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{{quote|Those mountains are cool to look at, but totally not my style. This place is for the birds!|Funky Kong|Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze}}
{{quote|Those mountains are cool to look at, but totally not my style. This place is for the birds!|Funky Kong|Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze}}
'''Autumn Heights''' is the second island explored by the [[Kong]]s in ''[[Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze]]'' and its Nintendo Switch [[Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze (Nintendo Switch)|port of the same name]], unlocked after beating the boss of [[Lost Mangroves]], [[Pompy]]. The boss of this world is [[Skowl]].
'''Autumn Heights''' is the second island explored by the [[Kongs]] in ''[[Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze]]'' and its Nintendo Switch [[Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze (Nintendo Switch)|port of the same name]], unlocked after beating the boss of [[Lost Mangroves]], [[Pompy]]. The boss of this world is [[Skowl]].


The environment of Autumn Heights is heavily inspired after Swiss landscapes, being an area full of mountains and canyons where pine and birch trees and various species of shrubs and flowers form the prevalent vegetation. Swiss architecture is also captured in many of the buildings found in early levels, such as windmills, steeples and chalets. Some levels take place in rural landscapes, while others are set in autumn forests. The island also features a sawmill where the trees are chopped up and processed, as well as caverns used for cheese storage by sapient mice, the [[Cheesy Chester]]s, common enemies in this world. Other common species are [[Schnautzel]]s, wild boar enemies that shoot fireballs out of their snouts.
The environment of Autumn Heights is heavily inspired after Swiss landscapes, being a grassy mountain or canyon where pine trees, birch trees, and various species of shrubs and flowers form the prevalent vegetation. Swiss architecture is also captured in many of the buildings found in early levels, such as windmills, steeples, and chalets. Some levels take place in greeny landscapes, while others are set in red, autumnal forests. The island also features a sawmill where the trees are chopped up and processed, as well as caverns used for cheese storage by sapient mice, the [[Cheesy Chester]]s, common enemies in this world. Other common species are [[Schnautzel]]s, wild boar enemies that puff fireballs out of their snouts.


[[Hootz]]es and other [[Snowmads]] seem to have established a town in the higher summits of Autumn Heights. However, some of the huts specific to this town can also be found near the base of the island, during [[Mountain Mania]]. Owl statues and constructions are dedicated to the presence of Hootzes. The highest summit of the island itself depicts the visage of an owl.
[[Hootz]]es and other [[Snowmads|Snowmad]] relatives seem to have established a town in the higher summits of Autumn Heights. However, some of the huts specific to this town can also be found near the base of the island, during [[Mountain Mania]]. Owl statues and constructions are dedicated to the presence of Hootzes. The highest summit of the island itself depicts the visage of an owl.
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