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*The tablet at the entrance of the temple where the Rare Orbs are placed resembles the [[wikipedia:Aztec calendar|Aztec calendar]]. | *The tablet at the entrance of the temple where the Rare Orbs are placed resembles the [[wikipedia:Aztec calendar|Aztec calendar]]. | ||
*Cranky Kong briefly alludes to the Golden Temple, where he mentions rumors of a Golden Banana that warps people to another dimension, and thinks that's a good way to get rid of Donkey Kong and Diddy Kong for a while. | *Cranky Kong briefly alludes to the Golden Temple, where he mentions rumors of a Golden Banana that warps people to another dimension, and thinks that's a good way to get rid of Donkey Kong and Diddy Kong for a while. | ||
*There were originally supposed to be more levels than the sky level one, of which it was called Golden Bananas. They were known as Banana Coaster (which, as the name implies, involves Donkey Kong riding a mine cart through the level with several banana structures), Paper Cutouts, Wacky Blocks, Pudding Wonderland, Virtual Boy Tracks, and Crackers and Pudding. In addition, the interior of the Golden Temple itself was apparently intended to be playable at one point, as well. These ultimately weren't included into the game, presumably due to time constraints. | *There were originally supposed to be more levels than the sky level one, of which it was called Golden Bananas. They were known as Banana Coaster (which, as the name implies, involves Donkey Kong riding a mine cart through the level with several banana structures), Paper Cutouts, Wacky Blocks, Pudding Wonderland, Virtual Boy Tracks (a mine cart level rendered entirely in red outlines on black, as a homage to the [[Virtual Boy]]), and Crackers and Pudding. In addition, the interior of the Golden Temple itself was apparently intended to be playable at one point, as well. These ultimately weren't included into the game, presumably due to time constraints. | ||
==Names in Other Languages== | ==Names in Other Languages== | ||