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Play Hansei Zaru Jirou-kun no Daibouken (Japan) Online

You play as a monkey with zero chill—bouncing off walls, yeeting fruit at enemies, and swinging through jungles to chaotic SNES sound effects. It’s like controlling a Saturday morning cartoon on caffeine.

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Hansei Zaru Jirou-kun no Daibouken is a Japan-only Super Nintendo Entertainment System release from 1994, developed by Irem. It arrived during a period when platformers were abundant on the system, offering a distinctly Japanese take on the genre without the international fanfare of some contemporaries.

You control Jirou, a young monkey, navigating side-scrolling stages filled with enemies and environmental hazards. The main goal is to progress through each level, defeating foes and avoiding obstacles. Signature mechanics include throwing fruit as your primary attack, swinging from vines to cross gaps, and bouncing off walls to reach higher areas. The pacing is brisk, and the difficulty can be unforgiving, with precise jumps and quick reactions often required. Playing it feels like managing a playful but sometimes frustrating burst of energy.

Super Nintendo (SNES)
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