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'''Moving Statues, Standing Statues''' is the Extra Level of [[World 2 (YIDS)|World 2]] in ''[[Yoshi's Island DS]]''. It is a self-scrolling level set in the jungle. The [[player]] must guide [[White Yoshi]] through the level by using several statue platforms in order to avoid falling into a [[bottomless pit]] or being eaten by a [[Boss Bass]]. There is a part in which Yoshi has to be eaten by a [[Bungee Piranha]] to keep advancing, otherwise, he will get stuck. The pyramids in the background resemble the mayan temple of [[wikipedia:Chichen Itza|Chichén Itzá]]. | '''Moving Statues, Standing Statues''' is the Extra Level of [[World 2 (YIDS)|World 2]] in ''[[Yoshi's Island DS]]''. It is a self-scrolling level set in the jungle. The [[player]] must guide [[White Yoshi]] through the level by using several statue platforms in order to avoid falling into a [[bottomless pit]] or being eaten by a [[Boss Bass]]. There is a part in which Yoshi has to be eaten by a [[Bungee Piranha]] to keep advancing, otherwise, he will get stuck. The pyramids in the background resemble the mayan temple of [[wikipedia:Chichen Itza|Chichén Itzá]]. | ||
==Names in Other Languages== | |||
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|Jap=うごくせきぞう とまるせきぞう | |||
|JapR=Ugoku Sekizou Tomaru Sekizou | |||
|JapM=Moving Stone Statues, Stopped Stone Statues | |||
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Revision as of 23:27, January 20, 2010
Moving Statues, Standing Statues is the Extra Level of World 2 in Yoshi's Island DS. It is a self-scrolling level set in the jungle. The player must guide White Yoshi through the level by using several statue platforms in order to avoid falling into a bottomless pit or being eaten by a Boss Bass. There is a part in which Yoshi has to be eaten by a Bungee Piranha to keep advancing, otherwise, he will get stuck. The pyramids in the background resemble the mayan temple of Chichén Itzá.
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