Death Jr. and the Science Fair of Doom

The DS exclusive sequel to the Death Jr. series. Developed by Backbone Entertainment and published by Konami.

Overview

Death Jr. and the Science Fair of Doom is an action adventure/platformer, and serves as a sequel to Death Jr. II: The Root of Evil. It makes use of both of the DS's screens, as well as the touch functionality for maneuvering and solving puzzles. Death Jr. (DJ for short) and Pandora are both playable characters this time around, Pandora being mainly used to solve puzzles, and DJ mainly taking on the action role. It features local wireless multiplayer.

Characters

Death Jr.

DJ is just your average kid. Well, aside from being dead, the son of the grim reaper, battles monsters with otherworldly weaponry, and can make a robe look cool.

Most days he'd rather just kick back on the couch, and watch an old zombie flick with his buds, but sometimes he gets to feeling a bit mischievious. His friends are generally drug along for the ride when he gets any bright ideas. DJ uses his scythe to destroy enemies and performs special moves, along with a host of different firearms.

Pandora

She's cute, smart, and doesnt take anything from anyone. She does have a weakness however.... if theres a closed door, or a locked locker, she'll be obsessed with finding out he contents behind/within. She doesn't purposefully look for trouble, however, being friends with DJ, she knows its bound to find her.

Pandor is killed early on in this game, and only appears as a ghost. Players can switch to her on the fly by tapping a symbol on the touch screen. That game switches from the material world, to a spirit realm where pandora can solve puzzles and unlock doors to allow DJ to further progress. However, time in the spirit world is limited, so be quick!

Game Name	Death Jr. and the Science Fair of Doom
Platform(s)	Nintendo DS
Publisher(s)	Konami Corporation
Developer(s)	Backbone Entertainment
Genres	Add a new genre Action-Adventure
Themes	Add a new theme Fantasy Sci-Fi Comedy
Original US Release	May 22, 2007 need a fuzzy date?
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