相較於初代那種結合「桌遊棋盤」與「動作闖關」的實驗性設計，《小超人帕門 2：打倒秘密結社魔道團》（パーマンPART2 秘密結社マドー団を倒せ!）可說是一次徹底的重製與進化。由 Irem 於 1991 年推出的續作，完全捨棄前作的骰子地圖系統，轉而專注於更加純粹且完成度極高的橫向捲軸動作玩法。

於 1991 年 12 月 20 日在 Famicom（紅白機）上發售，正值主機生命週期的成熟階段，因此在技術表現上有明顯提升。不論是角色動作的流暢度、關卡設計的複雜性，還是整體節奏的掌握，都展現出開發團隊對硬體性能的高度駕馭能力，使整體遊戲體驗遠勝前作。

在劇情方面，故事承接前作發展。原本被擊敗的邪惡組織「全惡連」東山再起，並重組為更強大的「魔道團」。他們這次的目標更加激進，直接綁架所有小超人夥伴。 1 號帕門——須羽三夫，孤身深入敵人的據點，在重重陷阱與敵人包圍中逐一救出 2 號布比、3 號星野堇與 4 號胖超人，最終集結夥伴之力，對抗魔道團的野心。

在操作與系統上，整體的進化尤為顯著。保留基本的跳躍與攻擊動作，但將帕門最具代表性的「飛行能力」大幅強化。可以在空中長時間懸停，並進行細膩的位移控制，這對於後期複雜的地形與精準跳躍關卡來說至關重要，也讓整體操作更具深度與技巧性。

此外，最大的特色在於「夥伴營救與能力系統」。不同於前作僅提供輔助效果，本作將夥伴能力設計為核心玩法之一。當救出各個夥伴後，便能獲得對應的特殊能力。例如，2 號布比能讓玩家在水中行動更加靈活，而 4 號胖超人則能破壞特定的重型障礙。這些能力不僅增加遊戲變化性，也與關卡設計緊密結合，讓玩家在攻略過程中需要靈活運用不同能力。

同時，也加入多種強化道具，例如提升攻擊距離或防禦力，使整體玩法更接近經典日式動作遊戲的成長系統，進一步提升可玩性與策略性。

在市場評價方面，普遍被視為一款「回歸正統但完成度極高」的優秀續作。由於移除了帶有隨機性的棋盤系統，整體節奏變得更加緊湊流暢，能專注於操作與關卡本身，獲得更直接且純粹的遊戲樂趣。畫面表現亦相當出色，色彩鮮明、細節豐富，角色的動作動畫生動有趣，成功重現 藤子·F·不二雄 原作中的幽默與活力。

在難度設計上，遊戲曲線平衡良好。雖然中後期的關卡與魔王戰需要一定技巧，但整體仍對兒童與一般玩家保持友善，兼顧挑戰性與娛樂性。

整體而言，《小超人帕門 2》是一款將基礎玩法打磨至極致的佳作。它成功將原作中「夥伴羈絆」與「正義冒險」的主題，轉化為具體且有深度的遊戲機制，是紅白機末期相當具有代表性的動漫改編動作遊戲之一，至今仍具備高度的耐玩價值與回味空間。

Compared to the experimental design of the first game—which combined board game mechanics with side-scrolling action—Perman Part 2: Defeat the Secret Society Mado-dan! (パーマンPART2 秘密結社マドー団を倒せ!) represents a major overhaul in structure. Released in 1991 by Irem, the sequel completely abandons the dice-based map system in favor of a more focused and polished side-scrolling action experience.

The game was officially launched on December 20, 1991, for the Famicom. Arriving late in the console’s lifecycle, it takes full advantage of the hardware’s capabilities. The result is a noticeable improvement in animation fluidity, level complexity, and the variety of character abilities, making it feel far more refined than its predecessor.

The story follows the return of the evil organization “Zenakuren,” which, after its previous defeat, reorganizes into the more powerful “Mado-dan.” This time, all of Perman’s allies have been captured. Players take on the role of Mitsuo Suwa, Perman No. 1, who must venture alone into enemy territory filled with traps and dangers. His mission is to rescue Booby (No. 2), Sumire Hoshino (No. 3), and Perman No. 4 one by one, eventually uniting their strength to bring down the Mado-dan once and for all.

In terms of gameplay, the sequel delivers a more intuitive yet deeper action system. Perman retains his basic attacks and jumping ability, but his signature flying skill becomes far more central. Players can hover in midair for extended periods and make precise aerial movements, which is essential for navigating the more intricate platforming challenges introduced in later stages.

The most notable addition is the partner rescue and switching system. Unlike the first game, where allies provided passive assistance, this sequel emphasizes their unique abilities as core gameplay mechanics. Once rescued, each partner grants specific skills that expand the player’s options. For example, Booby enhances underwater mobility, while Perman No. 4 can break through heavy obstacles. This system not only reinforces progression but also ties directly into level design, encouraging players to think strategically about how to utilize each ability.

Power-up items are also introduced, allowing players to enhance attack range or defense, further aligning the game with traditional Japanese action game design. These elements add depth without overcomplicating the core mechanics.

Upon release, Perman Part 2 was widely regarded as a “straightforward yet exceptionally well-executed” sequel. By removing the randomness of the board game elements, the pacing becomes much tighter, enabling players to focus entirely on action and level mastery. The visuals are vibrant and detailed, with expressive character animations—such as transformations, flying motions, and comedic reactions—that faithfully capture the charm of the original work by Fujiko F. Fujio.

The difficulty curve is also carefully balanced. While later stages and boss encounters require skill and timing, the game remains accessible to younger players and casual audiences, staying true to the spirit of the series.

Overall, Perman Part 2 exemplifies a sequel that refines its fundamentals to near perfection. By transforming the themes of friendship and justice into tangible gameplay systems, it stands as one of the more polished and enjoyable anime-based action titles of the late Famicom era, offering both satisfying mechanics and strong replay value.