Story Mode Levels
There are six worlds in the game: five islands and a world set in a wormhole.
Sun Sun Island: This is the first world in the game. It is a tropical paradise with white-sand beaches, jungles, caves, and beaches. The levels in this world are fun and simple and introduce the player to the basic controls of the game. The boss is Xananab's spaceship.
Lost Island: This world contains the first two "Wormhole Levels". There are thick jungles, a lake, and ruins to explore. The Wormhole Levels in this world are Glass Labyrinth which the player will run into a magic mirror that mirrors DK on the Top Screen and the player is forced to keep track of the two DKs on the top and bottom screens. If the player fails to keep the two DKs in perfect sync then the top screen mirror will break and the section will start again. The second Wormhole Level is the Toybox which has everything from Sharp Colored Pencils to Bells. The boss in this world is a Giant Head of a Kremling made out of toys. It attacks with swords sticking out of its head. The player must taunt the head into attacking the player with a downward thrust into the rubber tires below and then attacking the Kremling that appears out of the head attempting to remove the swords from the tires.
Ghost Island: The first level of this world has the player navigate through thick fog. During the first section of the first level Diddy Kong clings onto DK's back with his tail and reads a map which shows the pegs on the bottom screen, but this hinders the player's ability to attack. The first Wormhole Level is called Veggie Patch which has grapes and pineapples that the player grabs onto. There is also a factory level with many moving pegs and a Swamp area with underwater currents and Sea Urchins. The second is the second Toybox level. The boss in this level is a giant mech. There are parts on the mech that can be unscrewed and then exposed cores to hit.
Chill 'n' Char Island: As the name says the player will be navigating both snow and lava levels. Strong winds, raising lava, and thorn bushes make an appearance in this world. The wormhole level is the second Glass Labyrinth Level. The boss in this level is a Chinese Dragon with a Hook Tail. The player must stun and grab the hook tail and hook it to the loops at the top and bottom of the pegs in the level.
High High Island: There are only two levels in this world. One level has the player climb to the top of High High Island and blast into space to reach King K. Rool's ship. The other level takes place inside K. Rool's Spaceship and contains a tougher version of Ghost Island's Boss.
Wormhole: This is the final world in the game. The player is faced with the trickiest versions of Toybox and Glass Labyrinth Wormhole Levels. At the end of the Wormhole is the final level of the game, Planet Plantaen. The final boss here is King K. Rool, who has two forms.
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