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'''Ratl Ruins''' is one of the five continents of the [[Shake Dimension]] and the first one explored in ''[[Wario Land: Shake It!]]''. | '''Ratl Ruins''' is one of the five continents of the [[Shake Dimension]] and the first one explored in ''[[Wario Land: Shake It!]]''. | ||
The Ratl Ruins is mostly composed of large stone temples and ruins that | The Ratl Ruins is mostly composed of large stone temples and ruins that bear resemblance to Mayan and Egyptian ones, and the rest of the continent also features landscapes such as deserts, jungles and beautiful waterfalls. The continent is ruled by the giant stone statue [[Rollanratl]] during [[Queen Merelda]]'s capture. | ||
==Levels== | ==Levels== | ||
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[[Category:Wario Places]] | [[Category:Wario Places]] | ||
==Trivia== | |||
*The area's name is a a pun on the word "rattle." Its spelling may be a reference to the Mayan ruins on the continent. Ancient Mayan cities featured names that predominantly featured the consonants "t" and "l" right next to each other. | |||
Revision as of 16:42, October 11, 2009
Ratl Ruins is one of the five continents of the Shake Dimension and the first one explored in Wario Land: Shake It!.
The Ratl Ruins is mostly composed of large stone temples and ruins that bear resemblance to Mayan and Egyptian ones, and the rest of the continent also features landscapes such as deserts, jungles and beautiful waterfalls. The continent is ruled by the giant stone statue Rollanratl during Queen Merelda's capture.
Levels
- Level 1: Stonecarving City
- Level 2: Whoopsy Desert
- Secret Level 1: Disturbing Tomb
- Level 3: Foulwater Falls
- Secret Level 2: Gurgle Gulch
- Level 4: Run-Down Pyramid
- Boss Level: Rollanratl Battle
Trivia
- The area's name is a a pun on the word "rattle." Its spelling may be a reference to the Mayan ruins on the continent. Ancient Mayan cities featured names that predominantly featured the consonants "t" and "l" right next to each other.
