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'''Big Ape City''' is the name of the final area ventured through in the classic [[Game Boy]] game, ''[[Donkey Kong Land]]''. | '''Big Ape City''' is the name of the final area ventured through in the classic [[Game Boy]] game, ''[[Donkey Kong Land]]''. The name "Big Ape City" is pun of "The Big Apple", a nickname for [[New York City]]. | ||
Whereas most places on [[Donkey Kong Island]] are almost untouched by modern civilization, Big Ape City is a large urban area. Along with having several apartment complexes and office buildings, Big Ape City also has a large blimp in it, where [[King K. Rool]] is fought. There is also a large construction site in the city. | Whereas most places on [[Donkey Kong Island]] are almost untouched by modern civilization, Big Ape City is a large urban area. Along with having several apartment complexes and office buildings, Big Ape City also has a large blimp in it, where [[King K. Rool]] is fought. There is also a large construction site in the city. | ||
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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*The first actual world of ''[[Donkey Kong (Game Boy)|Donkey Kong '94]]'' was called [[Big-City]], and is most likely the same location. Indeed, a snippet from the game's manual seems to state that this is, indeed the place where [[Pauline]] was kidnapped, or at least something like it. As the manual says: "Travel by zeppelin to Donkey Kong's favorite stomping ground, Big Ape City. The sight of that familiar skyline might bring back fond memories, but don't waste your time sightseeing when there are Kremlings around!". The strategy review in [[Nintendo Power]] further states this with a screenshot caption stating "Cranky used to roll barrels at [[Mario|a plumber]] in the construction site here." | *The first actual world of ''[[Donkey Kong (Game Boy)|Donkey Kong '94]]'' was called [[Big-City]], and is most likely the same location. Indeed, a snippet from the game's manual seems to state that this is, indeed the place where [[Pauline]] was kidnapped, or at least something like it. As the manual says: "Travel by zeppelin to Donkey Kong's favorite stomping ground, Big Ape City. The sight of that familiar skyline might bring back fond memories, but don't waste your time sightseeing when there are Kremlings around!". The strategy review in [[Nintendo Power]] further states this with a screenshot caption stating "Cranky used to roll barrels at [[Mario|a plumber]] in the construction site here." | ||
==Names in Other Languages== | ==Names in Other Languages== |
Revision as of 17:12, January 29, 2013
Template:Worldbox Big Ape City is the name of the final area ventured through in the classic Game Boy game, Donkey Kong Land. The name "Big Ape City" is pun of "The Big Apple", a nickname for New York City.
Whereas most places on Donkey Kong Island are almost untouched by modern civilization, Big Ape City is a large urban area. Along with having several apartment complexes and office buildings, Big Ape City also has a large blimp in it, where King K. Rool is fought. There is also a large construction site in the city.
Levels
Below are the levels that appear in the Big Ape City.
- Construction Site Fight
- Kong Krazy
- Balloon Barrage
- Fast Barrel Blast
- Skyscraper Caper
- Button Barrel Blast
- Oil Drum Slum
- K. Rool's Kingdom
Trivia
- The first actual world of Donkey Kong '94 was called Big-City, and is most likely the same location. Indeed, a snippet from the game's manual seems to state that this is, indeed the place where Pauline was kidnapped, or at least something like it. As the manual says: "Travel by zeppelin to Donkey Kong's favorite stomping ground, Big Ape City. The sight of that familiar skyline might bring back fond memories, but don't waste your time sightseeing when there are Kremlings around!". The strategy review in Nintendo Power further states this with a screenshot caption stating "Cranky used to roll barrels at a plumber in the construction site here."