PichuQuest Z

PichuQuest Z is the second game in the PichuQuest series, being developed by X-Scissor for the Wii U, Nextablet, and Nintendo 3DS. The game is to be released sometime from June to August, 2014. Similar to the first game in the series, PichuQuest Z is a cooperative RPG.

Much more is to be revealed throughout 2013.

Plot
The takes place four months after the events in PichuQuest. Dr. Eggman creates Moto and Haxell as devices to assassinate King Dedede and Paucha. After Paucha meets Haxell in Survivor Woods and defeats him in battle, the android becomes confused and decides to join Paucha's party. The two attempt to travel to Newdede Island to save King Dedede, until they are hit by a whirlpool and sent to a jungle at an unknown location.

The two make it out of the jungle to Riverside Metropolis. Here, they discover that they are, indeed, on Newdede Islad. Later, they meet Pilo, Paucha's brother who ran away from home, where he has joined a gang bent on evil. Paucha and Haxell defeat Pilo and his gang in battle, and Pilo decides to join Paucha on his quest to save King Dedede.

They travel to New Pouch City, where they are told that New Mt. Dedede can be found north, above the XD Cliff, but the Power Elevator that can lift them over the cliff is broken. They must travel to Starry Cave to repair it.

After repairing the broken elevator, the group hurries to Mt. Dedede, when they discover that Dr. Eggman and Moto have already attacked, and King Dedede is already in grave danger...

No more of PichuQuest Z 's plot has been revealed to this point.

Gameplay

 * Main Article: PichuQuest

Similar to the first game in the series, this game can be played cooperatively by up to four players. If there is only one player, Player 1 controls all four of the characters. If there are two players, Player 1 controls two characters, whilst Player 2 controls the other two characters. If there are three players, Player 1 controls two characters, whilst Players 2 and 3 control one character. If there are four players, every player simply gets one character. Player 1 must always control Paucha, whilst the other three players may choose which of the other three characters to control. Only Player 1 may control the characters outside of battle, unlike in PichuQuest.

PichuQuest Z is a classic RPG, so the screen is changed when the player goes into battle. In battle, all four characters choose their attacks individually. First goes Player 1, then Player 2, and so on. The enemies all take turns attacking after the players' turn is over.

Similar to Super Mario RPG, whenever a player attacks, they can do some kind of command to make their attack hurt even more. Each Player has the options of: Special Attacks, Tactics, Items, and Bash (normal attack). Points for Special Attacks are known as "Mana."

Modes
The same three special modes are found in PichuQuest Z as in PichuQuest, plus two more. There are five different special modes, and all of them can be accessed from a Pokémon Center. They are all located in the basement, and the doors to them will be unlocked after beating certain parts of Story Mode, thus obtaining Super Keys.

Trivia

 * Although the maximum level for a character in PichuQuest was Level 60, in PichuQuest Z, a character can get to Level 75.