darkSpyro

near the begining of the level there is a red house to the left called the abandoned house, if you go inside there seems to be a wilikin ghost there, with floating objects and different, more creepy music.Yet there seems to be no real point of having it there as there are no collectables inside, or coins, or things like that. I wondered if anybody knew a bit of info about it and/or found anything inside worth going in there for? (other than to creep you out)

I think its to show that Wilikin Village is dead and old and scary and creepy

yeah, I kinda got that as soon as I went into that level, but I wondered if there was any real back story to it all, or maybe I'm just being a bit imaginative?

There is no story available behind the haunted Wilikin house..

That place creeps me out more than the zombies in Ty the tasmanian tiger 3...

hmm Its weird they put something there like that but it has no actual meaning :/

It could be a reference of some kind.

To be honest, Wilikin Village is a wonderful idea that unfortunately never goes anywhere. They were kind of setting Kaos up to be a very sympathetic villain but....it never goes anywhere.

It's kind of creepypasta-ish though in a sense that the game never mentions it again. Maybe it's a hint for the next game though.

When I first went in I thought that the floating objects was a glitch! And if Activision makes a third game, the Wilikin will probably have a bigger role since they are Kao's dolls.

I wonder if the Willikin level was intended to be a stand alone adventure at some point, sort of like the Empire of Ice or Darklight Crypt.

Wilikin Ghosts are creepy!

The Wilikin are so simple-minded how would they fix Flynn's ship and "make better"?

The only thing worth going in there for is so you can have all areas found to be able to get 3 stars for that chapter.

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The Wilikin are so simple-minded how would they fix Flynn's ship and "make better"?

I figure they're more child-like than simple-minded, which means they still have the capacity to do things of a higher function but act/express themselves in a child-like manner.

Afterall, they were playthings for Kaos.

Is this the gazebo? Can someone give me directions to it?

Yeah, that abandoned house was creepy.
To me, I find Wilikin Village is a creepy level.

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Is this the gazebo? Can someone give me directions to it?

As soon as you "discover" Wilikin World at the beginning of the level, this gives you a bridge to cross and enemies to fight in Facadeville, the Main Street-looking area. Coming up off of the bridge, it's the first door on your left in Facadeville. There's nobody in it and nothing to get, but if you pay attention there's a partially transparent child Wilikin floating around, and in the back room the furniture is floating.

Ok will try, thank u

Just wondering if this is available in the other versions of the game, or if this is exclusive to the wii version

yes the house appears in all versions.

Has anybody tried smashing the floating chair? It works.

Yeah you can smash the ghost versions of the things you can smash regularly.

yeah I even moved the table around a bit when I used jet vac inside there

when I first played and saw the willikin running I was like WHAT IN THE WORLD IS THAT THING!? and I wound up getting out as fast as possible

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Just wondering if this is available in the other versions of the game, or if this is exclusive to the wii version

Ummmmm, yeah, that's the house this thread is about. And rest assured, the layout of the Chapters is the same on all systems, the only difference is the controls (because they have to be) and the glitches (like only the XBox and PS3 versions of SSA have a problem with Lightning Rod's Heroic Challenge).

I have the XBox version and I've been in this house. To satisfy your curiosity.