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Template:Worldbox Kremwood Forest is the name of the second area in Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble.
Kremwood Forest is located on the same landmass as Lake Orangatanga and is just a short distance north of it. Kremwood Forest is a large dark and slightly spooky area filled with gigantic trees (some of which Dixie and Kiddy Kong must climb). The forest also has a river running through it and a mill nearby said river. This Mill wich was infested by a significant amount of the Sneek species loomed over Swanky Kong's tent.
Brash Bear is found in a log cabin (a stadium in the Game Boy Advance remake of Donkey Kong Country 3) in the western portion of Kremwood Forest, the area's Banana Bird Cave is also located here, the Kongs must anger Brash by beating his time in the level "Riverside Race". He will then throw a tantrum and cause a log to fall in the river, allowing the apes to use it to reach the cave. Kremwood Forest's boss, Arich is located in the northern portion of the forest inside a scary old tree.
Kremwood Forest is the only area in Donkey Kong Country 3 that has the spider-like creature Nid in it. Also the enemy monkeys called Minkeys were once only found here until the remake of Donkey Kong Country 3 where they were added to another level, called "Sunken Spruce" in the new area Pacifica.
Featured Levels
- Barrel Shield Bust-Up
- Riverside Race
- Squeals on Wheels
- Springin' Spiders
- Bobbing Barrel Brawl
- Boss: Arich's Ambush
Trivia
- In the Game Boy Advance remake, the levels "Barrel Shield Bust-Up" and "Springin' Spiders" switched positions.
Names in Other Languages