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Level 2: '''Raisin Ruins''' is the second level in ''[[Kirby's Return to Dream Land]]''. Raisin Ruins is a desert-like level with pyramids, ruins, and an oasis. Completion of the boss battle against [[Mr. Dooter]] yields the right wing to the [[Lor Starcutter]]. There are sixteen energy spheres in this level, three in stage 1, four each in stage 2 and 3, and five in stage 4. | Level 2: '''Raisin Ruins''' is the second level in ''[[Kirby's Return to Dream Land]]''. Raisin Ruins is a desert-like level with pyramids, ruins, and an oasis. Completion of the boss battle against [[Mr. Dooter]] yields the right wing to the [[Lor Starcutter]]. There are sixteen energy spheres in this level, three in stage 1, four each in stage 2 and 3, and five in stage 4. | ||
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===Stage 1=== | ===Stage 1=== | ||
The first stage of Raisin Ruins starts out on a sandy uphill climb, where Kirby will encounter a [[Whippy]]. From there, Kirby will encounter some [[Bronto Burt]]s and [[Waddle Dee]]s, as well as towers of blocks, before going down a valley that will lead to a [[Pacto]]. From there, Kirby must proceed though a hilly area to find an area that resembles the top some ruins, with another Pacto guarding it. Around the Pacto are two platforms that can lead Kirby down to a door in the ruins to a secret room. In the secret room is a [[Whip]] [[Copy Pedestal]], which will allow Kirby to reach the 1UP's across a wall of [[Gordo]]s. Kirby then must proceed to another uphill climb, where he will be met by another Whippy and more Pactos. After passing though the Pacto area, Kirby encounters another piece of ruins, where Kirby can go down to a lower level and use his Whip ability to obtain some [[Food]] and a Red Star. Kirby then must proceed through another hill with a few [[Scarfy|Scarfies]] before reaching the door to the second section of the stage. | The first stage of Raisin Ruins starts out on a sandy uphill climb, where Kirby will encounter a [[Whippy]]. From there, Kirby will encounter some [[Bronto Burt]]s and [[Waddle Dee]]s, as well as towers of blocks, before going down a valley that will lead to a [[Pacto]]. From there, Kirby must proceed though a hilly area to find an area that resembles the top some ruins, with another Pacto guarding it. Around the Pacto are two platforms that can lead Kirby down to a door in the ruins to a secret room. In the secret room is a [[Whip]] [[Copy Pedestal]], which will allow Kirby to reach the 1UP's across a wall of [[Gordo]]s. Kirby then must proceed to another uphill climb, where he will be met by another Whippy and more Pactos. After passing though the Pacto area, Kirby encounters another piece of ruins, where Kirby can go down to a lower level and use his Whip ability to obtain some [[Food]] and a Red Star. Kirby then must proceed through another hill with a few [[Scarfy|Scarfies]] before reaching the door to the second section of the stage. | ||
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===Stage 5 (Boss: [[Mr. Dooter]])=== | ===Stage 5 (Boss: [[Mr. Dooter]])=== | ||
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Level 2: Raisin Ruins is the second level in Kirby's Return to Dream Land. Raisin Ruins is a desert-like level with pyramids, ruins, and an oasis. Completion of the boss battle against Mr. Dooter yields the right wing to the Lor Starcutter. There are sixteen energy spheres in this level, three in stage 1, four each in stage 2 and 3, and five in stage 4.
Stages
Stage 1
The first stage of Raisin Ruins starts out on a sandy uphill climb, where Kirby will encounter a Whippy. From there, Kirby will encounter some Bronto Burts and Waddle Dees, as well as towers of blocks, before going down a valley that will lead to a Pacto. From there, Kirby must proceed though a hilly area to find an area that resembles the top some ruins, with another Pacto guarding it. Around the Pacto are two platforms that can lead Kirby down to a door in the ruins to a secret room. In the secret room is a Whip Copy Pedestal, which will allow Kirby to reach the 1UP's across a wall of Gordos. Kirby then must proceed to another uphill climb, where he will be met by another Whippy and more Pactos. After passing though the Pacto area, Kirby encounters another piece of ruins, where Kirby can go down to a lower level and use his Whip ability to obtain some Food and a Red Star. Kirby then must proceed through another hill with a few Scarfies before reaching the door to the second section of the stage.
The second section of the stage starts out with some blocks with Flamers rotating around them. Kirby then has to go up a hill while Nruffs are running down the hill. When Kirby goes farther up the hills into a place that starts to expose some ruins, a rope must be lit by Fire Kirby in order to activate a cannon. The cannon will shoot Kirby to some ruins high in the sky, where the first Energy Sphere of the level will be obtained. After returning to the stage, Kirby will have to go uphill a little again before reaching a large tunneled-out area blocked by a large block must be super-inhaled. The tunnel has a Needle Copy Pedestal, some food, and a Red Star. From the tunnel. Kirby has to deal with a Waddle Dee riding on a Nruff before he can enter the door to the third section
The third section of the stage starts underground. After a Waddle Doo, Kirby reaches a blocked path with a switch on the top. The switch must be hit, but in doing so, a boulder behind Kirby is released. Kirby must run away from the boulder going downhill, while also avoiding enemies such as Waddle Dees and Broom Hatters in the way. Hitting another switch in a very narrow part of the tunnel later on will release a second boulder in front of Kirby, forcing Kirby to run in between the two boulders, though the boulder in front of Kirby will help get rid of enemies such as Cappies in the front. The boulder in front will eventually fall and break into a pit, where there is some food. After encountering a Scarfy, there will be yet another switch that will activate another boulder in front of Kirby. The boulder will run into some blocks and cause another boulder to fall, causing Kirby to end up either behind two boulders, or between two boulders. An Energy Sphere sits next to the wall where the boulder is going to break, so it is better for Kirby to be behind the boulders. The door to the next section is shortly above this part.
The fourth section of the stages starts uphill, with boulders falling toward Kirby. Kirby must hide in small areas either above or below the tunnel periodically while going uphill to prevent getting hit by the boulders. Passing this area leads directly to the door to the fifth section
The fifth section is above ground, and there is an Invincibility Candy available in the beginning. Using the candy, Kirby can pass through several enemies, mostly Nruffs, quite easily. At the end, there is a small area with two Nruffs ramming back and forth into walls, with some food, and below that is the door to the sixth section of the stage.
The sixth section starts off with some Parasol Waddle Dees falling from higher platforms, with a Parasol Copy Pedestal. After that is are rather steeps steps of rock leading to a cliff, and some platforms that will lead Kirby gradually down, with some Parasol Waddle Dees (and a Parasol Waddle Doo falling from the sky. This will lead Kirby into a tunnel, where he will have the choice between a Whip and a Sword Copy Pedestal. After Kirby proceeds, he will reach a chamber where the mid-boss Bonkers is fought. Swallowing Bonkers will yield Kirby the Hammer ability. Kirby may then move further forward in a tunnel infested by Kabus and full of breakable box rectangles with food in them. This will lead to a rectangle of metal boxes protecting the third Energy Sphere of the stage, which must be broken with the use of a hammer. After shortly exiting the tunnel, the stage completion door is reached.
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Stage 2
The second stage starts out in rather bowl shaped area, resembling an empty oasis; going right from there will get to an area with two trees that serve as steps, with a Noddy on it. Following that is a small oasis with a block with a Waddle Dee on it, then an empty bowl. A Water Galbo appears shortly after that. Kirby then has to traverse through an empty bowl and a oasis, a two trees are seen lined up with a Togekuki, a spiky creature on top of a tall spiky vine, in between them. Kirby must get past this enemy, where he will reach a much larger oasis. From there he will reach another tree platform that will lead him up to an elevated area with the door to the next section, but if Kirby goes around a Togekuki on the bottom level, he can go under the elevated area to find a small tunnel siphon with water, where at the other side there is some food and a Red Star.
The second section of this stage starts out with an area with two Rockies and a Stone Copy Pedestal on the top of a tree platform. From there, Kirby can proceed through a downwards sloping tunnel to an underground area. There, there are three dips in the ground with water and some blocks in it; Kirby can use the stone ability to get some stars on the first two dips; the third dip will have food in it. Kirby may then go farther left and can proceed through two downward slopes. At the end of the second downward slope, Kirby can find a stump connect to several metal blocks. Using the rock ability on the stump will break all the metal boxes and reveal a secret door. In the secret door, he will find another stump, which if pushed down by the Stone ability, will break the metal boxes blocking Kirby's way to an Energy Sphere, but will also create new stone blocks, so Kirby must hurry through this section in order to obtain the first Energy Sphere in this stage. Upon re-entering the main path of the stage, Kirby will have to go down three more downward slopes, traversing though more enemies such as Gordos and Puppet Waddle Dees, before reaching the door to the next section of the stage, submerged in water.
The next section of the stage starts out completely underwater. Kirby must traverse through this water, avoiding any Glunks, and proceed to dry land (though there is a section blocked by blocks that contains four easily accessible stars). On dry land, Kirby will encounter another Togekuki and Water Galbo. Below the Water Galbo is a side door that contains a room with a Bomb Block, so that if it is pressed, a 1UP will start falling that Kirby may catch before it falls into a pit. Back on the main path, Kirby will have to negotiate another Togekuki and a Blade Knight, before continuing on to a very large lake, filled with Glunks and Blippers. Toward the
of the lake, there is a submerged secret door. In the secret door there is two bomb blocks, one on the left top and one on the right bottom. The one of the left top will break the metal barrier allowing Kirby to access the second Energy Sphere of the stage, and the one on the right bottom will break a metal barrier allowing Blippers and Gordos to escape. Back on the main, path, Kirby can get out of the lake where he will be met by Kabus and a Togekuki, before reaching a Warp Star, which will take him to the next section of the stage.
The Warp Star will land Kirby into a ruins area, with some Kabus and pulling a ceiling switch will allow Kirby to access a door to the fifth section of the stage.
The fifth section of the stage occurs within the ruins, and the stage starts out where Kirby must go upward, where on the sides there are stones with Kabu faces, some of which blow fire. Going up the third section, Kirby will encounter a Super Waddle Doo to obtain a Flare Beam Super Copy Ability. Using the Flare Beam, Kirby can destroy the Kabu-like stones around him. Kirby can then proceed upward and use the super ability to destroy Bomb Blocks guarding a metal spiral wall, as well as a Kabu rock in the middle hiding a Maxim Tomato. Going up farther will lead to another Kabu rock area, destroying the left-side Kabu blocks will open the interdimensional rift to the alternate dimension.
The alternate dimension starts off scrolling with several floating blocks of water, with some enemies such as Blippers and Bronto Burts around. Kirby will have to traverse through several of these floating blocks of water arranged in certain patterns. After the floating blocks of water, Kirby will have to traverse through a more difficult set of paths, still with floating water, but also more complex with large blocks and several enemies. After passing through the stage, the door to the next section of the alternate dimension can be seen in the middle of a large water block. Kirby then has the choice of a Whip and Parasol Copy Pedestals, and can proceed to fight a Fire Sphere Doomer on an "island" with two water areas on the side. Defeating the Sphere Doomer will yield Kirby the remaining two Energy Spheres. After returning to the normal world, Kirby may go straight upward to the stage completion door.
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Stage 3
Stage 4
Stage 5 (Boss: Mr. Dooter)
Names in Other Languages
| Language | Name | Meaning |
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| Japanese | レーズンルインズ Rēzun Ruinzu |
Raisin Ruins |
| German | Rosinen-Ruinen | Raisin-Ruins |
