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*The Pyramid made a small minor appearance in ''[[WarioWare: Twisted!]]'', as a picture in the opening cutscene, along with the Music Box from [[Wario Land 3]]. | *The Pyramid made a small minor appearance in ''[[WarioWare: Twisted!]]'', as a picture in the opening cutscene, along with the Music Box from ''[[Wario Land 3]]''. | ||
*In the one level of the pyramid, the Golden Passage, the player is forced to land on the Frog Switch as soon as they enter the level, and therefore can never hear the level's normal background music without using an Action Replay to avoid the switch. However, the track does exist. | *In the one level of the pyramid, the Golden Passage, the player is forced to land on the Frog Switch as soon as they enter the level, and therefore can never hear the level's normal background music without using an Action Replay to avoid the switch. However, the track does exist. | ||
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Revision as of 13:24, May 4, 2011
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The Golden Pyramid in a cutscene.
Golden Pyramid was the pyramid raided by Wario in the game Wario Land 4. This pyramid has a large amount of treasure at the end, which is protected by the final boss: Golden Diva.
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The main room of the pyramid.
The pyramid is protected by five passages: the Entry Passage, Emerald Passage, Ruby Passage, Topaz Passage and Sapphire Passage. Upon completing all five, Wario could enter the Golden Pyramid itself.
Trivia
- The Pyramid made a small minor appearance in WarioWare: Twisted!, as a picture in the opening cutscene, along with the Music Box from Wario Land 3.
- In the one level of the pyramid, the Golden Passage, the player is forced to land on the Frog Switch as soon as they enter the level, and therefore can never hear the level's normal background music without using an Action Replay to avoid the switch. However, the track does exist.
