed a number of difficult missions their success has proven to their sensei, Kakashi, that they are ready to advance from Genin (Ninja Trainees) to Chonin (full-fledged ninjas). Naruto: Ninja Council 2 picks up where the previous game left off.
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