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On & Off Barrels, also known as ON/OFF Barrels (or On/Off Barrels), are a type of barrel that appears only in Loopy Lights in Donkey Kong Country. As suggested

that Stop & Go Barrel to the next one. The level Loopy Lights features its own series of barrels with a similar functionality, On & Off Barrels, which temporarily

Banana Barrels+ is active, the barrels also shoot Giant Bananas alongside normal ones. Tips & Tricks: Arm your kart with two fully-loaded barrels of Bananas

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

Flame Flyer Off-Road tires on the Barrel Train Off-Road tires on the Ghost Ride Off-Road tires on the Red Taxi Off-Road tires on the Fast Frank Off-Road tires

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

saved their game. A Star Barrel's effect also wears off when the Kongs complete a level. Certain levels in the games lack Star Barrels. Rickety Race in Donkey

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

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

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

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

Bonus Barrels are identifiable from their large B symbol in the center, on a yellow explosion with a red border, and a white-rimmed opening on top. In

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

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:

DK Barrels (if used on a new save file) and Star Barrels; in the Game Boy Advance version, the TUFFER cheat removes all DK Barrels and Star Barrels on

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

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

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

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

from the W painted on them. As their name suggests, Warp Barrels warp the Kongs to the stage's goal. Warp Barrels are usually hidden off-screen or in out-of-reach

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

Tour. They are red explosive barrels with spiky hoops and Bowser's emblem depicted on the outer edge. Some of them are found on the ground, while others float

the Retro Off-Road tires. Yoshi's Yoshi Bike, equipped with the Retro Off-Road tires. Retro Off-Road tires on the Badwagon Retro Off-Road tires on the White

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

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

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

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

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

can fuel his Biplane Barrel and take the Kongs to a smaller version of the island they are on to play a minigame. The oil barrels seem to resemble oil

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

with banana bunches. On the final stretch of land, the barrel should pass an Enemy Barrel and fall off the edge ahead to land on the goal. Donkey Kong

Slot Machine Barrels are a unique type of barrel that appears in Donkey Kong Country Returns, Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D, and Donkey Kong Country:

mouth with dirty teeth on the right side of the screen, and a toothbrush on the left. The player must alternate between left and right on the Control Pad to

jump from the plane, in order to land on the zeppelin. They then proceed to plant it with time-delayed TNT Barrels, and they safely escape from Big Ape

Kong must use the Rocket Barrel to slowly descend the cliffside. The Rocket Barrel runs on limited fuel, and a meter is displayed on the right side of the

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

Above them, a platform with four barrels can be found, followed by a platform with four Broozers on it. Luigi can then jump on Note Blocks in order to reach

Vine Barrels are a flimsy counterpart to standard barrels in Donkey Kong Country and its Game Boy Advance remake. These barrels do not have steel hoops

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

the level by blasting from a Blast Barrel on top of the level entrance, and then a few more from more Blast Barrels above treetops later in the stage.

these barrels are used to cross large gaps, much like Barrel Cannons, but they usually aim off-track. As a result, Donkey Kong or Diddy Kong must usually

into the Koin, Kiddy will bounce off and be ride-able. This normally should not be possible. As a result, when Kiddy gets off of Dixie, she always appears

Hat's Off is one of Dr. Crygor's microgames in WarioWare: Twisted! Additionally, it returns in WarioWare: Smooth Moves as a microgame in Level 3 of the

the Barrel Train on GCN Dino Dino Jungle Diddy Kong tricking in the Barrel Train on 3DS Rainbow Road Builder Mario tricking in the Barrel Train on RMX

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

Ape-Stravaganza" and "Barrel, Barrel... Who's Got the Barrel," it is shown that the factory ships barrels using the Rocket Barrel. In "Booty and the Beast

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

when you've completed my Training Barrels, you dumb ape!” —Cranky Kong, Donkey Kong 64 Training Barrels are a type of barrel found at the very beginning of

color, even on the Tag Barrel itself. Tag Barrels can be found in every level and the hub, DK Isles. There are usually five or seven Tag Barrels in every

lead the bird up to this point. Heading on, the monkeys will get in a Booster Barrel that will drop them off on a ledge near the letter G. Climbing behind