Kaos Kore

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Kaos Kore
KAOS Kore.png
Map in the original version
Kaos Kore in the Game Boy Advance version of Donkey Kong Country 3
In the Game Boy Advance version
Game Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble!
Levels 5
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“Well, once I got to the castle grounds I saw a sign which said 'Keep right off our land!', so I ran off!”
Bazaar, Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble!

Kaos Kore is the seventh world in Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble!, and the eighth in the Game Boy Advance version. Kaos Kore is both serene and ominous, featuring surrounding forests and a large lake in the center. One of the forests has conveyor belt-like vines. A network of underground caves is located under the area. The water of the area is polluted due to a network of chemical-transporting pipes in the area. Baffle is the Brother Bear of Kaos Kore, and he appears in his own code room. Kaos Kore's secret cave is Sewer Stockpile, which is located in a caged-off pipe, and the Kongs can open it by swimming in a figure 8 pattern around the two rocks south of it.

At Bazaar's General Store, Bazaar mentioned that he explored the area, but fled when he read a sign saying, "Keep right off our land!"

Levels[edit]

Profiles[edit]

  • Player's Guide (page 5): Kaos Castle and all it secrets lie in the shadowy heart of the Kaos Kore. An entire army of Kremlings guard the countryside surronding the foreboding fortress. Baffle Bear os working on deciphering a secret code-see if you can help him out.
  • Nintendo Power vol. 89 (page 37): Unless you believe those silly bears and their rumors about a Lost Wold, KAOS Kore is the last area in Donkey Kong Country 3. KAOS, the most meancing mechanical monster ever built, has surronded his secret complex with possible the roughest, primate-proof stretch of jungle, water and subterranean levels in video game history. Lool for more coverage in the months ahead.
  • Nintendo Power vol. 91 (page 61): Somewhere in the KAOS Kore lurks the most menacing mechanical monster in the history of Kong Country. The five levels leading to Kastle KAOS are some of the toughest stretches of terrain in the entire game. While there's not enough space to delve into each level's devious details, check out the brief strategic summaries listed below.

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Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning
Japanese カオスの隠れ家
Kaosu no Kakurega
KAOS Hideout

French Korps KAOS
KAOS Body
German Kaos
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Italian Kuor di Kaos
KAOS Kore
Spanish Núkleo Kaos
KAOS Kore