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this area in both games. The name "Northern Kremisphere" is a pun on the Northern Hemisphere, the top half of the Earth, and the setting is inspired by Canada

Store, across the water. The Gyrocopter is required to reach it. K's Kache – Northern Kremisphere overworld, on the island in the northwestern lake (SNES

scroll at around the top-left corner of the screen. It gives the player either the option to select a vehicle to use on the Northern Kremisphere world map or

about the Lost World somewhere in the Northern Kremisphere. The further along the Kongs are in their adventure, the more Blunder will reveal about the Lost

Squirt. Full map (before the world's completion) As shown from the Northern Kremisphere map As shown from the Northern Kremisphere map (Game Boy Advance remake)

Cape Codswallop is the first area in Donkey Kong Land III. Located in the Northern Kremisphere, to the east of the Primate Plains, it replaces Lake Orangatanga

Plateau is the third area in the Game Boy and Game Boy Color game Donkey Kong Land III. Located in the Northern Kremisphere, to the north of the Primate Plains

to a clifftop in the Northwest section of the Northern Kremisphere, as the Turbo Ski is capable of reaching the northwest lake in the Game Boy Advance

replaced with Bears resembling Bazaar. Bears operate the Sheepy Shop around the Northern Kremisphere, where the Kongs can play cards, pay two bear coins to hear

Top Cove, and is located in the northwestern lake of the Northern Kremisphere, only reachable by using the Turbo Ski. The world boss is Barbos, who was

Prior to the game's events, the Banana Queen was sealed behind an evil barrier from Baron K. Roolenstein when he invaded the Northern Kremisphere. The Banana

Barter of the Brothers Bear in Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble! It is located in the northern part of the Northern Kremisphere, west of

World, a hidden world of the Northern Kremisphere in Donkey Kong Land III. Krematoa, the hidden world of the Northern Kremisphere in Donkey Kong Country

Primate Plains is the second world of Donkey Kong Land III. It appears in the Northern Kremisphere, and is located west of Cape Codswallop and south of

It appears in the southern area of the Northern Kremisphere map. It is located just west of Wrinkly's Save Cave, or Wrinkly's Retreat in the Game Boy Advance

but after the Kremling Krew invaded the Northern Kremisphere, they built machines and factories over it, even deforesting the trees in the area (as seen

Double Trouble! It is located in the central part of the Northern Kremisphere, immediately northeast of Cotton Top Cove, and the Hovercraft has to be unlocked

Double Trouble! and Donkey Kong Land III as the currency of the Northern Kremisphere, and are the successor to the Banana Coins from Donkey Kong Country 2:

caves in the Northern Kremisphere, following her retirement from Kong Kollege. A Wrinkly's Save Cave appears in every world of Northern Kremisphere, including

with it around the Northern Kremisphere map. The Turbo Ski's main feature is its ability to go up waterfalls, if the player holds button, opening access

himself in the Game Boy Advance version of Donkey Kong Country 3. It appears in every world except the Northern Kremisphere map, taking the places of where

Northern Kremisphere map between Bazaar's General Store and Funky's Rentals. The rest of the Save Caves were replaced with Cranky's Dojo. Unlike her Save

a member of the Brothers Bear in Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble! He is located in his booth in the Northern Kremisphere world map, to

Great Ape Lakes is the fourth world of Donkey Kong Land III. It is located in Northern Kremisphere, to the east of Blackforest Plateau and west of Tin

member of the Brothers Bear in Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble! He lives in his own bungalow in the Northern Kremisphere map, where

discoveries of the Northern Kremisphere. Lakeside Limbo The first level, Lakeside Limbo takes place on a boardwalk with only a few enemies present. In the second

from the Game Boy Advance remake. Even after purchasing the information, Bazaar still charges the Kongs to hear the information again. After the Kongs

more sinister arrangement of the game's main map theme, "Northern Kremisphere". Krematoa is the only world to not have a Swanky's Sideshow or a secret cave

sought to give the game's level "a sense of place and momentum" and drew inspiration from the soundtrack of feature films, including the work of composers

out the Kremling Krew to capture all the Banana Birds they could, as the Banana Birds were the only ones who could free their mother. Almost all the Banana

or reach the end of the level as usual. If the Kongs leave the level under any method, the Kongs will find themselves in Northern Kremisphere (as opposed

which the Kongs have to go up. A large waterfall runs through K3, appearing to be flowing into the main Northern Kremisphere map. Right next to the waterfall

Donkey Kong Country, the first installment of the Donkey Kong Country series. Donkey Kong Country, a remake of the first game for the Game Boy Color. Donkey

construction hat. According to Boomer, he explains that the other residents of Northern Kremisphere banished him to Krematoa, deeming him "too dangerous"

upgrade the boat and allow it to reach further sections of the map. The game also features a greater amount of sidequests. The Northern Kremisphere is inhabited

travel around the Northern Kremisphere map, allowing Dixie and Kiddy Kong to access any location. In order for Funky to build the Gyrocopter, the Kongs must

title screen and the Knautilus partially submerged in the waters of the Northern Kremisphere. 1 - At the very start of the game itself, Dixie goes to Wrinkly's

after the events of Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest, Wrinkly retired from teaching at Kong Kollege and moved to the Northern Kremisphere inside

mentioned in the instruction booklet, where Dixie traveled to the southern shores of the island and swam to the nearby Northern Kremisphere in search for

World 1: The Great Space Journey Begins World 2: Shooting Through the Stars World 3: The Far Reaches of the Universe World 4: The Many Mysteries of the Cosmos

Kegs at the Sneeks to proceed farther into the level. Springin' Spiders The fourth level (first in the remake), Springin' Spiders involves the Kongs using

before a plateau. G: Found to the right of a Skidda near the end of the level. At the end of the level, the Kongs must skip over the Level Flag, and a bottom-right

language. The Kremlings seem to be a marauding and conquering race, as evidenced by their thievery, kidnapping, take-over of the Northern Kremisphere, and most

Flag. On the Northern Kremisphere map, the Krem Flag of Krematoa is obscured by the volcano, whereas in the retail version it is placed on top of the volcano

Kong's Double Trouble! It is located along the northern portion of the world, crossing over from the east side to the west. More specifically, it connects Kong-Fused

watercraft to reach the most remote regions of the Northern Kremisphere." APPEARS IN: DKC 1, 2, 3 The self-proclaimed coolest of the Kongs, a title he'll

asks both Kongs to find the hidden Banana Birds hidden across the Northern Kremisphere to rescue the imprisoned Banana Queen. In the Game Boy Advance version

composed the majority of the soundtrack of Donkey Kong Country score (with help from Eveline Fischer and Robin Beanland), and would later compose the entire

to travel across the waters of the Northern Kremisphere. At first, the Motor Boat is the only vehicle that Funky has available. As the Kongs obtain certain

around the current. At the end of the minigame, the Blooper submerges allowing the whirlpool to subside. “Oh dear! You unleashed the whirlpool. Now the shells

Rope Klash. After traversing the first gap in the level, the player must lure the nearby Knocka closer to the left edge of the platform. Next, Kiddy must

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and Kiddy give the No.6 wrench to Björn, he fixes the chairlifts, allowing them to reach the secret cave, Clifftop Cache. Buzzer Barrage The first level,

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

Dixie Kong's Double Trouble!. The Sheepy Shop appears in every world, including the Lost World. Cards: The first offer that the Bear makes is to play a generic

large room of the castle. A DK Barrel appears the start if the player enters the stage with only one Kong. Upon entering the castle, the Kongs are confronted

named after the Nautilus, a submarine from the novels Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Seas and The Mysterious Island. The interior of the Knautilus has

Sneek. After defeating the enemies, a Bonus Coin appears to the very right of the level. Collect the Stars!: After the letter N, the Kongs must go past a

world to challenge the Kongs, and after he is defeated, the way into the Lost World opens. The name of the region is a play on the American music industry

along the way. From the top of the rope, the active Kong must jump left and go past a Sneek. From here, the layout is mostly replicated from the start

Collect the Stars!: Near the start of the level, the Kongs ride two small elevator lifts to reach the third floor. They must jump on the path to the right

Each of the stars are sorted in groups of nine in the form of an arrow. At the end of the boardwalk, the active Kong must jump down into the water and

Coin. Bash the Baddies!: At the very start of the level, the Kongs must go left and pass a Knocka. They must jump on the center on the roof of a chalet to

he finds the Star Barrel. About halfway through the level, the bird continues through the level by flying around the many sharp turns in the mill. Though

Halfway into the level, the Kongs can optionally enter an Animal Barrel of Enguarde. At the beginning of the level, the Kongs start to swim amongst the brightly

above the barrels and enter a Bonus Barrel in the ceiling at a dead-end. In the Bonus Level, Squitter has 30 seconds to collect the Bonus Coin on the other

After the Star Barrel, a Barrel Cannon will launch the heroes in front of the letter N G: Near the second Rekoil Near the end of the level, the Kongs encounter

to go higher into the level. During most of the latter half, the Kongs are transformed into Squawks. At the beginning of the level, the heroes exit a narrow

bananas that are shaped in the direction that the Kongs must go. There are many Buzzes in the level. After the Star Barrel, the Kongs encounter many horizontal

Barrel at the bottom. The objective is to head straight for the Bonus Coin on the other side, though a Skidda has to be avoided along the way. Bash the Baddies

Balloon: 1 K: At the beginning, Dixie or Kiddy have to drop into the river to find the letter. O: The Kongs are blasted into the "O" from the barrel cannon

along the way until reaching the Bonus Coin at the bottom. Bash the Baddies!: When Squawks finds the letter G, he must fly down then left at the first

Level Flag. The level's name is a pun on the fable, The Ugly Duckling. At the beginning of the level, the heroes will have to swim through the dark pipeline

After collecting the stars, the Bonus Coin appears in the center for the Kongs to collect. Find the Token!: When the Kongs reach the letter G, they must

in the formation of an arrow, into the shallow water. There, the heroes find the letter O. Once they get the letter, they have to jump out of the sea

Star Barrel, the Kongs can enter an Animal Barrel to transform into Enguarde for the rest of the level. At the beginning of the level, the heroes begin their

crossing into the next tree trunk, the heroes soon make their way down to the Star Barrel. About halfway through the level, the apes travel up the first trunk

After the Star Barrel, the "N" is to the right of the lake. G: Found after a Bristles near a Buzz. When the level begins, the Kongs encounter the Koin next

blasts them into the air in a higher area. While airborne, the Kongs should make their way into the next Booster Barrel to the left. Once the barrel blasts

after using a Barrel Cannon near the Koin G: To the right of a Buzz near the end of the level After the letter N, the Kongs can enter a Barrel Cannon.

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level, the apes swim along the long passageways and soon find the letter O, as well as the Star Barrel. About halfway through the level, the heroes head downward

displayed on the right of the screen. The active Kong's face is at the top and Cranky's is at the bottom. Depending on which character hit a target, the red section

point out the direction that the Kongs must take. At the start of the level, the Kongs can jump into an Animal Barrel and transform into Ellie for the first

Mode. When the player loses the health gained by the additional Kong, the player loses the Kong. While the original trilogy only allowed the player characters

Buzzes along the way. When the Kongs obtain all the stars, a Bonus Coin appears at the end of the area. Find the Token!: At the end of the level, the Kongs must

each world, the Kongs must complete the levels in order until reaching the world boss, whom the Kongs must defeat to unlock the next world. As the Kongs explore

Collect the Stars!: When the Kongs go the third elevator, they must jump to the fourth elevator and jump to a Bonus Barrel at the right. In the Bonus Level

to join. After the Kongs defeat Baron K. Roolenstein in the Lost World, the game cuts to the ending. In it, a start line can be seen in the background, presumably

them to collect the individual stars between. After the Kongs collect the stars, the Bonus Coin appears on a platform to the left, and the Kongs are automatically

coins each time the mini-game is played. If Dixie collects most of the stars along her way, she wins the mini-game. Rewards for completing the minigame include

appears on the right end of the stage. The start of the level. The letter K. Kiddy swims near some Kocos. Kiddy swims to the Star Barrel. The Animal Barrel

on each rope, and the Kongs must avoid them. The second Bonus Barrel is to the very left, under the top rope. In the Bonus Level, the Kongs instantly start

Koin, and the Kongs earn the DK Coin. Kuchuka Karnage has two Bonus Levels, listed by type: Collect the Stars!: Near the start of the level, the Kongs go

certain paths. After the No Animal Sign, the Kongs encounter many Kuchukas. From the start of the level, the Kongs need to travel through the bumpy cave and

Dixie Kong's Double Trouble! In the backstory, Donkey and Diddy go on a fishing trip to the Northern Kremisphere. The Kongs did not return from their fishing

solution to the problem. The Kongs decide to travel to the United States to talk with the president. Dixie and the others ride their Animal Friends to the nearest

from the podium. In Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble!, if the Kongs ask Bazaar who owns the castle in the Northern Kremisphere, Bazaar

falling out the windows, despite Razor Ridge not being a snow-themed world, but this detail was fixed in the Game Boy Advance version, which had the interior

directly west of the location is the world's secret cave, Glacial Grotto. Blizzard's Basecamp is a dark log cabin with some gear on the wall. In the Game Boy Advance