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Ugly Ducting
World(s) Tin Can Valley
Type Pipeline
Music Theme(s)
Animal Buddies Squawks the Parrot


Enemies Encountered Lurchins, Bounty Basses, Kocos, BuzzesKobbles, Krimps
Game(s) Donkey Kong Land III
First Appearance Donkey Kong Land III (1997)
Latest Appearance Donkey Kong GB: Dinky Kong & Dixie Kong (2000)
Adjacent Stage(s) << Donkey Kong Land III >>
<< Donkey Kong GB: Dinky Kong & Dixie Kong >>

Ugly Ducting is the fifth stage of the world Tin Can Valley of the Northern Kremisphere, as well as the thirty-third stage overall in the game Donkey Kong Land III. It is preceded by Bazuka Bombard and followed by Stalagmite Frights.

Overview[]

Taking place in a damp and dark pipeline, the primates will begin the stage underwater. They will have to swim through the bleak pipeline through the first half of the stage, possibly meeting some dead-ends. As they swim through this area, they will encounter the enemies, Lurchins, Bounty Basses, and Kocos. In the second half of the stage, the primates will begin to explore the dry areas of the stage. There, they will be able to turn into Squawks the Parrot and fly through a short maze of pipes. As the bird makes his way around the twists and turns of the stage, he will encounter the normal enemies such as BuzzesKobbles and Krimps.

Walkthrough[]

Collectables and Secrets[]

Gallery[]


Names in Other Languages[]

Language Name Meaning/Translation
Arabic مجاري قبيحة Ugly Sewers
Chinese 丑陋的风管 Ugly Duct
French Conduit Laid Ugly Duct
German Hässliche Leitung Ugly Line
Italian Brutto Condotto Bad Duct
Japanese ブリキ山のちかすいろ Underground Waterway of Tin Mountain
Korean 못생긴 덕트 Ugly Duct
Spanish Conducto Feo Ugly Duct

Trivia[]

  • This stage name is a wordplay on the title of the fable The Ugly Duckling[1].

References[]

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