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[[Image:Slippa.jpg|thumb|right|'''Slippas''' have a resemblance to the coral snake, a snake found on several locations on Earth.]]
[[Image:Slippa.jpg|thumb|right|A '''Slippas'''.]]
'''Slippas''' are a fairly common type of snake that is orange with black stripes.
'''Slippas''' are a fairly common type of snake that is orange with black stripes.


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Slippas also appear in ''[[Donkey Kong Land]]''. There is no real difference between the Slippas of ''Donkey Kong Country'' and the ones of ''Donkey Kong Land''.
Slippas also appear in ''[[Donkey Kong Land]]''. There is no real difference between the Slippas of ''Donkey Kong Country'' and the ones of ''Donkey Kong Land''.
== Trivia ==
* Slippas have a resemblance to the coral snake, a snake found on several locations on [[Earth]].


[[Category: Donkey Kong Enemies]]
[[Category: Donkey Kong Enemies]]
[[Category: Donkey Kong Species]]
[[Category: Donkey Kong Species]]
[[Category: Reptiles and Amphibians]]
[[Category: Reptiles and Amphibians]]

Revision as of 19:04, April 5, 2007

File:Slippa.jpg
A Slippas.

Slippas are a fairly common type of snake that is orange with black stripes.

The first appearance of Slippas is in Donkey Kong Country where they, along with Gnawtys and Zingers are one of the most common enemies. Like most enemies Slippas attempt to attack Donkey or Diddy by charging into them, the kongs can simply jump on a Slippa to defeat it. Sometimes Oil Drums will continually spawn an endless number of Slippas until destroyed, the boss Dumb Drum also creates Slippas, among other enemies. Slippas are mostly found in mines, caves and occasionally factories.

Slippas also appear in Donkey Kong Land. There is no real difference between the Slippas of Donkey Kong Country and the ones of Donkey Kong Land.

Trivia

  • Slippas have a resemblance to the coral snake, a snake found on several locations on Earth.