Khamlyon Training

**Khamlyon Training**, released in Japan as **Khamlyon: Aku no Training** (*Kanji: カムリョン　悪のトレーニング*) is an arcade prize redemption game published and developed by Penny and released in both Yatoroba and Japan.

A port for the Sega Mega Drive was later released by Ma-Ba exclusively in Japan, albeit removing the prize mechanic.

## Overview

Khamlyon wants to be the Wolf Army's top soldier more than anything, and Minos agrees to help him.

The game itself is a minigame compilation consisting of 6 minigames in the Arcade version and 12 minigames in the Mega Drive version, which are chosen at random.

### List of Minigames

Games in **bold** are exclusive to the Mega Drive version.

Games in *italic* are exclusive to the Japanese versions.

* Khamlyon Janken (カムリョンじゃんけん)

A rock paper scissors game, press A-B-C to choose between Rock, Scissors and Paper respectively. Win 2-3 rounds to pass.
* Usagi Tataki (うさぎたたき)

Whac-a-mole, where the player is supposed to hit rabbits, should the player hit Volk three times will result in an instant game over.
* **Okta-kun Kyōsō (オク太くんきょうそう)**

A swimming race game. Rattle the ABC buttons to make Khamlyon swim faster.
* **Shinken Suijuku (しんけんすいじゅく)**

Memorama. Win all 3 rounds to pass.
This game does not appear in either Arcade version.
* **Volk-sama Otoshi (ヴォルクさまおとし)**

Daruma otoshi with Volk. Press A to hit with the hammer. Should the player let Volk fall off will result in an instant game over.
This game does not appear in either Arcade version.
* *Kamizumō (かみずもう)*

Three kamizumo matches between Khamlyon and Kuromaru.
* *Acchi-muite (あっちむいて)*

Look away, use the D-pad to decide which way to look. Win 2-3 rounds to pass.
* **Kuruma Race (くるまレ～ス)**

A racing game. Win 2-3 laps to pass.
This game does not appear in either Arcade version.
* Docchinano? (どっちなの？)

The player must decide between going two ways with the D-pad. Get three ways right to pass.
* Udezumō (うでずもう)

Arm wrestling, Rattle the ABC buttons to make Khamlyon push harder, win 2-3 rounds to pass.
* Kyōsō (競走)

A race against Minos, rattle the buttons to make Khamlyon go faster.
* Shōgaibutsu Kyōsō (しょうがいぶつきょうそう)

An obstacle course that must be beaten within 30 seconds, press A to jump and down with the D-pad to duck.
Should you lose any of the minigames will trigger a game over cutscene where Volk yells at Khamlyon and kicks him off.

### Differences between versions

* The Arcade version only allows you to play one minigame per credit. A cutscene plays after the game over screen where Zayats thanks for playing and waves goodbye as a curtain closes showing **GAME OVER** in yellow lettering.
	+ Upon winning a minigame, however, that same cutscene ends with Zayats saying a phrase that translates to "Oh yeah, I almost forgot!" and handing out a gashapon, which is the prize given upon victory in any minigame.
* In the Mega Drive version, for every 4 games completed, Khamlyon will be handed a medal: Bronze for completing 4 minigames, and silver for completing 8 minigames.
* In the Mega Drive version, an ending cutscene will be displayed after completing all 12 minigames: Khamlyon claims his gold medal but it turns out to be a dream, where Volk wakes him up and carries him off by the tail after he refuses to wake up as the credits roll. The ending illustration shows Khamlyon doing chores while a thought bubble shows him as the Top Soldier.

## Characters featured

* **Khamlyon** (main character)
* Minos
* Volk
* Kuromaru
* Kat
* Rhinos
* Okta
* Zayats (Usagi Tataki and Arcade ending cutscene only)

## See also

Zayats games for Sega Mega Drive

1. Blue Thunder
2. **Khamlyon Training**
3. Zayats (1992)
4. Zayats Carnival
5. Tobidase! Blue Thunder
6. Zaya & Leo no Challenge
7. *Xiao Lu Tu: Peng Hu Dong Hui*