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'''Crocodile Isle''' (also known as '''Krem-Isle''') was a island located below the [[Donkey Kong Island]] in the [[DK Isles]]. This island was a [[King K. Rool]]'s rule, [[Kremling]] homeland, [[Kremling Krew]]'s capital base of operations and enemy territory of DK Island. |
'''Crocodile Isle''' (also known as '''Krem-Isle''') was a island located below the [[Donkey Kong Island]] in the [[DK Isles]]. This island was a [[King K. Rool]]'s rule, [[Kremling]] homeland, [[Kremling Krew]]'s capital base of operations and enemy territory of DK Island. |
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Crocodile Isle (also known as Krem-Isle) was a island located below the Donkey Kong Island in the DK Isles. This island was a King K. Rool's rule, Kremling homeland, Kremling Krew's capital base of operations and enemy territory of DK Island.
Appearance
The Crocodile Isle geography was a montainous island with a sculpted crocodile head in lower, two grounds, sharp rocks in coast and upper fogs. Here contained lanscapes as: swamps, underground volcanoes, brambles and atmospheric glaciers in top. Several galleons is wrecked for years, including a ship where K. Rool was a pirate mate[1] that wrecked in salted swamp.
Under K. Rool's power, this island became gloomy and dark be cause from pollution and natural resources waste.[2] K. Rool's Keep was built in top serving as home of the first ruler, Kremland established in middle for K. Rool's minions in their day off and hives built by Zingers in forest areas.
Despite the island being wasted in exterior, existed a location hidden in Crocodile Isle depths called Kremling's Lost World completely preserved and Kremling culture place.
History
The earliest evidences in this island was in Lost World where Kremling society was formerly a tribe. Time later, Crocodile Isle became pirate kingdom when evil Kremlings formed a pirate society called Kremling Kuthroats, stolen object values were stored in underground caverns and a town was established in upper. The island had its first monarchy created by K. Rool considering same known ruler, but waste and pollution took over island because from his dictatorship.[3]
During the events of the second game, Diddy Kong and Dixie Kong invades the island for rescue the DK. After Kongs defeat the K. Rool in his pirate days in Krocodile Kore, he will end up clogging the energy volcano causing an explosion which will cause Crocodile Isle to sink into the sea.
Locations
- Gangplank Galleon
- Crocodile Cauldron
- Krem Quay
- Krem Cauldron (Game Boy)
- Krazy Kremland
- Gloomy Gulch
- K. Rool's Keep
- The Flying Krock
- Lost World
Gallery
- Main article: Crocodile Isle/gallery
Trivia
- Though Crocodile Isle never directly appeared on the Donkey Kong Country TV series, several Kremling characters such as King K. Rool and Kaptain Skurvy would sometimes mention the swamp home.
- In DK: Jungle Climber, there is a similar island called Ghost Island.
- Ball's Pyramid looks like a Kremling island of game.
- Unknowingly Kremean must have been part of this island.
- Mentioned by Wrinkly that her husband Cranky knew all about this island.
References
- ↑ Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest Player's Guide, Nintendo, 1995, p. 20
- ↑ Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest! Player's Guide, Nintendo, 1995, p. 46
- ↑ Gregg Mayles. May 25, 2018. https://twitter.com/Ghoulyboy/status/999927794892181504 Twitter. Retrieved May 25, 2018.