"Shantra and the Pirates Curse 3DS" is an adventure video game developed by WayForward Technologies and published by XSeed Games. The game follows the story of Shantra, a young pirate who embarks on a journey to break a powerful curse that has befallen her crew. In the game, players control Shantra as she explores various islands and battles against different enemies. The gameplay is a combination of platforming, puzzle-solving, and combat, with players facing off against both regular enemies and powerful bosses. Shantra can use a variety of weapons and abilities to defeat her foes, such as a sword, pistol, and elemental magic. As Shantra progresses through the game, she unravels the mysteries behind the curse and its origins.
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She was also available in a plastic header-carded baggie for clearance purposes a rare end-run variant , as well as being included in the ultra-rare Emerald City Gift Set along with the other six figures from series one. The second style is cast in white plastic, no doubt to give the impression of underpants much like the black and blue pelvic pieces found on most Type 2 male Mego bodies.
As Shantra progresses through the game, she unravels the mysteries behind the curse and its origins. Along the way, she encounters other colorful characters who provide guidance, quests, and additional challenges. The game features a captivating story with twists and turns, keeping players engaged and wanting to discover the truth behind the curse.
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Glinda, the Good Witch (Item No. 51500/5): The fifth in the line of Wizard of Oz figures, this item recreates the character of Glinda, the Good Witch (Billie Burke) from the film. Glinda comes on a standard female Mego body (jointed knees and elbows) cast in pink flesh. Her outfit is comprised of an ornate pink lace dress with a gold, vac-metallized heart sewn to the chest. A pair of pink slippers and a tall, gold, vac-metallized crown complete the ensemble. Her only accessory is her magic wand, which is vac-metallized in gold.
Package Variants: Like all of the other first series figures (except the Wizard), Glinda is available in both the "plain green" and "yellow brick road" boxes. She was also available in a plastic header-carded baggie for clearance purposes (a rare end-run variant), as well as being included in the ultra-rare Emerald City Gift Set (along with the other six figures from series one).
Figure Variants: Glinda's pelvis piece comes in two different colors. The first style is cast in pink flesh plastic (to match the rest of her body). The second style is cast in white plastic, no doubt to give the impression of underpants (much like the black and blue pelvic pieces found on most Type 2 male Mego bodies). One wonders why Mego didn't just use the same underwear already available for Isis and Dorothy instead of molding the pelvis in a new color. (In fact, there are rumors that Glindas have been found with white panties, but until I see at least one pantied specimen mint-in-box, I am neither willing nor able to confirm this rumor.) The second "white-pelvis" style of body is infinitely rarer than the first "all-pink" body.
Reduce, Reuse, Recycle: Glinda's shoes are the same style as Dorothy's shoes (only in pink instead of red). Also, Glinda and Dorothy share the same female body, cast in the same pink flesh.
Caution Collectors: As with all vac-metallized plastic, Glinda's heart, crown and wand are susceptible to flaking and fading/tarnishing, so keep any handling down to a bare minimum. Also, Glinda's crown has a pin molded inside the center for mounting into her head, so (as any Thor owner will tell you) you've got to be extremely gentle when removing or replacing the crown.
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Above is an example of a mint-in-box Glinda in a "plain green" box (left), and a mint-in-box Glinda in a "yellow brick road" box (right).
Above is an example of a catalog mailer box for the Glinda figure.
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One of the highlights of "Shantra and the Pirates Curse 3DS" is the unique 3D visuals, which make the game world come to life. The graphics are vibrant and detailed, with lush environments and imaginative enemy designs. The stereoscopic 3D effect adds depth and immersion to the gameplay, enhancing the overall experience. Additionally, the game features a catchy soundtrack that complements the action and sets the mood for each area or encounter. The music adds to the sense of adventure and keeps players engaged throughout their journey. "Shantra and the Pirates Curse 3DS" is a well-crafted and enjoyable game that offers a mix of action, exploration, and storytelling. With its charming characters, engaging gameplay, and immersive visuals, it provides a satisfying experience for fans of the adventure genre. Whether you're a seasoned gamer or new to the genre, this game offers a memorable and exciting journey..
Reviews for "Solve puzzles and overcome challenges in Shantra and the Pirates Curse 3ds"
1. John - 1 star - I was really disappointed with "Shantra and the Pirates Curse" for the 3DS. The graphics were extremely pixelated and looked outdated, making it hard to enjoy the game visually. The gameplay itself was also quite repetitive, with the same tasks and objectives being repeated over and over again. I found myself easily getting bored and quickly lost interest in the game. Overall, I wouldn't recommend it to anyone looking for a fun and engaging gaming experience.
2. Sarah - 2 stars - I had high hopes for "Shantra and the Pirates Curse" on the 3DS, but unfortunately, it fell short of my expectations. The controls were clunky and unresponsive, often causing frustration and hindering my progress in the game. Additionally, the storyline lacked depth and failed to capture my interest. The dialogue and character interactions felt forced and poorly written. I was hoping for a captivating adventure, but instead, I found myself feeling bored and uninspired. I wouldn't recommend this game to avid gamers or anyone looking for an engaging gameplay experience.
3. Michael - 1 star - "Shantra and the Pirates Curse" for the 3DS was a major letdown. The game was plagued with numerous glitches and technical issues that made it nearly unplayable. From random crashes to freezing screens, I couldn't even progress through the game without encountering constant problems. It felt like a rushed and poorly developed game that wasn't properly tested before its release. The lack of attention to detail and poor quality control really ruined the gaming experience for me. I would advise against purchasing this game unless you enjoy frustration and disappointment.