Salty Sea (race course)

Salty Sea
Information
Appears in	Donkey Kong Barrel Blast
Cup(s)	Topaz Cup
Course map

Salty Sea is one of the sea racetracks in Donkey Kong: Barrel Blast. Like the other sea courses, a portion of it takes place underwater, but unlike the other courses, this one gives the player a chance to ride Enguarde the Swordfish.

Track description

Underwater area.

The race starts on a beach, where umbrellas create different paths for the player to take. Running into them will not hurt the player, they will merely bounce off the umbrellas. The track splits off as a rock arch cuts the track, and forms two different paths for the player to take. The track meets back up on the other side of the arch as it heads into a cave. There is a Launcher Barrel right before the player enters the underwater portion that will blast them into the water. There is a row of barrels that can be smashed, and on the other side of them is Enguarde's box. The box will sometimes be moving, or it will stay still in one place. The player can choose to ride Enguarde or not whether they can catch the box. The track slopes down into a trench that has a squid poking it's tentacles into the track. The player can attack the tentacles to avoid being hit by them. The squid itself splits the track and players must go around it to avoid being hit by it. The squid does not shoot anything to harm the player, it merely gets in the way and players will be hurt if they run into it. Right beyond the squid is the end of the ocean portion. Players must navigate trees that divide the track in different places. There is a Launcher Barrel that will be activated if the player flies over a panel, and the player must jump into it to reach it. It will shoot the player through two other barrels, along with some bananas and an item balloon. The player will end up a few feet away from the finish line. If the player does not get the barrel, they will go around the last part of the track and reach the finish line.

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	シャインオーシャン１[?] Shain Ōshan Wan	Shine Ocean 1
German	Salzlagune[?]	Salt Lagoon