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In the introductory cutscene, the Buckler is seen on top of a mountain, coming down by riding its shield. When it reaches the bottom it holds its shield up and points its Boomshot towards the player, followed by the introductory tagline appearing. | In the introductory cutscene, the Buckler is seen on top of a mountain, coming down by riding its shield. When it reaches the bottom it holds its shield up and points its Boomshot towards the player, followed by the introductory tagline appearing. | ||
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In the [[Donkey Kong Adventure]] DLC, they have no introductory cutscene. Instead, the camera simply zooms on them and shows the introductory tagline. Bucklers are the only enemies to have their introductory tagline shown in both the main game and the DLC. This is due to the DLC being available from before the Bucklers introduction in [[Sherbet Desert]] in the main game, as the DLC is available after finishing [[Ancient Gardens]]. | In the ''[[Donkey Kong Adventure]]'' DLC, they have no introductory cutscene. Instead, the camera simply zooms on them and shows the introductory tagline. Bucklers are the only enemies to have their introductory tagline shown in both the main game and the ''Donkey Kong Adventure'' DLC. This is due to the DLC being available from before the Bucklers introduction in [[Sherbet Desert]] in the main game, as the DLC is available after finishing [[Ancient Gardens]]. | ||
==Variants== | ==Variants== | ||
There are four Buckler variants, one for each area apart from [[Ancient Gardens]]. As an exception, several Sherbet Bucklers do appear in Challenge 8 of said world. | There are four Buckler variants, one for each area apart from [[Ancient Gardens]]. As an exception, several Sherbet Bucklers do appear in Challenge 8 of said world. | ||
*'''Sherbet Buckler:''' Encountered in [[Sherbet Desert]], this Buckler has 195 [[Heart Point|HP]]. Its gun, shield, and scarf are cactus themed with darker stripes. The shield also has ice and a fan on it. Their shots inflict the [[Honey (status effect)|Honey]] status. | *'''Sherbet Buckler:''' Encountered in [[Sherbet Desert]], this Buckler has 195 [[Heart Point|HP]]. Its gun, shield, and scarf are cactus themed with darker stripes. The shield also has ice and a fan on it. Their shots inflict the [[Honey (status effect)|Honey]] status. | ||
*'''Spooky Buckler:''' Encountered in [[Spooky Trails]], this 295 HP Buckler appears to be undead, | *'''Spooky Buckler:''' Encountered in [[Spooky Trails]], this 295 HP Buckler appears to be undead, sunken eyes, glowing blue pupils, and a tattered red shawl. Their shots inflict the [[Push]] status. | ||
*'''Lava Buckler:''' The final Buckler variant is encountered in the [[Lava Pit (Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle)|Lava Pit]], with a charred appearance, glowing orange eyes, orange accessories including a Bowser Jr. scarf, and 445 HP. Their shots inflict the [[Ink]] status. | *'''Lava Buckler:''' The final Buckler variant is encountered in the [[Lava Pit (Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle)|Lava Pit]], with a charred appearance, glowing orange eyes, orange accessories including a Bowser Jr. scarf, and 445 HP. Their shots inflict the [[Ink]] status. | ||
*'''Tropical Buckler:''' The Buckler variant for [[Donkey Kong Adventure]]. It wears a feathered headdress resembling a skull and shoulder plate resembling bones, and 170 [[Heart Point|HP]]. They can be encountered before their actual introduction in Sherbet Desert. | *'''Tropical Buckler:''' The Buckler variant for [[Donkey Kong Adventure]]. It wears a feathered headdress resembling a skull and shoulder plate resembling bones, and 170 [[Heart Point|HP]]. They can be encountered before their actual introduction in Sherbet Desert. | ||
