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'''Wizpig's Course''' is the course in [[Diddy Kong Racing]] and [[Diddy Kong Racing DS]] where [[Wizpig]] is raced for the first time after clearing the four worlds and collecting the pieces of the amulet. Located on the main hub of [[Timber Island]], it is a very straightforward and circular course where it continually rains. After [[Diddy Kong]] or any of the other racers beat Wizpig in this race, he teleports them to his home planet of [[Future Fun Land]] where the actual final race takes place. | '''Wizpig's Course''' is the course in [[Diddy Kong Racing]] and [[Diddy Kong Racing DS]] where [[Wizpig]] is raced for the first time after clearing the four worlds and collecting the pieces of the amulet. Located on the main hub of [[Timber Island]], it is a very straightforward and circular course where it continually rains. After [[Diddy Kong]] or any of the other racers beat Wizpig in this race, he teleports them to his home planet of [[Future Fun Land]] where the actual final race takes place. | ||
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Revision as of 18:40, October 18, 2008
Wizpig's Course is the course in Diddy Kong Racing and Diddy Kong Racing DS where Wizpig is raced for the first time after clearing the four worlds and collecting the pieces of the amulet. Located on the main hub of Timber Island, it is a very straightforward and circular course where it continually rains. After Diddy Kong or any of the other racers beat Wizpig in this race, he teleports them to his home planet of Future Fun Land where the actual final race takes place.
