Bears Repeating is the third story level of the 11th Dimension and the nineteenth main level of Crash Bandicoot 4: It's About Time.
Overview[]
Crash/Coco climb their way across the mountain, until they stumble upon a row of Nitro Crates which was activated by Tawna. The bandicoot uses Kupuna-Wa to get through the otherwise impossible pit and make it to the top where Cortex is waiting. They use Polar to chase down Cortex to his airship, where the mad scientist himself is awaiting their arrival.
Enemies/Hazards[]
- Drone Controlling Lab Assistants
- Skier Lab Assistants
- Trees
- Drones
Names in Other Languages[]
| Language | Name |
|---|---|
| Arabic | الدببة في كل مكان aldababat fi kl makan |
| French | Ours en Goguette |
| German | Übärtrieben |
| Italian | Orsi a Ripetizione |
| Japanese | またもやしろくま Matamoya shirokuma |
| Polish | Polarny Rajd |
| Portuguese | Urso, Pular! |
| Russian | Опять медведи Opyat' medvedi |
| Latin-American Spanish | Osos de Carrera |
| European Spanish | Osos Insistentes |
Walkthroughs[]
Crash Bandicoot 4 - 100% Walkthrough - Bears Repeating - All Gems Perfect Relic
Crash Bandicoot 4 - Bears Repeating - Platinum Time Trial Relic (1-26.74)
Gallery[]
Promotional Images[]
Crash riding Polar in his Shredding the Gnar skin.
In-Game[]
Yellow Gem Route.
N. Verted Mode.
Hidden Gem location.
Hidden Gem location. (N. Verted)
Trailer image showing off Crash riding Polar.
Concept Art[]
Bears Repeating concept art.
Bears Repeating concept art.
Bears Repeating concept art.
Bears Repeating concept art.
Bears Repeating concept art.
Bears Repeating concept art.
Bears Repeating concept art.
Bears Repeating concept art.
Bears Repeating concept art.
Bears Repeating concept art.
Trivia[]
- The music for the normal platforming half of the level lifts motifs from Dr. Neo Cortex's theme from the first Crash Bandicoot game.
- The Yellow Gem Path is a direct reference to the levels Road to Nowhere and The High Road from Crash 1.
- Not counting the N.Sane Trilogy, this is Polar's first semi-playable appearance in a Crash platformer since 2002's Crash Bandicoot XS/The Huge Adventure on the Game Boy Advance.