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lighting corresponds to the Stop & Go Barrels' current setting (red for "Stop" and green for "Go"). In Stop & Go Station, most of the paths are occupied by

be rolled under the next Stop & Go Barrel so that the heroes can bounce up to it. These Stop & Go Barrels are only set to "STOP" for one second before reverting

see the path and the enemies ahead. On & Off Barrels are similar to the Stop & Go Barrels from Stop & Go Station. In the Game Boy Color version, Loopy

Plus Barrel has a green plus sign on it, while a Minus Barrel has a red minus sign on it. Plus and Minus Barrels are similar to Stop & Go Barrels from

The player must tap the "Stop" button to stop the orange alien and the "Go" button to make it walk. If the blue one sees the orange alien walking, soon

Luigi: Superstar Saga, see Barrel (minigame). Barrels (also called Plain Barrels, Wooden Barrels, Normal Barrels, or Regular Barrels) in the Super Mario franchise

first, a Slot Machine Barrel is idle and displays a yellow star on a red background. When the Kongs go near a Slot Machine Barrel, the roulette in its center

one level, Stop & Go Station, as the main hazard and level feature. The movement of Rock Krocs is manipulated by the use of Stop & Go Barrels. By default

Bananas surround the player during a Banana Barrels Frenzy. When Banana Barrels+ is active, the barrels also shoot Giant Bananas alongside normal ones

TNT Barrels with no fuses. A barrel similar to TNT Barrels appears in the Donkey Kong Country animated series. Here they are referred to as Barrel Bombs

is usually at least one Bonus Barrel hidden in almost every level. Bonus Barrels have the same function as the Blast Barrels that take the Kongs to a bonus

Country: Tropical Freeze DK Barrels (alternatively spelled DK barrels), also named Buddy Barrels or Kong Barrels, are a type of barrel appearing in nearly every

where Barrel 007 is heading to, several barrels are on the conveyor belts. After Candy turns around and starts to walk off, there are no barrels. Later

Kong's barrel in Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze, see DK Barrel. Diddy & Dixie Barrels, also known as Character Barrels, are a type of Barrel Kannon

manual bio: "These barrels are decorated with a star design. If you knock out one of these barrels, you will restart at the barrel's location instead of

information An Invincibility Barrel, also named Exclamation Point Barrel or Invincible Barrel, is an uncommon type of barrel that appears in Donkey Kong

Steerable Barrels (also referred to as Steer Barrels in an issue of Nintendo Power) are a type of Barrel Cannon appearing only in Donkey Kong Country 2:

and Crocodile Cauldron have Warp Barrels in them. In Donkey Kong Land 2, Warp Barrels have the same sprite as Bonus Barrels. Unlike in Donkey Kong Country

gate. Check Barrels open a gate, while X Barrels close it. Therefore, Diddy Kong and Dixie Kong must hit the Check Barrels and avoid the X Barrels, to avoid

appears on the barrel) to how long the Kongs can stay in the barrels. After this limit, the Kongs are launched automatically. Steerable Barrels are similar

Drop & Stop is one of Mona's microgames in WarioWare: D.I.Y. The game starts with a man running towards a flag. The player has to help him avoid the falling

Trouble! These include Arrow Barrels, Blast Barrels, Tracker Barrels, Rotatable Barrels, Steerable Barrels, and Booster Barrels. In Donkey Kong Country Returns

appearing only in Barrel Drop Bounce. Resembling standard barrels, they travel slowly down the waterfalls in the level. Unlike normal barrels, they are used

Stop 'Em is a gambling minigame in Mario Party Advance. Stop 'Em is played at the Jungle Game Hut in Shroom City. Hoot has the player win the minigame

version and sequels replace them with Bonus Barrels and Warp Barrels, respectively, although Blast Barrels with the former's functionality are reused as

Rambi Barrel Ellie Barrel Enguarde Barrel Squawks Barrel Squitter Barrel Rattly Barrel Enguarde Barrel Rambi Animal Barrel Rattly Animal Barrel Squawks

The Jumbo Barrel, also known as the Funky Barrel and the barrel plane, is a barrel in the shape of an airplane. Its appearance and name are most likely

the Steel Barrels to cross large gaps. The Bazukas sometimes fire TNT Barrels, which can be changed to Steel Barrels by activating a Switch Barrel. The bottom

These barrels depict a Krockhead, specifically of the green type in the former game. In both games, Krockhead Barrels only appear in their respective iteration

moved to its appropriate title. Roulette Barrels are objects appearing as the main focus of the "Stop the Barrel!" Bonus Stages in Donkey Kong Country and

Kong's Double Trouble! and Donkey Kong Land III. Boo Barrels function identically to Blast Barrels aside from the fact that they vanish and reappear every

For the barrels sometimes called "barrel bombs" in the Donkey Kong Country cartoon, see TNT Barrel. Not to be confused with Bowser Bomb. Barrel Bombs are

Cranky's Kong Barrels, also known as Kong Barrels, are barrels that contain the moves Cranky Kong can teach each Kong. Once a Kong hops into this barrel, Crystal

can now be defeated by Donkey Kong's Hand Slap when they are stopped by Stop & Go Barrels in every region. Some enemies come in different colors (normal

Light Barrels (also spelled light barrels) are a type of barrel that appears only in Donkey Kong Land 2. They appear in only one level, Glimmer's Galleon

stands for "Tracker" on the barrel, and the arrows represent the barrel's ability to track the Kongs horizontally. Tracker Barrels allow Dixie Kong and Kiddy

Not to be confused with Pogo-a-Go-Go. Go-go Pogo is a single-player minigame found in Mario Party Advance. The player and any Piranha Plants pop out of

“Gimme 4 oil barrels, and I'll give you a lift over to Little Sun Sun Island!” —Funky Kong, DK: Jungle Climber An oil barrel is a type of barrel found in DK:

in Donkey Kong Country Barrel Maze, see Donkey Kong Country Barrel Maze § Gold Barrel. A Golden Barrel is a special type of barrel found in Donkey Kong Country

of barrels are also present, each with a different purpose. Normal barrels are weak obstacles that are essential to Wild Move combos, Iron Barrels significantly

“I'll just go and wait in the Tag Barrel until you need me.” —Diddy Kong, Donkey Kong 64 Tag Barrels are a type of barrel in Donkey Kong 64. They are used

Extra DK Barrels were added to various levels: In Barrel Cannon Canyon, an extra barrel was added near the letter N. In Snow Barrel Blast, two barrels were

Stop Dr. Eggman! (also referred to as Tricksters Episode 3 and Tricksters 3) is the third Tricksters episode in the Story Mode of the Nintendo 3DS version

loses a Kong. A similar type of barrel, the Booster Barrels, appear in the level Rocket Barrel Ride. The Rocket Barrel reappears in Donkey Kong Country

leads to a Barrel Cannon in a gap. The cannon can blast them to a Blast Barrel. This barrel then shoots them towards two more Blast Barrels, which fire

instead floats up and offscreen. In a Stop the Barrel! minigame, after the prize stops alternating between the barrels, the red question mark sprites do not

the fuse reaches the barrel to damage the enemy. If the wrong button is pressed or if the player takes too long, the other barrels will be destroyed, and

Stop That! is one of Mona's microgames in WarioWare: D.I.Y. To win the game, the player has to aim for the man who passes by and tap the hand to throw

usually fire TNT Barrels, and the Switch Barrels can change them to regular barrels, a requirement for getting across the area. Blazing Bazukas has one Switch

Water Barrels are barrels filled with water that are found only in Super Mario Sunshine. They can be picked up by Mario and thrown at large amounts of