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'''Tiki Tanks'''<ref>Michael Knight, ''Donkey Kong Country Returns'' [[Prima Games|Prima]] Official Game Guide. Page | '''Tiki Tanks'''<ref>Michael Knight, ''Donkey Kong Country Returns'' [[Prima Games|Prima]] Official Game Guide. Page 25</ref> are enemies which first appear in ''[[Donkey Kong Country Returns]]'' and later appear in ''[[Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D]]''. They can be encountered for the first time in the [[Ruins]] area. Tiki Tanks resemble wooden, bongo-shaped entities. They sport a stone crown and a lower stone jaw with wooden sharp teeth. They have beady yellow pupils and black sclera. Their arms are timbered and tied to what look like three-holed maracas. They are surrounded by a wooden skirt. | ||
Tiki Tanks, in the state they are initially encountered, are invulnerable to most of the [[Kong]]s' attacks, excluding the throwing of projectiles. When the primates [[Roll Attack|roll]] into a Tiki Tank, they will merely bump into it and get pushed back; likewise, a simple touch from this enemy is harmful for the Kongs. Neither a stomp affects them. However, these enemies can provide boosts over small gaps if jumped on. As stated earlier, they can be defeated by throwing a [[barrel]] at them. They can also be taken out if the primates get blasted out of a [[Barrel Cannon]] into one of them or if they ram into them with [[Rambi]]'s horn. Most of the time, the Kongs themselves would have to [[Ground Pound|pound]] the ground nearby in order to turn a Tiki Tank upside-down, during which its bottom is left discovered and ready to get stomped on, granting defeat for the enemy. | Tiki Tanks, in the state they are initially encountered, are invulnerable to most of the [[Kong]]s' attacks, excluding the throwing of projectiles. When the primates [[Roll Attack|roll]] into a Tiki Tank, they will merely bump into it and get pushed back; likewise, a simple touch from this enemy is harmful for the Kongs. Neither a stomp affects them. However, these enemies can provide boosts over small gaps if jumped on. As stated earlier, they can be defeated by throwing a [[barrel]] at them. They can also be taken out if the primates get blasted out of a [[Barrel Cannon]] into one of them or if they ram into them with [[Rambi]]'s horn. Most of the time, the Kongs themselves would have to [[Ground Pound|pound]] the ground nearby in order to turn a Tiki Tank upside-down, during which its bottom is left discovered and ready to get stomped on, granting defeat for the enemy. | ||
Revision as of 09:25, May 21, 2017
Template:Species-infobox Tiki Tanks[1] are enemies which first appear in Donkey Kong Country Returns and later appear in Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D. They can be encountered for the first time in the Ruins area. Tiki Tanks resemble wooden, bongo-shaped entities. They sport a stone crown and a lower stone jaw with wooden sharp teeth. They have beady yellow pupils and black sclera. Their arms are timbered and tied to what look like three-holed maracas. They are surrounded by a wooden skirt.
Tiki Tanks, in the state they are initially encountered, are invulnerable to most of the Kongs' attacks, excluding the throwing of projectiles. When the primates roll into a Tiki Tank, they will merely bump into it and get pushed back; likewise, a simple touch from this enemy is harmful for the Kongs. Neither a stomp affects them. However, these enemies can provide boosts over small gaps if jumped on. As stated earlier, they can be defeated by throwing a barrel at them. They can also be taken out if the primates get blasted out of a Barrel Cannon into one of them or if they ram into them with Rambi's horn. Most of the time, the Kongs themselves would have to pound the ground nearby in order to turn a Tiki Tank upside-down, during which its bottom is left discovered and ready to get stomped on, granting defeat for the enemy.
