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Long, prolific series of games by Konami featuring a thief/ninja as the main character, set in the Edo period of Japan. The games span from classic consoles to the new generation, blending several different genres.

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Long, prolific series of games by Konami featuring a thief/ninja as the main character, set in the Edo period of Japan. The games span from classic consoles to the new generation, blending several different genres.

Games

Mr. Goemon

1 May 1986

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Ganbare Goemon! Karakuri Douchuu

30 July 1986

Platforms/Game Boy AdvancePlatforms/MSXPlatforms/Nintendo Entertainment SystemPlatforms/Wii ShopPlatforms/Nintendo 3DS eShopPlatforms/Wii U

Ganbare Goemon 2 (Game)

4 January 1989

Platforms/Nintendo Entertainment SystemPlatforms/Nintendo 3DS eShop

Ganbare Goemon Gaiden: Kieta Ougon Kiseru

5 January 1990

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The Legend of the Mystical Ninja (Game)

19 July 1991

Platforms/Super Nintendo Entertainment SystemPlatforms/Wii ShopPlatforms/Wii UPlatforms/New Nintendo 3DS

Ganbare Goemon: Sarawareta Ebisumaru!

25 December 1991

Platforms/Game BoyPlatforms/Nintendo 3DS eShop

Ganbare Goemon Gaiden 2: Tenka no Zaihou

3 January 1992

Platforms/Nintendo Entertainment System

Ganbare Goemon 2: Kiteretsu Shogun Magginesu

22 December 1993

Platforms/Game Boy AdvancePlatforms/Super Nintendo Entertainment SystemPlatforms/Wii UPlatforms/New Nintendo 3DS

Ganbare Goemon 3: Shishijyuurokubei no Karakuri Manji Katame

16 December 1994

Platforms/Super Nintendo Entertainment SystemPlatforms/Wii ShopPlatforms/Wii UPlatforms/New Nintendo 3DS

Ganbare Goemon Kirakira Douchuu: Boku ga Dancer ni Natta Wake

22 December 1995

Platforms/Super Nintendo Entertainment System

Ganbare Goemon: Uchuu Kaizoku Akogingu

22 March 1996

Platforms/PlayStation

Soreyuke Ebisumaru! Karakuri Meiro: Kieta Goemon no Nazo!!

29 March 1996

Platforms/Super Nintendo Entertainment System

Mystical Ninja starring Goemon (Game)

4 December 1997

Platforms/Game BoyPlatforms/Nintendo 3DS eShop

Mystical Ninja Starring Goemon (Game)

16 April 1998

Platforms/Nintendo 64

Ganbare Goemon: Kuru Nara Koi! Ayashi Geikka no Kuroi Kage

23 December 1998

Platforms/PlayStation

Ganbare Goemon: Tengu-to no Gyuakushu!

14 January 1999

Platforms/Game Boy Color

Goemon's Great Adventure

22 September 1999

Platforms/Nintendo 64

Ganbare Goemon: Mononoke Douchuu Tobidase Nabe-Bugyou!

16 December 1999

Platforms/Game Boy Color

Ganbare Goemon: Mononoke Sugoroku

25 December 1999

Platforms/Nintendo 64

Ganbare Goemon: Hoshizorashi Dynamites Arawaru!!

21 December 2000

Platforms/Game Boy Color

Goemon: Bouken Jidai Katsugeki

21 December 2000

Platforms/PlayStation 2

Ganbare Goemon: Ooedo Daikaiten

29 March 2001

Platforms/PlayStation

Ganbare Goemon: Shin Sedai Shuumei

20 December 2001

Platforms/PlayStation

Goemon: New Age Shutsudou!

28 February 2002

Platforms/Game Boy Advance

Kessakusen! Ganbare Goemon 1+2: Yuki-hime to Magginesu

21 April 2005

Platforms/Game Boy Advance

Ganbare Goemon: Toukai Douchuu Ooedo Tengurigaeshi no Maki

23 June 2005

Platforms/Nintendo DS

Ganbare Goemon Dai Shuugou!

2 July 2026

Platforms/PCPlatforms/Nintendo SwitchPlatforms/PlayStation 5

Franchise details

Name

Goemon

Features

27 games

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First game

Mr. Goemon

Aliases

Mystical Ninja

Characters

• Has characters: Simon Belmont (Character), Goemon (Character), Baron (Character), Colon (Character), Congo (Character), D'etoile (Character), Dharumanyo (Character), Kashiwagi (Character), Kitty Lily (Character), Poron (Character), Sharon (Character), Spring Breeze Dancin' (Character), Thaisamba (Character), Tsurami (Character), Ebisumaru (Character), Impact (Character), Sasuke (Character), Yae (Character), Sparkster (Character), Plasma Man (Character), Getsu Fuuma (Character), Konami Man (Character), Konami Girl (Character), Benkei (Character)

Locations

• Has locations: Japan (Location), Festival Temple Castle (Location), Festival Village (Location), Folkypoke Village (Location), Ghost Toys Castle (Location), Gorgeous Musical Castle (Location), Gourmet Submarine Castle (Location), Oedo Town (Location), Transformed Oedo Castle (Location), Zazen Town (Location), Japanese Castle (Location), Mount Fuji (Location)

Concepts

• Has concepts: Breaking the Fourth Wall (Concept), Combo (Concept), Ghost (Concept), Ninja (Concept), Player Character (Concept), Voice Acting (Concept), Double Jump (Concept), Maps (Concept), Non-Player Character (Concept), Unlockables (Concept), Alien (Concept), Jump (Concept), Cutscene (Concept), Exploration (Concept), Save Point (Concept), Self-Referential Humor (Concept), Theft (Concept), Mascot (Concept), Explosion (Concept), Melee (Concept), Multiple Protagonists (Concept), Evil Laugh (Concept), Minigame (Concept), Female Protagonists (Concept), Exploding Head (Concept), Talking Animal (Concept), Robot (Concept), Alien Invasion (Concept), Spiky-Haired Protagonist (Concept), Healing Food (Concept), Magic (Concept), Shopping (Concept), Health (Concept), Lives (Concept), Games Based on Anime (Concept), Human (Concept), Polygonal 3D (Concept), Pop Culture Reference (Concept), Fish (Concept), Tanuki (Concept), Dog (Concept), Song and Dance Number (Concept), Power Up (Concept), Mode 7 (Concept), Tengu (Concept), Female Dropship Pilot (Concept), Flaming Weapon (Concept), On-The-Fly Character Switching (Concept), Feudal Japan (Concept), Merfolk (Concept), Shogun (Concept), Fireworks (Concept), Konami Code (Concept), Moving Platform (Concept), Game Over (Concept), Fortune Teller (Concept), Cheat Code (Concept), The Locked Door (Concept), Cooperative Play (Concept), Kappa (Concept), Games on which Anime are Based (Concept), Trivia (Concept), Continue (Concept), Hidden Room (Concept), Important Text (Concept), Food-Themed Stage (Concept), Theme Song (Concept), Day/Night Cycle (Concept), Late Title Card (Concept), Point of No Return (Concept), Sound Test (Concept), Super Game Boy Enhancement (Concept), Virtual Console (Concept), World Map (Concept), Hanging Ending Screen (Concept), Toy-Box Stage (Concept), Classic NES Series (Concept), Gashadokuro (Concept), Sugoroku (Concept)

Objects

• Has objects: Kunai (Object), Skull (Object), Pizza (Object), Hamburger (Object), Explosives (Object), Rocket (Object), Fart (Object), Mech (Object), Shuriken (Object), Sword (Object), Flowers (Object), Map (Object), Pipe (Object), Hammer (Object), Key (Object), Sushi (Object), Ladder (Object), Compass (Object), Heart (Object), Cane (Object), Lava (Object), Meat (Object), Submarine (Object), Scroll (Object), Pipe (Object), Door (Object), UFO (Object), Balberra (Object), Ryo (Object), French Fries (Object), Super Robot (Object), Tofu (Object), Option (Object), Riceball (Object), Mallet (Object), Vic Viper (Object), Moai Head (Object), Soup (Object), Maneki Neko (Object), Peach (Object), Iwakura (Object)

People

• Has people: Koichi Yamadera (Person), Takeshi Aono (Person), Takashi Yoshida (Person), Kazuhiro Aoyama (Person), Hideki Kurosaki (Person), Etsunobu Ebisu (Person), Takeshi Fujimoto (Person), Kazuhisa Hashimoto (Person), Madoka Yamauchi (Person), Tomoya Tomita (Person)