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'''Manic Mincers''' is the thirtieth level in ''[[Donkey Kong Country]]'' and the second level of [[Chimp Caverns]]. It is a cave level featuring several [[Mincer]]s as the main obstacle, and they move in different patterns, either horizontal, vertical, clockwise, as well as some not moving at all. Early in the level, [[Donkey Kong]] and [[Diddy Kong]] can release [[Rambi the Rhino]] from his [[animal crate]] to ride him for the rest of the level. Rambi cannot defeat the Mincers, because if he hits one, he runs away. Rambi can help the Kongs access a few [[Bonus Level]]s. A few [[Krusha]]s are in the level, and [[Gnawty|Gnawties]] are the most common enemy of the level. The lighting subtly changes at times; for instance, it gets slightly darker just before the Rambi Crate but lighter after the letter O.
'''Manic Mincers''' is the thirtieth level in ''[[Donkey Kong Country]]'' and the second level of [[Chimp Caverns]].
 
==Summary==
Manic Mincers is a cave level that feature several [[Mincer]]s as the main obstacle, as its name suggests. Each Mincer moves in a different pattern, either horizontal, vertical, or clockwise. Some of them do not move at all. Early in the level, [[Donkey Kong]] and [[Diddy Kong]] can release [[Rambi the Rhino]] from his [[animal crate]] to ride him for the rest of the level. Rambi cannot defeat the Mincers, because if he hits one, he runs away. Rambi can help the Kongs access a few [[Bonus Level]]s. A few [[Krusha]]s are in the level, and [[Gnawty|Gnawties]] are the most common enemy of the level. In the original [[Super Nintendo]] version, the lighting subtly changes; for instance, it gets slightly darker just before the Rambi Crate but lighter after the letter O.


==Layout==
==Layout==
{{multiframe|[[File:ManicMincers-GBC-1.png]] [[File:ManicMincers-GBA-3.png|180px]]|Manic Mincers' appearance in the Game Boy Color version, top, and the Game Boy Advance version, bottom|align=left|size=200}}
[[File:ManicMincers2.png|thumb|left|Donkey Kong defeats a Krusha with a TNT Drum]]
A Gnawty and a small pit containing a Mincer can be found at the level's entrance. Two more Mincers are ahead, moving in vertical paths. The level's first [[DK Barrel]] wobbles immediately before them, and a Gnawty walks between them. A small wall with the [[KONG Letters|letter K]] next to it is located near the second Mincer in this area, which has a small pit in it. A Mincer floats in and out of the abyss. An [[animal crate]] containing Rambi the Rhino sits near here by a pit consisting of two moving Mincers that are always parallel to each other. The primates can find a few Gnawties marching down the area after the abyss, being followed by two higher pieces of land with Mincers on the edge of them. Another Gnawty can be found before a pair of Mincers on the highest piece of land. In this Mincer group, one stationary Mincer sits on the ground with the letter O over it, while the other Mincer moves up and down above it. Another pair of Mincers are ahead that move in the same pattern, except this time the top Mincer is stationary while the other moves. Four more stationary Mincers grind against the ground after this, and a fifth Mincer travels between the last two of the obstacles. The level's [[Star Barrel|Continue Barrel]] can be found shortly after the last Mincer in this area.
A Gnawty and a small pit containing a Mincer can be found at the level's entrance. Two more Mincers are ahead, moving in vertical paths. The level's first [[DK Barrel]] wobbles immediately before them, and a Gnawty walks between them. A small wall with the [[KONG Letters|letter K]] next to it is located near the second Mincer in this area, which has a small pit in it. A Mincer floats in and out of the abyss. An [[animal crate]] containing Rambi the Rhino sits near here by a pit consisting of two moving Mincers that are always parallel to each other. The primates can find a few Gnawties marching down the area after the abyss, being followed by two higher pieces of land with Mincers on the edge of them. Another Gnawty can be found before a pair of Mincers on the highest piece of land. In this Mincer group, one stationary Mincer sits on the ground with the letter O over it, while the other Mincer moves up and down above it. Another pair of Mincers are ahead that move in the same pattern, except this time the top Mincer is stationary while the other moves. Four more stationary Mincers grind against the ground after this, and a fifth Mincer travels between the last two of the obstacles. The level's [[Star Barrel|Continue Barrel]] can be found shortly after the last Mincer in this area.


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A DK Barrel shakes on the other side of the pit, and it can be broken to free a lost partner. A Mincer orbits a small platform floating in an abyss nearby, which is followed by a lone piece of land with a pair of Krushas on it. Another abyss after this area contains a small platform used to cross it. Two sharp Mincers surround it. Once the heroes cross the pit, they come towards a few Gnawties and a sign indicating that the level is almost over on a straight pathway. A stationary Mincer with another Mincer speeding around it can be found nearby, being followed by a group of high ledges. Gnawties march along a pathway that leads farther into the level in front of the ledges. Using a small cave (leading to a [[Bonus Level]]) around this area, the primates can access the top of the high pieces of land, where a DK Barrel and a TNT Barrel wait. The primates' path is soon blocked by a wall created by two Mincers stacked on top of each other, which can be jumped over with the use of a tire sticking out of the ground next to them. An exit sign stands on the other side of the obstacles with a tunnel ahead of them that leads out of the level.
A DK Barrel shakes on the other side of the pit, and it can be broken to free a lost partner. A Mincer orbits a small platform floating in an abyss nearby, which is followed by a lone piece of land with a pair of Krushas on it. Another abyss after this area contains a small platform used to cross it. Two sharp Mincers surround it. Once the heroes cross the pit, they come towards a few Gnawties and a sign indicating that the level is almost over on a straight pathway. A stationary Mincer with another Mincer speeding around it can be found nearby, being followed by a group of high ledges. Gnawties march along a pathway that leads farther into the level in front of the ledges. Using a small cave (leading to a [[Bonus Level]]) around this area, the primates can access the top of the high pieces of land, where a DK Barrel and a TNT Barrel wait. The primates' path is soon blocked by a wall created by two Mincers stacked on top of each other, which can be jumped over with the use of a tire sticking out of the ground next to them. An exit sign stands on the other side of the obstacles with a tunnel ahead of them that leads out of the level.
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==Enemies==
==Enemies==
{{number of enemies
{| class="dktable-brown"
|image1=[[File:Gnawty.png]]
!Enemy
|name1=[[Gnawty]]
!Count
|count1=12
|-
|image2=[[File:Klaptrap DKC.png]]
|[[File:Gnawty.png]]<br>[[Gnawty]]
|name2=[[Klaptrap]]
|12
|count2=3
|-
|image3=[[File:Krusha DKC blue.png]]
|[[File:Klaptrap DKC.png]]<br>[[Klaptrap]]
|name3=[[Krusha]]
|3
|count3=4
|-
|image4=[[File:Mincer.png]]
|[[File:Krusha DKC blue.png]]<br>[[Krusha]]
|name4=[[Mincer]]
|4
|count4=36
|-
}}
|[[File:Mincer.png]]<br>[[Mincer]]
|'''SNES''': 36<br>'''GBA''': 37
|}


==Items and objects==
==Items and collectables==
{{item locations
{|class="dktable-brown" width=15%
|image1=[[File:Red Balloon DKC SNES.png]]
|-
|name1=[[Red Balloon|Life Balloon]]
!Sprite
|count1=2
!Name
}}
!Count
|-
|[[File:DK Barrel DKC.png]]
|[[DK Barrel]]
|3
|-
|[[File:Red Balloon DKC SNES.png]]
|[[Red Balloon|Life Balloon]]
|2
|-
|[[File:TNT Barrel DKC.png]]
|[[TNT Barrel|TNT Drum]]
|4
|}
===K-O-N-G Letters===
{|class="dktable-brown" width=70%
|-
!Letter
!Location
|-
| align="center" |[[File:Letter K DKC.png]]
|The letter K is against a wall, which the third Mincer of the level moves over vertically.
|-
| align="center" |[[File:Letter O DKC.png]]
|Between two Mincers shortly after the Rambi Crate.
|-
| align="center" |[[File:Letter N DKC.png]]
|After crossing the first abyss with a moving platform, the Kongs pass the third Krusha from the Continue Barrel. From the next moving platform above an abyss, the Kongs must jump up to the letter N.
|-
| align="center" |[[File:ManicMincers-SNES-3.png]]
|At the end of the second Bonus Level.
|}


===K-O-N-G Letters===
===Photograph (Game Boy Advance version only)===
[[File:ManicMincers-SNES-3.png|thumb|The location of the letter G, at the end of the second Bonus Level]]
{|class="dktable-brown" width=70%
|-
!Image
!Location
|-
| align="center" |[[File:Photograph DKC2GBA sprite.png]]
|While the Kongs ride Rambi, they must use him to defeat a Krusha. By doing so, they earn a [[photograph]] for the ninth page of their [[scrapbook]], which shows them riding Rambi in a jungle area.
|}


*'''K:''' The letter K is against a wall, which the third Mincer of the level moves over vertically.
==Bonus Levels==
*'''O:''' Between two Mincers shortly after the Rambi Crate.
{|class="dktable-brown" width=70%
*'''N:''' After crossing the first abyss with a moving platform, the Kongs pass the third Krusha from the Continue Barrel. From the next moving platform above an abyss, the Kongs must jump up to the letter N.
|-
*'''G:''' At the end of the second Bonus Level.
!Image
!Type and description
|-
| align="center" |[[File:ManicMincersBonus1.png]]
|'''Bash the Baddies!''': Past the [[Star Barrel|Continue Barrel]], there is a barrel next to a small alcove with the second Krusha. They can either defeat Krusha and then pick up the barrel to blast away the wall to the right of it, or they can break the right wall. The opening leads into the first [[Bonus Level]]. There, the Kongs must jump from three Klaptraps to earn many Banana Bunches. After jumping on each Klaptrap three times, the Kongs are rewarded a [[Red Balloon|Life Balloon]].
|-
| align="center" |[[File:ManicMincers-SNES-3.png]]
|'''Find the Exit!''': After the arrow sign indicating a nearby exit, the Kongs must pass two Mincers and then enter an opening from a small platform to access the [[Bonus Level]]. Inside, the Kongs must sneak under vertically-moving three Mincers (four in the Game Boy Advance remake). The letter G is at the end, followed by the exit.


===Key items===
This Bonus Level differs from others because it is not required to complete the game. The Bonus Room Blitz theme does not play in the area. If a Kong is hit, instead of returning to the main level, the lead one runs away, or if only the lead Kong is in play, they lose an [[extra life]].
*'''[[Photograph]]''' (Game Boy Advance version only): While the Kongs ride Rambi, they must use him to defeat a Krusha. By doing so, they earn a [[photograph]] for the ninth page of their [[Scrapbook (Donkey Kong Country series)|scrapbook]], which shows them riding Rambi in a jungle area.
|-
| align="center" |[[File:ManicMincersBonus3.png]]
|'''Stop the Barrel!''': After exiting the second Bonus Level, the Kongs must pick up a [[TNT Barrel|TNT Drum]]. They must pick up the barrel and carry it down a ledge. They must avoid hitting the Gnawties and blast away a wall to the left of two vertical Mincers to enter the third and last Bonus Level. Alternatively, they can use Rambi to break down the wall. In the Bonus Level, the Kongs must observe a Life Balloon as it moves between four barrels before it stops and disappears. The Kongs must jump at the barrel that the Life Balloon stopped in to be awarded it. The Kongs return into the main level after either winning or losing.


==Objects==
In the [[Game Boy Color]] remake, the third Bonus Level's entrance is entered from the wall after the Mincers rather than in front. There is a similar case to the first Bonus Level of [[Reptile Rumble]].
{{item locations
|}
|image1=[[File:DK Barrel DKC.png]]
|name1=[[DK Barrel]]
|count1=3
|image2=[[File:TNT Barrel DKC.png]]
|name2=[[TNT Barrel|TNT Drum]]
|count2=4
}}


==Bonus Levels==
==Gallery==
[[File:ManicMincersBonus1.png|thumb|The first Bonus Level]]
===Super Nintendo Entertainment System===
Manic Mincers has three Bonus Levels, listed by their type in the Game Boy Advance version:
<gallery>
ManicMincers-SNES-1.png
ManicMincers-SNES-2.png
</gallery>


*'''Bash the Baddies!''': Beyond the [[Star Barrel|Continue Barrel]] is a barrel next to a small alcove with the second Krusha. They can either defeat Krusha and then pick up the barrel to blast away the wall to the right of it, or they can break the right wall. The opening leads into the first [[Bonus Level]]. There, the Kongs must jump from three Klaptraps to earn many Banana Bunches. After jumping on each Klaptrap three times, the Kongs are rewarded a [[Red Balloon|Life Balloon]].
===Game Boy Color===
*'''Find the Exit!''': After the arrow sign indicating a nearby exit, the Kongs must pass two Mincers and then enter an opening from a small platform to access the [[Bonus Level]]. Inside, the Kongs must sneak under vertically-moving three Mincers (four in the Game Boy Advance remake). The letter G is at the end, followed by the exit. In the original version, unlike other Bonus Levels, this one does not have to be entered to complete the game, nor does the Bonus Room Blitz theme play in the area.
<gallery>
*'''Stop the Barrel!''': After exiting the second Bonus Level, the Kongs must pick up a [[TNT Barrel|TNT Drum]]. They must pick up the barrel and carry it down a ledge. They must avoid hitting the Gnawties and blast away a wall to the left of two vertical Mincers to enter the third and last Bonus Level. Alternatively, they can use Rambi to break down the wall. In the Bonus Level, the Kongs must observe a Life Balloon as it moves between four barrels before it stops and disappears. The Kongs must jump at the barrel that the Life Balloon stopped in to be awarded it. The Kongs return into the main level after either winning or losing. In the [[Game Boy Color]] remake, the third Bonus Level's entrance is entered from the wall after the Mincers rather than in front.
ManicMincers-GBC-1.png
ManicMincers-GBC-2.png
ManicMincers-GBC-3.png
</gallery>


==Gallery==
===Game Boy Advance===
<gallery>
<gallery>
ManicMincers-SNES-1.png|The Kongs and Rambi jump between two Mincers
ManicMincers-GBA-1.png
ManicMincers-SNES-2.png|Rambi defeats a Krusha
ManicMincers-GBA-2.png
ManicMincers2.png|Donkey Kong defeats a Krusha with a TNT Drum
ManicMincers-GBA-3.png
ManicMincersBonus3.png|The third Bonus Level
ManicMincers-GBC-2.png|Rambi facing a Gnawty in the Game Boy Color version
ManicMincers-GBC-3.png|Donkey Kong jumping over a Mincer in the Game Boy Color version
ManicMincers-GBA-1.png|The Kongs riding Rambi, after releasing him from his crate, in the Game Boy Advance version
ManicMincers-GBA-2.png|The Kongs jumping over a Mincer in the Game Boy Advance version
</gallery>
</gallery>


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|Spa=Picadora Maniaca
|SpaM=Manic Mincers
|SpaM=Manic Mincers
|Fre=Hachis Horrible
|Fra=Hachis Horrible
|FreM=Minced Horror
|FraM=Minced Horror
|Ger=Dyna-Grotten
|Ger=Dyna-Grotten
|GerM=Dyna Grottos
|GerM=Dyna Grottos
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