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'''Glass Labyrinth''' is the second level of [[Lost Island]] (2-2) in ''[[DK Jungle Climber]]''. It is the first of three Glass Labyrinth levels. | '''Glass Labyrinth''' is the second level of [[Lost Island]] (2-2) in ''[[DK Jungle Climber]]''. It is the first of three Glass Labyrinth levels. | ||
The level begins outside. When [[Donkey Kong]] and [[Diddy Kong]] reach [[Xananab]], he tells them that [[King K. Rool]] warped to another world, and in order to give chase, they | The level begins outside. When [[Donkey Kong]] and [[Diddy Kong]] reach [[Xananab]], he tells them that [[King K. Rool]] warped to another world, and in order to give chase, they must find Xananab's wormhole device. DK swims through an underwater passage to find the device, at which point Xananab opens a wormhole that takes the trio to the Glass Labyrinth. Soon after their arrival, a mirror image of Donkey Kong appears, and Xananab explains that the mirror has pegs in slightly different places. If one of the DKs grab a peg that the other doesn't have, they'll have to start over. | ||
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Glass Labyrinth is the second level of Lost Island (2-2) in DK Jungle Climber. It is the first of three Glass Labyrinth levels.
The level begins outside. When Donkey Kong and Diddy Kong reach Xananab, he tells them that King K. Rool warped to another world, and in order to give chase, they must find Xananab's wormhole device. DK swims through an underwater passage to find the device, at which point Xananab opens a wormhole that takes the trio to the Glass Labyrinth. Soon after their arrival, a mirror image of Donkey Kong appears, and Xananab explains that the mirror has pegs in slightly different places. If one of the DKs grab a peg that the other doesn't have, they'll have to start over.
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