At the beggining of the game, the tower is non-existent; a small pond known as the [[Western Pool]] lies in the tower's place. Tingle hears a voice telling him to head to the Western Pool. When he arrives, he meets [[Uncle Rupee]], who tells him that he can go to the paradise known as Rupeeland if he throws enough Rupees into the pool. As Tingle throws in Rupees over time, the tower will grow. At it's highest point, it will reach 60,000 meters.
At the beginning of the game, the tower is non-existent; a small pond known as the [[Western Pool]] lies in the tower's place. Tingle hears a voice telling him to head to the Western Pool. When he arrives, he meets [[Uncle Rupee]], who tells him that he can go to the paradise known as Rupeeland if he throws enough Rupees into the pool. As Tingle throws in Rupees over time, the tower will grow. At it's highest point, it will reach 60,000 meters.
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[[Category:Places in Freshly-Picked Tingle's Rosy Rupeeland]]
[[Category:Places in Freshly-Picked Tingle's Rosy Rupeeland]]
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At the beginning of the game, the tower is non-existent; a small pond known as the Western Pool lies in the tower's place. Tingle hears a voice telling him to head to the Western Pool. When he arrives, he meets Uncle Rupee, who tells him that he can go to the paradise known as Rupeeland if he throws enough Rupees into the pool. As Tingle throws in Rupees over time, the tower will grow. At it's highest point, it will reach 60,000 meters.
