Musya - Levels

Levels

  • 1. Kihōshōnyūdō (鬼宝鍾乳洞 "Oni Cave") / Tengumura Cavern
    • Boss: Changing Tanuki (化け狸) / Tanuki
  • 2. Kodaifunbomeikyū (古代墳墓迷宮 "Ancient Labyrinth Grave") / Catacombs
    • Boss: Monkey Rock (猿石) / Daruma
  • 3. Chiteikaion'nenbyō (地底界怨念廟 "Hatred Palace of Underworld") / Palace of Hate
    • Boss: Fierce liquid (水虎) / Gobo
  • 4. Mumeishōnyūdō (無明鍾乳洞 "Dark Cave") / Cave of Darkness
    • Boss: Water leech child (水蛭子) / Kappa
  • 5. Kodaifunbomakyū (古代墳墓魔宮 "Ancient Evil Shrine") / Catacombs of Akuma
    • Boss: Leech child (蛭子) / Haniwa and Medamao
  • 6. Chiteikaijukinbyō (地底界呪禁廟 "Prohibited Cave of Underworld") / Cursed Palace
    • Boss: Fierce liquid / Gobo
  • 7. (Brief Intermission Level)
    • Boss: (平家怨霊) / Hannya Shogun
  • 8. Mōryōdōmeikai (魍魎洞冥界 "Afterlife Cave of Evil Spirits") / Watery Prison
    • Boss: Monster Demon King (魍魎王) / The Evil One

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