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{{Game
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|image=Zillion cover.jpg
|title=Zillion
|title=Zillion
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|developer=[[Tatsunoko Production]]
|developer=[[Tatsunoko Production]]
|publisher=[[Sega]]
|publisher=[[Sega]]
|released={{rd|1987}}
|year=1987
|systems={{syslist|sms}}
|genre=[[Platform]]
|genre=[[Platform]]
|systems=[[Sega Master System]]
|modes=[[Single player]]
|modes=[[Single player]]
|followed by=[[Zillion II: The Triformation|Zillion II]]
|followed by=[[Zillion II: The Triformation|Zillion II]]
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'''Zillion''' is a space adventure platform video game designed for the [[Sega Master System]] as a companion for the Zillion anime in [[1987]]. The game is a free-scrolling platform/adventure in the vein of [[Metroid]]. It also has objects to be inspected and the necessity of enabling functions by accessing codes in the vein of [[Mission Impossible]]. A sequel to the game, [[Zillion II: The Triformation]] was also released.
{{game disambig||the [[Commodore 64]] casino game|[[Zillion (Commodore 64)]]}}
'''Zillion''' is a space adventure [[platform]] video game designed for the [[Sega Master System]] as a companion for the Zillion anime in [[1987]], both of which were named after the laser gun employed by the main characters. The gun was used as a design model for the [[Sega Master System#Light Phaser|Sega Master System Light Phaser]]. The game is a free-scrolling platform/adventure in the vein of [[Metroid]]. It also has objects to be inspected and the necessity of enabling functions by accessing codes in the vein of [[Impossible Mission]]. A sequel to the game, [[Zillion II: The Triformation]] was also released.


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Zillion is a game where you play the role of one of three team members from a military force known as the White Knights. The mission is to retrieve the five floppy disks from the Norsa Forces base on Planet X, find the captured teammates, Apple and Champ, and destroy the Norsa base by entering a code in its mainframe. After being dropped off by Mother Ship and reaching the underground base, the rest of the game consists of moving from room to room through the Norsa facility.


Zillion is a game where you play the role of JJ. The mission is to retrieve the 5 floppy disks from the Norsa Forces base on Planet X, find his missing partners Apple and Champ, and destroy the Norsa base by entering a code in its mainframe. JJ is dropped off by the ship, and after he reaches the underground base at the initial part of the game, the rest of the game takes place indoors, underground. He does not emerge on top again until his mission is complete and the base is destroyed.
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File:Zillion startscreen.png|Start up screen featuring the Zillion laser gun.
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Some of the obstacles of the missions include tripwires, enemy guards, laser turrets and forcefields. The game style includes entering and exiting from room to room in the base, and unlocking each room with computer ID cards and inputting the correct code, pieces of which are found by investigating broken machines. Depending on the action, some ID cards will be reusable, while others will be eaten up by the machines. Aside from unlocking rooms, the player also has the option to make specific actions, such as turning off barriers, deactivating traps, or even committing suicide, among others. One of the codes is the one needed to self-destruct the Norsa base.
JJ carries a gun which was used as a design model for the Sega Master System Light Phaser. It is his main weapon in the game. As the game progresses, the gun will become stronger, allowing JJ to break capsules containing codes for the computers or powerups. Once rescued, additional characters can be used by the player, each one with its own differences; Apple is fast but weak, and Champ is slow but strong. Like JJ, they can also upgrade their gun power and get items for themselves.
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Latest revision as of 22:52, 18 December 2022

Box artwork for Zillion.
Box artwork for Zillion.
Zillion
Developer(s)Tatsunoko Production
Publisher(s)Sega
Year released1987
System(s)Sega Master System
Followed byZillion II
Genre(s)Platform
ModesSingle player
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For the Commodore 64 casino game, see Zillion (Commodore 64).

Zillion is a space adventure platform video game designed for the Sega Master System as a companion for the Zillion anime in 1987, both of which were named after the laser gun employed by the main characters. The gun was used as a design model for the Sega Master System Light Phaser. The game is a free-scrolling platform/adventure in the vein of Metroid. It also has objects to be inspected and the necessity of enabling functions by accessing codes in the vein of Impossible Mission. A sequel to the game, Zillion II: The Triformation was also released.

Zillion is a game where you play the role of one of three team members from a military force known as the White Knights. The mission is to retrieve the five floppy disks from the Norsa Forces base on Planet X, find the captured teammates, Apple and Champ, and destroy the Norsa base by entering a code in its mainframe. After being dropped off by Mother Ship and reaching the underground base, the rest of the game consists of moving from room to room through the Norsa facility.

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