LocoRoco 2 also features six new mini-games, in which the LocoRoco take on new forms to perform new tasks. Viole is a purple-colored LocoRoco with three dark purple sets of hair on top. She is unlocked as the second LocoRoco in LocoRoco 2. A new, purple LocoRoco joins the gang from the original game, and all seven of the colorful, amorphous main characters now have names and personality traits. Viole (, Viore) is the purple LocoRoco whose title is known as the Confident Tomboy. Musical note icons, collected along the way, can be used to give the LocoRoco helpful powers and abilities. The little blobs sing happily, almost the whole while. Players guide them through 2D platform challenges by pressing the right and left trigger buttons to tilt the entire level, clockwise or counterclockwise, and using gravity to shepherd the blobs where they need to go.ДЄs in the first game, the evil, aurally oppressive Moja tribe threatens the peaceful LocoRoco, who must be guided to safety by the player. The little LocoRoco behave something like droplets of oil in water between two panes of glass. The sequel stays true to the tilt-and-go gameplay of the original, through more than two dozen 2D scrolling stages.

Kelapton has a purple-colored ground which is mostly spongy and. In LocoRoco 2, this is the location where you can find Viole and it's also her favorite zone. The name of the location is revealed in LocoRoco 2 and it is called the fungus forest. Fans of the PSP's happiest little blobs of endangered goo find relief for their itchy trigger fingers in LocoRoco 2. Kelapton is a location in LocoRoco and LocoRoco 2.

Purple locoroco