[SurrealBrain]

As the name implies, this is a thread for users to ask questions about the Klonoa series.

The idea is this: you have a question, right? Problem is, you don't think the question warrants its own thread. That's where this thread comes in.

Now, since I started the thread, I shall ask the first question: my own memory is kinda foggy on this, so maybe this was explained, but in the first game, why was altering Klonoa's memory necessary? Seems like he would have been willing to at least try to stop madness without any memory alterations.

[Voka~Daemyn]

That question I've been wondering a similar version myself for a long time. So I'll just say I 2nd the above question.

[RollingMeowcat]

1. Huepoe is afraid that the person he summoned could be reluctant.
2. Huepoe wants a friend; remember what did the queen say when Klonoa saw her for the first time?
3. It has something to do with the concept of the game.

Just saying.

[dummy]

Maybe Huepow wants a friend, just like what Rolling said.

[Sable-Xeno]

I have a question, though I already brought it up in another topic...

Why was there a coupon for a FISH TACO, of all things, in the case for Klonoa Wii? a few other questions, actually...

I know we've discussed what species Klonoa is, but...What species is POPKA?

Where does Guntz keep all those oversized guns?

And...what possible use could Garlen have from turning fighters into gears? I mean, they're just a few gears, you'd need a lot more than a few to make a MECHANICAL EMPIRE. Wait, better question- what purpose would he have from turning the winner of a mostly-STRENGTH contest, Klonoa, into a mechanical brain, used primarily for THINKING? Seriously, that whole game felt like it had some plot holes...

[✩♥Di Gi Charat♥✩]

I have a question, though I already brought it up in another topic...

Why was there a coupon for a FISH TACO, of all things, in the case for Klonoa Wii? a few other questions, actually...

I know we've discussed what species Klonoa is, but...What species is POPKA?

Where does Guntz keep all those oversized guns?

And...what possible use could Garlen have from turning fighters into gears? I mean, they're just a few gears, you'd need a lot more than a few to make a MECHANICAL EMPIRE. Wait, better question- what purpose would he have from turning the winner of a mostly-STRENGTH contest, Klonoa, into a mechanical brain, used primarily for THINKING? Seriously, that whole game felt like it had some plot holes...

IKR

[YouDontKnowWhoIam]

Your icon reminds me of Digi.

[Graystripe2000]

I have a question, though I already brought it up in another topic...

Why was there a coupon for a FISH TACO, of all things, in the case for Klonoa Wii? a few other questions, actually...

I know we've discussed what species Klonoa is, but...What species is POPKA?

Where does Guntz keep all those oversized guns?

And...what possible use could Garlen have from turning fighters into gears? I mean, they're just a few gears, you'd need a lot more than a few to make a MECHANICAL EMPIRE. Wait, better question- what purpose would he have from turning the winner of a mostly-STRENGTH contest, Klonoa, into a mechanical brain, used primarily for THINKING? Seriously, that whole game felt like it had some plot holes...

Obviously Garlen is turning people into gears to take over the world(s). The gears would be his army and Klonoa would be the general. Popka's obviously a dog. As for where Gantz keeps is giant guns, that's a good question.

[AlphaRed9X]

... in the first game, why was altering Klonoa's memory necessary? Seems like he would have been willing to at least try to stop madness without any memory alterations.

I actually never thought about that myself. But I guess it's because of the fact that Klonoa never existed in Phantomile, and Huepow probably didn't want Klonoa to feel that he didn't belong. 

But I also think that scene was keeping up with the Dream World theme of the game, which is also why the intro cinematic was so abrupt and confusing. It's just like how we experience our own dreams; things are so sporadic and surreal, and afterwards we can only remember a small part of it.