Toy Pop

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Toy Pop is a 1986 multidirectional shooter video game developed and published by Namco for arcades. It was only released in Japan in April 1986. The game was later re-released as part of Namco Museum Vol. 1 for the original PlayStation in 1995. Toy Pop is a top-down multi-directional shooter that can be played both single-player or with two players simultaneously. The first player plays as a wooden puppet named Pino, who resembles Pinocchio, and the second player plays as a doll named Acha, who resembles Little Red Riding Hood. The players venture through 44 floors (the game uses the toy-themed term "Box" as opposed to "Floor", to fit with the game's setting) collecting four gold hearts contained in jars on each floor in order to advance. Along the way, the players must open gift-wrapped containers concealing either weapons or score-increasing bonus items; these various weapons are used to defeat several different varieties of enemies (Heitai, Cars, Tanks, Domdoms, Trumps, Osaru, Robots and occasionally the evil wizard Mahou), with many typically vulnerable to only one type of weapon. On the 44th floor, the players battle the evil witch Majyo, who can only be defeated by finding all eight gold hearts scattered around the room. Toy Pop was developed by Namco and produced by Takefumi Hyodoh. He had previously directed Battle City (1985), a well-received sequel to Tank Battalion (1980).