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|image=[[File:Krocodile Kore DKC2.png | |image=[[File:Krocodile Kore DKC2.png]] | ||
|code=8 - BOSS | |code=8 - BOSS | ||
|world=[[Lost World (Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest)|Lost World]] | |world=[[Lost World (Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest)|Lost World]] | ||
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[[File:Krocodile Kore DKC2 GBA battle.png|thumb|left|Krocodile Kore in the Game Boy Advance version]] | |||
When the [[Kong]]s enter the location, they immediately encounter Kaptain K. Rool. He is drenched from landing in [[Krem Quay|his swamp]], and he shakes off some seaweed and empties fish from his [[blunderbuss]]. The battle is significantly different from [[K. Rool Duel (Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest)|K. Rool's first match]] in [[The Flying Krock]]. In Krocodile Kore, Kaptain K. Rool fires a very long onslaught of spiked [[Cannonball|kannonball]]s and purple (or blue in the [[Game Boy Advance]] version) gas clouds, all of which the Kongs must dodge. The last object that K. Rool fires out is a [[barrel]], which contains a regular kannonball. Like the previous battle, K. Rool attempts to vacuum the Kongs toward him via his blunderbuss. The Kongs must pick up the kannonball and toss it in his blunderbuss, which he then fires out rapidly. K. Rool is only defeated from a single hit in this battle. Upon firing out the kannonball, Kaptain K. Rool's blunderbuss explodes, hurling him into the air. K. Rool lands on the power source, where he gets stuck. He blocks the energy flow, which starts an earthquake. The power source explodes, and in the [[Super Nintendo Entertainment System|SNES]] version, [[K. Rool's Keep]] is soon destroyed. The Kongs and K. Rool manage to escape as [[Crocodile Isle]] sinks underwater. | When the [[Kong]]s enter the location, they immediately encounter Kaptain K. Rool. He is drenched from landing in [[Krem Quay|his swamp]], and he shakes off some seaweed and empties fish from his [[blunderbuss]]. The battle is significantly different from [[K. Rool Duel (Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest)|K. Rool's first match]] in [[The Flying Krock]]. In Krocodile Kore, Kaptain K. Rool fires a very long onslaught of spiked [[Cannonball|kannonball]]s and purple (or blue in the [[Game Boy Advance]] version) gas clouds, all of which the Kongs must dodge. The last object that K. Rool fires out is a [[barrel]], which contains a regular kannonball. Like the previous battle, K. Rool attempts to vacuum the Kongs toward him via his blunderbuss. The Kongs must pick up the kannonball and toss it in his blunderbuss, which he then fires out rapidly. K. Rool is only defeated from a single hit in this battle. Upon firing out the kannonball, Kaptain K. Rool's blunderbuss explodes, hurling him into the air. K. Rool lands on the power source, where he gets stuck. He blocks the energy flow, which starts an earthquake. The power source explodes, and in the [[Super Nintendo Entertainment System|SNES]] version, [[K. Rool's Keep]] is soon destroyed. The Kongs and K. Rool manage to escape as [[Crocodile Isle]] sinks underwater. | ||
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Krocodile Kore render.png|Render of Krocodile Kore | Krocodile Kore render.png|Render of Krocodile Kore | ||
Krocodile Kore Animated.gif|Krocodile Kore's interior | Krocodile Kore Animated.gif|Krocodile Kore's interior | ||
Krocodile Kore (GBA).png|Krocodile Kore's interior in the [[Game Boy Advance]] remake | |||
Lost World DKC2 Animated Unopened.gif|Krocodile Kore, as seen from the Lost World map | Lost World DKC2 Animated Unopened.gif|Krocodile Kore, as seen from the Lost World map | ||
Krocodile Kore DKC2 GBA world map.png|Krocodile Kore from the world map in the Game Boy Advance remake | Krocodile Kore DKC2 GBA world map.png|Krocodile Kore from the world map in the Game Boy Advance remake | ||
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|Ger=Krocodil-Hit | |Ger=Krocodil-Hit | ||
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|Ita=Kovo Koccodrillo | |Ita=Kovo Koccodrillo | ||
|ItaM=Krocodile Lair | |ItaM=Krocodile Lair | ||
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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*According to a drawing by Gregg Mayles, [[Klubba]] was planned as the final boss, in an encounter similar to [[Kudgel]]. Kaptain K. Rool eventually became the boss of Krocodile Kore. The events that transpire after defeating the boss of Krocodile Kore were kept—the villain flies into the power supply, the area crumbles, and the Kongs retreat away from the island.<ref>[https://twitter.com/ghoulyboy/status/669287006674010113 Tweet by Ghoulyboy (Gregg Mayles)]</ref> | *According to a drawing by Gregg Mayles, [[Klubba]] was planned as the final boss, in an encounter similar to [[Kudgel]]. Kaptain K. Rool eventually became the boss of Krocodile Kore. The events that transpire after defeating the boss of Krocodile Kore were kept—the villain flies into the power supply, the area crumbles, and the Kongs retreat away from the island.<ref>[https://twitter.com/ghoulyboy/status/669287006674010113 Tweet by Ghoulyboy (Gregg Mayles)]</ref><ref>[[Media:Krocodile Kore concept.jpg|Concept artwork]]</ref> | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
