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tossing bombs and the ghost at the bottom of the chain swings a hammer if the Kongs duck under the swinging chain. To defeat Ba-Boom, the Kongs will have

defeating Skowl, the boss of Autumn Heights. Ba-Boom serves as the boss of this world. The majority of the levels in this world are based on the landscapes of

Lemmington Pompy, the Presumptuous Skowl, the Startling Ba-boom, the Boisterous Fugu, the Frightening Bashmaster, the Unbreakable Lord Fredrik, the Snowmad King

spiky or green; the green watermelons can be thrown back at Ba-Boom to damage them. After another of the Ba-Boom brothers is defeated, the remaining brother

underneath Item Handles. In the boss level Triple Trouble, Watermelon Fuse Bombs are used to defeat Ba-Boom. During the fight, Ba-Boom throws spiky bombs that

Bombs with them. Boom Birds usually walk back and forth with a Watermelon Fuse Bomb on their back. Once the Kongs defeat a Boom Bird, the bomb drops and

beat Ba-Boom in the previous world, Bright Savannah, and its boss is Fugu, the Frightening. Despite its name, Sea Breeze Cove consists of an archipelago

destroyed using one of the bombs thrown by the nearby Boom Bird. In the rightmost pile of red crates at the end of the level. Boom Birds Painguin Tucks Tucks

more fish are fired at them in the background. The Kongs pass the first checkpoint along the way, and by hitting the wall, the Kongs knock it over and can

an Item Handle to reveal the Puzzle Piece. In the segment featuring the Boom Bird and the Archy (fire), the Kongs must smash the Cracked Blocks below both

with the unstable honey ropes. This time, the Kongs' weight snaps not only the left side of the honey rope, but also the honey ropes on top of the tree

O: On the second socket after the second checkpoint. N: On the upper side of the juice pool after the third checkpoint. G: On the bottom of the third platform

platform the Kongs reach the last wooden machinery section. The popsicle blocks they drop allow the Kongs to reach the Slot Machine Barrel. The KONG Letters

Near the end of the level and immediately before the area with the rotating ship masts, the letter G is located partially sunken in an alcove. The ship

figurines of the Kongs, as well as Rambi the Rhino, Professor Chops, the Mine Cart, and the Rocket Barrel; in the Nintendo Switch version of the game, this

Tropical Freeze and its Nintendo Switch port: Blue Finley, the light-blue variant. Red Finley, the red-and-yellow counterparts of Blue Finleys who swim faster

collected, Gold Hearts will turn one of the player's Hearts gold. Should the player's character take damage, the heart will revert to its original red color

The title of this article is conjectural; an official name for the article's subject has not been found, so it has been given a fitting title by the editors

Tucks mix the qualities of both Tuff Tucks and Speedy Tucks. As soon as they land, the enemies begin strolling on the battle arena, charging into the Kongs

They are penguin-like members of the Snowmads who wear aviator goggles and a scarf. Soaries do not directly attack the Kongs and simply fly in a straight

helmets. Tuff Fluffs jump around a specific area, and flip over when jumped on. The Kongs can then pick them up and throw them at another enemy, or simply attack

Tropical Freeze, the term Carnivorous Plantlife is used to encompass two species of carnivorous plants: the Venus Trap Platform and the Chompette. Both

members of the Snowmads, bearing a belt with their insignia, a mustache, and a helmet. Tufftons are a stronger variant of Puffton, hence the naming convention

Tropical Freeze and its Nintendo Switch port. They are penguin-like members of the Snowmads which wear green trousers, a viking helmet, and carry a spear resembling

sometimes exhaled by Fugu, the Frightening along with Sea Urchins, and are then propelled towards the Kongs. They become less frequent as the battle goes on, being

seven relics overall in the game, which together form a large plate. The main six fractions of the plate are located at the end of the temple level found in

lean in one direction until it reaches a certain angle. If the Kongs continue to stay on it, the flower wilts and drops them off, after which it goes back

an aimless gallop throughout the surrounding area if the Kongs dodge the monsters. Large Mimics can hurt the primates with a bump. However, any sign of attack

to target the Kongs. If the Kongs swim into a Blue Finley, it bites them and takes away a Heart. A Blue Finley can be defeated by either the Corkscrew

Tropical Freeze. The Kongs are able to jump and stay on a Cracked Block just as on any other platform. Ground-pounding on it gradually damages the block until

swim faster than Blue Finleys. If the Kongs get in contact with a Red Finley, it bites them and they lose a heart. The Kongs can defeat a Red Finley using

Game Guide. Page 23. "Swim down to the grass and spin with the Corkscrew move to collapse the grass, which exposes the items beneath."

This article is about the enemies in Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze. For the walnuts in the Wooded Kingdom from Super Mario Odyssey, see Nut (Super

"penguin." They are penguin-like members of the Snowmads who wear green trousers and brown belts with the Snowmad insignia, and they each carry a dead

appearing in the level Fugu Face-Off. He is the only boss character to have his name in the level's English title. Before the battle, the Kongs meet Fugu

The Kongs jump onto the arena and smash the slab as the Hootz fly away, thus triggering the start of the boss fight. Initially, Skowl's attacks are limited

common in Wing Ding. The Kongs can grip and quickly slide along a Zip-Line Vine over chasms and obstacles. The characters can leave the vine at any time by

appearance is based on the real-life sawfish, as each Mama Saw displays a narrow spiky nose extension, resembling a saw – hence the species' name. They have

Pieces. The platforms stay horizontal for as long as the Kongs hold on to the corresponding vine. However, a while after the characters leave the vine, the

hops which allow them to throw the bombs further. They can damage the Kongs directly if simply touched from the sides. The Kongs can defeat a Harold by picking

and suspended from above with a rope in the same fashion as Burlap Hanging Sacks. They explode as soon as the Kongs touch them, taking away a heart from

Rambi into them to collapse the ice and advance. The concept of a wall obstructing the entrance to secret zones has also been used in past Donkey Kong Country

contact with them. In that section of the level, the Kongs have to go to the Slot Machine Barrel and avoid getting hit by the big snowflakes, otherwise they instantly

producing a load of electricity. The electricity is then discharged in the form of plasma balls, which are spread radially around the enemy and disappear after

platform causes the springs underneath to compress, removing two side clamps that hold the platform in place, and consequently bounce the characters high up.

Donkey Kong Country Returns. Until then, the Sour Dodo only walks back and forth at the same pace as a Dozy. The player can attack them using any method

fire coming from the ground will catch up to the Fluff before the enemy can jump away from it, defeating the Fluff. von Esmarch, Nick, and Cory van Grier

port. They only appear in the first world of the game, the Lost Mangroves. Thug Slugs crawl around a platform, damaging the Kongs upon coming into contact

spores and send the Toucan't flying in the air. The Kongs can neither roll into the Toucan't because of the spiked berry, nor go under one, as the berry's spores

presence. The Kongs can corkscrew into a nearby school of bioluminescent fish to produce light and make the anemones retract, revealing the items they

portmanteau of the words "bounce" and "basilisk" (the common basilisk is a real-world species of lizard). They only appear in the Juicy Jungle area of the game.

fly in the air, in either a horizontal or vertical pattern. They usually appear between two platforms, and the Kongs must jump on them to move to the next

Monocle Monicas can damage a Kong upon contact, but the Kongs can defeat them using any attack method. If the Kongs are on a vine and a Monocle Monica flies

wheels, which they attempt to roll into the Kongs with, similar to the roles of millstone-riding Gnawtys in the original Donkey Kong Country and Buzzbites

with a leaf crown, which serves as a platform. The Kongs can quickly mount the plant while it is close to the ground an be lifted to higher areas as it rises

and down the half-pipe before stopping on the right side of the arena. As the Kongs and Pompy prepare to battle, the Kongs are forced into the arena by

moment and then slamming it on the ground. When it lifts its pole, the Fish Poker Pops is vulnerable to a rolling attack. The Kongs can defeat a Fish Poker

Bashmaster's popsicle as it falls in the punch-filled pool. During the fight itself, Punch Piranhas swarm the Kongs if they fall in the pool, tossing them back while

instead of bull's-eyes. However, the bags fulfill the same role as in the previous games. In addition to barrels, the bags can also be destroyed with certain

Switch port. They only appear in the Autumn Heights levels Windmill Hills and Horn Top Hop. Their name is a pun mixing the German words "Schnauze" (snout)

saves the Kongs from falling off their Mine Cart in Sawmill Thrill. The Log Canoe is maneuvered in a similar way to the Mine Cart, as the Kongs can jump with

of the Snowmads. They are almost identical in appearance to their namesake, only being colored red instead of navy blue. Furthermore, they use the same

in-game. If they are on the ceiling, they occasionally attack by dropping large, poisonous bubbles that slowly descend to the ground and pop if coming

Walbricks turn around with their shields as the Kongs jump over them to reach the other side. However, the Walbrick can be stunned for a brief period of

Page 15. "The Blue Hootz is similar to the Hot Hootz, except with the element of ice. The good part is they do not fire projectiles, but the downside is

hurling chum fish in the direction of the Kongs, similar to Hammer Bros. These fish slowly arc through the air before ploughing on the ground and disappearing

progress. At the end of the level, the Speedy Tucks gets blown out of its robot. If the player waits for a bit before hitting the Slot Machine Barrel, a scene

Country: Tropical Freeze. For the flower from the Super Mario series, see Fluff (object). Fluffs are rabbit-like members of the Snowmads and uncommon enemies

although they lose them after the attack. When engulfed in flames, Hot Hootzes cannot be jumped on or rolled into, as this injures the Kongs. However, when Hot

exhaling some of the water at the Kongs to push them back, and the battle begins. Fugu begins the fight by inhaling air to draw the Kongs toward him,

present in the shop, since they are being sold to the shop owner. When the player exits the shop as Funky Kong, Tawks sometimes says, "Give 'em the old banana

resemble gigantic berries, nearly the size of the Kongs. A Water Sack is plump and indigo-colored with darker spots on the skin and also sports a tiny receptacle

mid-air in the Rocket Rails stage, where they once again act as obstacles for the Kongs, who ride in a Mine Cart. While in the Mine Cart, the Kongs can

seen behind the wooden platform. The player must pound the spring when it has moved to the left, then the Barrel Cannon brings the player to the bonus room

are common throughout the game, being particularly prevalent in Zip-Line Shrine where several are scattered around the level after the Kongs pull an Item

come into contact with them. During the third phase of the battle, Fugu propels himself around the area and bonks into the walls, causing multiple hermit crabs

plane and crash down onto the arena to create slippery patches on the ground. When Lord Fredrik is on the same platform as the Kongs, ice dragons can also

appear in many areas of the Lost Mangroves, although a flock of Dozies and Sour Dodos can be spotted relaxing on a small isle in the background of Mangrove

track, the Kongs reach the mysterious relic. On the platforms with the upwards-arching track, the Kongs must collect all bananas to unveil the Puzzle Piece

onto the stage. When this occurs, the Sea Urchin bounces along the ground a few times before retreating back into the water. In Fugu Face-Off, the boss

extinguish the fire on it. Rambi the Rhino can defeat a Porcupal when its flames are put out, though if Rambi gets hit by a Porcupal's fire, the Kongs lose

a plug in the middle of the flying Tucks and Porcupals. On a small platform to the left of the Rambi Crate inside the cyclone. While on the large floating

Nut appears near the end of the level, taking up the entirety of the screen's width. It falls from a large baobab tree and chases the Kongs down an obstacled

Barrel. The Kongs must reach the top of the first platform with spikes on the bottom to obtain the Puzzle Piece. Upon entering the Minecart, the Kongs must

to side. If the Kongs encounter a Waldough, the enemy flings its arm and damages the Kongs, which takes away one heart point of damage. The Kongs can defeat

Rambi. By jumping on a Swooper Dooper, the Kongs can get a height boost into the air. Swooper Doopers are one of the enemies that are native to Bright Savannah

lands. The shock waves are unstoppable and go past the platform's corner and along its side; coming into contact with one such shock wave will hurt the Kongs

pits and, while facing the sky, crunch the air continuously, waiting for the Kongs to drop between their jaws. This can injure the characters and take away

reach the Slot Machine Barrel. In the very first segment of rising and falling platforms, the Kongs must jump below the third platform to obtain the Puzzle

which immediately jump out the water, sometimes without prior warning. A larger variant appears at the end of Damp Dungeon. The Prima Guide for Donkey Kong

followers. The Kongs angrily jump down and pound the ground, causing it to shift beneath Fredrik's feet. Laughing it off, Fredrik pounds the ground himself

to get stuck in the floe if it misses the Kongs, giving them a chance to jump on his head, knocking him into the lake of fruit juice the floe is floating

and are clearly visible in the dark, as seen in Amiss Abyss, a level which marks their first encounter with the Kongs in the game. Sprite from Mario & Wario

powerful hammer swing when the Kongs draw near. The force of the blow leaves the hammer stuck in the ice floe's surface, giving the Kongs a chance to use it

noticeable by the empty gap underneath them. If pounded, Spinning Platforms start rotating around their axes for a short time, allowing the Kongs to fall

When the player jumps at grass that is growing out of the ceiling or wall and holds or (or even with the Wii Remote alone), Donkey Kong clings to the grass

Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze's Hard Mode. The move substitutes the ground pound ability seen at the other playable characters. It involves Diddy firing

appear in the Factory levels, moving near gaps and narrow passages in the Kongs' path. Electroids can generally not be defeated except if the Kongs throw

awakens the entire Squeekly Family. The Big Squeekly and the other Squeeklys then start to furiously chase and attack the Kongs throughout the level for

circle the knob. The Kongs must collect all three of the Banana Coins to reveal the Puzzle Piece, located right in front of the knob. Just before the first