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'''Lake Orangatanga''' | '''Lake Orangatanga''', also spelled '''Lake Orangatango''',<ref name="np89">{{cite|title=''Nintendo Power'' Volume 89|page=36|language=en-us|publisher=Nintendo of America|date=October 1996}}</ref>) is the first world of ''[[Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble!]]'' It takes place at a large lake, and its fertile land and pine trees are visible from the world map. Lake Orangatanga has numerous boardwalks, a few mills, and a lake with several [[Koco]]s. In the north-eastern area of the lake, there is a snowy region. The world's [[Brothers Bear|Brother Bear]] is [[Barnacle]], who has his own island in the middle of the lake, [[Barnacle's Island]]. He was replaced with [[Bachelor]] in the [[Donkey Kong Country 3 (Game Boy Advance)|Game Boy Advance version]], which also renamed the location to [[Bachelor Pad]]. The [[secret cave]] of this world, named "Smuggler's Cove", is located west of the snowy region. [[Dixie Kong|Dixie]] and [[Kiddy Kong]] are able to freely swim in the overworld's lake, and can access the secret cave by swimming under a dock. | ||
According to ''[[Nintendo Power]]'', Lake Orangatanga was one of the first discoveries of the [[Northern Kremisphere]].<ref>''Nintendo Power'' Volume 90 | According to ''[[Nintendo Power]]'', Lake Orangatanga was one of the first discoveries of the [[Northern Kremisphere]].<ref>{{cite|date=November 1996|title=''Nintendo Power'' Volume 90|page=26|publisher=Nintendo of America|language=en-us|quote=Discovered by some of the first explorers of Donkey Kong Country, Lake Orangatanga was a relatively peaceful area, but that's nothing a horde of Kremlings can't cure!}}</ref> | ||
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==Levels== | |||
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Lakeside Limbo.png|'''[[Lakeside Limbo]]'''<br>The first level, Lakeside Limbo takes place on a boardwalk with only a few enemies present. In the second half, the player can optionally free [[Ellie]] from her [[animal crate]]. | Lakeside Limbo.png|'''[[Lakeside Limbo]]'''<br>The first level, Lakeside Limbo takes place on a boardwalk with only a few enemies present. In the second half, the player can optionally free [[Ellie]] from her [[animal crate]]. | ||
Doorstop Dash.png|'''[[Doorstop Dash]]'''<br>The second level, Doorstop Dash involves pulling down on [[Handle (Donkey Kong Country 3 | Doorstop Dash.png|'''[[Doorstop Dash]]'''<br>The second level, Doorstop Dash involves pulling down on [[Handle (Donkey Kong Country 3)|handles]] to temporarily open nearby doors throughout. | ||
Tidal Trouble.png|'''[[Tidal Trouble]]'''<br>The third level, Tidal Trouble takes place on a series of boardwalks, and the water current goes left, the opposite direction that the Kongs need to go to reach the end. | Tidal Trouble.png|'''[[Tidal Trouble]]'''<br>The third level, Tidal Trouble takes place on a series of boardwalks, and the water current goes left, the opposite direction that the Kongs need to go to reach the end. | ||
Skiddas Row.png|'''[[Skidda's Row]]'''<br>The fourth level, Skidda's Row takes place in a snow-covered area with a slippery ground, as well as several [[Skidda]]s. | Skiddas Row.png|'''[[Skidda's Row]]'''<br>The fourth level, Skidda's Row takes place in a snow-covered area with a slippery ground, as well as several [[Skidda]]s. | ||
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Belcha DKC3 battle.png|'''Boss level: [[Belcha's Barn]]'''<br>The boss level, Belcha's Barn takes place in a mill in the southeastern part of Lake Orangatanga, and it involves the Kongs having to fight a giant barrel named [[Belcha]]. | Belcha DKC3 battle.png|'''Boss level: [[Belcha's Barn]]'''<br>The boss level, Belcha's Barn takes place in a mill in the southeastern part of Lake Orangatanga, and it involves the Kongs having to fight a giant barrel named [[Belcha]]. | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
==Profiles== | ==Profiles== | ||
* | *'''''Nintendo Power'' Volume 89:''' ''The once-placid shoreline of Lake Orangatanga has been invaded by scores of Kaos's krooked Kremling krew. This six-stage lake resort has a little bit of danger in every terrain, ranging from undersea uncertainties to alpine altercations. Either Dixie or Kiddy can complete each stage, but you need the talents of both primates to find all the hidden items and bonus levels.''<ref name="np89"/> | ||
==Names in other languages== | ==Names in other languages== | ||
{{foreign names | {{foreign names | ||
|Jap=オランガタンガ{{ | |Jap=オランガタンガ{{ruby|湖|こ}}<ref>''Super Donkey Kong 3: Nazo no Kremis-tō''「クレミス{{ruby|島|とう}}マップ」fold-out</ref> | ||
|JapR=Orangatanga-ko | |JapR=Orangatanga-ko | ||
|JapM=Lake Orangatanga | |JapM=Lake Orangatanga | ||
|Spa=Lago Orangatanga | |Spa=Lago Orangatanga | ||
|SpaM=Lake Orangatanga | |SpaM=Lake Orangatanga | ||
| | |Fre=Lac Orangatanga | ||
| | |FreM=Lake Orangatanga | ||
|Ger=Orangatanga-See | |Ger=Orangatanga-See | ||
|GerM=Lake Orangatanga | |GerM=Lake Orangatanga | ||
Latest revision as of 23:12, July 5, 2024
| Lake Orangatanga | |
|---|---|
 Map in the original version  Game Boy Advance map | |
| Game | Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble! |
| Level(s) | 5 |
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Lake Orangatanga, also spelled Lake Orangatango,[1]) is the first world of Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble! It takes place at a large lake, and its fertile land and pine trees are visible from the world map. Lake Orangatanga has numerous boardwalks, a few mills, and a lake with several Kocos. In the north-eastern area of the lake, there is a snowy region. The world's Brother Bear is Barnacle, who has his own island in the middle of the lake, Barnacle's Island. He was replaced with Bachelor in the Game Boy Advance version, which also renamed the location to Bachelor Pad. The secret cave of this world, named "Smuggler's Cove", is located west of the snowy region. Dixie and Kiddy Kong are able to freely swim in the overworld's lake, and can access the secret cave by swimming under a dock.
According to Nintendo Power, Lake Orangatanga was one of the first discoveries of the Northern Kremisphere.[2]
Levels[edit]
Lakeside Limbo
The first level, Lakeside Limbo takes place on a boardwalk with only a few enemies present. In the second half, the player can optionally free Ellie from her animal crate.
Doorstop Dash
The second level, Doorstop Dash involves pulling down on handles to temporarily open nearby doors throughout.
Tidal Trouble
The third level, Tidal Trouble takes place on a series of boardwalks, and the water current goes left, the opposite direction that the Kongs need to go to reach the end.
Skidda's Row
The fourth level, Skidda's Row takes place in a snow-covered area with a slippery ground, as well as several Skiddas.
Murky Mill
The fifth level, Murky Mill is inside of a dark mill where the Kongs have to transform into Ellie for most of the level. There are Sneeks under lighted areas that can only be defeated from barrels, because Ellie is scared of them.
Boss level: Belcha's Barn
The boss level, Belcha's Barn takes place in a mill in the southeastern part of Lake Orangatanga, and it involves the Kongs having to fight a giant barrel named Belcha.
Profiles[edit]
- Nintendo Power Volume 89: The once-placid shoreline of Lake Orangatanga has been invaded by scores of Kaos's krooked Kremling krew. This six-stage lake resort has a little bit of danger in every terrain, ranging from undersea uncertainties to alpine altercations. Either Dixie or Kiddy can complete each stage, but you need the talents of both primates to find all the hidden items and bonus levels.[1]
Names in other languages[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Japanese | オランガタンガ Orangatanga-ko |
Lake Orangatanga |
| French | Lac Orangatanga |
Lake Orangatanga |
| German | Orangatanga-See |
Lake Orangatanga |
| Italian | Lago Orangatanga |
Lake Orangatanga |
| Spanish | Lago Orangatanga |
Lake Orangatanga |
References[edit]
- ^ a b October 1996. Nintendo Power Volume 89. Nintendo of America (American English). Page 36.
- ^ "Discovered by some of the first explorers of Donkey Kong Country, Lake Orangatanga was a relatively peaceful area, but that's nothing a horde of Kremlings can't cure!" – November 1996. Nintendo Power Volume 90. Nintendo of America (American English). Page 26.
- ^ Super Donkey Kong 3: Nazo no Kremis-tō「クレミス
島 マップ」fold-out
