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- "Gnawty Beaver" redirects here. For the similarly named species of beavers, see Gnawty.
| Very Gnawty | |
|---|---|
 Artwork of Very Gnawty from Donkey Kong Country | |
| Species | Gnawty |
| First appearance | Donkey Kong Country (1994) |
| Latest appearance | Donkey Kong Country (Game Boy Advance) (2003) |
- “I can't believe it, you trampled all over Gnawty.”
- —Cranky Kong, Donkey Kong Country (GBA version)
Very Gnawty, also named Gnawty and Gnawty Beaver,[1] is a giant Gnawty and the first boss in Donkey Kong Country. Very Gnawty has black-patterned green fur and pink hands, ears and webbed feet, as well as two buckteeth, three fingers on each hand and an orange belly and tail. Its name is a pun on the phrase "very naughty," substituting the latter word with Gnawty. As a boss, Very Gnawty is fought in Very Gnawty's Lair, at the end of Kongo Jungle. It repeatedly hops across the arena. Like with most other enemies, Very Gnawty can damage Donkey Kong or Diddy Kong by touching them. Very Gnawty can take damage from being stomped, and it moves quicker and hops higher with each hit. After five hits, Very Gnawty is defeated.
In the Game Boy Advance version, Very Gnawty's fur color was changed to red, formerly that of Really Gnawty's, who in turn had its fur color changed to blue. Additionally, when Very Gnawty is hit in its boss battle, it jumps to the other side of the arena before continuing to hop around. Additionally, after defeating Really Gnawty, there is a one-time event of Very Gnawty in DK's Tree House, and when the Kongs enter, it turns around to look at them, pants, and proceeds to hop out of the entrance.
In Super Mario-kun, Very Gnawty is the mother of a baby Gnawty and attacks the heroes when they hurt her kid when he attempted to scare Mario and Yoshi with shadow tricks. She is defeated when Mario ignites some TNT Barrels she is holding with a fireball. The baby Gnawty will later reappear in Millstone Mayhem trying to use the titular obstacles to get revenge.
Profiles and statistics
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| World | Kongo Jungle | Level | Very Gnawty's Lair | ||
| Hits to defeat | 5 | Reward | 
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| Directory of bosses (#1) | >> | |||||
Gallery
Donkey Kong Country sprite
Donkey Kong Country (GBC) sprite
Donkey Kong Country (GBA) sprite
Boss battle in Donkey Kong Country
Super Mario-kun volume 14
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | ベリーノーティ[?] Berī Nōti |
Very Gnawty | |
| French | Very Gnawty[?] | - | |
| Italian | Very Gnawty[?] | - | |
| Spanish | Very Gnawty[?] | - |
Trivia
- Gnawties around the size of Very Gnawty appear in Donkey Kong 64, near Cranky's Lab in Jungle Japes. Despite their size, these Gnawties are as weak as regular ones and can be defeated in one hit.
- In Nintendo Magazine System (UK)'s 26th issue, Really Gnawty was also named Gnawty Beaver like Very Gnawty, who was described as being his "fallen comrade."[2] On another page, generic Gnawties were also named Gnawty Beaver, specifically the ones operating the millstones.[3]
References
- ^ November 1994. Nintendo Magazine System (UK) issue 26 (NMS Special). Page 11 and 13.
- ^ November 1994. Nintendo Magazine System (UK) issue 26 (NMS Special). Page 21.
- ^ "Huge millstones powered by Gnawty Beavers threaten to flatten our hero's[sic]." – November 1994. Nintendo Magazine System (UK) issue 26 (NMS Special). Page 24.
