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|first_appearance=''[[Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze]]'' ([[List of games by date#2014|2014]]) | |first_appearance=''[[Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze]]'' ([[List of games by date#2014|2014]]) | ||
|sub_species=[[Speedy | |sub_species=[[Speedy Tucks]]es {{br}} [[Tuff Tuck]]s {{br}} [[Pointy Tucks]]es {{br}} [[Trench Tucks]]es {{br}} [[Archy|Archies]] {{br}} [[Boom Bird]]s {{br}} [[Painguin Tucks]]es {{br}} [[Papa Painguin]]s {{br}} [[Big Sphen]]s {{br}} [[Soary|Soaries]] | ||
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''' | '''Tuckses''' are common enemies appearing in ''[[Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze]]''. They are penguin-like members of the [[Snowmad]]s and are also the most common species in the game. | ||
==Appearance== | ==Appearance== | ||
Tuckses wear green, striped trousers tightened around their waists with knitted ropes. They are pudgy and have quite hunched backs, while their flippers are long in relation to their short bodies. Tuckses display moderately thick and long bills, curved abruptly near their tips. In the game, their expression always tells disregard (given their lowered eyelids and straight bills), except when they get defeated; in this case, they feature surprised figures, and also raise their flippers above their heads in failed attempts to protect themselves, before they vanish in clouds of dust. Tuckses' legs are very short and stubby, and their feet are broad and membranous. | |||
==Behavior and combat== | ==Behavior and combat== | ||
Tuckses walk slowly from side to side, with this being their only strategy of attacking. If the [[Kong]]s normally touch a Tucks from any side but the top, they get slapped by the enemy and lose a heart from their health bar, which brings them closer to losing a [[Extra Life Balloon|life]]. However, Tuckses are vulnerable to absolutely any attack techniques, as they are the most basic grunts out of all [[Snowmad]] warriors: a [[stomp]] on their broad hunches, a [[Roll Attack|roll]] move under their feet, or a projectile tossed at them can crush or vanquish them. | |||
Due to their primitive method of defense, which is identical to that of [[Goomba]]s from the ''[[Mario (franchise)|Mario]]'' games, | Due to their primitive method of defense, which is identical to that of [[Goomba]]s from the ''[[Mario (franchise)|Mario]]'' games, Tuckses can be compared to [[Kritters]], [[Klomp]]s, [[Kobble]]s, and [[Tiki Goon]]s from the previous installments of the ''[[Donkey Kong Country (series)|Donkey Kong Country]]'' games. | ||
==Names in other languages== | ==Names in other languages== | ||
Revision as of 13:26, February 1, 2017
Template:Species-infobox Tuckses are common enemies appearing in Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze. They are penguin-like members of the Snowmads and are also the most common species in the game.
Appearance
Tuckses wear green, striped trousers tightened around their waists with knitted ropes. They are pudgy and have quite hunched backs, while their flippers are long in relation to their short bodies. Tuckses display moderately thick and long bills, curved abruptly near their tips. In the game, their expression always tells disregard (given their lowered eyelids and straight bills), except when they get defeated; in this case, they feature surprised figures, and also raise their flippers above their heads in failed attempts to protect themselves, before they vanish in clouds of dust. Tuckses' legs are very short and stubby, and their feet are broad and membranous.
Behavior and combat
Tuckses walk slowly from side to side, with this being their only strategy of attacking. If the Kongs normally touch a Tucks from any side but the top, they get slapped by the enemy and lose a heart from their health bar, which brings them closer to losing a life. However, Tuckses are vulnerable to absolutely any attack techniques, as they are the most basic grunts out of all Snowmad warriors: a stomp on their broad hunches, a roll move under their feet, or a projectile tossed at them can crush or vanquish them.
Due to their primitive method of defense, which is identical to that of Goombas from the Mario games, Tuckses can be compared to Kritters, Klomps, Kobbles, and Tiki Goons from the previous installments of the Donkey Kong Country games.
