Lost World (Donkey Kong Land III)
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| Lost World | |
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| Game | Donkey Kong Land III |
| Level(s) | 6 |
| << List of worlds >> | |
- “Well done, it seems I underestimated you. Welcome to the Lost World, but you will never catch me.”
- —Baron K. Roolenstein, Donkey Kong Land III
Lost World, also known as the Lost City,[1] is a location in Donkey Kong Land III. It is the sixth and final world, accessible only after collecting every DK Coin and Watch (or only the latter in a prototype build).[2] The world's boss is Baron K. Roolenstein, who had had been fought previously as the boss of Tin Can Valley. The Lost World takes place in grassland and has a few caves and factories. The Lost World has a significant role in the beginning storyline: There was a contest held to see who would first discover the Lost World first. Both Donkey Kong and Diddy Kong participated in the contest, leaving Dixie and Kiddy behind; they felt rejected and decided to participate in the contest themselves, though Baron K. Roolenstein also decided 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 related to the Lost World contest.
Levels[edit]
- Whiplash Dash (pipeline)
- Kuchuka Karnage (factory)
- Haunted Hollows (cavern)
- Rainforest Rumble (jungle)
- Barrel Boulevard (factory)
- Ghoulish Grotto (cave)
- Boss level: K Rools Last Stand (cave)
Profiles[edit]
- Nintendo Power vol. 101: Even if you short circuit K. Rool's plan to find and loot the Lost World for his own gain, you still won't be able to just waltz into the place yourself. There will be a trick or two to entering this fabled land, which we'll reveal next issue.[3]
- Nintendo Power vol. 103: Last month, we gave you the scoop on some of the tougher stages and harded-to-find items in Donkey Kong Land 3. Now that you've collected all of the DK Coins from the previous stages and won the first five Clocks from the Brothers Bears, you'll be allowed to enter the Lost World and explore its mysterious interior. Baron K. Roolenstein found his way here before you, and he's strewn a host of dangers and death traps across your path. Luckily for you, our tips and full maps of each stage will give you a fighting chance to defeat the nefarious baron and save the treasures of the Lost World from his greedy, grimy clutches. Now is not the time to be sitting on your hands, so get moving, little monkeys![4]
Names in other languages[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | ロストワールド[?] Rosuto Wārudo |
Lost World | |
| Italian | Mondo Perduto[6][7] | Lost World | |
| Spanish | Mundo Perdido[5] | Lost World |
References[edit]
- ^ Donkey Kong Land III. Nintendo.com (American English). Archived June 15, 2001, 19:14:00 UTC from the original via Wayback Machine. Retrieved August 23, 2024.
- ^ Donkey Kong Land III (Prototype, Game Boy). Nintendo Player (English). Retrieved July 5, 2024.
- ^ Tilden, Gail, et al. (October 1997). Nintendo Power vol. 101. Nintendo of America (American English). Page 87.
- ^ Tilden, Gail, et al. (December 1997). Nintendo Power vol. 103. Nintendo of America (American English). Page 84.
- ^ "Los buscadores de fama y fortuna han invadido Donkey Kong Country en busca del legendario Mundo Perdido." – Back cover (1997). Donkey Kong Land III, GIG version. Nintendo (Italian).
- ^ Donkey Kong Land III, Spanish-Italian booklet. Page 36.
- ^ "Donkey Kong e Diddy Kong si sono avventurati alla ricerca del leggendario Mondo Perduto, lasciando Dixie Kong tutta sola ad occuparsi di Kiddy Kong." – Donkey Kong Land III. Nintendo of Europe (Italian). Retrieved July 5, 2024.
- ^ "I cercatori di fortuna e oro sono arrivati nel paese di Donkey Kong alla ricerca della mitica "terra perduta"." – Back cover (1997). Donkey Kong Land III, GIG version. Nintendo (Italian).
