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[[Image:Moero_Twinbee_Stage1_screen.png|thumb|right|Stage 1]]

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'''Description:''' The first stage is a horizontally scrolling stage. Donburi island is the home of Dr. Cinnamon, and is situated in the middle of a calm ocean. Although this stage make appear similar to the pastoral stage in the original Twinbee, you get a new perspective on it due to the change in scroll directions. Each of the enemies are types of food, such as a Popsicle and fish cakes.  The enemies aren't too aggressive here, and you should be afforded enough time to collect a flashing blue bell which will provide you with a shield, and a red bell which gives you lasers.

[[Image:Moero_Twinbee_Stage2_screen.png|thumb|right|Stage 2]]

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'''Description:''' The second stage is the first vertically scrolling stage. The Lamayadora Kingdom is located just off the Indian Ocean.  The enemies of this stage are different sorts of underwater creatures, such as turtles and squids.  This is another good stage to obtain upgrades from.  You will find that bouncing the bell is a little easier in vertical stages, but since you must use the same weapon to bounce the bells and attack the enemies, you may accidentally hit the bell a few more times than you intend.  The decision to collect the flashing red bell depends on whether or not you want to obtain the 3-Way and 5-Way shots or not.  The 3-Way shot in the middle of this stage can really help, but experts will appreciate the added fire power of ghost options.  There are many hidden 1000 point Konami logos to collect throughout the stage, including four lined up along the very end of the stage.

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[[Image:Moero_Twinbee_Stage3_screen.png|thumb|right|Stage 3]]

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'''Description:''' Stage 3 is another horizontally scrolling stage. It takes place in a country in the desert in Egypt. Many famous Egyptian sights such as a pyramid and the sphinx can be seen. The enemies that you encounter here are types of daily necessities, such as a mop and a scrubbing brush.  New to this stage is the presence of land targets which will fire at you.  They animate slightly just before firing a bullet at your ship.  Bomb them and collect the prizes they leave behind before they have a chance to attack you.

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[[Image:Moero_Twinbee_Stage4_screen.png|thumb|right|Stage 4]]

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'''Description:''' This stage returns to vertical scrolling, and the game will remain so until the final stage.  The country of Urarufusuku is found in the arctic cold near the North Pole. The enemies defending it are types of home-electronics, such as television set and a telephone.  The 1000 point bonuses become relatively difficult to find from this point forward, but there are a couple of Santa heads to be found, particularly in groups of trees.  Focus on regaining upgrades if you've lost any recently.  A shield is the hardest upgrade to collect, but its definitely worth the effort.

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[[Image:Moero_Twinbee_Stage5_screen.png|thumb|right|Stage 5]]

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'''Description:''' Continuing with the vertically scrolling stages, the next stage takes place over a country in South America. A ravine continues throughout the majority of the stage. The enemies found here are different sporting-goods types, such as volleyball and an bumbell.  Enemy attacks become much more aggressive and bullets will fill the air much more frequently.  If you haven't picked up too many already, collect a few blue bells to give yourself and edge when dodging enemy fire.  Don't collect too many though, or you may find it too hard to control precisely where you want to go.

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[[Image:Moero_Twinbee_Stage6_screen.png|thumb|right|Stage 6]]

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'''Description:''' The final vertically scrolling stage takes place over the Ipu=Γ Empire, where mechanical rows of houses sprawl across the surface. This empire straddles across both the atmosphere and outer space. The enemies that you encounter are clearly different types of insect, such as beetles and fireflies.  It is in this stage alone that you can collect the rare and powerful 5-Way shot, but only if you do not have ghost option ships following you at the time.  The 5-Way Star can be found just as soon as the stage begins.  Destroy the first purple ground target that you see near the right to reveal the Star.  Note that once you collect it, you will never be offered a blinking red bell, and collecting the L or R items will have no effect, until you lose the 5-Way shot.

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[[Image:Moero_Twinbee_Stage7_screen.png|thumb|right|Stage 7]]

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