Once Upon a Katamari - Locations

The stages of Once Upon a Katamari are history itself: a story scroll has scattered the world's past, and each era becomes a playable area with its own scale, its own set of rollable objects and its own locked levels. The areas below run roughly in the order the campaign unfolds, from Edo-period Jap...
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Name Type Description Region Points Of Interest
Edo Japan Era / Main Hub Area The era the campaign opens in and the largest area in the game, with the highest number of inhabitants and the most levels attached to it. Feudal Japan The shogun's castle and its banquet hall As Large As Possible 1 As Fast As Possible 1 Voyage at Sea
Jurassic Period Era The prehistoric era, where the katamari starts small among ferns, eggs and small creatures before dinosaurs themselves become rollable. Prehistory Lots of Dinosaurs Nesting grounds and egg clutches Dinosaur herds used as size gates
Ice Age Era A frozen era built around snow, ice and mammoth-sized obstacles. Frozen prehistory Snowfield and glacier stages Frozen megafauna Size-gated ice walls
Ancient Egypt Era The Egyptian era moves the campaign indoors into tombs and temple complexes, where the rollable objects are sarcophagi, statuary and burial goods rather than street clutter. Nile valley Tomb interiors Perfect-Sized Coffin Temple statuary and burial goods
American Frontier Era The western era, built around a gold-rush town of saloons, wagons and mine workings. The Old West Lots of Drinks Tumbleweed Terror Lots of Gold Gold-rush town and mine
Voyage at Sea Stage A sea-bound Edo Japan stage reached after the opening levels of the era. Edo Japan Harbour and moored ships Cargo and dock structures Open water rolling routes
Tumbleweed Terror Stage The second stage of the American Frontier area, and the level most often cited in crown and cousin guides. American Frontier Three hidden crowns Town lanes and storefronts Cousin and present hiding spots
Lots of Dinosaurs Stage The first stage of the Jurassic Period, an objective stage where the katamari has to reach a minimum size by rolling up dinosaurs. Jurassic Period Minimum-size clear condition Dinosaur herds Three hidden crowns
Perfect-Sized Coffin Stage A size-constrained Egyptian stage built on the same idea as the Perfect-Sized Skull level: the katamari has to be finished at a specific size rather than as large as possible, which makes it a control challenge instead of a growth race. Ancient Egypt Fixed target size Tomb corridors that limit route choice Crowns positioned behind optional pickups
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