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A Tiki Bomber

Tiki Bombers[1] are enemies that appear in Donkey Kong Country Returns and Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D. They first appear in the Ruins world. They are wooden and shaped like a bongo, just like a handful of other Tiki Tak Tribe members.

Tiki Bombers have a similar appearance to Tiki Torches except that they are shrouded in blue flames instead of red and are also slightly smaller. Tiki Bombers have the unique ability of simultaneously releasing a fireball both left and right. Donkey Kong can still blow at a Tiki Bomber to temporarily extinguish its flames, although its fireball attack makes this more difficult. An uncommon variant of Tiki Bomber[2] drops the fireballs in an arc. While its flames are doused, Tiki Bombers are vulnerable to any attack, including a jump, a roll attack, and throwing a DK Barrel at it.

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning
Japanese ティキフッキィ[3]
Tiki Fukkyi
ティキドロッピィ[3]
Tiki Doroppī

From "Tiki" and corruption of「火吹き」(hifuki, fire breathing)

Tiki Droppy (dropping variant)

References

  1. ^ Knight, Michael. Donkey Kong Country Returns Prima Official Game Guide. Page 25.
  2. ^ Knight, Michael. Donkey Kong Country Returns Prima Official Game Guide. Page 70. "Head past the checkpoint. Before you reach the second tower with a blue Tiki Bomber on it, pound a gourd to find another Puzzle Piece."
  3. ^ a b 「ドンキーコングリターンズ任天堂公式ガイドブック」 (Donkey Kong Returns Nintendo Kōshiki Guidebook), page 22.