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Platform
Arcade
Genres
Platformer
Developers
Jaleco
Publishers
Jaleco
Release date
December 31, 1986

Summary

Momoko 120% is a quirky Japanese arcade platformer that throws you into a frantic vertical climb. Each stage is a building‑like arena where you scramble up escalators, ladders or trampolines while a rising fire chases you, and you finish by leaping onto a tiny blimp hovering above. The game sprinkles hidden doorways that launch short jump‑and‑run minigames; these act as shortcuts or even mandatory routes, and destroying certain foes lets you upgrade your weapon on the fly. Although it never saw an overseas arcade release, the title was born from an aborted Urusei Yatsura license—its opening theme "Lum’s Love Song" still loops in the background. The Famicom version kept the licensed name (Urusei Yatsura: Lum’s Wedding Bell), and the original arcade hit ranked tenth among Japan’s table units in October 1986. A 2006 mobile revival and three follow‑up titles kept the oddball mechanics alive for a new generation of retro fans.

Storyline

In Momoko 120% on Arcade, the adventure begins with a school building engulfed in flames. Momoko must dash through burning corridors, dodging enemies and leaping over fire to escape. As she progresses, the game ages her dramatically: each level adds several years, turning the four‑year‑old heroine into a teenager and then an adult. The final bonus stage shows a twenty‑year‑old Momoko in a wedding dress, gathering items while her future unfolds. The ending has her marrying, giving birth to a newborn Momoko, and the cycle starts over again.

Edited by Maya Carter

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Arcade Machine

Developers
Jaleco
Machine Style
Upright
Control Panel
Single-player
Screen Orientation
Landscape
Sound
Mono

Multiplayer

Multiplayer setup
Hot Seat