Uploaded January 2012 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Those with the skill and mettle to clear Sinking Swamp without a continue are met with the most dastardly world of Banana Blitz: Ultra Heaven. Harking back to the sky-themed Master stages from the first game, but with an infinitely more hyper tune, these stages are evil. Pure evil. You're gonna have to muster all your motion control, jumping, and monkey knowledge to even have a chance at this true final test. Good luck. You'll need it.
The final world's song is a remix of Zero G Station, which is also World 10 of Touch & Roll. It's basically Space Colony... without the colony. The only world music not to be remixed for Banana Blitz are World 2: Junglistic Journey (think of it as Jumble Jungle) and World 12: Mesh Mosh (it's a simpler Space Case... minus the city). To unlock Mesh Mosh, you have to collect a combined total of 2006 bananas. There's a counter that pops up after beating Studio One and only bananas collected afterwards will count.
SEGA and Amusement Vision own these banana-loving monkeys.
Those with the skill and mettle to clear Sinking Swamp without a continue are met with the most dastardly world of Banana Blitz: Ultra Heaven. Harking back to the sky-themed Master stages from the first game, but with an infinitely more hyper tune, these stages are evil. Pure evil. You're gonna have to muster all your motion control, jumping, and monkey knowledge to even have a chance at this true final test. Good luck. You'll need it.
The final world's song is a remix of Zero G Station, which is also World 10 of Touch & Roll. It's basically Space Colony... without the colony. The only world music not to be remixed for Banana Blitz are World 2: Junglistic Journey (think of it as Jumble Jungle) and World 12: Mesh Mosh (it's a simpler Space Case... minus the city). To unlock Mesh Mosh, you have to collect a combined total of 2006 bananas. There's a counter that pops up after beating Studio One and only bananas collected afterwards will count.
SEGA and Amusement Vision own these banana-loving monkeys.
