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special attack, "Bongo Blast". The attack sends out soundwaves that can defeat any nearby enemies; if Bongo Blast is used on a Bongo Blast Music Pad then

lips of rubber.” —Don Bongo, Yoshi's Story Don Bongo is a boss appearing primarily in Yoshi's Story. In Yoshi's Story, Don Bongo is fought at the end of

enemies in the area. When used on a Bongo Music Pad, it can also be used to solve puzzles. After he plays the bongo drums, the airwaves surround the whole

"Hooray for Holly-Kongo Bongo" is the twenty-seventh episode of the Donkey Kong Country television series and the first episode of season three. It was

Kongo Bongo Gone Wrongo is a disease that appears in the Donkey Kong Country animated TV series, where it is the primary focus of the episode "Speak No

ported to the Wii. The only known stage in DK Bongo Blast is an earlier variant of DK Jungle. DK Bongo Blast was later ported to the Wii and retitled Donkey

"The Curse of Kongo Bongo" is the thirteenth episode of the Donkey Kong Country television series. It was the twelfth episode to air in North America.

"The Kongo Bongo Festival of Lights" is the twenty-eighth episode of the Donkey Kong Country television show and the second episode of season three. It

in Donkey Kong) stands to the left. The "NES" Bongo Set use sound effects from this game. The left bongo plays Mario's jump sound effect and clapping plays

Heart Coin letter for this stage is ’S. Don Bongo is the boss of this stage. The area where Yoshi fights Don Bongo seems to be part of Jelly Pipe because of

series, where it is the primary focus of the episode "The Curse of Kongo Bongo". The curse is the work of the pirate Bluebeard Baboon, who rises from the

be vital to the survival of the residents of Kongo Bongo, as it is needed for Cranky Kong's Kongo Bongo Gone Wrongo disease vaccine. During the events of

for the "Kongo Bongo Gone Wrongo" disease. Candy and Dixie Kong are the first to receive the vaccine. Curiously, Candy asks what Kongo Bongo Gone Wrongo disease

Diddy's bongos and tells him and DK that she was listening to them and claims their bongo playing is "way off". Dixie is about to play the bongos, and DK

Rool. "The Kongo Bongo Festival of Lights" seems to reveal why Skurvy was so cold-hearted as to do something as bad as break the Kongo Bongo Festival truce

title DK Bongo Blast. It would have been the fifth title to use the DK Bongos (fourth if excluding the Japan-exclusive Donkey Konga 3). The DK Bongos are also

Skurvy. Skurvy's great-great-great-grandfather hid the coconut on Kongo Bongo Island, specifically in the eye of the mystical idol Inka Dinka Doo. However

64, Donkey Kong uses a similar music attack, Bongo Blast, and in the Donkey Konga series, he uses bongos to play music. In Donkey Kong Jungle Beat, Donkey

series. On the show, Donkey Kong Island was renamed "Kongo Bongo Island" (or just simply "Kongo Bongo") and the island was also shaped differently, similar

the following instruments to perform the following moves: Donkey Kong (bongos): Bongo Blast Diddy Kong (electric guitar): Guitar Gazump Lanky Kong (trombone):