Gorilla Glacier

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Gorilla Glacier
Gorilla Glacier from Donkey Kong Country
World map in the original version
The world map of Gorilla Glacier from Donkey Kong Country on Game Boy Color.
World map in the Game Boy Color version
The world map of Gorilla Glacier from Donkey Kong Country on Game Boy Advance.
World map in the Game Boy Advance version
Game Donkey Kong Country
Level(s) 6
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Gorilla Glacier is a location in Donkey Kong Country. It is the fourth world and an arctic wasteland on the peak of Donkey Kong Island. It consists of several ice caves and deep ravines, as well as a treetop village. Most levels have icy, slippery ground that cause Donkey Kong and Diddy Kong to slightly lose traction, and many levels have a 3-D effect of snow and dynamic backgrounds.

Gorilla Glacier appears to be the mountainous counterpart to the Volcano world from Donkey Kong Country Returns. When asked if they were the same region, senior designer Kynan Pearson approved of the idea.[1] However, the Cliff area uses arranged versions of Gorilla Glacier's music.

In the Donkey Kong Country cartoon, the Gorilla Glacier portion of Kongo Bongo Island is referred to as the White Mountains. This area is the home of Eddie the Mean Old Yeti and is otherwise fairly barren of features.

Levels

Kongo JungleMonkey MinesVine ValleyGorilla GlacierKremkroc Industries, Inc.Chimp CavernsGang-Plank GalleonDonkey Kong Country - New version of the DKCMap.jpg file, but this time in PNG. Thanks, Scrooge200!
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Template:Content description a - Ice Age Alley and Croctopus Chase had their positions switched in the Game Boy Advance version.
b - Torchlight Trouble and Rope Bridge Rumble had their positions switched in the Game Boy Advance version.

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning Notes
French Glacier des Gorilles[?] Gorilla Glacier
German Gorilla-Gletscher[?] Gorilla Glacier
Italian Gorilla al Polo Nord[?] Gorilla at the North Pole
Spanish Glaciar Gorila[?] Gorilla Glacier

References

  1. ^ KynanPearson (August 12, 2021). Post. X (English). Retrieved August 10, 2024. (Archived August 12, 2021, 22:02:25 UTC via Wayback Machine.)