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The course begins with floating meteors and giant stone spikes. Ahead of this is a large cliff face which looks like [[Wizpig|Wizpig's]] head. Wizpig's spaceships shoot at the player until they enter a tunnel which ends with a complex gathering spaceships shooting everywhere. It is also raining all of the time. | The course begins with floating meteors and giant stone spikes. Ahead of this is a large cliff face which looks like [[Wizpig|Wizpig's]] head. Wizpig's spaceships shoot at the player until they enter a tunnel which ends with a complex gathering spaceships shooting everywhere. It is also raining all of the time. | ||
Unlike the first Wizpig race, item balloons do appear on this track, which makes the race slightly easier for the player. | |||
The Nintendo DS remake is missing the rain, some stone spikes, and the spaceships at the end of the tunnel no longer shoot. | The Nintendo DS remake is missing the rain, some stone spikes, and the spaceships at the end of the tunnel no longer shoot. | ||
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Wizpig Strikes Back
Wizpig Strikes Back is the final boss course in both Diddy Kong Racing and Diddy Kong Racing DS. It is located on Future Fun Land behind the T.T. Door.
The course begins with floating meteors and giant stone spikes. Ahead of this is a large cliff face which looks like Wizpig's head. Wizpig's spaceships shoot at the player until they enter a tunnel which ends with a complex gathering spaceships shooting everywhere. It is also raining all of the time.
Unlike the first Wizpig race, item balloons do appear on this track, which makes the race slightly easier for the player.
The Nintendo DS remake is missing the rain, some stone spikes, and the spaceships at the end of the tunnel no longer shoot.
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