If another Klonoa remaster is in the works then it would be the second time that the game has been remade, as the original Klonoa: Door to Phantomile was remade for the Nintendo Wii back in 2008, however, we’ve not seen anything from the series since then. While it’s slightly more cryptic, it’s believed that the new trademark for “1&2 Encore” refers to a remaster of both Klonoa: Door to Phantomile and its sequel Klonoa 2: Lunatea’s Veil, however, it’s possible this trademark could refer to a different remaster entirely. Putting these two things together it’s not too hard to surmise that at least a remaster of the original Klonoa is in the works, especially since Bandai Namco also registered a Klonoa Encore trademark in Japan back in 2019. While these trademarks are in code, thankfully they’re not too difficult to decipher, as Waffuu is Bandai Namco’s code for the Klonoa franchise, since it’s a phrase of titular protagonist Klonoa, and Encore is what they subtitle their remasters. It's a fairly high speed course with relatively wide road, but it has. Located in: Yokohama (Japan) Course Length: 1.882 miles (3.012 kilometers) Date and Time: 12:00, SeptemPreset BGM: Motor Species (all teams) Phantomile is known for being the shortest course in the series. Bandai Namco has filed trademarks for both “Waffuu Encore” and “1&2 Encore,” Gematsu reports, which indicate possible Klonoa remasters in the works. Phantomile, later renamed Phantom Mile, is a course featured in Ridge Racer Type 4 and Ridge Racer 2 (PSP). Klonoa is a Platformer Series Published by ANS Klonoa Was Created by Namco in 1997 to Compete with the Likes of Nintendo's Kirby and Sega's NiGHTs Series While Also Filling the Void of 2d Mascot Platformers such as Sonic at the Time Which Mostly Were Either 3d or Were Transitioning to 3D The First Game in the Series, Klonoa Door to Phantomile Was Released on the Saturn in 1997, The Ohga Shrugs.
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