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In the SNES version, inputting B, A, Right, Right, A, Left, A, X (BARRAL AX) while Cheat Mode is highlighted makes all DK Barrels disappear.

Otherwise, trying to fight him will just have him knock Diddy and Dixie off-screen and kick them back to the world map.

Cash Gate: To access the Lost World, Klubba needs to be paid in Kremkoins.

Sonic the Hedgehog's shoes and Earthworm Jim's blaster can be seen next to a trashcan in the corner marked 'No Hopers'.

The Cameo: Cranky's Video Game Heroes Hall of Fame (if the player doesn't collect enough DK Coins to bump any of them out of the top three) includes Mario, Yoshi and Link.

Bubblegloop Swamp: Krem Quay (the former Trope Namer), the third world, mostly consists of swamp levels that feature platforming across water using cattails.

'Klobber Karnage,' which forces you to move over large pits of spikes in barrels, trying to time the tilting of the barrel and when to shoot into another barrel to avoid hitting bees, requiring tight timing.

'Animal Antics' because of the infamous area forcing you to fly through tight bramble passages as Squawks while the constantly shifting wind keeps blowing you forward and back.

They are much harder than the regular levels, which is saying much. Access to a level can be bought for each world at 15 Kremkoins each from Klubba's Kiosk.

The Final Boss theme 'Crocodile Cacophony' is an even more intense remix of 'Lost World Anthem' and also contains elements from the melody of 'Welcome to Crocodile Isle'.

The main boss theme 'Boss Bossanova' is a darker remix of 'Welcome to Crocodile Isle' and 'Jib Jig'.

It works like Torchlight Trouble from the first scene (an animal buddy following you with a light source), with Glimmer's lantern taking the place of Squawks' flashlight.

Blackout Basement: An underwater version in Glimmer's Galleon.

Rool on The Flying Krock, when he gets up for the third time and it's clear that Diddy and Dixie can't quite close out the fight, Donkey Kong struggles loose and uppercuts K.

Big Damn Heroes: During the first boss fight with Kaptain K.

Big Boo's Haunt: Gloomy Gulch mixes this with The Lost Woods, containing ghostly enemies and obstacles (such as vanishing ghost ropes).

Benevolent Architecture: In many of the boss battles, weapons you need in order to hurt the boss conveniently fall near you after a certain amount of time has passed.

Battle Couple: Diddy and Dixie Kong are boyfriend and girlfriend, and both of them are equally capable of fighting the Kremlings.

Instead, the player gets just a cutscene in the SNES version and a different boss for the GBA version, while K. Rool's Keep leads one to believe its boss will be K.

Bait-and-Switch Boss: Considering its name and level theme, K.

Rool by himself, but he's been captured and tied up, leaving Diddy and Dixie to rescue him.

Badass in Distress: Donkey Kong is normally capable of beating up K.

Rool's Keep boss added in the GBA version, is a giant Kremling that stands over the tower to fight.

Back from the Dead: In Gloomy Gulch, the fifth world, you fight the ghost of Krow, the first world's boss.

Autobots, Rock Out!: The Final Boss theme 'Crocodile Cacophony' features an electric guitar for a portion of its melody, providing some intense rock music for the battle.

Rool in the final boss battle when his blunderbuss explodes.

He follows the Kongs and shines a light forward so they can see in the darkness. Alluring Anglerfish: Glimmer, an animal buddy only found in Glimmer's Galleon.Kloak floats in place and throws objects and/or enemies.Mini-Neckies float onscreen for a moment before divebombing the Kongs' location.Flitters are large dragonflies that have similar behaviors to Zingers (hovering, patrolling, or moving in one direction), but unlike Zingers, these can be stomped on by the Kongs.As an airborne Spiny, they can't be stomped by the Kongs alone, and can only be defeated with thrown objects, strong Animal Friends, or exclamation-point barrels. Zingers hover in place or patrol a set area.

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Haunted Hall combines this with Stalked by the Bell, where the player is chased by a slowly advancing Kackle and has to collect plus sign barrels to add to the time limit and push him back.

King Zing in Rambi Rumble chases down Rambi in the last section of the level, before becoming the world boss in the next stage.

Diddy is slightly more agile, but her hair spin makes her just as capable.

Accordion to Most Sailors: The accordion intro of 'Gangplank Galleon' was brought back as 'Snakey Chantey' in this pirate-themed sequel game, where it plays in levels taking place aboard pirate ships.

Averted in the GBA remake, which adds a boss battle to the level.

Absurdly Short Level: In the SNES version, Stronghold Showdown is around two screens long Diddy and Dixie enter the room, see Donkey Kong, and then exit as K.