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Kong and Dixie Kong can easily defeat a Kannon with any attack method. In the ending cast of characters, a Kannon appears under the "Kremling Kuthroats"

Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest, kannonballs or Kannon Balls appear as means of activating a kannon to blast the Kongs up to a Bonus Area. It also has

gaps. Despite being mentioned in the level's English name, Kannon's Klaim has only one Kannon, which appears shortly before the End of Level Target. However

its head. By defeating the Kannon, Diddy and Dixie obtain a photograph of a Kannon in the third page of the scrapbook. Kannon's Klaim has three Bonus Levels

Party 9 Barrel Cannons (also spelled Barrel Kannon), also known as a Cannon barrel, are recurring objects in the Donkey Kong Country series, as well as

A Kannon shoots at them as they hop along the objects. They pass a DK Barrel and a kannonball on the way across as well. A barrel holding a kannon that

pick it up and carry it along the path until they find a kannon. They must load it into the kannon to blast up to the second Bonus Level. There, the Kongs

over a Kannonball fired by a Kannon. The Kongs can reach the Video Game Hero Coin by bouncing off the barrel fired by Kannon. The End of Level Target Location

the other sides of them. Kannons stand on the two platforms following the gaps. Another pit can be found after the second Kannon, and it has the letter N

kannonball. They must pick up the object, pass a Klomp and two Click-Clacks along the way, and throw it into the nearby kannon to activate it. By entering it

landing on the other side of the pit, where a kannonball-shooting Kannon stands. Another Kannon is located on top of some large barrels piled nearby, and it

and up some steep hills to reach a kannon. If they insert the kannonball into the kannon and then walk into the object, it blasts them into a Bonus Level

crate of Squawks is after the Star Barrel, shortly after passing the two Kannon enemies. Squawks himself also appears at the start of the first Bonus Level

Coin for a prize. The following enemies appear in the following quantities: Kannon (2) Klinger (5) Klobber (yellow) (4) Klobber (dark) (3) Krook (3) Kutlass

Tire (spelled tyre in the UK-based Rareware games) are commonplace objects in a few titles of the Donkey Kong franchise, the first being Donkey Kong Country

Banana Bunch above it follow this spring. Flitter Kaboing Kannon Zinger The following items and objects appear in the following quantities: Banana Coins: 2 DK

(not being shot). There is also a Kremling enemy named Kannon, whose name is based on the kannon it carries around. A cannon makes a brief appearance in

and a kannon appears. If Diddy or Dixie touch the kannon, it shoots out a kannonball and vanishes. The active Kong should only walk into the kannon right

this chain, the monkeys will have to jump to the right and defeat a lone Kannon, without hitting the kannonballs he shoots at them. From there, they must

kannonball across the swamp until they reach the kannon. They must load the kannonball into the kannon, which then blasts them up to the second Bonus Level