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{{quote|Back for more clues, eh? Well, if you think I'm telling you the Lost World is in the compass rocks...|Blunder|Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble!}} | {{quote|Back for more clues, eh? Well, if you think I'm telling you the Lost World is in the compass rocks...|Blunder|Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble!}} | ||
'''Krematoa''' (also known as the '''Lost World''') is a large, hidden area in the game ''[[Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble!]]'' It takes place in a dormant volcano, and much of its terrain consists of cliffs and caverns. Contrarily, Krematoa also has both a jungle and a forest area, located at opposite ends of Krematoa. A large lake is in the center of the area. Krematoa's name is a | '''Krematoa''' (also known as the '''Lost World''') is a large, hidden area in the game ''[[Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble!]]'' It takes place in a dormant volcano, and much of its terrain consists of cliffs and caverns. Contrarily, Krematoa also has both a jungle and a forest area, located at opposite ends of Krematoa. A large lake is in the center of the area. Krematoa's name is a portmanteau of the species [[Kremling]] and the volcanic island {{wp|Krakatoa}}. [[Boomer (Donkey Kong Country 3)|Boomer]] is the [[Brothers Bear|Brother Bear]] of Krematoa and resides in a [[Boomer's Bomb Shelter|bomb shelter]] near the world entrance. In the original [[Super Nintendo Entertainment System|Super Nintendo]] version, the world's theme is "Krematoa Koncerto", which is a more sinister arrangement of the game's main map theme, "Northern Kremisphere". Krematoa is the only world to not have a [[Swanky's Sideshow]] or a [[secret cave]]. Krematoa is somewhat similar to the [[Lost World (Donkey Kong Country 2)|Lost World]] from ''[[Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest]]''. Both worlds require the Kongs to pay an exclusive currency ([[Kremkoin]]s or [[Bonus Coin (Donkey Kong franchise)|Bonus Coin]]s) to access each of the levels, and both worlds have a lake in the center where the final boss battle takes place. | ||
Krematoa was originally just a legend believed to exist by [[Blunder]]. As the Kongs progress through the game, Blunder slowly leaks clues as to how they can find Krematoa. He reveals the actual method when the player completes the game. Krematoa once stood to the east of [[Mekanos]] but at some point had sunk to the bottom of a lake. The only remains of Krematoa are four rocks, each pointing in a compass direction. With the [[Hover Craft]] or [[Turbo Ski]], [[Dixie Kong|Dixie]] and [[Kiddy Kong|Kiddy]] must circle around these rocks in a clockwise direction to make Krematoa rise out from the water. | Krematoa was originally just a legend believed to exist by [[Blunder]]. As the Kongs progress through the game, Blunder slowly leaks clues as to how they can find Krematoa. He reveals the actual method when the player completes the game. Krematoa once stood to the east of [[Mekanos]] but at some point had sunk to the bottom of a lake. The only remains of Krematoa are four rocks, each pointing in a compass direction. With the [[Hover Craft]] or [[Turbo Ski]], [[Dixie Kong|Dixie]] and [[Kiddy Kong|Kiddy]] must circle around these rocks in a clockwise direction to make Krematoa rise out from the water. | ||
Inside Krematoa, there is a group of large boulders, each one blocking the path to one of the levels. The Kongs must visit Boomer's Bomb Shelter and pay him Bonus Coins so that he sends explosives to destroy a set of boulders in the path. The Kongs can then access that level. The Kongs are rewarded a [[ | Inside Krematoa, there is a group of large boulders, each one blocking the path to one of the levels. The Kongs must visit Boomer's Bomb Shelter and pay him Bonus Coins so that he sends explosives to destroy a set of boulders in the path. The Kongs can then access that level. The Kongs are rewarded a [[Cog (Donkey Kong Country 3)|cog]] for completing a level. Boomer puts the cogs on a machine in his bomb shelter. When all five cogs are on Boomer's machine, a tremor occurs in Krematoa, causing [[King K. Rool|Baron K. Roolenstein]]'s [[Knautilus]] to rise up in the central lake. The lake turns from blue to red, and the entire Krematoa glows a faint red, which also affects each of Krematoa's levels (although not in the [[Game Boy Advance]] [[Donkey Kong Country 3 (Game Boy Advance)|remake]]). After the Knautilus rises, a bridge rises out of the lake and extends to the submarine. In the Game Boy Advance remake, the Kongs can swim across the water to reach the Knautilus. | ||
==Levels== | |||
<gallery widths=256> | <gallery widths=256> | ||
Stampede Sprint.png|'''[[Stampede Sprint]]'''<br>The first level of Krematoa, Stampede Sprint involves using [[Ellie]] and [[Parry (character)|Parry]] for most of the level. Ellie will begin to run out of control after being scared off by three Sneeks and try to avoid dangerous obstacles or bash enemies until the end of the level. | Stampede Sprint.png|'''[[Stampede Sprint]]'''<br>The first level of Krematoa, Stampede Sprint involves using [[Ellie]] and [[Parry (character)|Parry]] for most of the level. Ellie will begin to run out of control after being scared off by three Sneeks and try to avoid dangerous obstacles or bash enemies until the end of the level. | ||
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Knautilus DKC3.png|'''Boss level: [[Knautilus]]'''<br>This second duel with [[King K. Rool|Baron K. Roolenstein]] takes place in a submarine. The Kongs must toss steel barrels at Baron K. Roolenstein and avoid getting electrocuted from flying sparks. | Knautilus DKC3.png|'''Boss level: [[Knautilus]]'''<br>This second duel with [[King K. Rool|Baron K. Roolenstein]] takes place in a submarine. The Kongs must toss steel barrels at Baron K. Roolenstein and avoid getting electrocuted from flying sparks. | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
===Map=== | |||
<gallery> | |||
Krematoa (incomplete).png|''[[Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble!]]'' map, prior to completion | |||
Krematoa (complete).png|''Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble!'' completed map | |||
Krematoa DKC3 GBA.png|The interior of Krematoa (Game Boy Advance version) | |||
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===Screenshots=== | |||
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Krematoa rocks DKC3.png|The four rocks that must be circled for Krematoa to rise out of the water | Krematoa rocks DKC3.png|The four rocks that must be circled for Krematoa to rise out of the water | ||
Krematoa.png|Krematoa, as seen from the world map | Krematoa.png|Krematoa, as seen from the world map | ||
KrematoaRisen-GBA.png|Krematoa as seen from the Northern Kremisphere map (Game Boy Advance version) | KrematoaRisen-GBA.png|Krematoa as seen from the Northern Kremisphere map (Game Boy Advance version) | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
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|Ita=Krematoa<br>Mondo Perduto | |Ita=Krematoa<br>Mondo Perduto | ||
|ItaM=-<br>Lost World | |ItaM=-<br>Lost World | ||
Latest revision as of 21:15, August 28, 2024
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| Game | Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble! |
| Level(s) | 5 |
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- “Back for more clues, eh? Well, if you think I'm telling you the Lost World is in the compass rocks...”
- —Blunder, Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble!
Krematoa (also known as the Lost World) is a large, hidden area in the game Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble! It takes place in a dormant volcano, and much of its terrain consists of cliffs and caverns. Contrarily, Krematoa also has both a jungle and a forest area, located at opposite ends of Krematoa. A large lake is in the center of the area. Krematoa's name is a portmanteau of the species Kremling and the volcanic island Krakatoa. Boomer is the Brother Bear of Krematoa and resides in a bomb shelter near the world entrance. In the original Super Nintendo version, the world's theme is "Krematoa Koncerto", which is a more sinister arrangement of the game's main map theme, "Northern Kremisphere". Krematoa is the only world to not have a Swanky's Sideshow or a secret cave. Krematoa is somewhat similar to the Lost World from Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest. Both worlds require the Kongs to pay an exclusive currency (Kremkoins or Bonus Coins) to access each of the levels, and both worlds have a lake in the center where the final boss battle takes place.
Krematoa was originally just a legend believed to exist by Blunder. As the Kongs progress through the game, Blunder slowly leaks clues as to how they can find Krematoa. He reveals the actual method when the player completes the game. Krematoa once stood to the east of Mekanos but at some point had sunk to the bottom of a lake. The only remains of Krematoa are four rocks, each pointing in a compass direction. With the Hover Craft or Turbo Ski, Dixie and Kiddy must circle around these rocks in a clockwise direction to make Krematoa rise out from the water.
Inside Krematoa, there is a group of large boulders, each one blocking the path to one of the levels. The Kongs must visit Boomer's Bomb Shelter and pay him Bonus Coins so that he sends explosives to destroy a set of boulders in the path. The Kongs can then access that level. The Kongs are rewarded a cog for completing a level. Boomer puts the cogs on a machine in his bomb shelter. When all five cogs are on Boomer's machine, a tremor occurs in Krematoa, causing Baron K. Roolenstein's Knautilus to rise up in the central lake. The lake turns from blue to red, and the entire Krematoa glows a faint red, which also affects each of Krematoa's levels (although not in the Game Boy Advance remake). After the Knautilus rises, a bridge rises out of the lake and extends to the submarine. In the Game Boy Advance remake, the Kongs can swim across the water to reach the Knautilus.
Levels[edit]
Stampede Sprint
The first level of Krematoa, Stampede Sprint involves using Ellie and Parry for most of the level. Ellie will begin to run out of control after being scared off by three Sneeks and try to avoid dangerous obstacles or bash enemies until the end of the level.
Criss Kross Cliffs
The second level of Krematoa, it involves the Kongs having to get to the top via shooting steel barrels from a Bazuka. The Kong also must switch barrels to eliminate red Buzzes with TNT Barrels that will block the Kongs' way.
Tyrant Twin Tussle
The third level of Krematoa, Tyrant Twin Tussle is filled with Kuff 'n' Klout duos that can be defeated by TNT Barrels or by Squitter's webs.
Swoopy Salvo
The fourth level of Krematoa, Swoopy Salvo features several Swoopies. Most will fly in a line to get in the Kongs' way, though some Swoopies will act as platforms to climb to the top of the finish.
Rocket Rush
The fifth level of Krematoa, Rocket Rush involves Dixie and Kiddy riding a Rocket Barrel to glide down and gather fuel, then upward for the second half. The level's only enemies are red Buzzes that are vulnerable to the fire from the rocket.
Boss level: Knautilus
This second duel with Baron K. Roolenstein takes place in a submarine. The Kongs must toss steel barrels at Baron K. Roolenstein and avoid getting electrocuted from flying sparks.
Gallery[edit]
Map[edit]
Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble! map, prior to completion
Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble! completed map
The interior of Krematoa (Game Boy Advance version)
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Screenshots[edit]
The four rocks that must be circled for Krematoa to rise out of the water
Krematoa, as seen from the world map
Krematoa as seen from the Northern Kremisphere map (Game Boy Advance version)
Names in other languages[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
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| Japanese | クレマトアとう[?] Kurematoa-tō |
Krematoa Isle | |
| French | Krémata[?] | Krematoa | |
| German | Krematoa[?] | - | |
| Italian | Krematoa Mondo Perduto[?] |
- Lost World |
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| Spanish | Mundo Perdido: Krematoa[?] | Lost World: Krematoa |
