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Meteo here is known as '''Meteor''' on the map screen and '''the Battle Base Meteor''' on the level opening screen. The Japanese version also calls it these things (in English letters), but the manual calls it メテオ・ベース ''Meteo Bēsu'' (Meteor Base) in its section on page 16 and メテオ ''Meteo'' (Meteor) on the map on page 20, showing that it indeed has the same name in Japanese as the place from later games in the series.<ref>https://www.nintendo.co.jp/clvs/manuals/ja/pdf/CLV-P-VADGJ.pdf</ref> | Meteo here is known as '''Meteor''' on the map screen and '''the Battle Base Meteor''' on the level opening screen. The Japanese version also calls it these things (in English letters), but the manual calls it メテオ・ベース ''Meteo Bēsu'' (Meteor Base) in its section on page 16 and メテオ ''Meteo'' (Meteor) on the map on page 20, showing that it indeed has the same name in Japanese as the place from later games in the series.<ref>https://www.nintendo.co.jp/clvs/manuals/ja/pdf/CLV-P-VADGJ.pdf</ref> | ||
Meteor is the fourth stage of | Meteor is the fourth stage of level 1. The boss of this stage is [[Dancing Insector]]. | ||
The English manual gives this description: | The English manual gives this description: | ||
