This whole game is just Klonoa bringing sorrow to Lunatea because of the emotional trauma after Phantomille, that's why the last levels have the OST from the first game mixed all in a distorted sense, the villain is a mix of Klonoa's body and Huepows green blue and gold colors, Klonoa is the only one that hears those cries for help...and the OST from that level is called Hyuponia!!!!!

Klonoa is a duology about loss, sadness and dreams, Klonoa is us, and just like him we learn to live in a world with sorrow, we're sad about the ending of Klonoa 1, but all the players remember the ending from that game, it's that sadness that makes us remember that moment, that world, that dream.

Every person has different ways of coping with these emotions, just like every kingdom in Lunatea with stuff like games, war, just thinking about the past and not moving forward, we try to ignore these bad feelings, but we have to embrace sorrow, after embracing it we're able to save this world, this dream, and wake up from this long dream, our dream.

After finishing this game, us and Klonoa, are able to wake up, good morning player!

Clearly seeing what was wrong with the original, SEGA and... Arc System Works, apparently, got to work on making an improved Sonic Drift sequel, and... they actually succeeded.

Better graphics with more character animations, more varied locales including some original ones, a massive reduction in turns that you can't see coming, which was basically the biggest issue with the first game, and much more varied race track design, with most courses having their own unique gimmicks and features that keep the game fresh.

It's not, like, amazing or anything, but for what it is, it is actually quite a good game, and I had a lot of fun with it. It's very short, though, so you'll have to enjoy it while it lasts.