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Monocle Monicas fly around on set paths. To move, they quickly shift between positions in mid-air: some fly between two positions, other between three in a row, and several follow a rectangular pattern. Monocle Monicas can damage a [[Kong]] upon contact, but the Kongs can defeat them using any attack method. If the Kongs are on a vine and a Monocle Monica flies upwards into them, it counts as being stomped on and defeated. | Monocle Monicas fly around on set paths. To move, they quickly shift between positions in mid-air: some fly between two positions, other between three in a row, and several follow a rectangular pattern. Monocle Monicas can damage a [[Kong]] upon contact, but the Kongs can defeat them using any attack method. If the Kongs are on a vine and a Monocle Monica flies upwards into them, it counts as being stomped on and defeated. | ||
Monocle Monicas have bird-like beaks in-game, while in concept artwork, they are depicted with | Monocle Monicas have bird-like beaks in-game, while in concept artwork, they are depicted with insect mandibles. | ||
==Names in other languages== | ==Names in other languages== | ||
Revision as of 20:50, May 24, 2021
Template:Species-infobox Monocle Monicas[1] are dragonfly-like enemies in Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze. They wear a monocle on their left eye, hence their name. They only appear in Lost Mangroves levels, often around grass-covered walls or vines.
Monocle Monicas fly around on set paths. To move, they quickly shift between positions in mid-air: some fly between two positions, other between three in a row, and several follow a rectangular pattern. Monocle Monicas can damage a Kong upon contact, but the Kongs can defeat them using any attack method. If the Kongs are on a vine and a Monocle Monica flies upwards into them, it counts as being stomped on and defeated.
Monocle Monicas have bird-like beaks in-game, while in concept artwork, they are depicted with insect mandibles.
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Japanese | モノクル[2] Monokuru |
Monocle |
