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meter. However, Tiki Goons can be defeated with a roll, a jump, a barrel, or with Rambi. When fighting a boss (except for Tiki Tong), Tiki Goons will be

Tiki Buzzes are members of the Tiki Tak Tribe and enemies in Donkey Kong Country Returns and its Nintendo 3DS version. They are tikis shaped like a bongo

come face-to-face with Tiki Tong, who turns the stolen bananas into banana juice and spews it on each high-ranking member of the Tiki Tak Tribe to transform

reproduce the Tiki Tak Tribe. The bananas are also used to transform seven high-ranked tikis into the two giant hands of the main antagonist Tiki Tong. After

cutscene in which Diddy uses his Barrel Jet is after the final battle with Tiki Tong, where he uses it to save Donkey Kong at the last second as the latter

original removed the invincibility upon being defeated). After defeating Tiki Tong, the player can purchase the eight Rare Orbs from each of Cranky Kong's

the explosion of Tiki Tong to space. While Diddy panics, DK comes up with a plan and they knock the moon out of its orbit onto Tiki Tong Tower. Even without

seen, the island is also under attack by a new antagonist group known as the Tiki Tak Tribe, who attach themselves to other creatures to take control of their

Screaming Pillars (also described as "statues" and "pillars") are members of the Tiki Tak Tribe. They are a larger variant of Screaming Pillars with a scream that

the Factory. Tiki head — A burning statuette that will turn to ashes and collapse shortly after the fire is put out, producing an item. Tiki heads mostly

banana hoard and save the island from the Tiki Tak Tribe, culminating in a decisive battle against its leader, Tiki Tong. The 3DS edition of the game was released

ranged weapons which shoot various types of projectiles. Since Donkey Kong 64, a pair of popguns have been Diddy Kong's signature weapon, more specifically

Pillars are sentient and tall pillar-like structures that are members of the Tiki Tak Tribe, usually acting as obstacles. In most games, they are found asleep

since the Kalimba Tiki was unable to hypnotize him when it was easily able to do so to other animals on the island. In Donkey Kong 64, he has a personal

on a disabled Conveyor Belt that served as an assembly line for creating Tiki Tanks. Conveyor Belts reappear in Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze, where

from Donkey Kong Country Returns appear on the track, such as Frogoons and Tiki Goons. The course's music is a rearrangement of DK Island Swing. Several

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them. Rambi's only weakness is fire, including the flaming enemies, Flaming Tiki Buzzes and Fireballs. The player loses Rambi if he gets in contact with fire