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'''Autumn Heights''' is the second island explored by the [[Kongs]] in ''[[Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze]]'', unlocked after beating the boss of [[Lost Mangroves]], [[Pompy]]. The boss of this world is [[Skowl]]. | '''Autumn Heights''' is the second island explored by the [[Kongs]] in ''[[Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze]]'', unlocked after beating the boss of [[Lost Mangroves]], [[Pompy]]. The boss of this world is [[Skowl]]. | ||
Autumn Heights is a grassy mountain or canyon where various species of flowers, shrubs and trees grow. Some levels take place in greeny landscapes, while others are set in red, autumnal forests. The island also features a sawmill where the trees are choped up, and caverns used for cheese storage by | Autumn Heights is a grassy mountain or canyon where various species of flowers, shrubs and trees grow. Some levels take place in greeny landscapes, while others are set in red, autumnal forests. The island also features a sawmill where the trees are choped up, and caverns used for cheese storage by mice, the [[Cheesy Chester]]s, common enemies inside there. | ||
==Levels== | ==Levels== |
Revision as of 13:14, January 8, 2015
Template:Worldbox Autumn Heights is the second island explored by the Kongs in Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze, unlocked after beating the boss of Lost Mangroves, Pompy. The boss of this world is Skowl.
Autumn Heights is a grassy mountain or canyon where various species of flowers, shrubs and trees grow. Some levels take place in greeny landscapes, while others are set in red, autumnal forests. The island also features a sawmill where the trees are choped up, and caverns used for cheese storage by mice, the Cheesy Chesters, common enemies inside there.
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