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'''Trench Tucks''' are enemies in ''[[Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze]]''. They are a variant of [[Tucks]], more specifically, [[Pointy Tucks]]. Trench Tucks look identical to Pointy Tucks except for the rigid, wooden shield that they carry to defend against the [[Kong]]s. | '''Trench Tucks''' are enemies in ''[[Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze]]''. They are a variant of [[Tucks]], more specifically, [[Pointy Tucks]]. Trench Tucks look identical to Pointy Tucks except for the rigid, wooden shield that they carry to defend against the [[Kong]]s. | ||
Trench Tucks walk from side to side and carry the shield in front of them. The shield blocks any [[Roll Attack|roll attack]] from the Kongs and pushes them back a bit. The impact also sends | Trench Tucks walk from side to side and carry the shield in front of them. The shield blocks any [[Roll Attack|roll attack]] from the Kongs and pushes them back a bit. The impact also sends the enemy back a few spaces, but it can never be driven off the edge of a platform. Like Pointy Tucks, Trench Tucks are harmful to jump on due to the spiky long horns embedded in their helmets. | ||
The Kongs can [[Ground Pound|ground pound]] near a Trench Tucks to make it drop the shield and leave an opening for a frontal [[Roll Attack|roll attack]]. More direct ways to attack a Trench Tucks include rolling into it from behind, [[Cane Bounce|bouncing off its head]] with [[Cranky Kong]]'s cane, tossing a projectile such as a [[barrel]] or a [[Water Sack]], or ramming into it with [[Rambi the Rhino]], who can surpass the shield. Trench Tucks | The Kongs can [[Ground Pound|ground pound]] near a Trench Tucks to make it drop the shield and leave an opening for a frontal [[Roll Attack|roll attack]]. More direct ways to attack a Trench Tucks include rolling into it from behind, [[Cane Bounce|bouncing off its head]] with [[Cranky Kong]]'s cane, tossing a projectile such as a [[barrel]] or a [[Water Sack]], or ramming into it with [[Rambi the Rhino]], who can surpass the shield. Trench Tucks stop in place when shot with a [[popgun]], but this will not make them drop their shield. | ||
Trench Tucks most often appear in levels with Rambi such as [[Frantic Fields]] and [[Meltdown Mayhem]]. A single Trench Tucks appears at the end of [[Rickety Rafters]]. | Trench Tucks most often appear in levels with Rambi such as [[Frantic Fields]] and [[Meltdown Mayhem]]. A single Trench Tucks appears at the end of [[Rickety Rafters]]. | ||
Revision as of 19:49, January 10, 2020
Template:Species-infobox Trench Tucks are enemies in Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze. They are a variant of Tucks, more specifically, Pointy Tucks. Trench Tucks look identical to Pointy Tucks except for the rigid, wooden shield that they carry to defend against the Kongs.
Trench Tucks walk from side to side and carry the shield in front of them. The shield blocks any roll attack from the Kongs and pushes them back a bit. The impact also sends the enemy back a few spaces, but it can never be driven off the edge of a platform. Like Pointy Tucks, Trench Tucks are harmful to jump on due to the spiky long horns embedded in their helmets.
The Kongs can ground pound near a Trench Tucks to make it drop the shield and leave an opening for a frontal roll attack. More direct ways to attack a Trench Tucks include rolling into it from behind, bouncing off its head with Cranky Kong's cane, tossing a projectile such as a barrel or a Water Sack, or ramming into it with Rambi the Rhino, who can surpass the shield. Trench Tucks stop in place when shot with a popgun, but this will not make them drop their shield.
Trench Tucks most often appear in levels with Rambi such as Frantic Fields and Meltdown Mayhem. A single Trench Tucks appears at the end of Rickety Rafters.
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Japanese | バクラペンガー Bakura Pengā |
Bakura Pengar, with "Bakura" being possibly a corruption of 「バックラー」 bakkurā, "buckler" |
| German | Schildguin |
From Schild (Shield) and Pinguin (Penguin) |
