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''For other uses of the word Krusha go to [[Krusha (disambiguation)]].''
''For other uses of the word Krusha go to [[Krusha (disambiguation)]].''
[[Image: Krusha.jpg|thumb|right|'''Krusha''', the elite of [[King K. Rool]]'s forces.]]
'''Krushas''' are blue-skinned, muscle-bound [[Kremlings]] that wear green camouflage. They first appeared in the original ''[[Donkey Kong Country]]''. Krushas (like [[Klump]]s) are very strong, and can only be defeated by [[Donkey Kong]]. If [[Diddy Kong]] attempts to attack a Krusha, the little monkey will simply bounce of the muscular Kremling. Krusha will then laugh at the puny Diddy Kong. These Kremling soldiers attack by simply walking into Donkey or Diddy Kong.


''Donkey Kong Country'' also features rare gray-skinned Krushas that wear purple camouflage. These Krushas are even stronger than Donkey Kong (and will laugh at the big ape’s pathetic attacks). Gray Krushas can only be defeated by being hit with a barrel. This variety of Krusha is only found in the last normal stage of the game. They stand on collapsing platforms, blocking the way of Donkey and Diddy. Only a single barrel is provided to defeat each Krusha; if Donkey or Diddy miss their target, they will be unable to pass Krusha and will eventually fall into the pit below.
[[Image: Krusha.jpg|thumb|right|A '''Krusha''', the elite of King K. Rool's forces.]]


Krushas returned in ''[[Donkey Kong Land]]''. However, Krushas do not have a stronger form like the previous game.
'''Krushas''' are blue-scaled, extremely muscular types of [[Kremling]]s and among the elite of [[King K. Rool|King K. Rool's]] [[Kremling Krew]]. Due to their immense size and strength, Krusha's are exceptionally powerful and durable, capable odf simply shrugging off most forms of attack. All Krushas wear clothing with a camouflage pattern and also have silver arm bands on each forearm.


In ''[[Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest]]'' and ''[[Donkey Kong Land 2]]'' an enemy similar to Krushas, called [[Kruncha]]s appear.
Krushas first appear in the game ''[[Donkey Kong Country]]'' as uncommon foes; Krushas will attack [[Donkey Kong|Donkey]] and [[Diddy Kong]] by walking into them, and can only be defeated by having a [[barrel]] thrown at them or by having Donkey Kong jump on them, being resistant to any other method of attack (simply laughing it off). Of note, another type of Krusha, gray in color and wearing purple clothing, can be found in the ''Donkey Kong Country'' level "[[Platform Perils]]"; the Gray Krushas can only be defeated by having a barrel thrown at them, with any other attack doing nothing to them at all.


In ''[[Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble!]]'' and ''[[Donkey Kong Land III]]'' Krushas were once again replaced by a similar enemy called [[Krumple]]s. Interestingly in ''[[Donkey Kong Land III]]'', the enemy named [[Knocka]], a Kremling that hides in a barrel, was mistakenly named “Krusha”.
Krushas reappear in ''[[Donkey Kong Land]]'', where they are essentially identical in all regards to their appearance in ''Donkey Kong Country''; the Gray Krushas seen in that game are absent though.


Krusha is a hidden playable character in ''[[Donkey Kong 64]]''. Although he is not available for play in the one-player adventure, Krusha can be used in multiplayer mode. In the game, Krusha has the same build and fighting style as [[Chunky Kong]]. The muscular Kremling also wields  [[Orange Grenade Launcher|a grenade launcher]] that fires [[Orange Grenade]]s.
In the Multiplayer Mode of ''[[Donkey Kong 64]]'', players can gain the ability to play as a Krusha after photographing fifteen [[Banana Fairy|Banana Fairies]]; the playable Krusha is virtually identical in all regards to [[Chunky Kong]], but utilizes an [[Orange Grenade Launcher]] in combat, as opposed to Chunky's [[Pineapple Launcher]].


A similar muscle-bound enemy named [[Kasplat]] also appears in ''Donkey Kong 64''. Despite their similar appearance, Krusha and Kasplat are two distinct enemies. However, Prima’s ''Donkey Kong 64'' Strategy Guide mistakenly identified Kasplat as Krusha.
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== Appearances in Other Media ==
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A [[Krusha (character)|Krusha]] was a character in the [[Donkey Kong Country (show)|Donkey Kong Country]] TV series. Because of his strength, Krusha served as [[King K. Rool]]’s bodyguard. However, despite being incredibly strong, Krusha was not very bright, having the IQ of a young child. He also enjoyed the children’s television program ''The Sing Along with Uncle Swampy Show''. During the first season, Krusha was voiced by Ron Rubin. In the second season, his voice was provided by Frank Welker.
In the German ''[[Club Nintendo|Club Nintendo's]]'' [[Donkey Kong Country (comic)|comic adaptation of ''Donkey Kong Country'']], a Krusha makes a small cameo appearance, on the background of King K. Rool's [[Gangplank Galleon]].


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Revision as of 00:14, January 1, 2008

For other uses of the word Krusha go to Krusha (disambiguation).

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A Krusha, the elite of King K. Rool's forces.

Krushas are blue-scaled, extremely muscular types of Kremlings and among the elite of King K. Rool's Kremling Krew. Due to their immense size and strength, Krusha's are exceptionally powerful and durable, capable odf simply shrugging off most forms of attack. All Krushas wear clothing with a camouflage pattern and also have silver arm bands on each forearm.

Krushas first appear in the game Donkey Kong Country as uncommon foes; Krushas will attack Donkey and Diddy Kong by walking into them, and can only be defeated by having a barrel thrown at them or by having Donkey Kong jump on them, being resistant to any other method of attack (simply laughing it off). Of note, another type of Krusha, gray in color and wearing purple clothing, can be found in the Donkey Kong Country level "Platform Perils"; the Gray Krushas can only be defeated by having a barrel thrown at them, with any other attack doing nothing to them at all.

Krushas reappear in Donkey Kong Land, where they are essentially identical in all regards to their appearance in Donkey Kong Country; the Gray Krushas seen in that game are absent though.

In the Multiplayer Mode of Donkey Kong 64, players can gain the ability to play as a Krusha after photographing fifteen Banana Fairies; the playable Krusha is virtually identical in all regards to Chunky Kong, but utilizes an Orange Grenade Launcher in combat, as opposed to Chunky's Pineapple Launcher.

Appearances in Other Media

Television

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Literature

In the German Club Nintendo's comic adaptation of Donkey Kong Country, a Krusha makes a small cameo appearance, on the background of King K. Rool's Gangplank Galleon.