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'''Tiki Tong Tower''' is the giant, seemingly living tower in the center of the [[Volcano (world)|Volcano]] in ''[[Donkey Kong Country Returns]]'' and is home to the leader of the [[Tiki Tak Tribe]], [[Tiki Tong]]. | '''Tiki Tong Tower''' is the giant, seemingly living tower in the center of the [[Volcano (world)|Volcano]] in ''[[Donkey Kong Country Returns]]'' and is home to the leader of the [[Tiki Tak Tribe]], [[Tiki Tong]]. After the volcano erupts in the game's opening, the tower rises from it and roars. Tiki Tong Tower can be seen from anywhere on the World Selection Screen, rising above the the haze that normally shrouds the Volcano. It appears to be an observation point; it always faces the camera and constantly moves its lower jaw. | ||
The Tower is prominently featured in the final level of the game, the Volcano level [[Tiki Tong Terror]]. In it, the Kongs have to use a [[Rocket Barrel]] to fly up the tower. Obstacles include drums extending from the the left and right sides of the screen, drums whose tops are covered with red clouds and spikes on the ends which extend to collide in the center of the screen, grinding saws on the ends of wider versions of the aforementioned drums that scroll across the screen but leave an opening between them, Tikis riding spiky balloons, and square blocks sticking out from the tower. | |||
At the top, the Kongs land inside the Tiki Tong Tower's mouth, which closes behind them. The walls turn into a moving pattern that changes color, and the Kongs must fight Tiki Tong. When Tiki Tong is defeated, he explodes and launches the Kongs up through the Tower and past the [[moon]]. At this point the story splits depending on which Kongs are present, but the gist is that [[Donkey Kong]] punches the moon down and onto the tower, with or without Diddy Kong's help. [[Diddy Kong]] on his own accidentally crashes into the moon. The moon falls down and knocks out Tiki Tong Tower, at which point it is pushed back into the volcano. After completing the game, the tower no longer appears on the World Selection Screen. | |||
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Revision as of 18:03, February 2, 2025
- Not to be confused with Tiki Tong Terror.
Tiki Tong Tower is the giant, seemingly living tower in the center of the Volcano in Donkey Kong Country Returns and is home to the leader of the Tiki Tak Tribe, Tiki Tong. After the volcano erupts in the game's opening, the tower rises from it and roars. Tiki Tong Tower can be seen from anywhere on the World Selection Screen, rising above the the haze that normally shrouds the Volcano. It appears to be an observation point; it always faces the camera and constantly moves its lower jaw.
The Tower is prominently featured in the final level of the game, the Volcano level Tiki Tong Terror. In it, the Kongs have to use a Rocket Barrel to fly up the tower. Obstacles include drums extending from the the left and right sides of the screen, drums whose tops are covered with red clouds and spikes on the ends which extend to collide in the center of the screen, grinding saws on the ends of wider versions of the aforementioned drums that scroll across the screen but leave an opening between them, Tikis riding spiky balloons, and square blocks sticking out from the tower.
At the top, the Kongs land inside the Tiki Tong Tower's mouth, which closes behind them. The walls turn into a moving pattern that changes color, and the Kongs must fight Tiki Tong. When Tiki Tong is defeated, he explodes and launches the Kongs up through the Tower and past the moon. At this point the story splits depending on which Kongs are present, but the gist is that Donkey Kong punches the moon down and onto the tower, with or without Diddy Kong's help. Diddy Kong on his own accidentally crashes into the moon. The moon falls down and knocks out Tiki Tong Tower, at which point it is pushed back into the volcano. After completing the game, the tower no longer appears on the World Selection Screen.
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Tiki Tong Tower looming over Donkey Kong Island
Model of Tiki Tong Tower
Promotional artwork
Concept art of Tiki Tong Tower
Tiki Tong Tower in the background of a level
Interior of the Tiki Tong Tower, where Tiki Tong is fought
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Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | ティキトングタワー[?] Tiki Tongu Tawā |
Tiki Tong Tower | |
| Italian | Torre Tiki Tong[?] | Tiki Tong Tower |
