Keekee Island, also known as Amusement Park in-game, is an amusement park that Dr. Bad-Boon has a hideout in. It appears in Super Monkey Ball 2.
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| - Keekee Island, also known as Amusement Park in-game, is an amusement park that Dr. Bad-Boon has a hideout in. It appears in Super Monkey Ball 2.
- Players can 'pay to play' Amusement Park from level 20 onward, where they can choose to pay with crystals (which will need to be bought with real money) to unlock the Picture early, rather than waiting until they reach level 21 and unlock it for free, through normal game play. From the Diary:
- Mr. Nervous' video is in this episode.
- The amusement park in Montrael
- An Amusement Park is a park under capitalism, as opposed to a park under environmentalism.
- The Amusement Park is a location in Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Summoner.
- An amusement park was park that featured thrill rides, shows, and other attractions. Hologram Fun World, Project Aralia, and Galaxy Ways were all amusement parks.
- Mr. Men and Little MIsses visits an amusement park. Cameo: Mr. Bump Followed By: Mr. Rude Mr. Scatterbrain
- Amusement Park is an upcoming American computer-animated adventure comedy film produced by Paramount Animation, Nickelodeon Movies and Ilion Animation Studios.
- An Amusement Park is a terrible place to fortify due to the massive size of said Amusement Park, which would make it extremely difficult and costly to even fortify a section since there could be a horde of zombies either in or outside the Amusement Park. Also since it was meant to be a place for entertainment it has rides that may provide entertainment if it weren't for the noise and the bright lights attracting zombies and bandits.
- Famous Amusement Parks include:
* Coney Island
* Disneyland
* Opryland
* Six Flags
* Walt Disney World
- The Amusement Park is where the fourth mission of Metal Slug 4 takes place. For unknown reasons, the Rebel Army has taken control of the place during the night. When the player is sent to investigate, he will discover that they are carrying experiments that consist on testing a substance synthetized from the mummy´s breath and zombie´s fluids on the people who were attending the park. Due to the nature of the two main attractions "Cursed tomb of the pharaon" and "Town of the living dead", it is understandable why there were visitors at night. Here the player can ride the Walking Machine, (a vehicle that resembles the Mutated Soldiers from past games) which is armed with two vulcan guns and grants high-jumping abilities. After some path is covered, there will be two routes to be followed by
- An amusement park was, according to Spock, "an old Earth name for a place where people could go to see and do all sorts of fascinating things." The Shore Leave Planet was likened to an amusement park because it was a planet constructed for people to come and play. All an individual had to do here was imagine their fondest wishes, old ones they wished to relive or new ones, ranging from fear, love, and triumph. (TOS: "Shore Leave" )
- The amusement park made its first appearance in "The Big Sickie," when the gang went there for a Jonesy-suggested "mental health day." There, they rode several of the rides, including the rollercoaster (which Caitlin avoided riding). After that, its next appearance was in "Deck the Mall," where the members of the gang had fun playing in the abandoned park (as the mall had closed at this point). Its next appearance was in "The Sushi Connection," when Kyle Donaldson took Caitlin there on a date after taking her out for sushi at Super Terrific Happy Sushi. Unfortunately, due to Caitlin's hatred of sushi and fear of rollercoasters, this ended with Caitlin puking on every rider of the rollercoaster when the ride did a loop-the-loop.
- An amusement park is a collection of rides and other entertainment attractions assembled for the purpose of entertaining a large group of people. An amusement park is more elaborate than a simple city park or playground, usually providing attractions meant to cater to children, teenagers, and adults. It was also said that the Borg were unable to know fun even if they assimilated an amusement park. (VOY: "Tsunkatse")
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| - Keekee Island, also known as Amusement Park in-game, is an amusement park that Dr. Bad-Boon has a hideout in. It appears in Super Monkey Ball 2.
- An amusement park is a collection of rides and other entertainment attractions assembled for the purpose of entertaining a large group of people. An amusement park is more elaborate than a simple city park or playground, usually providing attractions meant to cater to children, teenagers, and adults. It was also said that the Borg were unable to know fun even if they assimilated an amusement park. (VOY: "Tsunkatse") Hydrans favored theme parks as mass entertainment and every major planet in the Hydran Kingdom had its own theme parks. Linde and Largo became the general managers of a theme park called Propane Dream. (RIS Bouteina: "Propane Dream")
- Players can 'pay to play' Amusement Park from level 20 onward, where they can choose to pay with crystals (which will need to be bought with real money) to unlock the Picture early, rather than waiting until they reach level 21 and unlock it for free, through normal game play. From the Diary:
- Mr. Nervous' video is in this episode.
- The amusement park in Montrael
- An amusement park was, according to Spock, "an old Earth name for a place where people could go to see and do all sorts of fascinating things." The Shore Leave Planet was likened to an amusement park because it was a planet constructed for people to come and play. All an individual had to do here was imagine their fondest wishes, old ones they wished to relive or new ones, ranging from fear, love, and triumph. (TOS: "Shore Leave" ) Upon re-visiting this planet in 2269 and coming under attack with the rest of the landing party, Spock commented that "our amusement park no longer seems content to amuse." (TAS: "Once Upon a Planet") In 2376, when Seven of Nine and Tuvok went on an away mission during recreational shore leave, B'Elanna Torres commented that, "The Borg wouldn't know fun if they assimilated an amusement park". (VOY: "Tsunkatse")
- An Amusement Park is a park under capitalism, as opposed to a park under environmentalism.
- The Amusement Park is where the fourth mission of Metal Slug 4 takes place. For unknown reasons, the Rebel Army has taken control of the place during the night. When the player is sent to investigate, he will discover that they are carrying experiments that consist on testing a substance synthetized from the mummy´s breath and zombie´s fluids on the people who were attending the park. Due to the nature of the two main attractions "Cursed tomb of the pharaon" and "Town of the living dead", it is understandable why there were visitors at night. Here the player can ride the Walking Machine, (a vehicle that resembles the Mutated Soldiers from past games) which is armed with two vulcan guns and grants high-jumping abilities. After some path is covered, there will be two routes to be followed by the player: one which goes down and the other goes up. Cursed tomb route: if chosen, this path will take the player down and to advance through an egyptian-like attraction called The King´s Curse" where many people had been turned into Mummies by a substance that soldiers with green suits throw inside of rolling bombs. Living dead route: if the player goes up the stairs, he will enter to "The Haunted Persons Town" a devastated city-like attraction where people were turned into Zombies by another substance which is thrown by orange color suited soldiers. In both routes, the Walking Machine can be mounted but will become useless after a certain distance is covered. All routes will eventually lead to the Big John boss battle .
- The Amusement Park is a location in Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Summoner.
- An amusement park was park that featured thrill rides, shows, and other attractions. Hologram Fun World, Project Aralia, and Galaxy Ways were all amusement parks.
- Mr. Men and Little MIsses visits an amusement park. Cameo: Mr. Bump Followed By: Mr. Rude Mr. Scatterbrain
- Amusement Park is an upcoming American computer-animated adventure comedy film produced by Paramount Animation, Nickelodeon Movies and Ilion Animation Studios.
- An Amusement Park is a terrible place to fortify due to the massive size of said Amusement Park, which would make it extremely difficult and costly to even fortify a section since there could be a horde of zombies either in or outside the Amusement Park. Also since it was meant to be a place for entertainment it has rides that may provide entertainment if it weren't for the noise and the bright lights attracting zombies and bandits.
- Famous Amusement Parks include:
* Coney Island
* Disneyland
* Opryland
* Six Flags
* Walt Disney World
- The amusement park made its first appearance in "The Big Sickie," when the gang went there for a Jonesy-suggested "mental health day." There, they rode several of the rides, including the rollercoaster (which Caitlin avoided riding). After that, its next appearance was in "Deck the Mall," where the members of the gang had fun playing in the abandoned park (as the mall had closed at this point). Its next appearance was in "The Sushi Connection," when Kyle Donaldson took Caitlin there on a date after taking her out for sushi at Super Terrific Happy Sushi. Unfortunately, due to Caitlin's hatred of sushi and fear of rollercoasters, this ended with Caitlin puking on every rider of the rollercoaster when the ride did a loop-the-loop. The next time the amusement park appeared was in "Clonesy," when Nikki and Jonesy went there on their date and rode the Vomit Comit. After that, the next appearance of the amusement park was in "Bring It On," where the rollercoaster was part of one of the competitions. This was the last time that the amusement park appeared until "Silent Butt Deadly," when four members of the group (Wyatt, Jude, Caitlin, and Jen) planned a night at the amusement park in order to give Nikki and Jonesy an interference-free date together. It also appeared in "The One with the Cold Sore," when Jude took Caitlin there to get her mind off of her cold sore. In that episode, Jude managed to cure Caitlin of her fear of rollercoasters and get her to have fun while riding the Vomit Comet. This was also the last appearance of the amusement park, although it was mentioned in other episodes.
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