For the "Alice in Wonderland" DS Game, How Do You Use the Caterpillar?
In Disney's animated movie Alice in Wonderland, the caterpillar is a pivotal character that helps Alice escape her nonsensical and sometimes frightful dream world. The caterpillar also had a role in the non-animated film released in 2010, directed by Tim Burton. In the same year, Nintendo partnered with Disney to release a video game inspired by the Tim Burton movie for the Nintendo DS handheld game console. Characters played in the game include the caterpillar, named Absolem, along with the White Rabbit, Mad Hatter and Cheshire Cat.
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Instructions
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Flip the top screen open, and press the "Power" button to turn on your console. On the main menu screen, insert the Alice in Wonderland game into the card slot, and press "Start."
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Touch the game's stylus to your current character’s icon in the right corner of the screen, and drag it to the caterpillar's icon to switch characters during game play.
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Press and hold any button to toggle the power user interface; then tap the stylus on the icon to activate an ability.
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Activate the caterpillar's "Reverse Gravity" ability. Tap the "Up" or "Down" icon to reverse gravity during moments in the game when you need to rise or fall -- for example, when you see a green mist in areas such as the Mushroom Forest, Tulgey Woods, Western Red Desert or Salazen Grum.
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Use Absolem's "Extending Bridge" ability to cross gaps or spike pits. Two circles will pop up automatically. Tap the first with your stylus until it lights up; then tap the second circle to complete the bridge.
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When finished, escort Alice to one of the mailboxes scattered throughout Wonderland, and tap on it with the stylus to save your game.
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Tips & Warnings
The caterpillar is the second character after the white rabbit, found in the core of the Mushroom Forest.
When you learn a new skill, an exclamation mark will appear over your character's head.
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