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the red Kritter has weaker pitching to improve its batting. The brown Kritter is the fastest of the four Kritter colors, but like the red Kritter, its pitching

The Toy Monster, or Giant Toy Monster, is a large mini-boss constructed out of a variety of toy-like creatures. It appears in Donkey Kong 64, where it

Occasionally, when Funky Kong or a Kritter charge up when batting, their mouth will be closed (Funky Kong) or opened (Kritters). Also, when Donkey Kong uses

Jungle Climber Junklomp is an enormous Kremling head formed from a Kritter with several toys from Toybox and the combined power of a Crystal Banana, and it

game's boss battles, a Kritter uses one it is carrying to mutate into a large Kremling. The Kritter makes himself surrounded in toys that make the Junklomp

Lanky's Kasplat is located here. Block Kasplat Kritter Mechanical Zinger Mr. Dice Robokremling Sir Domino Toy Monster (mini-boss) Mad Jack (boss) Main article:

Mario. Toy Field has returned from Mario Superstar Baseball. Players now start with 300 coins in this version of Toy Field. This version of Toy Field has

King K. Rool in order to prevent him from obtaining the Spirowarp. Flitter Kritter Neek Zinger Junklomp (boss) This article is a stub. You can help the Super

Mini-Car is a tiny green toy slot racecar that appears in Donkey Kong 64. It was made in Frantic Factory, and it is found on the toy racetrack within. The

DK Kritter Blue Kritter Red Kritter Brown Kritter King K. Rool Donkey Kong Diddy Kong Dixie Kong Funky Kong Tiny Kong Baby DK Kritter Blue Kritter Red

island, where K. Lumsy is being held captive. Frantic Factory: A hazardous toy factory filled with various mechanical foes. Mad Jack is fought here. Gloomy

stops, the Kritter begins to jump on each button which activates the bell. The other Kritter covers its face in annoyance, and the Kritter continues jumping

and their respective locations: Layout Chunky fighting a Kasplat and two Kritters at a Battle Arena.

or two enemies. Donkey Kong's room features a Kritter, both Chunky's and Lanky's have a Klaptrap and Kritter, Tiny's has a single Klump, and Diddy's has

episodes have Kritters riding around on minecarts, effectively making a Krash in a sense. In some courses of Donkey Kong Barrel Blast, Kritter can hop into

Kong 64. For the robotic Kritter goalie from Super Mario Strikers, see Super Team. Robokremlings are robotic versions of Kritters encountered in Donkey Kong

outfield special move in Mario Super Sluggers, exclusive to Kritters. When pressing the button, a Kritter simply dives for the ball if it is out of reach, which

Ghosts are a variant of Kritter that only appear in Donkey Kong 64. They wear a bed sheet over their body to mimic the appearance of a ghost. Ghosts are

Bones are a skeletal variant of Kritter in Donkey Kong 64. They appear in Fungi Forest (in the nighttime) and Creepy Castle, both in which they appear

fifth section features more spinning and rotating pegs, along with another Kritter turning a Handle Peg. Donkey Kong and Diddy Kong must reach another Spirowarp

they cannot use normal ammo until all of their homing ammo is used). Each Kritter can be defeated after taking three hits from the Kong's weapon. When an

telling a Kritter, the Blast-o-Matic's new chief technician, that he trusts the Blast-o-Matic to almost be ready for activation. The Kritter says the machine

with giant toy blocks. Two more can be encountered in the room where Chunky Kong fights the Toy Monster; several Sir Dominoes also compose the Toy Monster's

player will need to shoot Kritters to gain the required score in 60 seconds using melons. There are eight barrels that Kritters spawn from. The player can

in Donkey Kong 64. Like most toy enemies, they are found only in Frantic Factory. They can only be encountered in the Toy Monster's area, and therefore

Krocbot. Of note is that "Klanger" is not crossed out on the list and that "Kritter" is referred to as a "little" Kremling (which it is not in the final), suggesting

version. Some of the character sprites, such as Donkey Kong, Funky Kong and Kritter were originally artwork reused from DK: King of Swing. Donkey Kong Barrel

have been inverted by mistake. Main article: Toy Field Toy field has returned from Mario Superstar Baseball. Toy field has one Batter, and three other Outfielders

must walk onto a tile to be lifted up to the higher floor. A toy box falls out of the toy rejection chute, hops on a few tiles, and Mad Jack pops out.

Tiny's crystalline cave in the secret area) Klump (inside Diddy's mine cave) Kritter Zinger Main article: List of Bananas in Jungle Japes There are a total of

giant crude cardboard cut-out of King K. Rool created and operated by two Kritters. It is the boss of Creepy Castle and serves as the seventh and penultimate

the required number of Kremlings in 60 seconds. The maze only contains Kritters and white-haired Kasplats (who do not have Blueprints). After the player

Woolly World appearance. The toys on the mobiles are now based on a rainbow and a white flower, but the crescent moon toy also reappears as a platform

Hironori Miyata as Piantas Toshihide Tsuchiya as Funky Kong, King K. Rool and Kritter Sanae Susaki Daigo Kumazawa Ryuichi Suzuki Aki Sakurai Harumi Mochizuki

orange at the screen. In game's intro cutscene, K. Rool orders a Klump, a Kritter and a Kasplat to imprison Donkey Kong's friends and steal the banana hoard

seem to respect his henchmen, the Kritters, much better either. In Mario Super Sluggers, he refers to brown Kritter as "the dirty under-belly of the Kremling

there! What do you think you're doing?" "I'm the dirty underbelly of the Kritter gang!" "...Not sure what that means, but King K. Rool said it, so it must

Ultimate, the Nintendog returns as an Assist Trophy, though in this game it is a Toy Poodle. As the Living Room from Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS returns

differences are that he deploys the robot right after DK and Diddy stopped the Kritter troops from assaulting Cranky's Cabin and that the clone shaves DK's hair

room. They can easily be defeated by a single hit from most attacks. The Toy Monster that appears in Chunky's R&D puzzle room uses a Mr. Dice for its head

out of six hatches on a wall. Many types of Kremlings show up, such as Kritters, Krushas, Krunchas, Kuff 'n' Klout and even King K. Rool himself. With

maze collecting all the six coins while avoiding Kremlings such as the Kritters, Kasplats and Zingers in 60 seconds time-limit. Once Chunky collects all

Banana. The second switch is in the Toy Monster room, and when the switch is pressed, the chest containing the toy enemies opens. K-O-N-G Switches are

highest number of characters (including alternate colors) at sixteen. The Kritters, Wario, and Waluigi are tied for having the least amount of good chemistry

mission Painting the Planet Yellow, and the Toy Time Galaxy missions The Flipswitch Chain and Fast Foes of Toy Time; bergy bits covered in spikes out of

afar, which he can even use to defeat weak enemies (such as Gnawty and Kritter) with. From Cranky's Lab, Lanky's first individual ability is Baboon Balloon

the Super Slam will cause a Kong to take damage, such as Kabooms and the Toy Monster. Additionally, Purple Klaptraps are completely immune to the Super

reappear in DK: Jungle Climber, as the only other Kremling enemies other than Kritter. A Klobber's behavior involves it climbing on Pegs and trying to bounce

battle. In the game, Mario first encounters an Anti Guy inside the Shy Guy's Toy Box. This Shy Guy is guarding a treasure chest containing a Power Plus Badge

King K. Rool in order to go to other worlds, which are the Glass Labyrinth, Toy Box and the Veggie Patch. Levels entitled "???" mean that the level contains

Mario & Friends: amiibo Challenge. It is automatically performed whenever the toy walks off a platform or a ledge, and it can destroy rows of Rock blocks encountered

Sweet Galaxy, Battlerock Galaxy, Ghostly Galaxy, Bowser Jr.'s Airship Armada, Toy Time Galaxy, Sand Spiral Galaxy, Deep Dark Galaxy, Dreadnought Galaxy and

where it appears as Mini Peach's special move. It is performed whenever the toy walks off a platform or a ledge, making it capable of floating across large

field are very high, which makes it difficult to get home runs, and they have toys like Thwomps (which can break when hit) sitting on them. A giant Bowser Jr

Kremlings try to steal the Banana Hoard, and Diddy successfully fends off some Kritters but is then subdued by a Krusha. Originally, the Super Nintendo release's

Kremling's factory in Big Ape City, although the sound of the explosion attracts Kritter and a group of Kremlings. Donkey Kong later uses a TNT Barrel to destroy

in the Llama's Temple. Kasplat Klaptrap (green and purple) Klobber Klump Kritter Kroc Shuri TNT Bomber Zinger Main article: List of Bananas in Angry Aztec

Blue Mini Fly Guy, and Gold Mini Fly Guy each appear individually in the Toy Collection. Fly Guys appear as spectators in Mario Kart Arcade GP DX on the

from the other Kongs. Flame Gnawty Kasplat Klaptrap Klobber Klump Kosha Kritter Kroc Zinger Giant Viking Kremling (mini-boss) Army Dillo (boss) Donkey Kong

Donkey Kong, having a stand-off with their rivals, Kalypso, Klump, Kass, and Kritter. In the Records cutscene, she can be seen along with Kludge, Funky Kong

forgives a remorseful DK in the Mario vs. Donkey Kong series, even giving him a toy a few times. Donkey Kong displays good friendships with characters from the

Baby DK, Funky, and the Pink Mii; she has bad chemistry with King K. Rool, Kritter, and Dry Bones. Compared to the earlier game, her batting stat has improved

with his Hammer to make them run out of town. Once Mario discovers Shy Guy's Toy Box, the secret hide-out of the Shy Guys, they can be fought as normal enemies

Kong can enter to transform into Enguarde. Kasplat Klobber Klump Kosha Kritter Oyster Puftup Scubi Shuri TNT Bomber Zinger Donkey Kong Once the massive

explosion, Kritter tries to take Cranky Kong hostage. He shouts "stop your assault or the old ape gets it!" Cranky Kong instead elbows Kritter in the stomach

the water squirter toy A slot machine toy sold in Japan that features artwork from Super Mario World A Mario and Yoshi pullback toy A plushie of Luigi

Point, and he brings them to a cave. Inside, the Kongs get attacked by a Kritter. With the help of Squawks, who uses his torch to project DK’s shadow onto

and it briefly returns to Eddie's possession before it is taken by some Kritters and given to King K. Rool. In the end, the Kongs eventually reclaim the

at the Kritter, the goalkeeper, nailing him to the ground and thus immobilizing him. This leaves the goal open for a few seconds. Once the Kritter is stuck

Lightning is one of the items resulting from landing the ball in the ? space in Toy Field. If the player receives it, they can switch the leading player's coins

Donkey Kong and Diddy Kong, however; he has bad chemistry with King K. Rool, Kritters, Shy Guy, and Magikoopa. Effectively, he has the most chemistry out of

bounce off it, continuously jumping between it and any other wall until the toy reaches a platform. Wall Jumps are not performed if Mini Mario touches a wall

front of Kong Isle, and K. Rool orders three of his minions, a Klump, a Kritter and a Kasplat, to distract Donkey Kong by stealing his banana hoard and

final version of the game, Mad Jack is the main boss of the level while the Toy Monster is the mini-boss fought by Chunky Kong in the R&D Room, meaning the

alongside the Nintendo Entertainment System to help advertise the console as a toy, due to American consumers being uneasy about video games after the video

Parrot, Heart Boosts, and Crash Guards. He also sells collectible toys from the Capsule Toy Machine. The shop operates on every island in the game except Secret

in the handheld title, Donkey Kong Land, the other two being Krushas and Kritters. They have the same behavior as in Donkey Kong Country, although the jumping

cannot be seen until after the battle. A treasure chest known as Bowser Jr.'s Toy Chest appears in the room in the queue of Bowser Jr. Shadow Showdown in the

Dixie Kong (#7) Winky, Donkey Kong, Rambi, Diddy Kong, and Expresso (#8) Kritter (#10) Krusha (#11) Donkey Kong and Rambi (#13) Diddy Kong and Expresso (#14)

yellow) appear as employees of the Mario Toy Company, which is attacked by Donkey Kong, who steals the Mini-Mario toys, with the Toads being unable to do anything

mines, as steering into one pops his bubble and drops him into the poison. In Toy Time Galaxy's mission Luigi's Purple Coins, Mario must carefully and cautiously

either by breaking open a Melon Crate or by defeating enemies such as Kritters or Gnawties. If the Kongs lose all their health, they are sent back to

fight for a good spot to take the picture, King K. Rool and two of his Kritters attack the two, taking advantage of the fact that DK will not be able to

Bike, notably having Wario's "W" emblem on the front. In Mario Party 10, a toy-like Wario Bike, now fully resembling the one from the WarioWare series, can

too close, Kritter will shove his hand into the ground and pull Monty Mole out, thereby blocking the shot. If the move is too far away, Kritter will simply

effect, its effect continues in that level until it ends. Stars only appear in Toy Field and Star Dash in Mario Superstar Baseball. A star can only be obtained

up for Mother Brain." A toy of Samus also appears in the toy box in the room at the top of Booster Tower. Her appearance as a toy is retained in the remake

black orbs with a digital interface, and feet resembling those of a wind-up toy. After a certain amount of time, its screen displays a countdown from three

craft, and another as a costume. Electronic manual: "Can be ridden by a Mini Toy." Play Nintendo: "Your Mini can travel in safety and style with the Mine Cart

interest at that moment. Birdo has also been merchandised into figurines, plush toys, and amiibo cards. While Birdo is often portrayed as an individual character

obstacles in a number of different galaxies, including the Sling Pod Galaxy, the Toy Time Galaxy, Bowser's Star Reactor, and Bowser's Galaxy Reactor. They typically

of Donkey Kong's Hideout Helm challenges, where the goal is to defeat 18 Kritters while avoiding the electrical pylons which will turn Rambi back into Donkey

bottom of the Windy Mill. Red jump pads are used to enter and exit Shy Guy's Toy Box. One red jump pad appears in Yoshi's Village, where it is used to reach

Thousand-Year Door Kreepy Krow – Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest Kritter – Mario Super Sluggers Kroop – Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door Kroc

as he is being kidnapped by Shy Guys and Snifits. The castle resembles a toy castle that he, as Baby Luigi, built at a preschool. A bully kicks and destroys

she appears, she is seen posing with Tiny Kong and the Mermaid, as two Kritters are watching them; the Candy's Music Shop theme plays during this segment

Steel Kegs. In later levels, bombs serve as a semi-common weapon used by Kritters to attack. The bombs seen in the Sonic series appear in both versions of

Ground Pound over the entire stack to obliterate them all. This is seen in the Toy Time Galaxy in the mission "Heavy Metal Mecha-Bowser," where Mario must Ground

mandates using glitches to explore the area in its entirety. K. Rool and the Kritter technicians can be encountered, and they will be stuck in an animation loop

but it was later changed to "Diddy" due to legal considerations with Dinky Toys, although the name would eventually be used as Kiddy Kong's Japanese name