Capsule Toy Machine

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This article is about a collectible toy dispenser from Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze. For information about a type of device in Mario Party 5, see Capsule machine.

“Been spendin' all your coins on these cool capsule toys?”

—Funky Kong

Funky Kong introduces the Capsule Toy Machine to the Kongs.

The Capsule Toy Machine is a vending device in Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze that yields figurines enclosed in capsules. It is owned by Funky Kong, who claims to have found it "a while ago", and is put on display in his shop, Funky's Fly 'n' Buy.

The figurines themselves are miniature representations of the main characters and the Snowmads. Each figurine costs five Banana Coins, and the player can buy up to 99 at once, provided they have 495 or more coins. Figurines are dispensed at random, and the player might get doubles; however, only a few figurines are available at the beginning of the game, and the player would have to defeat bosses in order to unlock more. Once the player obtains all figurines available before beating a boss, Funky will say that he is out of stock and needs to reload the machine. Similarly, if the Kongs own all unique figurines, Funky Kong will refuse to sell any more, asking instead if they would like to do some trading later.

Figurines gallery

The player can view the obtained toys in the "Figurines" gallery by choosing the Extras option. Each of them is placed on a stand resembling part of a wooden barrel. The player can study these figurines by zooming in and out of them, or by rotating the camera around them. Figurines are divided into categories:

• Kong Family – contains figurines with the Kongs, as well as Rambi the Rhino, Professor Chops, the Mine Cart, and the Rocket Barrel
• Bosses – contains figurines with all the bosses of the game;
• Snowmads 1 – contains figurines with penguin-based Snowmads;
• Snowmads 2 – contains figurines with hare, owl, and lemming-based Snowmads;
• Snowmads 3 – contains figurines with heavy-type Snowmads, like Waldough and Big Sphen.

The following table lists all figurines and the condition to make them available in the shop.

Kong Family
Figurine	Name	Availability criteria
	Donkey Kong	Default
	Diddy Kong	Beat Pompy in Lost Mangroves
	Dixie Kong	Beat Pompy in Lost Mangroves
	Cranky Kong	Beat Ba-Boom in Bright Savannah
	Funky Kong	Default
	Rambi the Rhinoceros	Beat Skowl in Autumn Heights
	Professor Chops
	Mine Cart	Beat Pompy in Lost Mangroves
	Rocket Barrel
Bosses
Figurine	Name	Availability criteria
	Pompy, the Presumptuous	Beat Pompy in Lost Mangroves
	Skowl, the Startling	Beat Skowl in Autumn Heights
	Ba-Boom, the Boisterous	Beat Ba-Boom in Bright Savannah
	Fugu, the Frightening	Beat Fugu in Sea Breeze Cove
	Bashmaster, the Unbreakable	Beat Bashmaster in Juicy Jungle
	Lord Fredrik, the Snowmad King
Snowmads 1
Figurine	Name	Availability criteria
	Tucks	Default
	Speedy Tucks
	Tuff Tucks	Beat Pompy in Lost Mangroves
	Pointy Tucks	Beat Skowl in Autumn Heights
	Trench Tucks	Beat Ba-Boom in Bright Savannah
	Archy	Beat Skowl in Autumn Heights
	Boom Bird
	Painguin Tucks	Beat Pompy in Lost Mangroves
	Papa Painguin
	Soary	Beat Fugu in Sea Breeze Cove
Snowmads 2
Figurine	Name	Availability criteria
	Fluff	Default
	Tuff Fluff	Beat Fugu in Sea Breeze Cove
	Harey
	Harold
	Lemmington	Beat Fugu in Sea Breeze Cove
	Hootz	Beat Skowl in Autumn Heights
	Hot Hootz	Beat Ba-Boom in Bright Savannah
	Puffton	Beat Ba-Boom in Bright Savannah
	Tuffton	Beat Fugu in Sea Breeze Cove
	Blue Hootz	Beat Skowl in Autumn Heights
Snowmads 3
Figurine	Name	Availability criteria
	Waldough	Default
	Walnut	Beat Fugu in Sea Breeze Cove
	Walbrick	Beat Ba-Boom in Bright Savannah
	Chum Chucker Charlie
	Fish Poker Pops
	Big Sphen

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	シャカポン Shakapon	Play on Gashapon