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Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D feature an arrangement of "Aquatic Ambiance," titled "Aquatic Ambiance Returns" in the music gallery, that plays while riding

Galaxy 2, see Spin Drill. Drills, generically described as sawfish, are aquatic enemies found in Wario Land II. They swim left and right rather slowly in a

” —Donkey Kong Land manual, page 20 Nemos, also named Nautilus, are aquatic enemies who appear in Donkey Kong Land. Their name is taken from Captain Nemo

Fritz are aquatic enemies that appear in the Sea Breeze Cove levels of Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze and its Nintendo Switch port, starting with

article should be moved to its appropriate title. Mizuuo are uncommon aquatic enemies from Wario Land 3 that are similar to Spray Fish. They appear at night

coins, or sometimes even a KONG Letter, a role also fulfilled by the aquatic enemies, Bounty Basses. Booty Birds are often needed to reach Bonus Areas. They

Unira, or sea cactus. Sea Urchins are large-eyed purple sea urchins and aquatic enemies in Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze and its Nintendo Switch port

other underwater enemies. A photograph of a Bazza appears in Dixie Kong's Photo Album, in which it falls under the "Aquatic Attackers" enemy class. In Donkey

but take place mainly underwater. Many aquatic enemies appear throughout the world, including first-time enemies such as Fritz and Mama Saw, which are based

be found in coral levels such as Bazza's Blockade. Aquatic Attackers is the equivalent of "The Aquatic Bad Guys" from Donkey Kong Country and the "Submerged

Searching for a way to do so he crosses many rooms filled with water and aquatic enemies. This level is also the first one that provides Wario with the bubbling

“This must be the one that got away! Some of the new aquatic enemies are even bigger than Chomps the ape-eating shark. This makes them even tougher to

Volume 74 of Nintendo Power, a descriptor that is not used for other aquatic enemies found in the game. The free 24-page booklet of Donkey Kong Land from

the SS Tea Cup, the Black Sugar Gang's ship. The cavern houses many aquatic enemies such as Drills and Utsutsubo that drag him down if the player is careless

article should be moved to its appropriate title. Horror Gills are large aquatic enemies found in a few vehicle-riding stages in Donkey Kong Country: Tropical

appearance in the game here. It is a water/ocean-themed world, so plenty of aquatic enemies, such as Cheep Cheeps, can be found here. The Subrella ability makes

network of narrow passages, between massive coral reefs, while avoiding aquatic enemies along the way. Like other underwater levels, there are forks in the

the first half, Dixie and Kiddy must swim underwater and avoid some aquatic enemies along their path, including Bounty Basses, Lurchins, and Kocos. The

Aquatics is an Event class that appears in several instalments of the Mario & Sonic series. The Aquatics event class is featured in both versions of Mario

Kong can optionally ride Enguarde to have him help defeat a variety of aquatic enemies encountered along the way, such as Bitesizes and Chomps. A second Enguarde

are fish enemies that first appear in Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble!, where they are one of the most common underwater enemies, said

photograph in Dixie Kong's Photo Album, categorized as part of the Aquatic Attackers enemy class. In the Game Boy Advance version, Nibblas also appear in the

of seaweed. Due to the fact that the area is completely underwater, aquatic enemies, such as Chomps, Fangfish, and Nemoes are found in large abundance in

Lurchins along their path. Kocos, Bounty Basses, and Bazzas are some other aquatic enemies that they encounter. Near the end, the Kongs must continue going up

masts, hold and deck host many enemies, the most common being Neeks, Klomps, and Krunchas. There are a few aquatic enemies in the flooded cargo hold, including

(disambiguation). Jellyfish in the Super Mario franchise are aquatic creatures that commonly appear as enemies. Their appearance is slightly distinct in almost every

through polluted, green water, though it does not affect the Kongs. Many aquatic enemies appear in the level, including Bitesizes, Chomps Jrs., and Squidges

Wild Wendells are reptilian enemies appearing in Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze and its Nintendo Switch port. They resemble blue-skinned tortoises

Bounty Basses are plump, red fish enemies appearing in Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble! and Donkey Kong Land III. They have a yellow

a level from the Cloud world. "Aquatic Ambiance Returns" – plays in Blowhole Bound. It is an arrangement of "Aquatic Ambiance" from Donkey Kong Country

theme features ghosts as its main enemies, such as Boos, Peepas, Eeries, and Broozers. Bat, pumpkin, and rat enemies such as Swoops, Splunkins, and Scaredy

spins in their direction. Like other enemies, if the lead Kong gets hit by a Shuri, they take damage. Like most aquatic foes, Shuries can only be defeated

then shows Mario and his friends the food, which consists of mostly aquatic enemies. After putting a Spike Eel in a pot, a Morty Mole arrives and starts

bill. As an aquatic creature, Enguarde appears in many underwater areas. With his sharp, pointed bill, he can defeat many underwater enemies, which the

loops on the Touch Screen. 100m Backstroke appears as the third event of Aquatic Medley and Stylus Intro Medley in Medley Match Mode, as well as the first

Kong franchise. For an enemy in the Wario franchise, see Lurchin (Wario: Master of Disguise). Lurchins are sea urchin-like enemies in Donkey Kong Country

waterfall or touches an enemy, they are eliminated. Players who can make it to the last raft, being pulled by a Koopa Troopa in an aquatic vehicle, are declared

found, then the article should be moved to its appropriate title. Tobī are aquatic creatures, which appear in Wario Land II. They leap out of the water, similar

as underwater enemies in Donkey Kong 64 and were changed to purple. Puftups are usually stationary and act more like hazards than enemies: if the active

Another peculiar trait of the design is the whimsical atmosphere. The aquatic plants of the kingdom were designed following the motif of the sequin, and

Sea Urchin or Invincible Urchin. Urchins are spiked aquatic creatures that have appeared as enemies and obstacles throughout the Super Mario franchise.

leads to contains one post and several Cheep Cheeps and Bloopers. After the enemies are disposed of, a large chest appears, containing the Pixl Thudley, who

ones are the seed-obsessed Petunia, the refined Posie, the delicate and aquatic Lily, and the vain Rosie. The others are the shifty, dishonest Tolielip

Arctic Abyss. It is this game's equivalent of "The Aquatic Bad Guys" from Donkey Kong Country and the "Aquatic Attackers" from Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's

spins into a blade when it spots enemies.” —Wario Land: Super Mario Land 3 instruction booklet, page 19 Pinwheels are aquatic creatures from Wario Land: Super

Suit. Many enemies, upon being hit with an Ice Ball, will become frozen in a block of solid ice. Ice Balls can freeze a multitude of enemies, including

Land instruction booklet, page 19 Helmuts are enemies in Wario Land: Super Mario Land 3. They are aquatic creatures that have spiked heads. Wario can defeat

then the article should be moved to its appropriate title. Utsutsubo are aquatic creatures encountered in Wario Land II. Appearing like snake-like fish (described

Bros. U in the secret level Blooper's Secret Lair. They are one of the few enemies that do not appear in New Super Luigi U. Blooper Nannies reappear in Super

Maker. "This is freakin' me out... I wanna go home!" Can our hero avoid the aquatic baddies and reach his goal safely? Go, Starfy, go!