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{{DKC level infobox
|title=Bumble B. Rumble
|image=[[File:DKC-BumbleBRumble.png]]
|image=[[File:DKC-BumbleBRumble.png|256px]]  
|code=3-BOSS
|code=3 - BOSS
|world=[[Vine Valley (world)|Vine Valley]]
|world=[[Monkey Mines]]
|game=''[[Donkey Kong Country]]
|game=''[[Donkey Kong Country]]
|boss=[[Queen B.]]
|boss=[[Queen B.]]
|notes=
|track=Bad Boss Boogie
|song=Bad Boss Boogie
|before2=[[Clam City|<<]]
|before=[[Clam City|<<]]
|after=[[Snow Barrel Blast|>>]]
|before2=[[Temple Tempest|<<]]
|after2=[[Snow Barrel Blast|>>]]
|after2=[[Snow Barrel Blast|>>]]
|before3=[[Temple Tempest|<<]]
|after3=[[Snow Barrel Blast|>>]]
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'''Bumble B. Rumble''' is the boss level of the [[Vine Valley (world)|Vine Valley]], the third world of the game ''[[Donkey Kong Country]]''. The Kongs must beat the giant [[zinger]] [[Queen B.]] to progress to [[Gorilla Glacier]].
'''Bumble B. Rumble''' is the boss level at the end of [[Vine Valley (world)|Vine Valley]] in ''[[Donkey Kong Country]]''. It is where the [[Kong]]s fight [[Queen B.]] to progress to [[Gorilla Glacier]].


==Layout==
==Layout==
===SNES===
{{multiframe|[[File:QueenB-GBC.png]] [[File:QueenB-GBA.png|180px]]|Bumble B. Rumble's appearance in the Game Boy Color version, top, and the Game Boy Advance version, bottom|align=left|size=200}}
As with all world boss fights in ''Donkey Kong Country'', the fight takes place in an arena filled with bananas; and if the player enters with a single Kong, a [[DK Barrel]] is instantly broken to ensure they start the fight with both [[Donkey Kong|Donkey]] and [[Diddy Kong|Diddy]]. Two points with regenerating [[barrel]]s exist, left and right of centre.
Like other boss fights in the game, Bumble B. Rumble takes place in an arena filled with bananas. If the player enters with a single Kong, a [[DK Barrel]] is instantly broken so that both [[Donkey Kong]] and [[Diddy Kong]] enter the battle. Queen B. begins by flying counterclockwise around the area. The Kongs get injured if they come in contact with Queen B. They can attack her by picking up a [[Vine Barrel]] generated either left or right of the arena's center (in the [[Game Boy Color]] release, a barrel only generates in the center of the arena). If Queen B. is hit by a barrel, she turns red and moves in a vertical wave from top to bottom, following the Kongs. While she is red, Queen B. is invulnerable, and the Kongs must avoid her until she turns back to yellow. After reverting to normal, Queen B. continues moving around the arena. Depending on where Queen B. was on-screen and the which direction she faced, this may reverse her circumnavigation. For every hit that she takes, Queen B. moves around the arena faster. After being hit by five barrels, Queen B. is defeated, and the Kongs recover a [[Giant Banana]].


Queen B. begins by flying anti-clockwise around the level area. As with the smaller zingers, if a Kong comes into direct contact with her, they will take damage and either run away or lose a [[extra life|life]], depending on whether they still have their partner. If she is hit with a barrel, she will turn red and move in a vertical wave from the top to the bottom of the screen, in the direction she is facing, turning only at the edges of the arena. During this phase, Queen B. is invulnerable and the Kongs simply have to avoid her until she reverts to yellow.
Queen B. is fought differently in the [[Donkey Kong Country (Game Boy Advance)|Game Boy Advance version]]. Queen B. always moves around in a wavy motion, regardless of being yellow or red, although she only follows after the Kongs while yellow. While Queen B. still turns red after being hit by a Vine Barrel, she also summons some Zingers to guard her at the right side of the arena. Instead of regenerating in a specific location, a Vine Barrel falls to a random place in the arena. The Kongs must defeat the Zingers around Queen B. so she turns back to yellow, allowing the Kongs to attack her. Also, right after hitting Queen B., [[Donkey Kong]] can quickly defeat the Zingers before they spread around Queen B. by holding up a Vine Barrel under her.
 
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Once she has returned to normal - depending on where she was on the screen and the direction she was facing, this may reverse her circumnavigation - she will be moving aslightly faster, and the Kongs must repeat the process. After five Barrel hits, Queen B. is defeated and the Kongs recover a [[Giant Banana]].
==Names in other languages==
 
===Game Boy Advance===
In the [[Game Boy Advance]] port of ''Donkey Kong Country'', Queen B., while red, is protected by normal Zingers. These Zingers must be destroyed before Queen B. can be attacked again. Also, she always moves in a wavy motion, regardless of her coloration and vulnerability, though she only homes into the Kongs while yellow. Her arena has only one barrel at a time, which falls from above in a random location, unlike the two respawning barrels in the original version.
 
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|JapR=Bosu Nōti
|JapR=Bosu Kuīn B
|JapM=Boss Naughty
|JapM=Boss Queen B
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|Fre=Bazar de Bumble B.
|FreM=Bumble B.'s Mess
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|Ita=Rozzo Ronzio
|ItaM=Rough Buzz
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Latest revision as of 14:21, January 20, 2024

Level
Bumble B. Rumble
Bumble B. Rumble
Level code 3-BOSS
World Vine Valley
Game Donkey Kong Country
Boss Queen B.
Music track Bad Boss Boogie
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Bumble B. Rumble is the boss level at the end of Vine Valley in Donkey Kong Country. It is where the Kongs fight Queen B. to progress to Gorilla Glacier.

Layout[edit]

Bumble B. Rumble in the Game Boy Color version of Donkey Kong Country Bumble B. Rumble in the Game Boy Advance version of Donkey Kong Country
Bumble B. Rumble's appearance in the Game Boy Color version, top, and the Game Boy Advance version, bottom

Like other boss fights in the game, Bumble B. Rumble takes place in an arena filled with bananas. If the player enters with a single Kong, a DK Barrel is instantly broken so that both Donkey Kong and Diddy Kong enter the battle. Queen B. begins by flying counterclockwise around the area. The Kongs get injured if they come in contact with Queen B. They can attack her by picking up a Vine Barrel generated either left or right of the arena's center (in the Game Boy Color release, a barrel only generates in the center of the arena). If Queen B. is hit by a barrel, she turns red and moves in a vertical wave from top to bottom, following the Kongs. While she is red, Queen B. is invulnerable, and the Kongs must avoid her until she turns back to yellow. After reverting to normal, Queen B. continues moving around the arena. Depending on where Queen B. was on-screen and the which direction she faced, this may reverse her circumnavigation. For every hit that she takes, Queen B. moves around the arena faster. After being hit by five barrels, Queen B. is defeated, and the Kongs recover a Giant Banana.

Queen B. is fought differently in the Game Boy Advance version. Queen B. always moves around in a wavy motion, regardless of being yellow or red, although she only follows after the Kongs while yellow. While Queen B. still turns red after being hit by a Vine Barrel, she also summons some Zingers to guard her at the right side of the arena. Instead of regenerating in a specific location, a Vine Barrel falls to a random place in the arena. The Kongs must defeat the Zingers around Queen B. so she turns back to yellow, allowing the Kongs to attack her. Also, right after hitting Queen B., Donkey Kong can quickly defeat the Zingers before they spread around Queen B. by holding up a Vine Barrel under her.

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning
Japanese ボスクイーンB
Bosu Kuīn B
 Boss Queen B

French Bazar de Bumble B.
 Bumble B.'s Mess
German Bumble B Rumble
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Italian Rozzo Ronzio
 Rough Buzz
Spanish Estruendo de BumbleB
 BumbleB's Noise
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† Exclusive to the Game Boy Advance version
# Exclusive to both remakes
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