Inca Village

Inca Village is home the Inca Tribe of Gobbos that live high in the mountains. The village itself is considerabley smaller than the others, containing only two levels and one boss.

Geography
Swap Meet Pete's store sits on a path along the side of the mountain, where the Inca King can be found. The village is also home to a large waterfall and a large pyramid, which the Profesor Gobbo uses for a workshop. A large amount of buildings can be found in a level, and a maze is also behind a Golden Gobbo door.

Residents
The Gobbos that reside there all wear headdresses, except for the Professor Gobbo. This is also the only place in the game where baby Gobbos can be found. They are small enough for Croc to carry, and all wear diapers. The village's king (or chief, as it may be) seems to rely on the Professor Gobbo's knowledge Another overwiehgt Gobbo sits around a pot of ginger soda and will challenge Croc to a burping contest.

Baron Dante's Return
When Baron Dante was first revived, he set his sights on the mainland, where he knew Croc was. To attract Croc's attention, he caused sent his Dantinis to cause trouble in the Gobbo villages. The Inca Village was not spared.

The evil Baron's revival actually took place ion the Inca Village, or at least very nearby, as the Professor Gobbo eitnessed it, and tried to run for help before being captured.

The Dantinis (particularily Spanish Dantinis) caused trouble by breaking the machine atop the waterfall, kidnaping the babies, and presumabley more.

When Croc finally arrived, he saved the village from the Dantinis causing trouble, and based on advice from the natives, decided to investigate the Professor Gobbo's disappearence by checking out the workshop. He found the first airplane and decided to use it to find his parents.

On the way however, Baron Dante climbed to a mountain peak to stop Croc from advancing. Croc managed to win the battle, thanks to the mounted gun on the plane.

Trivia

 * The Inca Village is the only village in the game with less than four levels and only one boss, making it the shortest village to beat.


 * The Inca Village is the only village not replicated in Baron Dante's Secret World.


 * The most common enemy in the levels in this village are the Spanish Dantinis. This is most likely a real world reference to how the Inca were wiped out by the Spanish.