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'''Squawks's Shaft''' is the tenth level of ''[[Donkey Kong Land 2]]'' | '''Squawks's Shaft''', misspelled as '''Squawk's Shaft''' in an Australian ''Nintendo Magazine System'' issue,<ref>{{cite|date=February 1997|title=''Nintendo Magazine System'' (Australia) issue 47|page=48}}</ref> is the tenth level of ''[[Donkey Kong Land 2]]'' and the fifth level in [[Krem Cauldron]]. The level takes place in a mine shaft, and for the first part, [[Diddy Kong]] and [[Dixie Kong]] must make their way upward while avoiding enemies along the way. The second part has an [[Animal Barrel]] of [[Squawks]], whom the [[Kong]]s must transform into to progress their way through the latter half. | ||
==Layout== | |||
At the beginning of the level, the Kongs can find a Klomp, a Neek, and a DK Barrel near a raised platform that they must climb up to in order to find a Barrel Cannon that rotates when they enter it. They must use it to shoot to a higher platform with a Krook on it and a [[Blast Barrel]] above it. This cannon is able to shoot them straight into the air, where they must shift either left or right to land in a barrel. To the left, they can find a barrel that is able to shoot them to a platform near the letter K and a Bonus Barrel, while to the right, they can discover a different Blast Barrel that is able to blast them onto a higher platform. Another Barrel Cannon is near here that can blast the heroes onto a platform northwest from here. If they enter the Barrel Cannon above this platform, they can shoot themselves onto a small platform with an additional Barrel Cannon above it. This barrel is completely stationary, and the Kongs are able to activate it themselves. However, a Zinger flies back and forth above the barrel, so they must wait for it to move before they shoot. After they pass this enemy, they enter another stationary Barrel Cannon that can be used to blast them onto a higher platform. A Barrel Cannon is above this platform, while a Blast Barrel is to the right of it. | |||
[[File:Squawks Shaft DKL2 shot 2.png|thumb|left|160px|Diddy Kong shoots to a Barrel Cannon.]] | |||
If the primates jump into the Blast Barrel, they are shot towards many Barrel Cannons, which can shoot them to some bananas and to a Banana Coin. If they jump into the Barrel Cannon to the left of this Blast Barrel, they can shoot to another Barrel Cannon, which can then be used to fire them towards a few Blast Barrels. The Blast Barrels are only able to blast them upwards, so they must shift to the right after shooting out of them to reach the next barrel. The third Blast Barrel, found next to a Zinger, can blast the heroes onto a platform that holds a Banana Bunch and a DK Barrel. A small platform is above it that can assist the duo in reaching a Barrel Cannon, which they must use to shoot to a longer platform with a Krook on it. To the right of this foe in the air, the primates can find a hook with the letter O and a Banana Bunch near it against the side of the area. An additional Barrel Cannon follows the Krook, and it must be used to shoot to another Barrel Cannon, which can then blast them to a stationary barrel that they must activate themselves. If the do so, they are shot to a Blast Barrel, which then fires them northwest into a Barrel Cannon that they must use to shoot past a Zinger and to an additional Barrel Cannon. They must use this cannon to shoot them to another Barrel Cannon, which can then send them onto a platform slightly under the level's [[Star Barrel]]. | |||
[[File: | [[File:Squawks Shaft DKL2 shot 3.png|thumb|160px|Squawks approaches the final DK Barrel in the level.]] | ||
To the left of here, the primates can discover a Barrel Cannon that is guarded by a Zinger. They can use this Barrel Cannon to shoot to a Blast Barrel that can send them to an additional Barrel Cannon that is positioned under a Flitter. They must shoot past this foe to reach a Barrel Cannon that can fire them onto a platform. A platform that supports two Klomps and a Krook is to the right of here, and an [[Animal Barrel]] containing Squawks is above it. When the heroes enter this barrel, they are turned into Squawks, who must then fly northwest to progress. Here, he can find a Zinger, a Banana Coin, and a small opening between two platforms that he must fly through. On the other side of the platforms, he can find a trail of bananas leading up to two more Zingers. To the left of these foes, the parrot can discover a platform that is guarded by another two Zingers. The letter N is above this platform. If Squawks heads north from the previous pair of Zingers, he can find a gap between two platforms that he must head through to find a passage between another set of long, wooden platforms. In the passage, there is a Zinger and a Banana Bunch, along with two gaps that the bird can fly up through to progress. The first gap is placed near a group of bananas that form that shape of an arrow pointing upwards, while the second gap is located around a Zinger. | |||
After the Animal Buddy flies through these gaps, he reaches two platforms with one Krook on the end of each of them. If he manages to dodge the hooks thrown by these foes and heads farther north, he comes up to a few Flitters and some more platforms with gaps in them that he must travel through. On the other side of these gaps, he can find even more Flitters, along with a DK Barrel in the top-right corner of the area. In the top-left corner of this part of the level, Squawks can find another gap between two platforms, which two Zingers fly under and above. The area ahead of here contains a few more Zingers, one of which that guards a Bonus Barrel. An additional gap between two platforms is ahead of here, and on the other side of the gap, the parrot can find another Zinger and the letter G, which is hidden in the far right side of the area. One final gap between two platforms is above here, and a Zinger circles through it. Once the bird heads through this gap, he reaches a No Animal Sign that, when passed, turns him back into the Kongs, who are given a Banana Coin for successfully leading him to the sign. Diddy and Dixie can find a [[Cannonball|kannonball]]-shooting Kannon ahead of here, and once they pass it, they reach a spring that they must bounce on to complete the level. | |||
==Enemies== | |||
The following enemies appear in the following quantities: | |||
== | *[[Flitter]]: 6 | ||
=== | *[[Kannon]]: 1 | ||
*K: The | *[[Klomp]]: 3 | ||
*O: The | *[[Krook]]: 5 | ||
*N: Shortly after the | *[[Neek]]: 7 | ||
*G: The | *[[Zinger]]: 21 | ||
====Bonus | |||
[[File: | ==Items and objects== | ||
The following items and objects appear in the following quantities: | |||
* | |||
*Near the end of the level in an area | *[[Banana Coin]]s: 3 | ||
*[[DK Barrel]]s: 3 | |||
===KONG Letters=== | |||
*K: The letter K is next to the first Bonus Barrel, and it can be reached by blasting from a Barrel Cannon near the start. | |||
*O: The Kongs must blast up from the first Barrel Cannon after the second DK Barrel to find a hook and the letter O to the right. | |||
*N: Shortly after the Kongs turn into Squawks, he must fly to the top-left corner to find the letter N near some Zingers. | |||
*G: The letter G is in the rightmost side of an area located right before the No Animal Sign and above the second Bonus Barrel | |||
===Cranky's Video Game Coin=== | |||
After exiting the first Bonus Level, the Kongs must enter a Barrel Cannon to the left to blast to a platform at the upper-left. The Kongs must drop down from it below and continue left to the [[DK Coin|Video Game Coin]]. | |||
==Bonus Levels== | |||
[[File:Squawks Shaft DKL2 Bonus Area 2.png|thumb|The second Bonus Level of Squawks's Shaft]] | |||
Squawks's Shaft has two [[Bonus room|Bonus Level]]s, of the following type: | |||
*'''Destroy Them All!''': After the Kongs shoot up from the second Barrel Cannon, they must direct their fall to the left to land into a Bonus Barrel. In the Bonus Level, the Kongs have 20 seconds to defeat six Neeks, which they can find by going across a few long platforms. The Kongs can travel from one platform to the next by using Barrel Cannons along the sides. After Diddy or Dixie defeat every Neek, the [[Kremkoin]] appears at the top of the arena. | |||
*'''Destroy them All!''': Near the end of the level, in an area shortly before the No Animal Sign, Squawks can find a Bonus Barrel to the right of a wide room. In the Bonus Level, Squawks has 20 seconds to defeat four Zingers by spitting a nut at each of them. After he defeats every Zinger, a Kremkoin appears at the top of the area. | |||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
<gallery> | |||
Squawks's Shaft DKL2 start.png|Dixie encounters a Klomp at the start | |||
</gallery></ | Squawks's Shaft DKL2 Star Barrel.png|Dixie stands under a Star Barrel | ||
Squawks's Shaft DKL2 letter N.png|Squawks finds the letter N near two Zingers | |||
Squawks's Shaft DKL2 end.png|Diddy reaches the End of Level Target | |||
</gallery> | |||
==Names in other languages== | |||
{{foreign names | |||
|Jap=スコークスこうざん | |||
|JapR=Sukōkusu Kōzan | |||
|JapM=Squawks Mine | |||
}} | |||
==References== | |||
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{{DKL2}} | {{DKL2}} | ||
[[Category: | [[Category:Mines]] | ||
[[Category:Crocodile Isle]] | [[Category:Crocodile Isle]] | ||
[[Category:Donkey Kong | [[Category:Donkey Kong Land 2 levels]] | ||
Latest revision as of 18:12, July 5, 2024
| Level | |
|---|---|
| Squawks's Shaft | |
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| Level code | 2 - 5 |
| World | Krem Cauldron |
| Game | Donkey Kong Land 2 |
| Music track | Hot Head Bop |
| << Directory of levels >> | |
Squawks's Shaft, misspelled as Squawk's Shaft in an Australian Nintendo Magazine System issue,[1] is the tenth level of Donkey Kong Land 2 and the fifth level in Krem Cauldron. The level takes place in a mine shaft, and for the first part, Diddy Kong and Dixie Kong must make their way upward while avoiding enemies along the way. The second part has an Animal Barrel of Squawks, whom the Kongs must transform into to progress their way through the latter half.
Layout[edit]
At the beginning of the level, the Kongs can find a Klomp, a Neek, and a DK Barrel near a raised platform that they must climb up to in order to find a Barrel Cannon that rotates when they enter it. They must use it to shoot to a higher platform with a Krook on it and a Blast Barrel above it. This cannon is able to shoot them straight into the air, where they must shift either left or right to land in a barrel. To the left, they can find a barrel that is able to shoot them to a platform near the letter K and a Bonus Barrel, while to the right, they can discover a different Blast Barrel that is able to blast them onto a higher platform. Another Barrel Cannon is near here that can blast the heroes onto a platform northwest from here. If they enter the Barrel Cannon above this platform, they can shoot themselves onto a small platform with an additional Barrel Cannon above it. This barrel is completely stationary, and the Kongs are able to activate it themselves. However, a Zinger flies back and forth above the barrel, so they must wait for it to move before they shoot. After they pass this enemy, they enter another stationary Barrel Cannon that can be used to blast them onto a higher platform. A Barrel Cannon is above this platform, while a Blast Barrel is to the right of it.
If the primates jump into the Blast Barrel, they are shot towards many Barrel Cannons, which can shoot them to some bananas and to a Banana Coin. If they jump into the Barrel Cannon to the left of this Blast Barrel, they can shoot to another Barrel Cannon, which can then be used to fire them towards a few Blast Barrels. The Blast Barrels are only able to blast them upwards, so they must shift to the right after shooting out of them to reach the next barrel. The third Blast Barrel, found next to a Zinger, can blast the heroes onto a platform that holds a Banana Bunch and a DK Barrel. A small platform is above it that can assist the duo in reaching a Barrel Cannon, which they must use to shoot to a longer platform with a Krook on it. To the right of this foe in the air, the primates can find a hook with the letter O and a Banana Bunch near it against the side of the area. An additional Barrel Cannon follows the Krook, and it must be used to shoot to another Barrel Cannon, which can then blast them to a stationary barrel that they must activate themselves. If the do so, they are shot to a Blast Barrel, which then fires them northwest into a Barrel Cannon that they must use to shoot past a Zinger and to an additional Barrel Cannon. They must use this cannon to shoot them to another Barrel Cannon, which can then send them onto a platform slightly under the level's Star Barrel.
To the left of here, the primates can discover a Barrel Cannon that is guarded by a Zinger. They can use this Barrel Cannon to shoot to a Blast Barrel that can send them to an additional Barrel Cannon that is positioned under a Flitter. They must shoot past this foe to reach a Barrel Cannon that can fire them onto a platform. A platform that supports two Klomps and a Krook is to the right of here, and an Animal Barrel containing Squawks is above it. When the heroes enter this barrel, they are turned into Squawks, who must then fly northwest to progress. Here, he can find a Zinger, a Banana Coin, and a small opening between two platforms that he must fly through. On the other side of the platforms, he can find a trail of bananas leading up to two more Zingers. To the left of these foes, the parrot can discover a platform that is guarded by another two Zingers. The letter N is above this platform. If Squawks heads north from the previous pair of Zingers, he can find a gap between two platforms that he must head through to find a passage between another set of long, wooden platforms. In the passage, there is a Zinger and a Banana Bunch, along with two gaps that the bird can fly up through to progress. The first gap is placed near a group of bananas that form that shape of an arrow pointing upwards, while the second gap is located around a Zinger.
After the Animal Buddy flies through these gaps, he reaches two platforms with one Krook on the end of each of them. If he manages to dodge the hooks thrown by these foes and heads farther north, he comes up to a few Flitters and some more platforms with gaps in them that he must travel through. On the other side of these gaps, he can find even more Flitters, along with a DK Barrel in the top-right corner of the area. In the top-left corner of this part of the level, Squawks can find another gap between two platforms, which two Zingers fly under and above. The area ahead of here contains a few more Zingers, one of which that guards a Bonus Barrel. An additional gap between two platforms is ahead of here, and on the other side of the gap, the parrot can find another Zinger and the letter G, which is hidden in the far right side of the area. One final gap between two platforms is above here, and a Zinger circles through it. Once the bird heads through this gap, he reaches a No Animal Sign that, when passed, turns him back into the Kongs, who are given a Banana Coin for successfully leading him to the sign. Diddy and Dixie can find a kannonball-shooting Kannon ahead of here, and once they pass it, they reach a spring that they must bounce on to complete the level.
Enemies[edit]
The following enemies appear in the following quantities:
Items and objects[edit]
The following items and objects appear in the following quantities:
- Banana Coins: 3
- DK Barrels: 3
KONG Letters[edit]
- K: The letter K is next to the first Bonus Barrel, and it can be reached by blasting from a Barrel Cannon near the start.
- O: The Kongs must blast up from the first Barrel Cannon after the second DK Barrel to find a hook and the letter O to the right.
- N: Shortly after the Kongs turn into Squawks, he must fly to the top-left corner to find the letter N near some Zingers.
- G: The letter G is in the rightmost side of an area located right before the No Animal Sign and above the second Bonus Barrel
Cranky's Video Game Coin[edit]
After exiting the first Bonus Level, the Kongs must enter a Barrel Cannon to the left to blast to a platform at the upper-left. The Kongs must drop down from it below and continue left to the Video Game Coin.
Bonus Levels[edit]
Squawks's Shaft has two Bonus Levels, of the following type:
- Destroy Them All!: After the Kongs shoot up from the second Barrel Cannon, they must direct their fall to the left to land into a Bonus Barrel. In the Bonus Level, the Kongs have 20 seconds to defeat six Neeks, which they can find by going across a few long platforms. The Kongs can travel from one platform to the next by using Barrel Cannons along the sides. After Diddy or Dixie defeat every Neek, the Kremkoin appears at the top of the arena.
- Destroy them All!: Near the end of the level, in an area shortly before the No Animal Sign, Squawks can find a Bonus Barrel to the right of a wide room. In the Bonus Level, Squawks has 20 seconds to defeat four Zingers by spitting a nut at each of them. After he defeats every Zinger, a Kremkoin appears at the top of the area.
Gallery[edit]
Dixie encounters a Klomp at the start
Dixie stands under a Star Barrel
Squawks finds the letter N near two Zingers
Diddy reaches the End of Level Target
Names in other languages[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | スコークスこうざん[?] Sukōkusu Kōzan |
Squawks Mine |
References[edit]
- ^ February 1997. Nintendo Magazine System (Australia) issue 47. Page 48.
