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[[Image:DK64-KLumsyIsland.png|thumb|'''K. Lumsy's Prison''', as shown in a cutscene.]]
[[Image:DK64-KLumsyIsland.png|thumb|'''K. Lumsy's Prison''', as shown in a cutscene.]]
'''K. Lumsy's Prison'''<ref>''Donkey Kong 64 Official Nintendo Player's Guide'' Foldout.</ref> is a small, round island that the giant [[Kremling]] [[K. Lumsy]] is trapped in for most of ''[[Donkey Kong 64]]''.
'''K. Lumsy's Prison'''<ref>''Donkey Kong 64 Official Nintendo Player's Guide'' Foldout.</ref> is a small, round island that the giant [[Kremling]] [[K. Lumsy]] is trapped in for most of ''[[Donkey Kong 64]]''. The interior is much larger than the exterior but is mostly empty except for the cage holding the Kremling, although the area does contain two [[Golden Banana]]s and, through K. Lumsy, provides indirect access to parts of [[Donkey Kong Island|DK Isle]] and [[Crocodile Isle (Donkey Kong 64)|Crocodile Isle]]. The Golden Bananas can only be accessed by [[Lanky Kong]], the first outside the prison with his [[Grape Shooter]], the second inside using his [[OrangSprint]] special move.
 
After leaving [[DK's Tree House|his tree house]], [[Donkey Kong]] decided to swim over to and investigate the large mechanical island [[King K. Rool]] had parked next to [[Donkey Kong Island|Kong Isle]]. Climbing onto the smaller island with a cave, Donkey ventured inside of it and found the giant Kremling in his equally giant cage.
 
Seeing he had a visitor, K. Lumsy decided to tell DK his sad story. After he had refused an order to attack Kong Isle, King K. Rool had K. Lumsy imprisoned in a small island towed behind the larger, mechanical one. After hearing this story, Donkey Kong, being the kind-hearted ape he is, decided to help K. Lumsy escape. Hearing that Donkey Kong was going to help him caused the giant reptile to jump for joy; all this commotion caused the entrance to the game's first area, [[Jungle Japes]], to open.
 
After defeating every boss in the game (minus King Krusha K. Rool), the [[Kong]]s will be awarded with a [[Boss Key|large key]] which can be used to take one of the eight locks off K. Lumsy's cage. After freeing K. Lumsy of his prison and shutting down K. Rool's [[Blast-o-Matic]], a short cutscene of K. Lumsy leaving his island and knocking [[King Kruiser II|K. Rool's unnamed airship]] out of the sky will be shown. Also, when the Kongs defeat King Krusha K. Rool, he will be sent flying, courtesy of [[Funky Kong]] and a rocket-launcher. K. Rool will crash land on K. Lumsy's Prison where he is apparently beaten to a pulp by an angry K. Lumsy (who is back in it without explanation).
 
The island is fairly unremarkable, though it does contain two [[Golden Banana]]s on it. The first Golden Banana can only be accessed with [[Lanky Kong]] and his [[Grape Shooter]]. The second is inside the island and is only obtainable by using Lanky and his special move [[OrangSprint]].


==References==
==References==

Revision as of 15:39, April 21, 2015

A cutscene, where the player first discovers K. Lumsy Island.
K. Lumsy's Prison, as shown in a cutscene.

K. Lumsy's Prison[1] is a small, round island that the giant Kremling K. Lumsy is trapped in for most of Donkey Kong 64. The interior is much larger than the exterior but is mostly empty except for the cage holding the Kremling, although the area does contain two Golden Bananas and, through K. Lumsy, provides indirect access to parts of DK Isle and Crocodile Isle. The Golden Bananas can only be accessed by Lanky Kong, the first outside the prison with his Grape Shooter, the second inside using his OrangSprint special move.

References

  1. ^ Donkey Kong 64 Official Nintendo Player's Guide Foldout.