Editing Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble!

{{Infobox| title = Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble!
| image = [[Image:DKC3_Cover.jpg|300px]]
| developer = [[Rare, Ltd.|Rareware]]
| publisher = [[Nintendo]]
| released = '''SNES'''<br>{{releasedate|Australia|November 19, 1996|USA|November 22, 1996|Japan|November 23, 1996}}<br>'''Game Boy Advance'''<br>{{releasedate|Europe|November 4, 2005|Japan|December 1, 2005|USA|November 7, 2005}}<br>'''Virtual Console'''<br>{{releasedate|USA|December 24, 2007|Europe|December 25, 2007|Japan|October 21, 2008}}
| genre = Platformer
| modes = 1-2 players
| ratings = [[ESRB]]: [[Image:ESRB E.png|12px]] Everyone
| platforms = [[Super Famicom]]/[[Super Nintendo Entertainment System]], [[Virtual Console]], [[Game Boy Advance]]
| media = 32-megabit Cartridge
| requirements =
| input =
}}
'''''Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble!''''' (known as '''''Super Donkey Kong 3: Nazo no Krems Shima''''' in Japan) is the third game for the popular ''[[Donkey Kong (series)|Donkey Kong]]'' game series, ''[[Donkey Kong Country]]''. It is the sequel to ''[[Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest]]''. It also has a semi-sequel for the [[Game Boy]], ''[[Donkey Kong Land III]]'', as well another sequel, ''[[Donkey Kong Country Returns]]'', for the [[Nintendo Wii]]. The game stars [[Dixie Kong]] and her little cousin, [[Kiddy Kong]], as they travel through the numerous lands of the [[Northern Kremisphere]] in order to rescue [[Donkey Kong]] and [[Diddy Kong]] from the [[Kremling Krew]] and their new leader, [[KAOS]].

A remake of the game was released for the [[Game Boy Advance]] on November 7, 2005 with new features, most noticeably six new stages and an all-new soundtrack designed for the Game Boy Advance sound system. Also, on December 24, 2007, the game was released on the [[Virtual Console]] for the Wii in North America. On December 25, it was released in Europe and Australia.

==Storyline==
Months after the defeat of the Kremling Krew, the Kongs are still celebrating. Both [[Donkey Kong]] and [[Diddy Kong]], with [[Dixie Kong]] occasionally joining them, often sit around the beach on hammocks with banana shakes. One day, however, Dixie Kong, surprisingly finds Diddy's room deserted. Knowing that is wasn't normal for him to be gone so early, she notices a note from Diddy on the table. After reading the note, she learns that the two had gone to the islands to explore. Dixie searches for them, expecting them to be no farther than the beach.

Searching all day, Dixie does not find the two Kongs, thinking that she had just followed one of their schemes. Hoping that they were having fun, she goes to sleep, but only wakes up to find that Diddy is still missing. Dixie begins to worry as days pass without her seeing a trace of the two apes. Knowing that she needs to do something, Dixie heads to [[Wrinkly Kong]]. She suggests that the monkeys are with [[Funky Kong]] at his beach shop. After Wrinkly teaches Dixie about [[Banana Bird]]s, the young ape heads out to find Funky's Rentals. At the rental shop, Dixie meets Funky, who explains that he has not had any customers other than Kiddy Kong. Dixie decides to bring Kiddy along with her, as she goes on a search for the missing Kongs. Funky allows them to use his [[Motor Boat]], which they use to search for Donkey and Diddy Kong.

[[File:LakeOranga.png|thumb|left|The Kongs about to fight [[Belcha]].]]
The monkeys use their new boat to travel a short way off the ocean to a small lake called [[Lake Orangatanga]]. Here, they travel through many levels, in mills, by the lakeside, and in the snowy peaks. The Kongs also meet [[Barnacle]] (or [[Bachelor]] in the Game Boy Advance version) on a small island in the middle. If the Kongs search, they can even find the rare Smuggler's Cove, where a precious [[Banana Bird]] lies. At the most southeastern point of the lake, the monkeys find Belcha, a giant barrel who resides in a large, oblong-shaped barn. Once defeated, a cannon shoots the apes out of Belcha's Barn and sends them to the next area.

After defeating Belcha, Dixie and Kiddy enter a dark forest known as the [[Kremwood Forest]]. Through here, they travel through several levels in the trees, mills, and riversides. The monkeys gain a banana bird when they beat Brash's record in [[Riverside Race]]. At the edge of the forest, the apes encounters a giant spider named [[Arich]] in his hollow hole in a tree. With the help of Barrels, the monkeys soon defeat Arich, leaving the Kongs with a [[patch]]. The monkeys then head over to Funky Kong to see if the patch can be made of any good use.

After giving the patch to Funky, he fixes up a [[Hover Craft]] for the apes to use. The Hover Craft allows to heroes to ride over rocks, thus allowing them to travel farther into the Northern Kremisphere. The duo makes their way into [[Cotton-Top Cove]] with the new vehicle. In the cove,  the heroes meet the Brothers Bear, [[Blue]], who is depressed because nobody had come to his birthday party. However, the apes are unable to cheer him up at the time and continue, where they head through a few lakes and waterfalls. They also travel across a lake shore, which is infested with [[Klasp]]s. Eventually, rocks blocking the way behind a waterfall sink into the water, and the two apes are able to meet the new boss, [[Squirt]]. Once he is defeated, the heroes obtain a ski, although it doesn't have any use to Funky Kong. 

Still searching for Donkey and Diddy, the monkeys head to a small, polluted island known as [[Mekanos]]. They travel through many factories in this area, as well as some pipelines. They even head up a tree that is being chopped down. The duo also meets [[Bazooka]] for the first time here. The bear, if given ammunition, shoot the apes to a Banana Bird Cave. Eventually, the monkeys make it to a small building, where they meet KAOS, the supposed leader of the Kremlings. After they beat the robot, they find another ski, but not Donkey or Diddy. With both skis in hand, they head to Funky Kong, who uses the items to build a [[Turbo Ski]]. The new vehicle allows Dixie and Kiddy to travel over waterfalls.

[[File:K-3.gif|thumb|170px|K3, one of the areas the Kongs explore.]]
The Kongs soon arrive in [[K3]] on their search for the missing apes. After they climb to the top of this snow-capped mountain, they face harsh snow storms, and even have to travel through a waterfall. After traveling through a dangerous factory, they find the bear, [[Blizzard]], in a small basecamp covered in snow. Helping him out, they deliver a present from him to another Brothers Bear, Blue, and then head over to the one of the highest parts of the mountain, where they meet the evil snowman, [[Bleak]]. Even after defeating him, however, the apes do not find Donkey or Diddy Kong, so they head on to new areas.

They arrive next at [[Razor Ridge]], a mountainous area filled with many caverns. After passing through one of its caves with the help of [[Quawks the Parrot]], the apes meet Benny, who lets them use his chairlift to progress. On the other side of Razor Ridge, the two monkeys meet [[Björn]], the brother of Benny who also runs a chairlift. Although his lifts are broken, he can fix them if he is given a wrench. The lifts help the heroes reach a Banana Bird Cave. Heading on, Dixie and Kiddy climb more of the dangerous mountains, and then cross a dark lake. After going through the final cavern and climb a little higher, they find a lake with the overgrown [[Lurchin]], [[Barbos]] (or [[Kroctopus]] in the Game Boy Advance remake). Like Bleak, however, she does not have Donkey or Diddy, so the two monkeys head over to the last accessible area, [[Pacifica]].

When the apes first enter this world, they encounter a pipeline, which they travel through. At the other end of the pipeline, they meet Barnacle, who gives them a Banana Bird if they give him a certain shell. Heading on, the monkeys head over the lake shore and travel through a series of sunken spruce trees find get back on land. After going through a mountainous part of the world, they make their way into a bigger lake than before, where they surpass the rough underwater currents. They soon go through another set of pipes, and then come up to Barbos, a giant Lurchin. With help from Enguarde, the apes defeat this foe, although they still do not find even a trace Donkey or Diddy Kong. However, after the three areas are complete, the way into a new area, known as [[KAOS Kore]], opens. 

The apes ride to the area in their fast Turbo Ski, where they find a large castle on the hilltop. Traveling through jungles, caverns, and riversides full of enemies, they soon make it to the hilltop. Before they can get into the castle, though, they go through a [[Poisonous Pipeline|poisonous pipeline]]. The gases in the pipeline make it harder to progress, but luckily, the monkeys eventually make it to the castle doors and enter the building. There, they meet KAOS again, and the two sides fight. After apes soon destroy the robot once and for all, but right after, a curtain nearby opens, revealing [[Baron K. Roolenstein]]. The Kremling becomes angered on how the apes ruined his robot, and the fight with the Kongs continues. The Kremling leader is eventually bested, and Donkey and Diddy are finally revealed. It is learned that their energy had been used to power KAOS all along. Even with the two apes rescued however, the monkeys' adventure is still not over.

After riding around the series of rocks around Mekanos, a hidden world, known as [[Krematoa]] rises out of the ocean. When the apes enter this area, they encounter more levels to explore. However, many of the levels are blocked off by large rocks, so the apes pay [[Boomer (Bear)|Boomer]] with their hard-earned [[Bonus Coin]]s to destroy them. As the monkeys go through each of the jungle, mountain, cave, and tree levels in the world, they find several [[cog]]s, which they return to Boomer to power up one of his machines. Once all of the cogs are placed in the device, the submarine, [[Knautilus]], rises in the lake in the center of Krematoa. The apes swim to this submarine, only to find Baron K. Roolenstein again. After they fight this enemy, the Kremling leader flees, and the apes are awarded with a DK Coin. 

[[File:BananaBirdQueen.png|thumb|170px|left|The Kongs meet the Banana Bird Queen.]]
The DK Coin given to them becomes part of their collection of coins. After they earn all of the coins, they head over to Funky Kong, who decides to make a new vehicle for them with the DK Coins. The apes allow him to do so, and he creates a [[Gyrocopter]]. As they apes explore the area in this helicopter, they come up to the [[Banana Bird Queen]], who had been imprisoned by Baron K. Roolenstein. The queen, trapped, asks the heroes to hunt for each of her children, the Banana Birds, who are the only way to break the [[Banana Bird Barrier]]s. They Kongs do so and soon head to Wrinkly, where the birds are kept. When they arrive, the birds pick up the two monkeys and lift them up to the Banana Bird Queen's location. With the birds finally united, the queen is freed from her barrier. In exchange for helping her, the Banana Bird Queen chases Baron K. Roolenstein out of the Northern Kremisphere once and for all.

==Kong Abilities==
[[File:BarrelRides65.png|thumb|left|Dixie runs on a rolling barrel.]]
The object of the game is to reach the end of every level, however, this cannot be done without the apes using some of their trademark abilities. The two Kongs, Kiddy and Dixie, both have different special abilities, although their basic abilities are mostly the same. Both apes are able to swim, [[jump]], climb, and move. They can use their jumping abilities to defeat enemies or cross gaps, and also use their climbing abilities to maneuver on the game's various ropes. When swimming, however, neither of these moves can be used. Another way to attack on land besides jumping is rolling. The attack can knock foes off of the stage easily, although some enemies, such as Bristles, are almost completely immune to this attack. Additionally, if the apes are to roll off of a ledge and jump in mid air, they preform a super-jump. The duo is also able to balance on moving [[Steel Keg]]s, which ram into foes are they ride on it.

[[File:ImageDKC365.png|thumb|Kiddy protecting himself from a [[Krimp]] with a barrel.]]
As stated before, both apes have different special abilities. The most notable ability, used by Dixie Kong, is the [[Helicopter Twirl]], which Kiddy Kong is unable to perform. This move allows Dixie to propel through the air until she hits the ground. Although Kiddy doesn't have this move, his strength makes up for the loss. He can throw barrels much faster than Dixie, as well as defeat foes that his partner cannot defeat alone. Another advantage Kiddy has is how he holds objects such as barrels. While Dixie holds objects over her head, Kiddy Kong holds them in front of his body, protecting himself. Therefore, if an enemy is to hit into him as he holds an object, it is likely that the attack won't hurt him at all, and it defeats the foe instead. Although not used too often in the game, Kiddy can also jump on water a few times while rolling. This can help the heroes reach high areas atop the water.

[[File:Image2DKC365.png|left|thumb|Dixie about to throw Kiddy into a [[Bonus Barrel]].]]
There are also some moves that both Kongs are needed to use, such as the [[Team-up]] move. When using this move, one monkey picks up the other and puts them on his or her shoulders. Then, they can throw that monkey into enemies or into high areas. Because of Kiddy's weight, Dixie is hardly able to hold the large ape. As a result, she cannot throw him too far. However, if she throws him upwards and lets him fall onto the ground, the toddler can break through the ground and finds hidden items. When Kiddy teams up with Dixie and carries her, he is able to easily maneuver around, as he is quite strong. He can also throw her much farther, although she cannot break through the ground. Additionally, when both Kongs are around, Dixie can throw Kiddy into a wall, causing the toddler to bounce back. When this happens, she can jump on him as if he were a Steel Keg and ram into most enemies.

==Special Areas==
''Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble!'' is filled with with various special areas, where the heroes can meet the other Kongs and [[Brothers Bear]]s around the island to help out.

[[Image:BananaBirdCave.png|thumb|Inside a Banana Bird Cave.]]
*'''[[Banana Bird Cave]]s:''' Each of these caves contain a Banana Bird. However, the only way to get the bird is to hit a series of crystals in the right order.
*'''Brothers Bear Cabins:''' There are several cabins in the game, one for each of the Brothers Bears. In them, the apes can talk to the bears and help them complete a trade to earn [[Banana Bird]]s.
*'''[[Funky's Rentals]]:''' This is where the apes can rent vehicles made by [[Funky Kong]] to travel through the Northern Kremisphere. He allows them to use his [[Motor Boat]] at the beginning of the game, but after the apes gather up special items for him, he is able to make a [[Hover Craft]], a [[Turbo Ski]], and a [[Gyrocopter]] for them to ride in. In the Game Boy Advance remake of the game, Funky hosts Bonus Games with some of those vehicles. If they are all completed, a Banana Bird is earned.
*'''[[Cranky's Dojo]]:''' Exclusive to the Game Boy Advance remake, Cranky's Dojo replaces [[Wrinkly's Save Cave]] from the original version of the game. The heroes can meet [[Cranky Kong]] here and play a special Bonus Game for a Banana Bird at the price of only two Bear Coins. The game involves moving Cranky Kong so that he can block the incoming Spinies.
*'''[[Swanky's Dash]]:''' Another area exclusive to the Game Boy Advance remake. It replaces [[Swanky's Sideshow]] from the original game. At Swanky's Dash, Dixie Kong can play a Bonus Game for a few Bear Coins, where she must run through a pipeline, avoiding obstacles and trying to collect a certain number of stars. If the Bonus Game is completed, the apes earn some special collectibles.
*'''[[Swanky's Sideshow]]:''' This is where the monkeys can play another special Bonus Game, exclusively found in the Super Nintendo version of the game. For only a few Bear Coins, the apes can face Cranky here in a ball tossing Bonus Game.
*'''[[Wrinkly's Save Cave]]:''' This area, only found in the original version of the game, is where the Kongs' game can be saved. One appears in each word, as well as in the overworld. Wrinkly is always found here, and she is either exercising, playing her [[Nintendo 64]], or sleeping.
*'''[[Wrinkly's Retreat]]:''' This area is located just before Funky's Rentals. It is where Wrinkly resides throughout the game. The Kongs' Banana Birds are kept here.

==Animal Buddies==
As with every ''Donkey Kong Country'' game, [[Animal Buddy|Animal Buddies]] appear to help out the monkeys. Several old friends return in ''Donkey Kong Country 3'', such as Enguarde, Squawks, and Squitter, and several new ones appear, such as Ellie and Parry. Each buddy helps the apes in a different way, but are only found in certain levels. Below shows the game's Animal Buddies, along with their abilities and their first and last level appearances.

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| align="center" |[[File:ElephantThingDonkeyKongCountryThreeDixieDoubleTrouble.png]]
![[Ellie the Elephant]]
|Ellie the Elephant is a new Animal Buddy that replaces [[Rambi]] from the first two games. Ellie is not as strong as Rambi, but she can pick up and suck barrels towards her, which is a useful technique for defeating certain enemies. She can also suck up water from lakes and waterfalls to shoot at enemies. Unfortunately, she is afraid of Sneeks, and she runs away from them at first sight. Ellie is also used in the boss fight against [[Squirt]].
| align="center" |[[Lakeside Limbo|Lakeside<br>Limbo]]
| align="center" |[[Stampede Sprint]]
|-
| align="center" |[[File:EnguardeDKC.PNG]]
![[Enguarde the Swordfish]]
|Enguarde returns from the first two games, acting the same as he did previously. He is able to defeat underwater enemies with his sharp nose and is used in the boss fight against [[Barbos]]. In this game, he can be found in most levels with water, even ones that are not fully submerged, such as [[Tidal Trouble]].
| align="center" |[[Tidal Trouble|Tidal<br>Trouble]]
| align="center" |[[Poisonous Pipeline]]
|-
| align="center" |[[File:Nibbla65.png]]
![[Nibbla]]
|Although usually an enemy, Nibbla serves as an Animal Buddy through the level, [[Fish Food Frenzy]], and must follow the apes throughout the whole level. While it is helpful in some cases (eating enemies such as [[Koco]]s), it can also attack the heroes if not properly fed. Feeding it [[Lurchin]]s makes the fish more likely to attack the apes, and not feeding it at all can also make it attack them.
| align="center" |[[Fish Food Frenzy]]
| align="center" |[[Fish Food Frenzy]]
|-
| align="center" |[[File:ParrotmanthingDonkeyKongCountryThree.png]]
![[Parry the Parallel Bird]]
|Parry is a new non-playable Animal Buddy that is a big help to the Kongs, in terms of finding hidden objects. As his name suggests, he is always parallel to the Kongs and usually has enemies waiting for him. He can easily defeat [[Booty Bird]]s, but can be defeated by any other enemy, especially [[Buzz]]es. The Kongs go though many challenges to reach the buddy's [[No Animal Sign]], but if they do make it to the sign, the monkeys usually get a large reward, such as a blue Extra Life Balloon or [[Bonus Barrel]].
| align="center" |[[Squeals on Wheels]]
| align="center" |[[Stampede Sprint]]
|-
| align="center" |[[File:Quawks Sprite.png]]
![[Quawks the Parrot]]
|Quawks is a purple sub-species of Squawks found only in two levels, [[Low-G Labyrinth]] and [[Buzzer Barrage]]. Unlike [[Flapper]], another Squawks sub-species, he can fly, but cannot spit eggs. Instead, he has the ability to pick up and roll barrels, which can be proven very useful.
| align="center" |[[Low-G Labyrinth]]
| align="center" |[[Buzzer Barrage]]
|-
| align="center" |[[File:Squawkssprite65.png]]
![[Squawks the Parrot]]
|Squawks is much like Quawks, however, he is able to shoot eggs at enemies, an ability Quawks does not possess. He can also fly through the many levels of the game easily and attack any enemies, usually Buzzes, that are in the way. However, he can not pick up barrels when being played as.
| align="center" |[[Springin' Spiders]]
| align="center" |[[Swoopy Salvo|Swoopy<br>Salvo]]
|-
| align="center" |[[File:Squittersprite65.png]]
![[Squitter the Spider]]
|Squitter returns from ''Donkey Kong Country 2'', acting exactly as he did previously. He can create web platforms to reach higher areas and spit webs to defeat enemies, usually [[Bristles]]. As in ''Donkey Kong Country 2'', Squitter has a level dedicated to himself, known as [[Krack Shot Kroc]]. He appears in most factory levels of the game.
| align="center" |[[Fire-Ball Frenzy]]
| align="center" |[[Tyrant Twin Tussle]]
|}


==Items and Objects==
''Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble!'' is filled with many different collectibles and objects for the apes to use. Below is a list of the main objects, as well as a brief description on them.

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| align="center" |[[Image:BananaSprite65.png]]
![[Banana]]s
|Bananas are the most commonly found items in the game, and collecting 100 of them gives the apes an extra life. Bananas can also help direct the Kongs to their destinations in a level.
|-
| align="center" |[[File:BunchoBanana65.png]]
![[Banana Bunch]]es
|Banana Bunches are similar to normal bananas, however, they are worth ten bananas instead of one and are not as easy to find. Because of this, collecting the bunches can allow the apes to get extra lives much faster.
|-
| align="center" |[[File:DKC3IB65.gif]][[File:DKC3IB265.gif]][[File:DKC3IB365.gif]]
![[Extra Life Balloon]]s
|Extra Life Balloons are important items in the game. When collected, they give the heroes extra lives. There are three color variations: red, green, and blue. The red balloons give the heroes one extra life, while the green balloons give them two. The rare blue balloons give them three extra lives.
|-
| align="center" |[[File:DKC2coin.png]]
![[DK Coin]]s
|These items are found in every level, except for boss levels (not counting [[Knautilus]], since a DK Coin is earned after clearing that level). Each of them are guarded by [[Koin]]s (except for the Knautilus DK Coin), whom the Kongs must defeat to get the coin. With all the coins, Funky Kong can make a Gyrocopter to take the apes to the [[Banana Bird Queen]].
|-
| align="center" |[[File:BonusCoin65.gif]]
![[Bonus Coin]]
|These items are earned by completing bonuses that are hidden throughout each level of the game, while others are earned by defeating certain bosses. They are vital for accessing the levels in [[Krematoa]].
|-
| align="center" |[[File:CogSprite65.gif]]
![[Cog]]s
|Each level in [[Krematoa]] gives the player a cog when it is completed. There are five cogs total, which are used with a machine inside [[Boomer (Bear)|Boomer's]] cabin. When each one is given to the bear, the ape can fight Baron K. Roolenstein in his submarine, Knautilus.
|-
| align="center" |[[File:BearCoin65.gif]]
![[Bear Coin]]s
|These items replace the [[Banana Coin]]s from ''Donkey Kong Country 2''. Their main use is to pay for items owned by the Brothers Bears and to gain access to Swanky's Sideshow. In the Game Boy Advance remake, they are needed to play Cranky's Dojo and Swanky's Dash.
|-
| align="center" |[[File:BananaBird65.png]]
![[Banana Bird]]s
|Banana Birds are very important creatures in the game that must be collected to free the Banana Bird Queen. They are found in Banana Bird Caves or with characters residing in the Northern Kremisphere.
|-
| align="center" |[[File:K365.gif]][[File:0365.gif]][[File:N365.gif]][[File:G365.gif]]
![[K-O-N-G Letters]]
|Just like in the prequel titles, collecting these four letters awards the player an extra life. All four can be collected in every level, and they appear in order each time.
|-
| align="center" |[[File:Box65.gif]]
![[Animal Crate]]s
|Like in the prequels, these crates contain an [[Animal Buddy]]. The picture shown on the crate clues the player as to which Animal Buddy is in it. They are very similar to [[Animal Barrel]]s, although they do not actually turn the apes into the buddy.
|-
| align="center" |[[File:GreenB65.PNG]]
![[Green Banana]]s
|Green Bananas are important types of bananas only found in [[Bonus Level]]s. In some of these Bonus Levels, the apes have to collect fifteen Green Bananas in order to win a Bonus Coin. However, the bananas appear and disappear at random, making it tougher to grab the objects.
|-
| align="center" |[[File:Star65.png]]
![[Star]]s
|Like Green Bananas, stars can only be found in Bonus Levels. In many bonuses, stars must be collected to earn the Bonus Coin. They are usually scattered around the special stages' obstacles.
|}


===Brothers Bear Items===
The game features several items that must be traded between the Brothers Bears in order for the Kongs to collect all of the [[Banana Bird]]s. Although they are of no use to the apes, they are required to trade if the heroes want to complete their adventure 100%. Note that some items are earned from defeating bosses and do not need to be traded with the bears. Some items must also be traded differently in the Game Boy Advance version. Below shows the items and descriptions on them, as well as what the apes should do with the objects.

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| align="center" |[[File:Bowling Ball.PNG]]
![[Bowling Ball]]
|A gift received by [[Blue]]. When Blue is given this gift, he decides to give it to the apes to use. The bowling ball can be used as ammunition for [[Bazooka|Bazooka's]] cannon, "[[Big Bessie]]".
|Just as in the original, the bowling ball is a gift given to Blue. Finding it too heavy, Blue gives it to the Kongs, who must them use the ball to fire up Bazooka's cannon. It can help them reach a Banana Bird Cave.
|-
| align="center" |[[File:Box of Chocolates65.PNG|15px]]
![[Box of Chocolates]]
|The box of chocolates does not appear in the Super Nintendo version of the game.
|The box of chocolates, an item exclusive to the Game Boy Advance remake of the game, must be purchased from Bazaar for twenty Bear Coins. After the heroes buy it, they should give it to [[Bachelor]] along with the Rose in exchange for a Banana Bird.
|-
| align="center" |[[File:DKC3Flower65.PNG]]
![[Flupperius Petallus Pongus]]
|The Flupperius Petallus Pongus is a rare flower wanted greatly by [[Bramble (Bear)|Bramble]]. After completing [[Razor Ridge]], this item appears near his cabin. The apes can take it and give it to the bear in exchange for a Banana Bird.
|In the Game Boy Advance version, the Flupperius Petallus Pongus is given to the apes from Bachelor after talking to him on his island. The flower must then be traded with Bramble for the rose.
|-
| align="center" |[[Image:Mirrordkc3.png]]
![[Mirror]]
|This mirror, which was once owned by Cranky Kong's great grandfather, must be bought from [[Bazaar]] for fifty Bear Coins. Once the apes have it, they need to give it to [[Baffle]] to unscramble his message. Afterward, the mirror is given back to them, and the monkeys have to give it to [[Barter]] in exchange for a [[No. 6 Wrench]].
|The mMirror can be bought from Bazaar for fifty Bear Coins. Once the apes have it, they should pay Barter a visit and give him the mirror. In exchange for it, he gives the monkeys a No. 6 Wrench for Björn.
|-
| align="center" |[[File:N6Wrench65.PNG]]
![[No. 6 Wrench]]
|The No. 6 Wrench is given to the apes by Barter in exchange for a Mirror. It must be given to Björn so he can fix his chairlifts. Once they are fixed, a new Banana Bird Cave is accessed.
|After the heroes give the mirror to Barter, the No. 6 Wrench is earned, as in the original. It must be given to Björn to fix his chairlifts. Once done, a Banana Bird Cave can be reached.
|-
| align="center" |[[File:Patch65.PNG]]
![[Patch]]
|The patch is earned after the heroes defeat Arich in the [[Kremwood Forest]]. Once obtained, it must be given to Funky Kong so he can make a [[Hover Craft]].
|After beating Arich, the patch is given to the apes. It must be given to Funky so he can make the apes a Hover Craft.
|-
| align="center" |[[File:Present65.PNG]]
![[Present (DKC3)|Present]]
|A present for Blue. Blue's brother, Blizzard, who is unable to take the gift to him, gives the present to the Kongs to deliver. It contains a bowling ball.
|The gift must again be delivered to Blue from Blizzard in the Game Boy Advance remake. It also contains a bowling ball, just as in the original.
|-
| align="center" |[[File:Rose65.png]]
![[Rose]]
|The rose does not appear in the Super Nintendo version of the game.
|The rose is obtained after the heroes give Bramble the Flupperius Petallus Pongus flower from Bachelor. The rose can then be traded with Bachelor in exchange for a Banana Bird.
|-
| align="center" |[[File:Shell65.PNG]]
![[Shell (DKC3)|Shell]]
|This shell, found at the bottom of [[Lake Orangatanga]], must be bought by Bazaar for five Bear Coins. Once owned, the heroes can give it to Barnacle in exchange for a Banana Bird.
|Just as in the Super Nintendo version, the shell must be purchased from Bazaar for five Bear Coins. Once bought, the apes should bring it to Barnacle, found in Pacifica. If done, they are given a Banana Bird.
|-
| align="center" |[[File:Skis65.PNG]]
![[Ski]]s
|The pair of skis are earned once both KAOS and [[Squirt]] are defeated. They must be given to Funky in order for him to make a Turbo Ski.
|Just as in the original game, the skis are obtained separately after defeating both Squirt and KAOS. If both are given to Funky, he can make a Turbo Ski.
|}

=== Barrels ===
Various barrels appear throughout the game. They are the main objects in the ''Donkey Kong Country'' series, and they have many different purposes. Below is a list of each barrel and a brief description on them. 

{|width=100% cellspacing=0 border=2 cellpadding=3 style="border-collapse:collapse;background:white"
|-style="background:yellow;"
!Image
!Name
!Description
|-
| align="center" |[[File:BarrelN65.gif]]
![[Barrel|Normal Barrel]]
|The most common barrels of the game, these can be used to defeat enemies and sometimes find hidden Bonus Areas. They can be picked up by Ellie and Quawks, who can they roll them on the ground to hit some enemies. Ellie can also suck the barrels in towards her if the player presses Y.
|-
| align="center" |[[File:DKBarrel.gif]]
![[DK Barrel]]
|These common barrels returning from the first two games help revive a Kong who has been injured. There are at least two in each level, although some later levels have even more. They are often found at the very beginning of levels and right after the Star Barrel.
|-
| align="center" |[[File:BonusBarrel65.gif]]
![[Bonus Barrel]]
|Two or three of these special barrels appear in every level, sending the Kongs to [[Bonus Level]]s. They are usually well hidden or hard to reach, due to the fact that their reward is so big. The Kongs also break out of these barrels once they exit the bonus.
|-
| align="center" |[[File:StarB65.gif]]
![[Star Barrel]]
|These barrels return from the first two ''Donkey Kong Country'' games, doing exactly as before. They appear at the middle of every level, and when hit, sparkle, signaling that a checkpoint has been activated. If both Kongs are lost, or they fall into a pit, the apes are returned to the Star Barrel.
|-
| align="center" |[[File:WarpBarrel65.gif]]
![[Warp Barrel]]
|These uncommon, invisible barrels hide in every level in the first two worlds. They can warp the heroes to the end of some levels. All but two require a team throw to reach, and most of them require Kiddy to throw Dixie. The ones in [[Springin' Spiders]] and [[Barrel Shield Bust-Up]] can be reached by both Kiddy and Dixie.
|-
| align="center" |[[File:EllieBarrel.gif]]
![[Animal Barrel]]
|These common barrels return from ''Donkey Kong Country 2'', and they have the exact same function. They transform the apes into the Animal Buddy pictured. The bottom left side of the screen should hold a picture of the Animal Buddy, signaling that the helper can take two hits before being defeated.
|-
| align="center" |[[File:BarrelCannon65.gif]]
![[Blast Barrel]]
|These semi-common barrels are similar to Auto-Fire Barrels, but they only shoot the Kongs upwards, or forwards if the barrel is turned. They are often found in levels taking place by a waterfall and are commonly needed to jump over Buzzes.
|-
| align="center" |[[File:SwitchBarrel.gif]]
![[Switch Barrel]]
|These rare barrels only appear in two levels, [[Blazing Bazukas]] and [[Criss Kross Cliffs]]. They must be touched to change the type of barrel that the Bazukas fire. Usually, it turns TNT Barrels into normal barrels, although it sometimes turns into Steel Kegs or TNT Barrels instead, which are needed to defeat Koins and red Buzzes.
|-
| align="center" |[[File:IBarrel65.gif]]
![[! Barrel]]
|These uncommon barrels temporarily give the Kongs invincibility. They are often found hidden in hard to reach places, but losing a Kong to grab one is often worth it. The monkeys can use the effects of the barrel to jump on red Buzzes, Kuff 'n' Klouts, and other invincible enemies.
|-
| align="center" |[[File:TrackerBarrel.gif]]
![[Tracker Barrel]]
|This uncommon barrel appears in only two levels, [[Tracker Barrel Trek]] and [[Barrel Drop Bounce]]. In these levels, the heroes must use the barrels to traverse the falls. Luckily, the barrels follow the Kongs' movements to ensure that they cannot fall. The only danger of these barrels is that they often lead to Buzzes.
|-
| align="center" |[[File:BoosterBarrel65.png]]
![[Booster Barrel]]
|These uncommon barrels shoot out flames from the bottom, which send the Kongs upwards. Once the barrel reaches its highest point, it blasts them out. They commonly appear in levels near waterfalls, and are often seen as access to Bonus Areas.
|-
| align="center" |[[File:SteelKeg.gif]]
![[Steel Keg]]
|This item first appears in the original ''[[Donkey Kong Country]]'', but appears again in ''Donkey Kong Country 3''. They are basically unbreakable barrels, capable of taking out many enemies in their path. The kegs are needed to defeat Koins.
|-
| align="center" |[[File:Ghost Barrel.gif]]
![[Ghost Barrel]]
|These barrels are similar to the arrowed Barrel Cannons, except that they disappear and reappear at various occasions. Sometimes, they appear in different positions, so if the apes jump in them at the wrong time, they can be shot into an enemy.
|-
| align="center" |[[File:RocketBarrel.gif]]
![[Rocket Barrel]]
| These special barrels only appear in the level, [[Rocket Rush]], where the Kongs must use this barrel to fly up cliffs infested with [[Buzz]]es. It can be controlled by maneuvering left and right. As the Kongs use the exhaust, it depletes fuel and it can be replenished by Fuel Barrels. Depletion occurs quicker if the Kongs make contact with the walls. The Kongs can then get out of the Rocket Barrel after they have landed on a landing platform.
|-
| align="center" |[[File:Fuel Tank.gif]]
![[Fuel Barrel]]
|These uncommon barrels refill the fuel tank for the Rocket Barrel in Rocket Rush. There are only a few in the whole game, but they can replenish a great amount of fuel for the rocket. 
|-
| align="center" |[[File:SomethingBarrel.gif]]
![[Ignition Barrel]]
|Only one of this barrel exclusively appears in this level, Rocket Rush. Once the Barrel Rocket hits this barrel, the Rocket Barrel ignites, causing the Kongs to soar upwards, and thus enabling them to finish this level.
|-
|}

==List of Levels==
The game features many levels in which the heroes must travel through to complete the game. The apes have to get to the end of each level, excluding the secret levels in Krematoa, in order to meet Baron K. Roolenstein at Kastle KAOS and rescue [[Donkey Kong]] and [[Diddy Kong]]. Every level, excluding boss stages and Rocket Rush, have at least two or three Bonnus Levels in them, which are hidden throughout them. Note that the following table lists the levels in the original order on the SNES version of the game.

{| border="1" cellspacing=0 cellpadding=2 align="center" style="background:whitesmoke" width=99%
! colspan=5 style="background:yellow" align=center | <big>Levels and Bonus Areas</big>
|-
! colspan=5 style="background:yellow" align=center | [[Lake Orangatanga]]
|- style=background:yellow align=center
!colspan="2" width=5%|#
!rowspan="2" width=50%|Level
!rowspan="2" width=10%|Bonus Areas
!rowspan="2" width=35%|Type of Level
|-style="background:yellow" align="center"
!width=5%|SNES
!width=5%|GBA
|-
| align=center colspan=2 | 1 || align=center | [[Lakeside Limbo]] || align=center | 2 || align=center | Stilt
|-
| align=center colspan=2 | 2 || align=center | [[Doorstop Dash]] || align=center | 2 || align=center | Mill
|-
| align=center colspan=2 | 3 || align=center | [[Tidal Trouble]] || align=center | 2 || align=center | Stilt
|-
| align=center colspan=2 | 4 || align=center | [[Skidda's Row]] || align=center | 2 || align=center | Snow
|-
| align=center colspan=2 | 5 || align=center | [[Murky Mill]] || align=center | 2 || align=center | Mill
|-
| align=center colspan=2 | 6 || align=center | BOSS LEVEL: [[Belcha|Belcha's Barn]] || align=center | 0 || align=center | Mill
|-
! colspan=5 style="background:yellow" align=center | [[Kremwood Forest]]
|- style=background:yellow align=center
!colspan="2" width=5%|#
!rowspan="2" width=50%|Level
!rowspan="2" width=10%|Bonus Areas
!rowspan="2" width=35%|Type of Level
|-style="background:yellow" align="center"
!width=5%|SNES
!width=5%|GBA
|-
| align=center | 7 || align=center | 10 || align=center | [[Barrel Shield Bust-Up]] || align=center | 2 || align=center | Tree
|-
| align=center colspan=2 | 8 || align=center | [[Riverside Race]] || align=center | 2 || align=center | Riverbank
|-
| align=center colspan=2 | 9 || align=center | [[Squeals on Wheels]] || align=center | 2 || align=center | Mill
|-
| align=center | 10 || align=center | 7 || align=center | [[Springin' Spiders]] || align=center | 2 || align=center | Tree
|-
| align=center colspan=2 | 11 || align=center | [[Bobbing Barrel Brawl]] || align=center | 2 || align=center | Riverbank
|-
| align=center colspan=2 | 12 || align=center | BOSS LEVEL: [[Arich|Arich's Ambush]] || align=center | 0 || align=center | Tree
|-
! colspan=5 style="background:yellow" align=center | [[Cotton Top Cove]]
|- style=background:yellow align=center
!colspan="2" width=5%|#
!rowspan="2" width=50%|Level
!rowspan="2" width=10%|Bonus Areas
!rowspan="2" width=35%|Type of Level
|-style="background:yellow" align="center"
!width=5%|SNES
!width=5%|GBA
|-
| align=center colspan=2 | 13 || align=center | [[Bazza's Blockade]] || align=center | 2 || align=center | Coral
|-
| align=center colspan=2 | 14 || align=center | [[Rocket Barrel Ride]] || align=center | 2 || align=center | Falls
|-
| align=center colspan=2 | 15 || align=center | [[Kreeping Klasps]] || align=center | 2 || align=center | Stilt
|-
| align=center colspan=2 | 16 || align=center | [[Tracker Barrel Trek]] || align=center | 2 || align=center | Falls
|-
| align=center colspan=2 | 17 || align=center | [[Fish Food Frenzy]] || align=center | 2 || align=center | Coral
|-
| align=center colspan=2 | 18 || align=center | BOSS LEVEL: [[Squirt|Squirt's Showdown]] || align=center | 0 || align=center | Falls
|-
! colspan=5 style="background:yellow" align=center | [[Mekanos]]
|- style=background:yellow align=center
!colspan="2" width=5%|#
!rowspan="2" width=50%|Level
!rowspan="2" width=10%|Bonus Areas
!rowspan="2" width=35%|Type of Level
|-style="background:yellow" align="center"
!width=5%|SNES
!width=5%|GBA
|-
| align=center colspan=2 | 19 || align=center | [[Fire-Ball Frenzy]] || align=center | 2 || align=center | Machine
|- 
| align=center colspan=2 | 20 || align=center | [[Demolition Drain-Pipe]] || align=center | 2 || align=center | Tube
|-
| align=center colspan=2 | 21 || align=center | [[Ripsaw Rage]] || align=center | 2 || align=center | Tree
|-
| align=center colspan=2 | 22 || align=center | [[Blazing Bazukas]] || align=center | 2 || align=center | Machine
|-
| align=center colspan=2 | 23 || align=center | [[Low-G Labyrinth]] || align=center | 2 || align=center | Tube
|-
| align=center colspan=2 | 24 || align=center | BOSS LEVEL: [[KAOS|Kaos Karnage]] || align=center | 0 || align=center | Machine
|-
! colspan=5 style="background:yellow" align=center | [[K3]]
|- style=background:yellow align=center
!colspan="2" width=5%|#
!rowspan="2" width=50%|Level
!rowspan="2" width=10%|Bonus Areas
!rowspan="2" width=35%|Type of Level
|-style="background:yellow" align="center"
!width=5%|SNES
!width=5%|GBA
|-
| align=center colspan=2 | 25 || align=center | [[Krevice Kreepers]] || align=center | 2 || align=center | Cliff
|-
| align=center colspan=2 | 26 || align=center | [[Tearaway Toboggan]] || align=center | 2 || align=center | Snow
|-
| align=center colspan=2 | 27 || align=center | [[Barrel Drop Bounce]] || align=center | 2 || align=center | Falls
|-
| align=center colspan=2 | 28 || align=center | [[Krack Shot Kroc]] || align=center | 2 || align=center | Machine
|-
| align=center colspan=2 | 29 || align=center | [[Lemguin Lunge]] || align=center | 2 || align=center | Snow
|-
| align=center colspan=2 | 30 || align=center | BOSS LEVEL: [[Bleak|Bleak's House]] || align=center | 0 || align=center | Snow
|-
! colspan=5 style="background:yellow" align=center | [[Razor Ridge]]
|- style=background:yellow align=center
!colspan="2" width=5%|#
!rowspan="2" width=50%|Level
!rowspan="2" width=10%|Bonus Areas
!rowspan="2" width=35%|Type of Level
|-style="background:yellow" align="center"
!width=5%|SNES
!width=5%|GBA
|-
| align=center colspan=2 | 31 || align=center | [[Buzzer Barrage]] || align=center | 2 || align=center | Cave
|-
| align=center colspan=2 | 32 || align=center | [[Kong-Fused Cliffs]] || align=center | 2 || align=center | Cliff
|-
| align=center colspan=2 | 33 || align=center | [[Floodlit Fish]] || align=center | 2 || align=center | Coral
|-
| align=center colspan=2 | 34 || align=center | [[Pot Hole Panic]] || align=center | 2 || align=center | Cave
|-
| align=center colspan=2 | 35 || align=center | [[Ropey Rumpus]] || align=center | 2 || align=center | Cliff
|-
| align=center | 36 || align=center | - || align=center | BOSS LEVEL: [[Barbos|Barbos's Barrier]] || align=center | 0 || align=center | Coral
|-
| align=center | - || align=center | 36 || align=center | BOSS LEVEL: [[Kroctopus|Kroctopus Krush]] || align=center | 0 || align=center | Falls
|-
! colspan=5 style="background:yellow" align=center | [[Pacifica]]
|- style=background:yellow align=center
!colspan="2" width=5%|#
!rowspan="2" width=50%|Level
!rowspan="2" width=10%|Bonus Areas
!rowspan="2" width=35%|Type of Level
|-style="background:yellow" align="center"
!width=5%|SNES
!width=5%|GBA
|-
| align=center | - || align=center | 37 || align=center | [[Dingy Drainpipe]] || align=center | 2 || align=center | Tube
|-
| align=center | - || align=center | 38 || align=center | [[Stormy Seas]] || align=center | 2 || align=center | Stilt
|-
| align=center | - || align=center | 39 || align=center | [[Sunken Spruce]] || align=center | 2 || align=center | Tree
|-
| align=center | - || align=center | 40 || align=center | [[Cliffside Blast]] || align=center | 2 || align=center | Cliff
|-
| align=center | - || align=center | 41 || align=center | [[Ripcurl Reef]] || align=center | 2 || align=center | Coral
|-
| align=center | - || align=center | 42 || align=center | [[Surf's Up]] || align=center | 2 || align=center | Tube
|-
| align=center | - || align=center | 43 || align=center | BOSS LEVEL: [[Barbos|Barbos' Barrier]] || align=center | 0 || align=center | Coral
|-
! colspan=5 style="background:yellow" align=center | [[KAOS Kore]]
|- style=background:yellow align=center
!colspan="2" width=5%|#
!rowspan="2" width=50%|Level
!rowspan="2" width=10%|Bonus Areas
!rowspan="2" width=35%|Type of Level
|-style="background:yellow" align="center"
!width=5%|SNES
!width=5%|GBA
|-
| align=center | 37 || align=center | 44 || align=center | [[Konveyor Rope Klash]] || align=center | 2 || align=center | Jungle
|-
| align=center | 38 || align=center | 45 || align=center | [[Creepy Caverns]] || align=center | 2 || align=center | Cave
|-
| align=center | 39 || align=center | 46 || align=center | [[Lightning Lookout]] || align=center | 2 || align=center | Riverbank
|-
| align=center | 40 || align=center | 47 || align=center | [[Koindozer Klamber]] || align=center | 2 || align=center | Jungle
|-
| align=center | 41 || align=center | 48 || align=center | [[Poisonous Pipeline]] || align=center | 2 || align=center | Tube
|-
| align=center rowspan=2 | 42 || align=center rowspan=2| 49 || align=center | BOSS LEVEL: [[KAOS|Kastle Kaos (Part 1)]] || align=center rowspan=2 | 0 || align=center rowspan=2 | Kastle Kaos
|-
| align=center | BOSS LEVEL: [[Baron K. Roolenstein|Kastle Kaos (Part 2)]]
|-
! colspan=5 style="background:yellow" align=center | [[Krematoa]]
|- style=background:yellow align=center
!colspan="2" width=5%|#
!rowspan="2" width=50%|Level
!rowspan="2" width=10%|Bonus Areas
!rowspan="2" width=35%|Type of Level
|-style="background:yellow" align="center"
!width=5%|SNES
!width=5%|GBA
|-
| align=center | 43 || align=center | 50 || align=center | [[Stampede Sprint]] || align=center | 3 || align=center | Jungle
|-
| align=center | 44 || align=center | 51 || align=center | [[Criss Kross Cliffs]] || align=center | 2 || align=center | Cliff
|-
| align=center | 45 || align=center | 52 || align=center | [[Tyrant Twin Tussle]] || align=center | 3 || align=center | Cave
|-
| align=center | 46 || align=center | 53 || align=center | [[Swoopy Salvo]] || align=center | 3 || align=center | Tree
|-
| align=center | 47 || align=center | 54 || align=center | [[Rocket Rush]] || align=center | 0 || align=center | Cliff
|-
| align=center | 48 || align=center | 55 || align=center | BOSS LEVEL: [[Baron K. Roolenstein|Knautilus]] || align=center | 0 || align=center | The Knautilus
|-
|}

==Characters==
===Playable Characters===

{|width=100% cellspacing=0 border=2 cellpadding=3 style="border-collapse:collapse;background:white"
|-style="background:yellow;"
!Image
!Name
!Description
|-
| align="center" |[[File:DixieSprite65.gif]]
![[Dixie Kong]]
|Dixie Kong is the cousin of Kiddy Kong and the girlfriend of Diddy Kong. With her long ponytail, she is able to propel through the air and cross large gaps easily. However, she is not very strong and can hardly even hold Kiddy on her shoulders.
|-
| align="center" |[[File:KiddySprite65.png]]
![[Kiddy Kong]]
|This mighty ape is the little brother of [[Chunky Kong]] and the cousin of Dixie Kong. He is so strong that he can easily throw Dixie high in the air or at enemies. Although he does not have a move like Dixie's Helicopter Twirl, he can skip over water a few times while rolling.
|}


===Supporting Characters===

{|width=100% cellspacing=0 border=2 cellpadding=3 style="border-collapse:collapse;background:white"
|-style="background:yellow;"
!Image
!Name
!Description
|-
| align="center" |[[File:BananaQueen65.png]]
![[Banana Bird Queen]]
|The Banana Bird Queen is the mother of the Banana Birds scattered across the Northern Kremisphere. She is only found after the apes earn the Gyrocopter and fly into the clouds. She is sealed away by Baron K. Roolenstein in the game, but with the help from the apes, the Banana Birds are united and help her break free from the [[Evil Barrier]]. Once free, she defeats K. Rool once and for all.
|-
| align="center" |[[File:CrankyDKC365.png]]
![[Cranky Kong]]
|Cranky Kong is Donkey Kong's grandfather. In the Super Nintendo version of the game, he plays against the heroes in a ball tossing game hosted by Swanky. However, in the remake, he runs Cranky's Dojo, where the player must control him to deflect the Bristles coming at him.
|-
| align="center" |[[File:DiddyKongDKC365.png]]
![[Diddy Kong]]
|During the events of the game, Diddy Kong must be rescued by Kiddy and Dixie from Baron K. Roolenstein, who uses his and Donkey Kong's power to power up KAOS. This is the only game in the ''Donkey Kong Country'' series where he is not playable.
|-
| align="center" |[[File:DonkeyKongDKC365.png]]
![[Donkey Kong]]
|Like Diddy, Donkey Kong is captured by Baron K. Roolenstein so that K. Rool can utilize his energy to power KAOS. He must be rescued once again by Dixie and Kiddy.
|-
| align="center" |[[File:FunkyDKC365.png]]
![[Funky Kong]]
|Funky runs Funky's Rentals, where the heroes can rent vehicles, such as the Gyrocopter or the Hover Craft. However, in order to use these vehicles, they must give Funky certain parts and items, such as a patch or some skis.
|-
| align="center" |[[File:SwankyDKC365.png]]
![[Swanky Kong]]
|In the Super Nintendo version of the game, Swanky runs Swanky's Sideshow, while in the remake, he runs Swanky's Dash. He gives the Kongs collectibles, such as Bears Coins and Banana Bunches, if they are able to complete his Bonus Games.
|-
| align="center" |[[File:WrinklyDKC365.png]]
![[Wrinkly Kong]]
|Wrinky runs Wrinky's Save Cave in the Super Nintendo version of the game, and she also runs Wrinky's Retreat in the Game Boy Advance remake. Although she only holds the Kongs' Banana Birds in the remake, she allows them to save their game and check their progress in the original version.
|}

===Brothers Bears===

{|width=100% cellspacing=0 border=2 cellpadding=3 style="border-collapse:collapse;background:white"
|-style="background:yellow;"
!Image
!Name
!Description
|-
| align="center" |[[File:BachelorBear.png]]
![[Bachelor]]
|This Brothers Bear lives on a small island in the center of Lake Orangatanga, where Barnacle had originally been in the Super Nintendo version. He wants a rose and a box of chocolates for his girlfriend, but needs the help of the Kongs to get them. After they help him out, Bachelor gives them a Banana Bird. Also, upon meeting him, the apes are given the Flupperius Petallus Pongus flower, which Bachelor has no use for.
|-
| align="center" |[[File:Baffle65.PNG]]
![[Baffle]]
|This code-breaker resides in KAOS Kore. In order to solve one of his codes, the apes have to give him the mirror item, bought by Bazaar for fifty Bear Coins. If the monkeys find out what he is saying, they should learn about how to find KAOS Kore's Banana Bird Cave.
|-
| align="center" |[[File:Barnacles!65.png]]
![[Barnacle]]
|Barnacle is a shell collector living residing in Pacifica (although he resides in Lake Orangatanga in the Super Nintendo verion). In exchange for a shell, Barnacle gives the apes his Banana Bird, which he is not very fond of anyway.
|-
| align="center" |[[File:Barter65.PNG]]
![[Barter]]
|Barter is a Brothers Bear living in a swap shop near K3. The first time the heroes meet him, he appears to look ragged, but if the apes give him the mirror, his appearance slightly changes. In exchange for the mirror, Barter gives the monkeys a No. 6 Wrench to help fix Björn's chairlift.
|-
| align="center" |[[File:Bazaar65.png]]
![[Bazaar]]
|Bazaar runs a general store next to Funky's Rentals and Wrinkly's Save Cave. He sells a shell for five coins, a box of chocolates for twenty coins, and a mirror for fifty coins.
|-
| align="center" |[[File:Bazooka65.png]]
![[Bazooka]]
|Bazooka is a veteran of the [[Kremean War]] who resides in Mekanos. He owns a cannon known as "Big Bessie", which must be loaded up with a Bowling Ball to blast the apes to a Banana Bird Cave.
|-
| align="center" |[[File:Benny65.PNG]]
![[Benny]]
|Similar to his brother, Björn, Benny runs the chairlifts in Razor Ridge. He allows the apes to use his chairlifts at no charge to cross over to Kong-Fused Cliffs. Unlike most of the other bears, Benny does not need any assistance from the Kongs, nor does he hold a Banana Bird.
|-
| align="center" |[[File:Bjorn65.PNG]]
![[Björn]]
|Björn, the brother of Benny, runs the second set of chairlifts in Razor Ridge. However, his are not working, so the apes have to offer their help to use them. If they give him the No. 6 Wrench from Barter, he can fix the chairlifts and help them reach a Banana Bird Cave.
|-
| align="center" |[[File:Blizzard65.png]]
![[Blizzard (Bear)|Blizzard]]
|After being stuck in K3 due to the snowy weather, Blizzard is unable to reach Blue's birthday party. When the apes find him in the world, he gives them his gift to Blue for the heroes to deliver.
|-
| align="center" |[[File:Blue65.png]]
![[Blue]]
|Blue is depressed during the events of the game due to nobody coming to his birthday party. In order to finally cheer him up, the heroes must talk to Blizzard in K3 and get the present from him. After the gift is delivered, Blue cheers up, although he ends up giving the contents of the gift back to the monkeys.
|-
| align="center" |[[File:Blunder65.png]]
![[Blunder]]
|Blunder can be found in a cabin to the west of the Kremwood Forest. Visiting him is completely optional, although if he is talked to, the monkeys are given the secret on how to find the lost world, Krematoa.
|-
| align="center" |[[File:Boomer65.PNG]]
![[Boomer (Bear)|Boomer]]
|Boomer is found on the lost world of Krematoa. If the apes give him some of their hard-earned Bonus Coins, he blows up roadblocks blocking the pathways to secret levels. Cogs are found in these levels, and if they are all placed in one of his machines, the submarine, Knautilus, is revealed in the nearby lake.
|-
| align="center" |[[File:Bramble65.png]]
![[Bramble (Bear)|Bramble]]
|Bramble is a Brothers Bear located near Cotton-Top Cove who is interested in plants, but not the machines in Mekanos. Once the machines are shut down on the nearby island and the apes complete Razor Ridge, a Flupperius Petallus Pongus appears near his cabin to pick. In exchange for the flower, he gives the heroes a Banana Bird. In the Game Boy Advance remake, the Flupperius Petallus Pongus is actually given to the apes by Bachelor, and if it is given to Bramble, he gives the Kongs a rose. 
|-
| align="center" |[[File:Brash65.png]]
![[Brash]]
|This bear is a jock in the Kremwood Forest who holds the record of completing Riverside Race in one minute and fifty seconds. Although he brags to the apes about his feat, the monkeys can beat his time in the level, causing the bear to become enraged. As a result of his tantrum, a log in the forest falls into the riverbank, creating a bridge to a Banana Bird Cave.
|}

===Enemies===
====Normal Enemies====
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!Image
!Name
!Description
!First Level Appearance
!Last Level Appearance
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| align="center" |[[File:BazukaSprite65.PNG]]
![[Bazuka]]
|These Kremlings carry large round bazookas, which they use to fire Barrels out of. [[Switch Barrel]]s can be used to change what type of barrels they shoot. A vertical firing Bazuka also appears in Criss Kross Cliffs. Bazukas have a level dedicated to themselves, known as Blazing Bazukas.
| align="center" |[[Blazing Bazukas]]
| align="center" |[[Criss Kross Cliffs|Criss<br>Kross<br>Cliffs]]
|-
| align="center" |[[File:BazzaSprite65.png]]
![[Bazza]]
|These enemies, similar to [[Swoopy]]s, always move from one hole to another. They are located underwater, and are only found in one level in the Super Nintendo version of the game, Bazza's Blockade. They are also found in Sunken Spruce and Ripcurl Reef in the Game Boy Advance version.
| align="center" |[[Bazza's Blockade]]
| align="center" |[[Ripcurl Reef|Ripcurl<br>Reef]]<br>(GBA version only)
|-
| align="center" |[[File:BootyBirdSprite65.png]]
![[Booty Bird]]
|A round bird enemy that flies in the air during many levels. It attacks by simply flying around areas and trying to hit the Kongs. When defeated, they usually drop special items, such as Banana Bunches and K-O-N-G Letters. The heroes can defeat them by jumping on them or by hitting them with a barrel. Animal Buddies can also attack them.
| align="center" |[[Lakeside Limbo|Lakeside<br>Limbo]]
| align="center" |[[Swoopy Salvo|Swoopy<br>Salvo]]
|-
| align="center" |[[File:BountyBassSprite65.png]]
![[Bounty Bass]]
|This foe is quite similar to Booty Birds, but only appears underwater. It swims back and fourth in the coral reefs and tries to hit the apes. When defeated, it drops items for the apes to grab, such a [[Bear Coin]]s. However, only Enguarde can defeat this plump enemy.
| align="center" |[[Bazza's Blockade|Bazza's<br>Blockade]]
| align="center" |[[Ripcurl Reef|Ripcurl<br>Reef]]<br>(GBA version only)
|-
| align="center" |[[File:BristlesSprite65.png]]
![[Bristles]]
|This spiky porcupine enemy can be found commonly in the game. Because of its spikes, it can not be defeated by a jump. Therefore, the only way to defeat it is by using a roll or a barrel attack to hit it. However, the apes must watch for his spikes while rolling into them, as it can still hurt them if they attack the foe's backside.
| align="center" |[[Springin' Spiders|Springin'<br>Spiders]]
| align="center" |[[Swoopy Salvo|Swoopy<br>Salvo]]
|-
| align="center" |[[File:BuzzSprite65.png]]
![[Buzz (species)|Buzz]]
|Buzzes are much like the [[Zinger]] foes from the previous installments in the series, but they appear to be more robotic. These very common foes move around areas, trying to hit the apes. If they are touched, one of the Kongs are damaged and run away, only to be found again in a DK Barrel. Buzzes come in both green and red variations. The green Buzzes can be defeated only by a barrel or by an attack from an Animal Buddy, while the red Buzzes can only be defeated by a TNT Barrel or an Invincibility Barrel.
| align="center" |[[Doorstop Dash|Doorstop<br>Dash]]
| align="center" |[[Rocket Rush| Rocket<br>Rush]]
|-
| align="center" |[[File:Gleamin'BreamSprite65.png]]
![[Gleamin' Bream]]
|Gleamin' Breams are rare enemies that have a very similar appearance to Bounty Basses. They are plump, yellow, underwater foes that give off a beams of light around them. If Enguarde hits them, they do not flee, but instead light up the dark areas of Floodlit Fish. However, they only appear in the said level.
| align="center" |[[Floodlit Fish|Floodlit<br>Fish]]
| align="center" |[[Floodlit Fish|Floodlit<br>Fish]]
|-
| align="center" |[[File:KarbineSprite65.png]]
![[Karbine]]
|Another uncommon enemy that only appears in Fire-Ball Frenzy. They use their cannons to shoot large fireballs at the heroes. They often follow the Kongs when they are in sight, and they also shoot in a certain pattern. This way, the apes can find out when they are going to shoot. Karbines are always attacking from the background, and therefore cannot be defeated.
| align="center" |[[Fire-Ball Frenzy]]
| align="center" |[[Fire-Ball Frenzy]]
|-
| align="center" |[[File:KlaspSprite65.PNG]]
![[Klasp]]
|A similar enemy to [[TNT Knocka]]s, however, they are only found gripping onto long, horizontal ropes. They always try to move with the apes, and the monkeys have to climb fast if they want to escape being blown up by this explosive enemy.
| align="center" |[[Kreeping Klasps]]
| align="center" |[[Criss Kross Cliffs|Criss<br>Cross<br>Cliffs]]
|-
| align="center" |[[File:Knik-KnakSprite65.png]]
![[Knik-Knak]]
|These common enemies replace [[Flitter]]s and [[Click-Clack]]s from the previous game. They are red beetles that hurt the apes if hit on the side. Jumping on them, however, defeats them. They can often be used as stepping stones for the Kongs to reach higher areas. A rare, yellow variety also appears.
| align="center" |[[Tidal Trouble|Tidal<br>Trouble]]
| align="center" |[[Lightning Lookout]]
|-
| align="center" |[[File:KnockaSprite65.png]]
![[Knocka]]
|These green barrels are the replacements of [[Klobber]]s from the prequel. They do the same thing as the Klobbers: trying to knock the monkeys into the water or off a cliff. However, they cannot steal anything in this game when hitting the heroes.
| align="center" |[[Tidal Trouble|Tidal<br>Trouble]]
| align="center" |[[Creepy Caverns|Creepy<br>Caverns]]
|-
| align="center" |[[File:KobbleSprite65.png]]
![[Kobble]]
|A generic Kremling enemy that simply walks back and fourth through areas to attack. If the apes touch it at the side, they take damage, but if they jump on its head, they can easily defeat it. Any cartwheel attack or Animal Buddy attack can also defeat it. Kobbles are very similar to [[Kritter]]s and [[Klomp]]s from the first two ''Donkey Kong Country'' games.
| align="center" |[[Lakeside Limbo]]
| align="center" |[[Kreeping Klasps]]
|-
| align="center" |[[File:KocoSprite65.png]]
![[Koco]]
|Kocos are the game's basic underwater enemies. Red and green variations of these foes appear; The green Kocos simply swim in place, serving as an obstacle for the Kongs, while the red kinds swim around, trying to hit them. They are very common underwater enemies, but can only be defeated by Enguarde the Swordfish or by the Nibbla buddy.
| align="center" |[[Tidal Trouble|Tidal<br>Trouble]]
| align="center" |[[Poisonous Pipeline|Poisonous<br>Pipeline]]
|-
| align="center" |[[File:KoinSprite65.png]]
![[Koin]]
|These are one of the most common enemies in the game. One appears in every level, and they are always seen guarding a DK Coin, unless the Kongs have already collected the item. They can only be defeated by Steel Kegs, and their shield can easily protect themselves from all attacks. The apes must bounce the barrel off of a wall and trick the Koin to defeat it.
| align="center" |[[Lakeside Limbo]]
| align="center" |[[Rocket Rush]]
|-
| align="center" |[[File:Koindozer.png|55px]]
![[Koindozer]]
|Koindozers are very similar to Koins, although they do not carry any DK Coins. Unlike Koins, they are not stationary; they chase after the apes with their shields, trying to knock them into gaps and other foes, much like Knockas. However, they can sometimes be used as a platform to reach higher areas. They only appear in Koindozer Klamber, one of the game's final levels.
| align="center" |[[Koindozer Klamber]]
| align="center" |[[Koindozer Klamber]]
|-
| align="center" |[[File:KopterSprite65.png]]
![[Kopter]]
|These Kremling enemies are usually seen propelling around mountainous levels. They attack by spinning downwards with their blades, trying to hit the heroes. They wear green helmets, and therefore cannot be defeated with a jump. In fact, the apes have no way of defeating these uncommon enemies.
| align="center" |[[Buzzer Barrage]]
| align="center" |[[Pot Hole Panic|Pot Hole<br>Panic]]
|-
| align="center" |[[File:KrimpSprite65.png]]
![[Krimp]]
|Similar to [[Klaptrap]]s and [[Klampon]]s from the first two ''Donkey Kong Country'' games, Krimps are common enemies in the game. They move back and forth through various areas and try to bite the Kongs. While their backside is vulnerable to cartwheel attacks, the apes cannot attack them from the front without getting injured. However, a jump can easily defeat them.
| align="center" |[[Skidda's Row|Skidda's<br>Row]]
| align="center" |[[Tyrant Twin Tussle]]
|-
| align="center" |[[File:KrosshairSprite65.png]]
![[Krosshair]]
|This is a very rare enemy that only appears in one level, Krack Shot Kroc. During the level, it tries to target Squitter, the Animal Buddy being ridden on during the level. After it does so, it shoots a fireball at the spider, harming the buddy if he is hit. The Krosshair cannot be defeated, and because it cannot be defeat, the hero must deal with it until the end of the level, where a "No Krosshair" sign is present.
| align="center" |[[Krack Shot Kroc]]
| align="center" |[[Krack Shot Kroc]]
|-
| align="center" |[[File:KrumpleSprite65.PNG]]
![[Krumple]]
|These muscular Kremlings replace [[Krusha]]s and [[Kruncha]]s from the first two games in the series. When touched on the sides, or on the head by Dixie, they push the apes out of the way, possibly hitting them into an obstacle. They can only be defeated by being jumped on by Kiddy Kong or by being hit by a barrel. Animal Buddies such as Ellie can also defeat them.
| align="center" |[[Rocket Barrel Ride|Rocket<br>Barrel<br>Ride]]
| align="center" |[[Creepy Caverns|Creepy<br>Caverns]]
|-
| align="center" |[[File:KuchukaSprite65.PNG]]
![[Kuchuka]]
|An enemy similar in appearance to Knockas and TNT Knockas. They appear as purple barrels painted with odd faces. They do not move, but instead throw bombs at the apes from where they are sitting. Kuchukas cannot be defeated.
| align="center" |[[Pot Hole Panic|Pot Hole<br>Panic]]
| align="center" |[[Pot Hole Panic|Pot Hole<br>Panic]]
|-
| align="center" |[[File:Kuff'n'KloutSprite65.PNG]]
![[Kuff 'n' Klout]]
|Another muscular type of Kremling, the Kuff 'n' Klouts always appear with a partner Kuff 'n' Klout, and the two jump through the few levels they appear in. Sometimes, they also try to ram into the apes. They can be defeated by Squitter's webs, but otherwise, the Kongs have to dodge them, as they cannot be defeated in any other way.
| align="center" |[[Stampede Sprint]]
| align="center" |[[Tyrant Twin Tussle]]
|-
| align="center" |[[File:LemguinSprite65.png]]
![[Lemguin]]
|These penguin enemies are found in snow levels, where they slide down slopes on their bellies, trying to run into the monkeys. A jump or roll attack can easily defeat them, but if the heroes are hit by them without using an attack, they take damage. Lemguins only appear in Lemguin Lunge.
| align="center" |[[Lemguin Lunge|Lemguin<br>Lunge]]
| align="center" |[[Lemguin Lunge|Lemguin<br>Lunge]]
|-
| align="center" |[[File:MinkeySprite65.png|40px]]
![[Minkey]]
|A monkey enemy that sticks its head out of the side of the inside part of trees. It attacks by throwing acorns at the apes, which must be avoided at all cost since the Minkies cannot be defeated. Sometimes, [[Barrel Shield]]s can block the acorns thrown by these foes.
| align="center" |[[Barrel Shield Bust-Up|Barrel Shield<br>Bust-Up]]
| align="center" |[[Sunken Spruce|Sunken<br>Spruce]]
|-
| align="center" |[[File:Nibbla65.png]]
![[Nibbla]]
|This underwater enemy, serving as an Animal Buddy in Fish Food Frenzy, is much like [[Snapjaw (fish)|Snapjaws]] and [[Lockjaw]]s from ''Donkey Kong Country 2''. They swim through the water under the apes, waiting to attack. If the heroes land in the same body of water that the Nibbla is in, the fish quickly attacks them. Nibblas cannot be defeated.
| align="center" |[[Bobbing Barrel Brawl|Bobbing<br>Barrel<br>Brawl]]
| align="center" |[[Fish Food Frenzy|Fish<br>Food<br>Frenzy]]
|-
| align="center" |[[File:Re-KoilSprite65.png]]
![[Re-Koil]]
|This species of Kremling bounces through areas, much like [[Kaboing]]s from ''Donkey Kong Country 2''. If the apes run into it, they are damaged, although a simple cartwheel or roll attack can easily defeat the foe. Jumping on the Re-Koil's head can also defeat it.
| align="center" |[[Murky Mill|Murky<br>Mill]]
| align="center" |[[Lightning Lookout|Lightning<br>Lookout]]
|-
| align="center" |[[File:SneekSprite65.png]]
![[Sneek]]
|These enemies are much like [[Neek]]s from the second game in the series. They simply walk back and fourth through areas and try to hit into the apes. Additionally, they must be defeated in Squeals on Wheels for the Kongs to progress. Ellie the Elephant is also afraid of these foes, and if she notices them, she quickly dashes away.
| align="center" |[[Lakeside Limbo|Lakeside<br>Limbo]]
| align="center" |[[Stampede Sprint|Stampede<br>Sprint]]
|-
| align="center" |[[File:SkiddaSprite65.png]]
![[Skidda]]
|These Kremlings are often seen in snow levels, where they slide all over housetops and on icy hills. They are very similar to Kobbles, and can easily be defeated by a roll or cartwheel attack, as well as a jump.
| align="center" |[[Skidda's Row|Skidda'a<br>Row]]
| align="center" |[[Lemguin Lunge|Lemguin<br>Lunge]]
|-
| align="center" |[[File:SwoopySprite65.png]]
![[Swoopy]]
|Similar to Bazzas, these foes quickly swoop through the trees in tree levels to attack the apes. Sometimes, however, they crash into the sides of the trees and can be used as platforms to reach higher areas. Jumping on these foes can defeat them.
| align="center" |[[Springin' Spiders|Springin'<br>Spiders]]
| align="center" |[[Swoopy Salvo|Swoopy<br>Salvo]]
|-
| align="center" |[[File:TNTKnockaSprite65.png]]
![[TNT Knocka]]
|This rare enemy can only be found in the Game Boy Advance remake of the game. It acts much like Knockas: jumping out of its barrel when the apes approach and chasing them. However, instead of simply pushing the apes, it explodes when touched, much like [[Kaboom]]s from ''Donkey Kong Country 2''. The explosion can easily damage a Kong.
| align="center" |[[Stormy Seas|Stormy<br>Seas]]
| align="center" |[[Stormy Seas|Stormy<br>Seas]]
|}

====Bosses====
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!Image
!Name
!Description
|-
| align="center" |[[File:BelchaBarrels.PNG|80px]]
![[Belcha]]
|This giant barrel resides inside an old barn at the end of [[Lake Orangatanga]]. He has a tendency to burp when full, hence his name. His way of attacking is spitting barrels out of his mouth. Inside these barrels are yellow Klik-Klacks, which must be thrown into the boss' mouth to make him burp himself into a pit. However, if this isn't done fast enough, the foe might push the apes into a pit first.
|-
| align="center" |[[File:Arichsprite65.png|105px]]
![[Arich]]
|Arich is a large, red spider. He is fought at the end of [[Kremwood Forest]] in the level, Arich's Ambush. Arich hangs on a tread of web and he attacks by bouncing up and down and spitting venom at the Kongs. Only the barrels can defeat the colossus arachnid, as if thrown to the arachnid's jaw 4 times, he can fall.
|-
| align="center" |[[File:Squirtsprite65.png]]
![[Squirt]]
|Squirt is a large, rocky slug who lives on a waterfall. He is found in the [[Cotton-Top Cove]] in the level, Squirt's Showdown. Squirt's attacks involve him spitting water at the pachyderm to knock her off the cliffs where the battle takes place. Ellie the elephant can rebound it by sucking water from the waterfall and blasting it into Squirt's eyes.
|-
| align="center" |[[File:KAOSsprite65.png|70px]]
![[KAOS]]
|KAOS is fought in the island, [[Mekanos]]. He attacks by exhausting flames to scorch the apes. Eventually, his head floats off of his body, and it fights against the apes separately. It can blast them with a quick laser. Eventually, KAOS stops and spins blades around him to hurt the apes. However, they can use it to their benefit by jump on them and attacking the robot's head. However, robotic arms try to sweep them away as they try to do so. KAOS is fought a second time in [[Kastle KAOS]], with different tactics and moves. The Kongs must use barrels to defeat him, as he does not use his blades anymore. He reveals a new head during this battle, which uses bomb-launchers in its eye. He is still vulnerable to barrels, though.
|-
| align="center" |[[File:BleakSnowmanThing.PNG]]
![[Bleak]]
|Bleak appears in the snowy mountain, [[K3]]. His method of attacking is popping up in random areas and throwing snowballs at the Kongs. He can also use his hat has a snow cannon, blasting snow boulders out of it later in the battle. The Kongs can defeat Bleak by throwing snowballs at Bleak's amulet.
|-
| align="center" |[[File:BarbosBossSprite65.gif|75px]]
![[Barbos]]
|Barbos is a large Lurchin who resides in the area, Razor Ridge. However, she is fought in Pacifica in the Game Boy Advance version of the game. The Kongs must use Enguarde the Swordfish to defeat Barbos, as she is underwater in a red lake. She attacks by sending out Lurchins at Enguarde. Enguarde must smash the Lurchins into the spike balls of Barbos. Once Barbos's body is exposed as a result, Enguarde can smash her body. Barbos can also shoot out shell missiles, which Enguarde can lead to her to attack. After that, she sends spikes that Enguarde must avoid.
|-
| align="center" |[[File:Krocsprite.png|135px]]
![[Kroctopus]] (Game Boy Advance version only)
|Kroctopus replaces Barbos in Razor Ridge in the Game Boy Advance version of the game. The Kongs cannot fight the submerged green creature; instead, they must lead the bombs Kroctopus sends out into the clawed tentacles. After being caught in the bombs several times, Kroctopus gets angrier and attacks faster; however, he can still be defeated the same way.
|-
| align="center" |[[File:BaronKroolEinstein.PNG]]
![[Baron K. Roolenstein]]
|The game's final boss, Baron K. Roolenstein, is fought in [[Kastle KAOS]] just shortly after KAOS is dispatched by the Kongs. Baron K. Roolenstein uses jetpacks to fly around using blasts of electricity to attack the Kongs. The Kongs need to pull a pipe on the ceiling to make a barrel appear. The barrel can then be thrown at Baron K. Roolenstein's jetpack several times to defeat him. He can also be fought again at [[Krematoa]] using a fireball launching cannon as well as bolts of electricity to battle the Kongs. He is fought in a similar way here.
|}

==Differences in the GBA Port==
There are many differences between the Super Nintendo version and the Game Boy Advance version.

[[File:WrinklysRetreat.png|thumb|The new area, Wrinkly's Retreat.]]
*Wrinkly Kong is now only located in Wrinkly's Retreat, between Funky's Rentals and Bazaar's General Store. Banana Birds are kept in this area.
*Cranky's Dojo replaces Wrinkly's Save Cave from the original ''Donkey Kong Country 3''. At the dojo, the Kongs can play a Bonus Game to earn a Banana Bird.
*The original soundtrack of the game, which is notably darker in tone in most of the levels, has been replaced by a lighter-toned soundtrack composed by [[wikipedia:David Wise (composer)|David Wise]], who composed the soundtrack of the first two ''Donkey Kong Countries'', but only had a limited involvement with the soundtrack of the third on the Super Nintendo, which was in majority composed by [[wikipedia:Eveline Fischer|Eveline Fischer]].
*The Brother Bear, Barnacle, is relocated to Pacifica, while Bachelor, a new character that only appears in this port, now takes residence in Lake Orangatanga.
*Anytime after completing Mekanos, the player can visit Bramble to earn a Banana Bird.
*New objects, such as the box of chocolates, have been added to trade amongst the Brothers Bears. Some items must also be traded differently.
*Like in the first two Game Boy Advance remakes for the series, the supporting Kongs have Bonus Games for the heroes to complete. Funky Kong has four new Bonus Games, although the types of games available depends on how many vehicles the heroes can rent, while Cranky and Swanky both have a single Bonus Game.
*Swanky Kong wears the same attire that he wears in ''Donkey Kong Country 2'', unlike in the original, where his outfit is different.
[[File:Stormy Seas.PNG|thumb|A new level seen in Pacifica, known as Stormy Seas.]]
*The game introduces the new area, Pacifica, which is the seventh world of the game, located between Razor Ridge and KAOS Kore. The world carries six new levels, as well as all new Bonus Level locations.
*After beating Mekanos and Cotton-Top Cove, the player has the option of playing through either K3, Razor Ridge, or Pacifica to progress, although they all must be completed to beat the game.
*Barbos has been relocated to Pacifica while Kroctopus, a new boss, now inhabits Razor Ridge.
*The houses that the Brothers Bears live in, as well as the bears themselves, have been redesigned. Also, the same music is heard in every house and no longer changes according to the bear. (The music piece is also heard in Funky's Rentals, Swanky's Dash, and Wrinkly's Retreat.)
*There are now five extra Banana Birds to collect, increasing the total to twenty.
*The game also borrows several elements from ''[[Donkey Kong Land III]]'', the original [[Game Boy]] counterpart to the Super Nintendo version. These include automatically getting the DK Coin after defeating the Koin.
*Oddly, Blizzard is now a grizzly bear, as opposed to the original, where he is a polar bear.
*The boss, Squirt, has more attacks and has been made harder to defeat.
*When a DK Coin is collected, it tells the player how many more are left.
*The world maps show a closer view of the Kongs than in the original.
*When Knautilus is unlocked in the Super Nintendo version, the background of areas in Krematoa turns red. However, this does not happen in the Game Boy Advance version.
*The final level, Rocket Rush, has an increased difficulty, as red Buzzes damage the Rocket Barrel when touched, and there is no Star Barrel at any point of the stage.

==Image Gallery==
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==Beta elements==
''Main article: [[Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble/Beta elements]]''

==References to Other Games==
*''[[Donkey Kong Country]]'': The prequel to ''Donkey Kong Country 3''. It has many similar gameplay elements and items.
*''[[Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest]]'': Another prequel to ''Donkey Kong Country 3''. Many items and moves from this game are featured in its sequel. Swanky Kong also wears the same attire in this game as he does in the Game Boy Advance remake of ''Donkey Kong Country 3''.
*''[[Super Mario 64]]'': [[Wrinkly Kong]] is sometimes playing this game, as heard from the [[Nintendo 64]].
*''[[Donkey Kong 64]]'': Some Kongs first appearing in this game, such as [[Lanky Kong]] and [[Tiny Kong]], are seen in Funky's Bonus Games in the Game Boy Advance version.

==References in Later Games==
*''[[Donkey Kong Land III]]'': A semi-sequel to ''Donkey Kong Country 3''. It features the same music, level themes, and bosses from ''Donkey Kong Country 3''.
*''[[Donkey Kong Country]]'': In the Game Boy Advance version, if the player chooses the "One Player Hero" mode when creating a new file, Cranky makes a reference to the game's Banana Birds when he says, ''"Oh yes, next time you swap costumes, have a look in the mirror before leaving. You look like a banana bird."''
*''[[Donkey Konga 3]]'': Barnacle, a Brothers Bear first appearing in ''Donkey Kong Country 3'', reappears in this game.
*''[[Donkey Kong Barrel Blast]]'': Kopter, an enemy from ''Donkey Kong Country 3'', appears as a playable character in this game.

==Trivia==
*The game was placed 23rd in the 100th issue of [[Nintendo Power|Nintendo Power's]] "100 best Nintendo games of all time" in 1997. <ref>http://www.gamekult.com/communaute/forum/voirmessage.html?foid=13000909, retrieved 6/4/2009</ref>

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-'''''Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble!''''' (or simply '''''Donkey Kong Country 3''''')<ref>{{Cite|archive=https://web.archive.org/web/19980705001825/http://www.rare.co.uk/retro/backcat/gamepages/dkc3.html|title=Rarewhere|publisher=Rareware}}</ref> is the third installment in the ''[[Donkey Kong Country (series)|Donkey Kong Country]]'' series released in November 1996. It was developed by [[Rare]]ware and published by [[Nintendo]] for the [[Super Nintendo Entertainment System]]. It is a sequel and direct follow-up to ''[[Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest]]'', which followed ''[[Donkey Kong Country]]''. The game stars [[Dixie Kong]] and her toddler cousin, [[Kiddy Kong]], as they travel through [[Northern Kremisphere]] on an adventure to find [[Donkey Kong]] and [[Diddy Kong]] from the villainous [[Kremling Krew]] and their new leader, [[KAOS]].
+'''''Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble!''''' (known as '''''Super Donkey Kong 3: Nazo no Krems Shima''''' in Japan) is the third game for the popular ''[[Donkey Kong (series)|Donkey Kong]]'' game series, ''[[Donkey Kong Country]]''. It is the sequel to ''[[Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest]]''. It also has a semi-sequel for the [[Game Boy]], ''[[Donkey Kong Land III]]'', as well another sequel, ''[[Donkey Kong Country Returns]]'', for the [[Nintendo Wii]]. The game stars [[Dixie Kong]] and her little cousin, [[Kiddy Kong]], as they travel through the numerous lands of the [[Northern Kremisphere]] in order to rescue [[Donkey Kong]] and [[Diddy Kong]] from the [[Kremling Krew]] and their new leader, [[KAOS]].
-In 2005, a [[Donkey Kong Country 3 (Game Boy Advance)|remake]] of the game was released for [[Game Boy Advance]], and in 2007/2008, the original version was ported to the [[Wii]]'s [[Virtual Console#Wii|Virtual Console]]. On November 25, 2012, for reasons unknown, ''Donkey Kong Country 3'' and its predecessors were delisted from the Wii Virtual Console,<ref>{{cite|deadlink=y|archive=web.archive.org/web/20151206044400/http://gimmegimmegames.com/2012/11/nintendo-removing-all-donkey-kong-country-games-from-virtual-console|title=Nintendo removing all Donkey Kong Country games from Virtual Console|author=Femmel, Kevin|date=November 16, 2012|publisher=Gimme Gimme Games|accessdate=June 5, 2024|language=en}}</ref> but on October 30, 2014, the games were relisted in Europe and Australia. Around the same time, the games were released for the [[Wii U]]'s [[Virtual Console#Wii U|Virtual Console]] in Europe and Australia, in Japan on November 26, 2014, and in the United States and Canada on February 26, 2015. For handhelds, ''Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble!'' was ported exclusively to the [[Nintendo 3DS#New Nintendo 3DS/New Nintendo 3DS XL|New Nintendo 3DS]]'s [[Virtual Console#Nintendo 3DS|Virtual Console]] in May/June 2016. It was made available on [[Super Nintendo Entertainment System - Nintendo Switch Online]] for the [[Nintendo Switch]] on December 18, 2020.
+A remake of the game was released for the [[Game Boy Advance]] on November 7, 2005 with new features, most noticeably six new stages and an all-new soundtrack designed for the Game Boy Advance sound system. Also, on December 24, 2007, the game was released on the [[Virtual Console]] for the Wii in North America. On December 25, it was released in Europe and Australia.
-A similar game was released for the [[Game Boy]] in [[List of games by date#1997|1997]], ''[[Donkey Kong Land III]]'', and it has the same characters and settings.
+==Storyline==
-==Story==
+Months after the defeat of the Kremling Krew, the Kongs are still celebrating. Both [[Donkey Kong]] and [[Diddy Kong]], with [[Dixie Kong]] occasionally joining them, often sit around the beach on hammocks with banana shakes. One day, however, Dixie Kong, surprisingly finds Diddy's room deserted. Knowing that is wasn't normal for him to be gone so early, she notices a note from Diddy on the table. After reading the note, she learns that the two had gone to the islands to explore. Dixie searches for them, expecting them to be no farther than the beach.
-[[File:DKC3 Diddy's letter.jpg|thumb|left|The letter written by Diddy, as shown from the instruction booklet]]
-Months after the events of ''[[Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest]]'', the [[Kong]]s were back at [[Donkey Kong Island|DK Island]], still celebrating their victory over the [[King K. Rool|K. Rool]] and the [[Kremling]]s. [[Donkey Kong]] and [[Diddy Kong]] often slung up a hammock, played some music, and drank banana milkshakes while soaking up the sun. Dixie often joined alongside them.
-One morning, Dixie found that Diddy was not in his room. This surprised her as it was unusual for Diddy to be up so early. She found a note on a table that read:
+Searching all day, Dixie does not find the two Kongs, thinking that she had just followed one of their schemes. Hoping that they were having fun, she goes to sleep, but only wakes up to find that Diddy is still missing. Dixie begins to worry as days pass without her seeing a trace of the two apes. Knowing that she needs to do something, Dixie heads to [[Wrinkly Kong]]. She suggests that the monkeys are with [[Funky Kong]] at his beach shop. After Wrinkly teaches Dixie about [[Banana Bird]]s, the young ape heads out to find Funky's Rentals. At the rental shop, Dixie meets Funky, who explains that he has not had any customers other than Kiddy Kong. Dixie decides to bring Kiddy along with her, as she goes on a search for the missing Kongs. Funky allows them to use his [[Motor Boat]], which they use to search for Donkey and Diddy Kong.
-:''Dear Dixie, Gone exploring the islands with DK, Back tomorrow! --Diddy''
-Dixie recalled a few other times where Donkey Kong and Diddy had the same plan, and every time the two Kongs would never travel farther than the beach. Dixie went to look for them at the beach, soon realizing that it was too quiet for them to be nearby. As the sun set, Dixie went to bed. The next morning, Dixie checked Diddy's place and found that he had still not returned. She began worrying over what trouble that Donkey Kong and Diddy got into. The entire day passed and the Kongs still did not return. The third morning, Donkey Kong and Diddy had still not returned, so Dixie went to the southern shores of DK Island and swam to the nearest mainland at the [[Northern Kremisphere]], looking for them.
+[[File:LakeOranga.png|thumb|left|The Kongs about to fight [[Belcha]].]]
+The monkeys use their new boat to travel a short way off the ocean to a small lake called [[Lake Orangatanga]]. Here, they travel through many levels, in mills, by the lakeside, and in the snowy peaks. The Kongs also meet [[Barnacle]] (or [[Bachelor]] in the Game Boy Advance version) on a small island in the middle. If the Kongs search, they can even find the rare Smuggler's Cove, where a precious [[Banana Bird]] lies. At the most southeastern point of the lake, the monkeys find Belcha, a giant barrel who resides in a large, oblong-shaped barn. Once defeated, a cannon shoots the apes out of Belcha's Barn and sends them to the next area.
-Dixie briefly visits [[Wrinkly Kong]], who confirmed that she saw Donkey Kong and Diddy pass, but Wrinkly did not know where they went. She suggested that Donkey Kong and Diddy visited [[Funky's Rentals]]. As Dixie leaves, Wrinkly asks her to search for [[Banana Bird]]s along the way.
+After defeating Belcha, Dixie and Kiddy enter a dark forest known as the [[Kremwood Forest]]. Through here, they travel through several levels in the trees, mills, and riversides. The monkeys gain a banana bird when they beat Brash's record in [[Riverside Race]]. At the edge of the forest, the apes encounters a giant spider named [[Arich]] in his hollow hole in a tree. With the help of Barrels, the monkeys soon defeat Arich, leaving the Kongs with a [[patch]]. The monkeys then head over to Funky Kong to see if the patch can be made of any good use.
-When Dixie visits Funky, he is busy working on an invention, making use of the various unusual items in the shop. Funky explains to Dixie that Kiddy was the only visitor that he had all week. He points across to Kiddy, who is chewing on an old spare tire. Dixie agrees to take Kiddy along with her, and they leave. Funky tells them to look out for any random items which he can make use of, and he also tells them to visit the [[Brothers Bear]] for help.{{footnote|main|1}}
+After giving the patch to Funky, he fixes up a [[Hover Craft]] for the apes to use. The Hover Craft allows to heroes to ride over rocks, thus allowing them to travel farther into the Northern Kremisphere. The duo makes their way into [[Cotton-Top Cove]] with the new vehicle. In the cove,  the heroes meet the Brothers Bear, [[Blue]], who is depressed because nobody had come to his birthday party. However, the apes are unable to cheer him up at the time and continue, where they head through a few lakes and waterfalls. They also travel across a lake shore, which is infested with [[Klasp]]s. Eventually, rocks blocking the way behind a waterfall sink into the water, and the two apes are able to meet the new boss, [[Squirt]]. Once he is defeated, the heroes obtain a ski, although it doesn't have any use to Funky Kong.
-As they travel through the worlds, Dixie and Kiddy encounter different [[Kremling]]s than before. At the end of [[Mekanos]], the Kongs first encounter [[KAOS]], who was believed to be the new leader of the [[Kremling Krew]] at the time. Later during their adventure, Dixie and Kiddy encounter KAOS again at [[Kastle Kaos]], which is at the end of [[Kaos Kore]]. During the battle, it is revealed that KAOS was a puppet of [[King K. Rool|Baron K. Roolenstein]] all along. After defeating Baron K. Roolenstein, KAOS breaks down and releases Donkey Kong and Diddy. It is revealed that they were trapped to be used as a power source.
+Still searching for Donkey and Diddy, the monkeys head to a small, polluted island known as [[Mekanos]]. They travel through many factories in this area, as well as some pipelines. They even head up a tree that is being chopped down. The duo also meets [[Bazooka]] for the first time here. The bear, if given ammunition, shoot the apes to a Banana Bird Cave. Eventually, the monkeys make it to a small building, where they meet KAOS, the supposed leader of the Kremlings. After they beat the robot, they find another ski, but not Donkey or Diddy. With both skis in hand, they head to Funky Kong, who uses the items to build a [[Turbo Ski]]. The new vehicle allows Dixie and Kiddy to travel over waterfalls.
-[[File:Queen Banana Bird DKC3 shot.png|thumb|200px|left|The Banana Queen is freed.]]
+[[File:K-3.gif|thumb|170px|K3, one of the areas the Kongs explore.]]
-The Kongs eventually discover the lost world, [[Krematoa]], where they meet the local Brother Bear, [[Boomer (Donkey Kong Country 3)|Boomer]]. Dixie and Kiddy must recover the five [[Cog (Donkey Kong Country 3)|cog]]s found in each level of Krematoa and return them to [[Boomer's Bomb Shelter]]. Boomer inserts them on a machine, which causes the [[Knautilus]] to rise from the center lake. Dixie and Kiddy enter it and engage in a second boss fight against Baron K. Roolenstein. The Kongs defeat him again, but Baron K. Roolenstein manages to escape again.
+The Kongs soon arrive in [[K3]] on their search for the missing apes. After they climb to the top of this snow-capped mountain, they face harsh snow storms, and even have to travel through a waterfall. After traveling through a dangerous factory, they find the bear, [[Blizzard]], in a small basecamp covered in snow. Helping him out, they deliver a present from him to another Brothers Bear, Blue, and then head over to the one of the highest parts of the mountain, where they meet the evil snowman, [[Bleak]]. Even after defeating him, however, the apes do not find Donkey or Diddy Kong, so they head on to new areas.
-After acquiring every [[DK Coin]], the Kongs return to Funky's Rentals, and he builds the [[Gyrocopter]] for them. With the Gyrocopter, the Kongs can access the remaining few [[secret cave]]s to the last of the Banana Birds. After freeing every Banana Bird, they carry the Kongs up in the sky to the [[Banana Queen]]. All of the Banana Birds sing to destroy the [[evil barrier]] that imprisoned the Banana Queen. Dixie and Kiddy's adventure ends with the Banana Queen pursuing after Baron K. Roolenstein and dropping a large eggshell on him.
+They arrive next at [[Razor Ridge]], a mountainous area filled with many caverns. After passing through one of its caves with the help of [[Quawks the Parrot]], the apes meet Benny, who lets them use his chairlift to progress. On the other side of Razor Ridge, the two monkeys meet [[Björn]], the brother of Benny who also runs a chairlift. Although his lifts are broken, he can fix them if he is given a wrench. The lifts help the heroes reach a Banana Bird Cave. Heading on, Dixie and Kiddy climb more of the dangerous mountains, and then cross a dark lake. After going through the final cavern and climb a little higher, they find a lake with the overgrown [[Lurchin]], [[Barbos]] (or [[Kroctopus]] in the Game Boy Advance remake). Like Bleak, however, she does not have Donkey or Diddy, so the two monkeys head over to the last accessible area, [[Pacifica]].
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-{{footnote|note|1|At the very start of the game itself, Dixie goes to Wrinkly's Save Cave. During the start of the game, neither Wrinkly nor Funky mention Donkey Kong and Diddy. During the first interaction with Funky, he does not mention for Dixie to be on the lookout for random items, nor does he mention the Brothers Bear. This information is found in the instruction booklet only.}}
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-==Gameplay==
+When the apes first enter this world, they encounter a pipeline, which they travel through. At the other end of the pipeline, they meet Barnacle, who gives them a Banana Bird if they give him a certain shell. Heading on, the monkeys head over the lake shore and travel through a series of sunken spruce trees find get back on land. After going through a mountainous part of the world, they make their way into a bigger lake than before, where they surpass the rough underwater currents. They soon go through another set of pipes, and then come up to Barbos, a giant Lurchin. With help from Enguarde, the apes defeat this foe, although they still do not find even a trace Donkey or Diddy Kong. However, after the three areas are complete, the way into a new area, known as [[KAOS Kore]], opens.
-[[File:Squeals Wheels DKC3 shot 4.png|thumb|left|Dixie runs on a rolling barrel.]]
-''Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble!'' combines elements from both ''[[Donkey Kong Country]]'' and ''[[Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest]]''. As a platformer, the objective is for the two playable characters, [[Dixie Kong]] and [[Kiddy Kong]], to reach the end of every [[level]]. Each world has either five or six levels and a boss level at the end. The boss level must be completed to unlock the next world.
-The game retains the tag-team system, where two Kongs appear on-screen and follow each other through a level at the same time. Dixie Kong and Kiddy Kong are the playable characters, and the Kong in front is the one controlled by the player. If the lead Kong is hit by an enemy or a hazard, they run away, and the player takes control of the other Kong. If the only Kong in play is also hit, they lose an [[extra life]] and are returned to the world map, where they can re-enter the level. If a Kong is missing, they can be recovered from a [[DK Barrel]], a few of which appear in every level. The player can press the {{button|snes|Select}} button to switch between Kongs.
+The apes ride to the area in their fast Turbo Ski, where they find a large castle on the hilltop. Traveling through jungles, caverns, and riversides full of enemies, they soon make it to the hilltop. Before they can get into the castle, though, they go through a [[Poisonous Pipeline|poisonous pipeline]]. The gases in the pipeline make it harder to progress, but luckily, the monkeys eventually make it to the castle doors and enter the building. There, they meet KAOS again, and the two sides fight. After apes soon destroy the robot once and for all, but right after, a curtain nearby opens, revealing [[Baron K. Roolenstein]]. The Kremling becomes angered on how the apes ruined his robot, and the fight with the Kongs continues. The Kremling leader is eventually bested, and Donkey and Diddy are finally revealed. It is learned that their energy had been used to power KAOS all along. Even with the two apes rescued however, the monkeys' adventure is still not over.
-Some basic moves shared between Dixie and Kiddy include swimming, [[jump]]ing, and climbing. The Kongs can jump to defeat enemies or to go over small gaps. Both vertical and horizontal [[rope]]s are the objects that the Kongs can climb. Dixie and Kiddy cannot perform either move while swimming. Most enemies can also be defeated if the Kongs roll into them. The Kongs can perform a slightly longer jump by rolling off a ledge and jumping in the air.
+After riding around the series of rocks around Mekanos, a hidden world, known as [[Krematoa]] rises out of the ocean. When the apes enter this area, they encounter more levels to explore. However, many of the levels are blocked off by large rocks, so the apes pay [[Boomer (Bear)|Boomer]] with their hard-earned [[Bonus Coin]]s to destroy them. As the monkeys go through each of the jungle, mountain, cave, and tree levels in the world, they find several [[cog]]s, which they return to Boomer to power up one of his machines. Once all of the cogs are placed in the device, the submarine, [[Knautilus]], rises in the lake in the center of Krematoa. The apes swim to this submarine, only to find Baron K. Roolenstein again. After they fight this enemy, the Kremling leader flees, and the apes are awarded with a DK Coin.
-[[File:Doorstop Dash DKC3 shot 4.png|thumb|Dixie about to throw Kiddy into a [[Bonus Barrel]].]]
+[[File:BananaBirdQueen.png|thumb|170px|left|The Kongs meet the Banana Bird Queen.]]
-Both Dixie and Kiddy have unique abilities which only they can use. Dixie can use her [[Helicopter Spin]] to glide in midair until hitting the ground. She can also use the move on the ground to spin into enemies. Kiddy is slower, stronger, and heavier than Dixie. Kiddy can perform a roll instead of spin. Kiddy holds a barrel in front unlike Dixie, who carries a barrel over her head. By doing so, Kiddy can protect himself from an enemy, which gets defeat upon hitting into the barrel. Kiddy can throw barrels farther than Dixie. In some of the levels, Kiddy can perform a [[Water Skip]] to bounce on the water surface, often needed for reaching higher areas.
+The DK Coin given to them becomes part of their collection of coins. After they earn all of the coins, they head over to Funky Kong, who decides to make a new vehicle for them with the DK Coins. The apes allow him to do so, and he creates a [[Gyrocopter]]. As they apes explore the area in this helicopter, they come up to the [[Banana Bird Queen]], who had been imprisoned by Baron K. Roolenstein. The queen, trapped, asks the heroes to hunt for each of her children, the Banana Birds, who are the only way to break the [[Banana Bird Barrier]]s. They Kongs do so and soon head to Wrinkly, where the birds are kept. When they arrive, the birds pick up the two monkeys and lift them up to the Banana Bird Queen's location. With the birds finally united, the queen is freed from her barrier. In exchange for helping her, the Banana Bird Queen chases Baron K. Roolenstein out of the Northern Kremisphere once and for all.
-A few of the moves involve both Kongs. The [[team up]] move involves Dixie or Kiddy carrying the other Kong on their shoulders, whom they can throw at another enemy or area. The team up works differently depending on which Kong is held. Dixie cannot move fast by carrying Kiddy due to his weight. She can throw Kiddy at a crack in the ground to break it open, allowing them to enter a small area. Dixie can throw Kiddy to a wall and ride onto him to perform a [[Roll Attack]] involving both Kongs. Kiddy can carry Dixie around with ease. He can throw Dixie farther, although she is not heavy enough to break parts of the ground. If Kiddy throws Dixie to a higher platform, both Kongs can move up to there.
+==Kong Abilities==
+[[File:BarrelRides65.png|thumb|left|Dixie runs on a rolling barrel.]]
+The object of the game is to reach the end of every level, however, this cannot be done without the apes using some of their trademark abilities. The two Kongs, Kiddy and Dixie, both have different special abilities, although their basic abilities are mostly the same. Both apes are able to swim, [[jump]], climb, and move. They can use their jumping abilities to defeat enemies or cross gaps, and also use their climbing abilities to maneuver on the game's various ropes. When swimming, however, neither of these moves can be used. Another way to attack on land besides jumping is rolling. The attack can knock foes off of the stage easily, although some enemies, such as Bristles, are almost completely immune to this attack. Additionally, if the apes are to roll off of a ledge and jump in mid air, they preform a super-jump. The duo is also able to balance on moving [[Steel Keg]]s, which ram into foes are they ride on it.
-The game features greatly expanded map gameplay compared to the previous and following ''Donkey Kong Country'' installments. Unlike previous games where the world maps consisted entirely of linear paths, ''Donkey Kong Country 3'' allows players to freely move while piloting their vehicle on the overworld or in water section of the world maps. This feature allows players to go off the intended path and explore sections of the map to reveal hidden [[Secret cave]]s. The player's original vehicle, the [[Motor Boat]] can initially only access a limited portion of the overworld but as the player progress and defeat bosses, they will collect items that will upgrade the boat and allow it to reach further sections of the map. The game also features a greater amount of sidequests. The [[Northern Kremisphere]] is inhabited by the [[Brothers Bear]], who usually challenge the Kongs to bring them an object or complete some task. Completing the Brothers Bear's errands will reward the Kongs with hints on the game's secrets and items necessary for 103% [[Completion]].
+[[File:ImageDKC365.png|thumb|Kiddy protecting himself from a [[Krimp]] with a barrel.]]
+As stated before, both apes have different special abilities. The most notable ability, used by Dixie Kong, is the [[Helicopter Twirl]], which Kiddy Kong is unable to perform. This move allows Dixie to propel through the air until she hits the ground. Although Kiddy doesn't have this move, his strength makes up for the loss. He can throw barrels much faster than Dixie, as well as defeat foes that his partner cannot defeat alone. Another advantage Kiddy has is how he holds objects such as barrels. While Dixie holds objects over her head, Kiddy Kong holds them in front of his body, protecting himself. Therefore, if an enemy is to hit into him as he holds an object, it is likely that the attack won't hurt him at all, and it defeats the foe instead. Although not used too often in the game, Kiddy can also jump on water a few times while rolling. This can help the heroes reach high areas atop the water.
-===Controls===
+[[File:Image2DKC365.png|left|thumb|Dixie about to throw Kiddy into a [[Bonus Barrel]].]]
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+There are also some moves that both Kongs are needed to use, such as the [[Team-up]] move. When using this move, one monkey picks up the other and puts them on his or her shoulders. Then, they can throw that monkey into enemies or into high areas. Because of Kiddy's weight, Dixie is hardly able to hold the large ape. As a result, she cannot throw him too far. However, if she throws him upwards and lets him fall onto the ground, the toddler can break through the ground and finds hidden items. When Kiddy teams up with Dixie and carries her, he is able to easily maneuver around, as he is quite strong. He can also throw her much farther, although she cannot break through the ground. Additionally, when both Kongs are around, Dixie can throw Kiddy into a wall, causing the toddler to bounce back. When this happens, she can jump on him as if he were a Steel Keg and ram into most enemies.
+==Special Areas==
+''Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble!'' is filled with with various special areas, where the heroes can meet the other Kongs and [[Brothers Bear]]s around the island to help out.
+[[Image:BananaBirdCave.png|thumb|Inside a Banana Bird Cave.]]
+*'''[[Banana Bird Cave]]s:''' Each of these caves contain a Banana Bird. However, the only way to get the bird is to hit a series of crystals in the right order.
+*'''Brothers Bear Cabins:''' There are several cabins in the game, one for each of the Brothers Bears. In them, the apes can talk to the bears and help them complete a trade to earn [[Banana Bird]]s.
+*'''[[Funky's Rentals]]:''' This is where the apes can rent vehicles made by [[Funky Kong]] to travel through the Northern Kremisphere. He allows them to use his [[Motor Boat]] at the beginning of the game, but after the apes gather up special items for him, he is able to make a [[Hover Craft]], a [[Turbo Ski]], and a [[Gyrocopter]] for them to ride in. In the Game Boy Advance remake of the game, Funky hosts Bonus Games with some of those vehicles. If they are all completed, a Banana Bird is earned.
+*'''[[Cranky's Dojo]]:''' Exclusive to the Game Boy Advance remake, Cranky's Dojo replaces [[Wrinkly's Save Cave]] from the original version of the game. The heroes can meet [[Cranky Kong]] here and play a special Bonus Game for a Banana Bird at the price of only two Bear Coins. The game involves moving Cranky Kong so that he can block the incoming Spinies.
+*'''[[Swanky's Dash]]:''' Another area exclusive to the Game Boy Advance remake. It replaces [[Swanky's Sideshow]] from the original game. At Swanky's Dash, Dixie Kong can play a Bonus Game for a few Bear Coins, where she must run through a pipeline, avoiding obstacles and trying to collect a certain number of stars. If the Bonus Game is completed, the apes earn some special collectibles.
+*'''[[Swanky's Sideshow]]:''' This is where the monkeys can play another special Bonus Game, exclusively found in the Super Nintendo version of the game. For only a few Bear Coins, the apes can face Cranky here in a ball tossing Bonus Game.
+*'''[[Wrinkly's Save Cave]]:''' This area, only found in the original version of the game, is where the Kongs' game can be saved. One appears in each word, as well as in the overworld. Wrinkly is always found here, and she is either exercising, playing her [[Nintendo 64]], or sleeping.
+*'''[[Wrinkly's Retreat]]:''' This area is located just before Funky's Rentals. It is where Wrinkly resides throughout the game. The Kongs' Banana Birds are kept here.
+==Animal Buddies==
+As with every ''Donkey Kong Country'' game, [[Animal Buddy|Animal Buddies]] appear to help out the monkeys. Several old friends return in ''Donkey Kong Country 3'', such as Enguarde, Squawks, and Squitter, and several new ones appear, such as Ellie and Parry. Each buddy helps the apes in a different way, but are only found in certain levels. Below shows the game's Animal Buddies, along with their abilities and their first and last level appearances.
+{|width=100% cellspacing=0 border=2 cellpadding=3 style="border-collapse:collapse;background:white"
+|-style="background:yellow;"
+!Image
+!Name
+!Description
+!First Level Appearance
+!Last Level Appearance
 |-
-!colspan=2 style="background:saddlebrown;color:white"align=center|'''Basic controls'''
+| align="center" |[[File:ElephantThingDonkeyKongCountryThreeDixieDoubleTrouble.png]]
+![[Ellie the Elephant]]
+|Ellie the Elephant is a new Animal Buddy that replaces [[Rambi]] from the first two games. Ellie is not as strong as Rambi, but she can pick up and suck barrels towards her, which is a useful technique for defeating certain enemies. She can also suck up water from lakes and waterfalls to shoot at enemies. Unfortunately, she is afraid of Sneeks, and she runs away from them at first sight. Ellie is also used in the boss fight against [[Squirt]].
+| align="center" |[[Lakeside Limbo|Lakeside<br>Limbo]]
+| align="center" |[[Stampede Sprint]]
 |-
-!Action(s)
+| align="center" |[[File:EnguardeDKC.PNG]]
-!Controls
+![[Enguarde the Swordfish]]
+|Enguarde returns from the first two games, acting the same as he did previously. He is able to defeat underwater enemies with his sharp nose and is used in the boss fight against [[Barbos]]. In this game, he can be found in most levels with water, even ones that are not fully submerged, such as [[Tidal Trouble]].
+| align="center" |[[Tidal Trouble|Tidal<br>Trouble]]
+| align="center" |[[Poisonous Pipeline]]
 |-
-|Walk
+| align="center" |[[File:Nibbla65.png]]
-|rowspan=2|{{button|pad}}
+![[Nibbla]]
+|Although usually an enemy, Nibbla serves as an Animal Buddy through the level, [[Fish Food Frenzy]], and must follow the apes throughout the whole level. While it is helpful in some cases (eating enemies such as [[Koco]]s), it can also attack the heroes if not properly fed. Feeding it [[Lurchin]]s makes the fish more likely to attack the apes, and not feeding it at all can also make it attack them.
+| align="center" |[[Fish Food Frenzy]]
+| align="center" |[[Fish Food Frenzy]]
 |-
-|style="background:#fff8dc"|Climb
+| align="center" |[[File:ParrotmanthingDonkeyKongCountryThree.png]]
+![[Parry the Parallel Bird]]
+|Parry is a new non-playable Animal Buddy that is a big help to the Kongs, in terms of finding hidden objects. As his name suggests, he is always parallel to the Kongs and usually has enemies waiting for him. He can easily defeat [[Booty Bird]]s, but can be defeated by any other enemy, especially [[Buzz]]es. The Kongs go though many challenges to reach the buddy's [[No Animal Sign]], but if they do make it to the sign, the monkeys usually get a large reward, such as a blue Extra Life Balloon or [[Bonus Barrel]].
+| align="center" |[[Squeals on Wheels]]
+| align="center" |[[Stampede Sprint]]
 |-
-|style="background:#f5deb3"|Swim faster vertically
+| align="center" |[[File:Quawks Sprite.png]]
-|style="background:#f5deb3"|{{button|padupdown}}
+![[Quawks the Parrot]]
+|Quawks is a purple sub-species of Squawks found only in two levels, [[Low-G Labyrinth]] and [[Buzzer Barrage]]. Unlike [[Flapper]], another Squawks sub-species, he can fly, but cannot spit eggs. Instead, he has the ability to pick up and roll barrels, which can be proven very useful.
+| align="center" |[[Low-G Labyrinth]]
+| align="center" |[[Buzzer Barrage]]
 |-
-|style="background:#fff8dc"|Jump
+| align="center" |[[File:Squawkssprite65.png]]
-|style="background:#fff8dc" rowspan=3|{{button|snes|B}}
+![[Squawks the Parrot]]
+|Squawks is much like Quawks, however, he is able to shoot eggs at enemies, an ability Quawks does not possess. He can also fly through the many levels of the game easily and attack any enemies, usually Buzzes, that are in the way. However, he can not pick up barrels when being played as.
+| align="center" |[[Springin' Spiders]]
+| align="center" |[[Swoopy Salvo|Swoopy<br>Salvo]]
 |-
-|style="background:#fff8dc"|Swim
+| align="center" |[[File:Squittersprite65.png]]
+![[Squitter the Spider]]
+|Squitter returns from ''Donkey Kong Country 2'', acting exactly as he did previously. He can create web platforms to reach higher areas and spit webs to defeat enemies, usually [[Bristles]]. As in ''Donkey Kong Country 2'', Squitter has a level dedicated to himself, known as [[Krack Shot Kroc]]. He appears in most factory levels of the game.
+| align="center" |[[Fire-Ball Frenzy]]
+| align="center" |[[Tyrant Twin Tussle]]
+|}
+==Items and Objects==
+''Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble!'' is filled with many different collectibles and objects for the apes to use. Below is a list of the main objects, as well as a brief description on them.
+{|width=100% cellspacing=0 border=2 cellpadding=3 style="border-collapse:collapse;background:white"
+|-style="background:yellow;"
+!Image
+!Name
+!Description
 |-
-|style="background:#fff8dc"|Launch from [[Barrel Cannon]]
+| align="center" |[[Image:BananaSprite65.png]]
+![[Banana]]s
+|Bananas are the most commonly found items in the game, and collecting 100 of them gives the apes an extra life. Bananas can also help direct the Kongs to their destinations in a level.
 |-
-|style="background:#f5deb3"|[[Helicopter Spin]] (Dixie Kong)
+| align="center" |[[File:BunchoBanana65.png]]
-|style="background:#f5deb3" rowspan=4|{{button|snes|Y}}
+![[Banana Bunch]]es
+|Banana Bunches are similar to normal bananas, however, they are worth ten bananas instead of one and are not as easy to find. Because of this, collecting the bunches can allow the apes to get extra lives much faster.
 |-
-|style="background:#f5deb3"|Roll (Kiddy Kong)
+| align="center" |[[File:DKC3IB65.gif]][[File:DKC3IB265.gif]][[File:DKC3IB365.gif]]
+![[Extra Life Balloon]]s
+|Extra Life Balloons are important items in the game. When collected, they give the heroes extra lives. There are three color variations: red, green, and blue. The red balloons give the heroes one extra life, while the green balloons give them two. The rare blue balloons give them three extra lives.
 |-
-|style="background:#f5deb3"|Pick up barrel
+| align="center" |[[File:DKC2coin.png]]
+![[DK Coin]]s
+|These items are found in every level, except for boss levels (not counting [[Knautilus]], since a DK Coin is earned after clearing that level). Each of them are guarded by [[Koin]]s (except for the Knautilus DK Coin), whom the Kongs must defeat to get the coin. With all the coins, Funky Kong can make a Gyrocopter to take the apes to the [[Banana Bird Queen]].
 |-
-|style="background:#f5deb3"|Throw Kong when teamed up
+| align="center" |[[File:BonusCoin65.gif]]
+![[Bonus Coin]]
+|These items are earned by completing bonuses that are hidden throughout each level of the game, while others are earned by defeating certain bosses. They are vital for accessing the levels in [[Krematoa]].
 |-
-|Run
+| align="center" |[[File:CogSprite65.gif]]
-|{{button|snes|Y}} + {{button|padleftright}}
+![[Cog]]s
+|Each level in [[Krematoa]] gives the player a cog when it is completed. There are five cogs total, which are used with a machine inside [[Boomer (Bear)|Boomer's]] cabin. When each one is given to the bear, the ape can fight Baron K. Roolenstein in his submarine, Knautilus.
 |-
-|Throw barrel
+| align="center" |[[File:BearCoin65.gif]]
-|Release {{button|snes|Y}}
+![[Bear Coin]]s
+|These items replace the [[Banana Coin]]s from ''Donkey Kong Country 2''. Their main use is to pay for items owned by the Brothers Bears and to gain access to Swanky's Sideshow. In the Game Boy Advance remake, they are needed to play Cranky's Dojo and Swanky's Dash.
 |-
-|Throw barrel upwards
+| align="center" |[[File:BananaBird65.png]]
-|Release {{button|snes|Y}} + {{button|padup}}
+![[Banana Bird]]s
+|Banana Birds are very important creatures in the game that must be collected to free the Banana Bird Queen. They are found in Banana Bird Caves or with characters residing in the Northern Kremisphere.
 |-
-|Set down barrel
+| align="center" |[[File:K365.gif]][[File:0365.gif]][[File:N365.gif]][[File:G365.gif]]
-|Release {{button|snes|Y}} + {{button|paddown}}
+![[K-O-N-G Letters]]
+|Just like in the prequel titles, collecting these four letters awards the player an extra life. All four can be collected in every level, and they appear in order each time.
 |-
-|Helicopter Spin in midair (Dixie Kong)
+| align="center" |[[File:Box65.gif]]
-|Hold {{button|snes|Y}} in midair
+![[Animal Crate]]s
+|Like in the prequels, these crates contain an [[Animal Buddy]]. The picture shown on the crate clues the player as to which Animal Buddy is in it. They are very similar to [[Animal Barrel]]s, although they do not actually turn the apes into the buddy.
 |-
-|Water Skip (Kiddy Kong)
+| align="center" |[[File:GreenB65.PNG]]
-|Roll onto water then {{button|snes|B}} just before touching water
+![[Green Banana]]s
+|Green Bananas are important types of bananas only found in [[Bonus Level]]s. In some of these Bonus Levels, the apes have to collect fifteen Green Bananas in order to win a Bonus Coin. However, the bananas appear and disappear at random, making it tougher to grab the objects.
 |-
-|[[Team up]] (Both Dixie Kong and Kiddy Kong)
+| align="center" |[[File:Star65.png]]
-|rowspan=2|{{button|snes|A}}
+![[Star]]s
+|Like Green Bananas, stars can only be found in Bonus Levels. In many bonuses, stars must be collected to earn the Bonus Coin. They are usually scattered around the special stages' obstacles.
+|}
+===Brothers Bear Items===
+The game features several items that must be traded between the Brothers Bears in order for the Kongs to collect all of the [[Banana Bird]]s. Although they are of no use to the apes, they are required to trade if the heroes want to complete their adventure 100%. Note that some items are earned from defeating bosses and do not need to be traded with the bears. Some items must also be traded differently in the Game Boy Advance version. Below shows the items and descriptions on them, as well as what the apes should do with the objects.
+{| border="1" cellspacing=0 cellpadding=2 align="center" style="background:white" width=100%
 |-
-|style="background:#fff8dc"|Split up when teamed up
+! colspan=2 style="background:yellow" align=center | Image/Name
-|-
+! colspan=2 style="background:yellow" align=center | Description
-|style="background:#f5deb3"|Dismount (while riding [[Animal Friends|Animal Friend]])
+|- style=background:yellow align=center
-|style="background:#f5deb3"|{{button|snes|X}}
+!width=3%|Image
-|-
+!width=7%|Name
-|style="background:#fff8dc"|Switch Kongs (Both Dixie Kong and Kiddy Kong)
+!width=45%|SNES Version
-|style="background:#fff8dc" rowspan=2|{{button|snes|select}}
+!width=45%|GBA Version
-|-
-|style="background:#fff8dc"|Switch players (Two player team)
-|-
-|Pause game
-|{{button|snes|start}}
-|-
-!colspan=2 style="background:saddlebrown;color:white"align=center|'''Animal Friends'''
-|-
-!Action(s)
-!Controls
-|-
-|style="background:#f5deb3"|Lift barrel ([[Ellie]] or [[Quawks]])
-|style="background:#f5deb3" rowspan=5|{{button|snes|Y}}
-|-
-|style="background:#f5deb3"|Draw in barrel (Ellie)
-|-
-|style="background:#f5deb3"|Spit coconut ([[Squawks]])
-|-
-|style="background:#f5deb3"|Stab (Enguarde)
-|-
-|style="background:#f5deb3"|Shoot web ([[Squitter]])
-|-
-|style="background:#fff8dc"|Throw barrel (Ellie or Quawks)
-|style="background:#fff8dc"|Release {{button|snes|Y}}
-|-
-|style="background:#f5deb3"|Throw barrel upwards (Ellie)
-|style="background:#f5deb3"|Release {{button|snes|Y}} + {{button|padup}}
-|-
-|style="background:#fff8dc"|Set down barrel (Ellie)
-|style="background:#fff8dc"|Release {{button|snes|Y}} + {{button|paddown}}
-|-
-|style="background:#f5deb3"|Suck up water (Ellie)
-|style="background:#f5deb3"|{{button|snes|A}} + {{button|paddown}} / {{button|snes|L}}
-|-
-|style="background:#fff8dc"|Shoot water (Ellie)
-|style="background:#fff8dc"|{{button|snes|A}} / {{button|snes|R}}
-|-
-|style="background:#f5deb3"|Shoot upwards (Ellie)
-|style="background:#f5deb3"|{{button|snes|A}} + {{button|padup}} / {{button|snes|R}} + {{button|padup}}
-|-
-|style="background:#fff8dc"|Flap (Squawks or Quawks)
-|style="background:#fff8dc"|{{button|snes|B}}
-|-
-|style="background:#f5deb3"|Form web platform (Squitter)
-|style="background:#f5deb3"|{{button|snes|A}} → {{button|snes|A}} / {{button|snes|L}} → {{button|snes|L}} / {{button|snes|R}} → {{button|snes|R}}
 |-
-|style="background:#fff8dc"|Aim web platform (Squitter)
+| align="center" |[[File:Bowling Ball.PNG]]
-|style="background:#fff8dc"|{{button|snes|A}} + {{button|padupdown}} → {{button|snes|A}} / {{button|snes|L}} + {{button|padupdown}} → {{button|snes|L}} / {{button|snes|R}} + {{button|padupdown}} → {{button|snes|R}}
+![[Bowling Ball]]
+|A gift received by [[Blue]]. When Blue is given this gift, he decides to give it to the apes to use. The bowling ball can be used as ammunition for [[Bazooka|Bazooka's]] cannon, "[[Big Bessie]]".
+|Just as in the original, the bowling ball is a gift given to Blue. Finding it too heavy, Blue gives it to the Kongs, who must them use the ball to fire up Bazooka's cannon. It can help them reach a Banana Bird Cave.
 |-
-|style="background:#f5deb3"|Swim ([[Enguarde]])
+| align="center" |[[File:Box of Chocolates65.PNG|15px]]
-|style="background:#f5deb3"|{{button|pad}}
+![[Box of Chocolates]]
+|The box of chocolates does not appear in the Super Nintendo version of the game.
+|The box of chocolates, an item exclusive to the Game Boy Advance remake of the game, must be purchased from Bazaar for twenty Bear Coins. After the heroes buy it, they should give it to [[Bachelor]] along with the Rose in exchange for a Banana Bird.
 |-
-|style="background:#fff8dc"|Dash (Enguarde)
+| align="center" |[[File:DKC3Flower65.PNG]]
-|style="background:#fff8dc"|Hold {{button|snes|A}}, then release
+![[Flupperius Petallus Pongus]]
+|The Flupperius Petallus Pongus is a rare flower wanted greatly by [[Bramble (Bear)|Bramble]]. After completing [[Razor Ridge]], this item appears near his cabin. The apes can take it and give it to the bear in exchange for a Banana Bird.
+|In the Game Boy Advance version, the Flupperius Petallus Pongus is given to the apes from Bachelor after talking to him on his island. The flower must then be traded with Bramble for the rose.
 |-
-!colspan=2 style="background:saddlebrown;color:white"align=center|'''World map'''
+| align="center" |[[Image:Mirrordkc3.png]]
+![[Mirror]]
+|This mirror, which was once owned by Cranky Kong's great grandfather, must be bought from [[Bazaar]] for fifty Bear Coins. Once the apes have it, they need to give it to [[Baffle]] to unscramble his message. Afterward, the mirror is given back to them, and the monkeys have to give it to [[Barter]] in exchange for a [[No. 6 Wrench]].
+|The mMirror can be bought from Bazaar for fifty Bear Coins. Once the apes have it, they should pay Barter a visit and give him the mirror. In exchange for it, he gives the monkeys a No. 6 Wrench for Björn.
 |-
-!Action(s)
+| align="center" |[[File:N6Wrench65.PNG]]
-!Controls
+![[No. 6 Wrench]]
+|The No. 6 Wrench is given to the apes by Barter in exchange for a Mirror. It must be given to Björn so he can fix his chairlifts. Once they are fixed, a new Banana Bird Cave is accessed.
+|After the heroes give the mirror to Barter, the No. 6 Wrench is earned, as in the original. It must be given to Björn to fix his chairlifts. Once done, a Banana Bird Cave can be reached.
 |-
-|Move
+| align="center" |[[File:Patch65.PNG]]
-|{{button|pad}}
+![[Patch]]
+|The patch is earned after the heroes defeat Arich in the [[Kremwood Forest]]. Once obtained, it must be given to Funky Kong so he can make a [[Hover Craft]].
+|After beating Arich, the patch is given to the apes. It must be given to Funky so he can make the apes a Hover Craft.
 |-
-|Speed up vehicle
+| align="center" |[[File:Present65.PNG]]
-|{{button|snes|Y}}
+![[Present (DKC3)|Present]]
+|A present for Blue. Blue's brother, Blizzard, who is unable to take the gift to him, gives the present to the Kongs to deliver. It contains a bowling ball.
+|The gift must again be delivered to Blue from Blizzard in the Game Boy Advance remake. It also contains a bowling ball, just as in the original.
 |-
-|Honk horn
+| align="center" |[[File:Rose65.png]]
-|{{button|snes|X}}
+![[Rose]]
+|The rose does not appear in the Super Nintendo version of the game.
+|The rose is obtained after the heroes give Bramble the Flupperius Petallus Pongus flower from Bachelor. The rose can then be traded with Bachelor in exchange for a Banana Bird.
 |-
-|Exit vehicle
+| align="center" |[[File:Shell65.PNG]]
-|{{button|snes|A}} / {{button|snes|B}}
+![[Shell (DKC3)|Shell]]
+|This shell, found at the bottom of [[Lake Orangatanga]], must be bought by Bazaar for five Bear Coins. Once owned, the heroes can give it to Barnacle in exchange for a Banana Bird.
+|Just as in the Super Nintendo version, the shell must be purchased from Bazaar for five Bear Coins. Once bought, the apes should bring it to Barnacle, found in Pacifica. If done, they are given a Banana Bird.
 |-
-|Enter level/area
+| align="center" |[[File:Skis65.PNG]]
-|{{button|snes|B}} / {{button|snes|start}}
+![[Ski]]s
+|The pair of skis are earned once both KAOS and [[Squirt]] are defeated. They must be given to Funky in order for him to make a Turbo Ski.
+|Just as in the original game, the skis are obtained separately after defeating both Squirt and KAOS. If both are given to Funky, he can make a Turbo Ski.
 |}
-==Characters==
+=== Barrels ===
-Most of the characters and enemies in the game are shown under [[Dixie Kong's Photo Album]], which appears in the end credits after the Kongs complete Kastle Kaos.
+Various barrels appear throughout the game. They are the main objects in the ''Donkey Kong Country'' series, and they have many different purposes. Below is a list of each barrel and a brief description on them.
-===Crucial Kongs===
-{|class="wikitable dk"style="width:100%"
-!colspan=3 style="background:saddlebrown;color:white"align=center|'''Playable'''
-|-
-!width=12%|Image
-!width=10%|Name
-!Description
-|-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:Dixie Kong DKC2 sprite.png]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Dixie Kong]]
-|Dixie is the girlfriend of Diddy and is the main character of the game. Her main attribute is her ponytail, which she can use to glide across the air.
-|-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:Kiddy Kong DKC3 sprite.png]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Kiddy Kong]]
-|Kiddy is the toddler cousin and sidekick of Dixie. He is both stronger and heavier than Dixie, and can throw her to higher areas.
-|-
-!colspan=3 style="background:saddlebrown;color:white"align=center|'''Supporting'''
-|-
-!width=12%|Image
-!width=10%|Name
-!Description
-|-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:Cranky Kong DKC3 sprite.png]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Cranky Kong]]
-|Cranky Kong is the original Donkey Kong from the arcade games. Unlike the previous two games, he is not a supporting character but instead rivals Dixie or Kiddy in Swanky's Sideshow.
-|-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:Diddy Kong DKC3 sprite.png]] [[File:DK DKC3 sprite.png]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Donkey Kong]] and [[Diddy Kong]]
-|Donkey Kong and Diddy have the same role. During a fishing trip, they get taken and become a power source for KAOS. Dixie and Kiddy go on an adventure to find both of them.
-|-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:Funky Kong DKC3 sprite.png]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Funky Kong]]
-|Funky runs a vehicle rental service, Funky's Rentals, where Dixie and Kiddy can lease a vehicle to travel around the main Northern Kremisphere map. At first, the Kongs can only rent the [[Motor Boat]] from him, but as they obtain certain items, he uses them to construct more vehicles, allowing Dixie and Kiddy to access more worlds.
-|-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:Swanky Kong DKC3 sprite.png]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Swanky Kong]]
-|Swanky runs a ball-throwing minigame at Swanky's Sideshow, where the Kongs' opponent is Cranky Kong.
-|-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:Wrinkly Kong DKC3 sprite.png]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Wrinkly Kong]]
-|Wrinkly resides in a cave, titled Wrinkly's Save Cave, where she saves the Kongs' adventure progress and provides refuge for the rescued Banana Birds.
-|}
-===First-Class Friends===
+{|width=100% cellspacing=0 border=2 cellpadding=3 style="border-collapse:collapse;background:white"
-The [[Animal Friends]] return to help the Kongs along their journey. There are a few returning Animal Friends, such as Enguarde, Squawks, and Squitter, but a few others, such as Ellie and Parry, make their debut. Every Animal Friend has their own set of abilities.
+|-style="background:yellow;"
-{|class="wikitable dk"style="width:100%"
+!Image
-|-
+!Name
-!width=12%|Image
-!width=10%|Name
 !Description
-!width=7%|First level appearance
-!width=7%|Last level appearance
 |-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:Ellie DKC3 sprite.png]]
+| align="center" |[[File:BarrelN65.gif]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Ellie]]
+![[Barrel|Normal Barrel]]
-|Ellie the elephant is a new Animal Friend that replaces [[Rambi]] from the first two games. Although she is not as strong, Ellie is able to pick up barrels with her trunk and draw them toward her. She can also use her trunk to draw in water and shoot water projectiles at enemies. Ellie is afraid of Sneeks and runs away whenever she sees one. Ellie is used in the boss fight against [[Squirt (boss)|Squirt]].
+|The most common barrels of the game, these can be used to defeat enemies and sometimes find hidden Bonus Areas. They can be picked up by Ellie and Quawks, who can they roll them on the ground to hit some enemies. Ellie can also suck the barrels in towards her if the player presses Y.
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Lakeside Limbo]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Stampede Sprint]]
 |-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:Enguarde DKC sprite.png]]
+| align="center" |[[File:DKBarrel.gif]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Enguarde]]
+![[DK Barrel]]
-|Enguarde the swordfish returns from the first two ''Donkey Kong Country'' games and retains his role and [[super move|supercharge]] attack from ''Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest''. Enguarde can defeat most underwater enemies with his pointed bill. He is encountered in most levels with a body of water, even ones that take place on a boardwalk. Enguarde is used in the boss fight against [[Barbos]].
+|These common barrels returning from the first two games help revive a Kong who has been injured. There are at least two in each level, although some later levels have even more. They are often found at the very beginning of levels and right after the Star Barrel.
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Tidal Trouble]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Poisonous Pipeline]]
 |-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:Nibbla-Blue-DKC3.png]] [[File:Nibbla-Purple-DKC3.png]] [[File:Nibbla-Pink-DKC3.png]] [[File:Nibbla-Red-DKC3.png]]
+| align="center" |[[File:BonusBarrel65.gif]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Nibbla]]
+![[Bonus Barrel]]
-|Although usually an enemy, there is a Nibbla in Fish Food Frenzy which somewhat has the role of being an Animal Friend. Nibbla's mood is represented by its color. As Dixie and Kiddy go through the level, they must keep Nibbla fed with [[Koco]]s, otherwise it slowly becomes angrier until becoming bright red and biting the lead Kong.
+|Two or three of these special barrels appear in every level, sending the Kongs to [[Bonus Level]]s. They are usually well hidden or hard to reach, due to the fact that their reward is so big. The Kongs also break out of these barrels once they exit the bonus.
-|colspan=2, style="text-align:center"|[[Fish Food Frenzy]]
 |-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:Parry DKC3 sprite.png]]
+| align="center" |[[File:StarB65.gif]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Parry (character)|Parry]]
+![[Star Barrel]]
-|Parry the parallel bird is a small Animal Friend who flies directly above Dixie and Kiddy. It can defeat [[Booty Bird]]s by flying into them, although any other enemy, especially [[Buzz (enemy)|Buzz]]es, instantly defeat Parry upon contact with it. If Dixie and Kiddy pass the No Animal Sign with Parry, they earn a large reward, such as a [[Blue Balloon]] or a [[Bonus Barrel]].
+|These barrels return from the first two ''Donkey Kong Country'' games, doing exactly as before. They appear at the middle of every level, and when hit, sparkle, signaling that a checkpoint has been activated. If both Kongs are lost, or they fall into a pit, the apes are returned to the Star Barrel.
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Squeals on Wheels]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Stampede Sprint]]
 |-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:Squawks DKC3 sprite.png]]
+| align="center" |[[File:WarpBarrel65.gif]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Squawks]]
+![[Warp Barrel]]
-|Squawks the parrot can fly the Kongs through a level. Most enemies, including green Buzzes, can be defeated from Squawks's coconuts. Squawks is often required to reach high areas where the Kongs cannot go by themselves.
+|These uncommon, invisible barrels hide in every level in the first two worlds. They can warp the heroes to the end of some levels. All but two require a team throw to reach, and most of them require Kiddy to throw Dixie. The ones in [[Springin' Spiders]] and [[Barrel Shield Bust-Up]] can be reached by both Kiddy and Dixie.
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Springin' Spiders]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Swoopy Salvo]]
 |-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:Quawks DKC3 sprite.png]]
+| align="center" |[[File:EllieBarrel.gif]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Quawks]]
+![[Animal Barrel]]
-|[[Quawks|A purple relative of Squawks]] who cannot spit coconuts, but is able to carry a barrel in its talons.
+|These common barrels return from ''Donkey Kong Country 2'', and they have the exact same function. They transform the apes into the Animal Buddy pictured. The bottom left side of the screen should hold a picture of the Animal Buddy, signaling that the helper can take two hits before being defeated.
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Low-G Labyrinth]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Buzzer Barrage]]
 |-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:Squitter DKC2 sprite.png]]
+| align="center" |[[File:BarrelCannon65.gif]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Squitter]]
+![[Blast Barrel]]
-|Squitter the spider can shoot web projectiles to attack enemies and create temporary web platforms and jump from them to reach hidden areas. Squitter appears in every factory level, and is prominently featured throughout [[Krack Shot Kroc]].
+|These semi-common barrels are similar to Auto-Fire Barrels, but they only shoot the Kongs upwards, or forwards if the barrel is turned. They are often found in levels taking place by a waterfall and are commonly needed to jump over Buzzes.
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Fire-Ball Frenzy]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Tyrant Twin Tussle]]
-|}
-===Brothers Bear===
-Throughout their adventure, Dixie and Kiddy come across several cabins, each having a [[Brothers Bear|Brother Bear]]. Each world has a Brother Bear, usually no more than one. Most Brothers Bear either are facing an issue, and ask the Kongs for their help, or they help them access a [[Banana Bird Cave]].
-{|class="wikitable dk"style="width:100%"
 |-
-!width=12%|Image
+| align="center" |[[File:SwitchBarrel.gif]]
-!width=10%|Name
+![[Switch Barrel]]
-!|Description
+|These rare barrels only appear in two levels, [[Blazing Bazukas]] and [[Criss Kross Cliffs]]. They must be touched to change the type of barrel that the Bazukas fire. Usually, it turns TNT Barrels into normal barrels, although it sometimes turns into Steel Kegs or TNT Barrels instead, which are needed to defeat Koins and red Buzzes.
-!width=7%|Location
 |-
-|[[File:Baffle DKC3 sprite.png|center]]
+| align="center" |[[File:IBarrel65.gif]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Baffle]]
+![[! Barrel]]
-|This code-breaker resides in Kaos Kore. The Kongs can help him solve a puzzle by giving the mirror to him. The code reveals the location of Kaos Kore's Banana Bird Cave.
+|These uncommon barrels temporarily give the Kongs invincibility. They are often found hidden in hard to reach places, but losing a Kong to grab one is often worth it. The monkeys can use the effects of the barrel to jump on red Buzzes, Kuff 'n' Klouts, and other invincible enemies.
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Baffle's Code Room]]
 |-
-|[[File:Barnacle DKC3 sprite.png|center]]
+| align="center" |[[File:TrackerBarrel.gif]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Barnacle]]
+![[Tracker Barrel]]
-|Barnacle is a shell collector who lives in Lake Orangatanga. The Kongs can trade him a Shell for his Banana Bird.
+|This uncommon barrel appears in only two levels, [[Tracker Barrel Trek]] and [[Barrel Drop Bounce]]. In these levels, the heroes must use the barrels to traverse the falls. Luckily, the barrels follow the Kongs' movements to ensure that they cannot fall. The only danger of these barrels is that they often lead to Buzzes.
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Barnacle's Island]]
 |-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:Barter DKC3 alt.png]] [[File:Barter DKC3 sprite.png]]
+| align="center" |[[File:BoosterBarrel65.png]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Barter]]
+![[Booster Barrel]]
-|Barter is a Brother Bear who lives in a swap shop near K3. The Kongs can trade the mirror to him for a No.6 wrench, which Björn needs to repair his chairlifts.
+|These uncommon barrels shoot out flames from the bottom, which send the Kongs upwards. Once the barrel reaches its highest point, it blasts them out. They commonly appear in levels near waterfalls, and are often seen as access to Bonus Areas.
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Barter's Swap Shop]]
 |-
-|[[File:Bazaar DKC3 sprite.png|center]]
+| align="center" |[[File:SteelKeg.gif]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Bazaar]]
+![[Steel Keg]]
-|Bazaar runs a general store to the left of Funky's Rentals. He sells a few items, including a shell and a mirror.
+|This item first appears in the original ''[[Donkey Kong Country]]'', but appears again in ''Donkey Kong Country 3''. They are basically unbreakable barrels, capable of taking out many enemies in their path. The kegs are needed to defeat Koins.
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Bazaar's General Store]]
 |-
-|[[File:Bazooka DKC3 sprite.png|center]]
+| align="center" |[[File:Ghost Barrel.gif]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Bazooka]]
+![[Ghost Barrel]]
-|Bazooka is a war veteran who lives in Mekanos. He owns a cannon named [[Big Bessie]], which can be loaded with a bowling ball to blast the Kongs up to a Banana Bird Cave.
+|These barrels are similar to the arrowed Barrel Cannons, except that they disappear and reappear at various occasions. Sometimes, they appear in different positions, so if the apes jump in them at the wrong time, they can be shot into an enemy.
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Bazooka's Barracks]]
 |-
-|[[File:Benny DKC3 sprite.png|center]]
+| align="center" |[[File:RocketBarrel.gif]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Benny]]
+![[Rocket Barrel]]
-|The twin brother of Björn, Benny runs the chairlifts in Razor Ridge. He allows the Kongs to freely use his chairlifts to cross to the other side of the world.
+| These special barrels only appear in the level, [[Rocket Rush]], where the Kongs must use this barrel to fly up cliffs infested with [[Buzz]]es. It can be controlled by maneuvering left and right. As the Kongs use the exhaust, it depletes fuel and it can be replenished by Fuel Barrels. Depletion occurs quicker if the Kongs make contact with the walls. The Kongs can then get out of the Rocket Barrel after they have landed on a landing platform.
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Benny's Chairlift]]s
 |-
-|[[File:Bjorn DKC3 sprite.png|center]]
+| align="center" |[[File:Fuel Tank.gif]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Björn]]
+![[Fuel Barrel]]
-|The twin brother of Benny, Björn runs the second set of chairlifts in Razor Ridge. When the Kongs visit Björn, they find that his chairlifts are not operational. With the No.6 wrench, Björn is able to fix his chairlifts, and the Kongs can go up to a Banana Bird Cave.
+|These uncommon barrels refill the fuel tank for the Rocket Barrel in Rocket Rush. There are only a few in the whole game, but they can replenish a great amount of fuel for the rocket.
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Björn's Chairlift]]s
 |-
-|[[File:Blizzard DKC3 sprite.png|center]]
+| align="center" |[[File:SomethingBarrel.gif]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Blizzard (character)|Blizzard]]
+![[Ignition Barrel]]
-|Blizzard lives in the snowy mountains of K3. Because he lives far away, Blizzard cannot make it to Blue's birthday party, so he gives a present for the Kongs to deliver to Blue.
+|Only one of this barrel exclusively appears in this level, Rocket Rush. Once the Barrel Rocket hits this barrel, the Rocket Barrel ignites, causing the Kongs to soar upwards, and thus enabling them to finish this level.
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Blizzard's Basecamp]]
-|-
-|[[File:Blue DKC3 sprite.png|center]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Blue]]
-|Blue lives in a beach house in Cotton Top Cove. He is depressed because nobody came to his birthday party, so when they Kongs arrive to his house with Blizzard's present, he cheers up and unwraps it, only to find a bowling ball. Having no use for it, Blue returns it to Dixie and Kiddy.
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Blue's Beach Hut]]
-|-
-|[[File:Blunder DKC3 sprite.png|center]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Blunder]]
-|Blunder is found in a cabin to the west of the Kremwood Forest. Like Baffle, visiting him is optional, although Blunder provides hints of where Krematoa is located.
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Blunder's Booth]]
 |-
-|[[File:Boomer DKC3 sprite.png|center]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Boomer (Donkey Kong Country 3)|Boomer]]
-|Boomer is found at a bomb shelter in Krematoa. Each time the Kongs pay a certain number of Bonus Coins to Boomer, he detonates a pile of boulders that blocks the path to one of the levels.
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Boomer's Bomb Shelter]]
-|-
-|[[File:Bramble DKC3 sprite.png|center]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Bramble (character)|Bramble]]
-|Bramble is a botanist found on the main Northern Kremisphere map, near Cotton-Top Cove. He is not happy about the air pollution caused from Mekanos' factories, but after defeating KAOS the first time, the factories are shut down. If the Kongs give Bramble a Flupperius Petallus Pongus, he gives them a Banana Bird.
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Bramble's Bungalow]]
-|-
-|[[File:Brash DKC3 sprite.png|center]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Brash]]
-|Brash is an athletic jock who lives in Kremwood Forest, and boasts a record of completing Riverside Race in the fastest time. When Dixie and Kiddy beat Brash's time, he becomes furious and starts throwing a tantrum, causing a log to fall into the riverbank and form a bridge to a Banana Bird Cave.
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Brash's Cabin]]
 |}
-===Other===
+==List of Levels==
-{|class="wikitable dk"style="width:100%"
+The game features many levels in which the heroes must travel through to complete the game. The apes have to get to the end of each level, excluding the secret levels in Krematoa, in order to meet Baron K. Roolenstein at Kastle KAOS and rescue [[Donkey Kong]] and [[Diddy Kong]]. Every level, excluding boss stages and Rocket Rush, have at least two or three Bonnus Levels in them, which are hidden throughout them. Note that the following table lists the levels in the original order on the SNES version of the game.
-|-
-!width=12%|Image
-!width=10%|Name
-!Description
-|-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:Queen Banana Bird DKC3.png]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Banana Queen]]
-|The Banana Queen is the mother of the Banana Birds. She can only be encountered once Dixie and Kiddy earn the Gyrocopter and fly into the clouds, where she was sealed away by Baron K. Roolenstein. Once the Kongs return with every Banana Bird, they sing and free the Banana Queen from her [[evil barrier|barrier]].
-|}
-==Enemies==
+{| border="1" cellspacing=0 cellpadding=2 align="center" style="background:whitesmoke" width=99%
-{|class="wikitable dk"style="width:100%"
+! colspan=5 style="background:yellow" align=center | <big>Levels and Bonus Areas</big>
-!colspan=5 style="background:saddlebrown;color:white"align=center|'''Kremling Kreeps'''
-|-
 |-
-!width=12%|Image
+! colspan=5 style="background:yellow" align=center | [[Lake Orangatanga]]
-!width=10%|Name
+|- style=background:yellow align=center
-!Description
+!colspan="2" width=5%|#
-!width=7%|First level appearance
+!rowspan="2" width=50%|Level
-!width=7%|Last level appearance
+!rowspan="2" width=10%|Bonus Areas
+!rowspan="2" width=35%|Type of Level
+|-style="background:yellow" align="center"
+!width=5%|SNES
+!width=5%|GBA
 |-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:Bazuka DKC3.png]] [[File:DKC3 Bazuka vertical.png]]
+| align=center colspan=2 | 1 || align=center | [[Lakeside Limbo]] || align=center | 2 || align=center | Stilt
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Bazuka]]
-|These Kremlings carry large round bazookas from which they fire barrels. [[Switch Barrel]]s can change the type of barrels they shoot. In Criss Kross Cliffs, there is a Bazuka who vertically shoots barrels, which Dixie and Kiddy must bounce on to progress up the level.
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Blazing Bazukas]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Tyrant Twin Tussle]]
 |-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:Klasp DKC3.png]]
+| align=center colspan=2 | 2 || align=center | [[Doorstop Dash]] || align=center | 2 || align=center | Mill
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Klasp]]
-|Klasps are Kremlings who hide in a TNT Barrel while holding on to horizontal [[rope]]s. Klasps always move in the direction of the Kongs, and some Klasps are faster than others.
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Kreeping Klasps]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Criss Kross Cliffs]]
 |-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:Knocka DKC3.png]] [[File:DKC3 Knocka run.png]] [[File:DKC3 Knocka roll.png]]
+| align=center colspan=2 | 3 || align=center | [[Tidal Trouble]] || align=center | 2 || align=center | Stilt
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Knocka]]
-|These Kremlings in green barrels are the successor to [[Klobber]]s from ''Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest''. Knockas act the exact same as Klobbers: they try to bump the Kongs into a gap or pit.
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Tidal Trouble]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Creepy Caverns]]
 |-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:Kobble DKC3.png]]
+| align=center colspan=2 | 4 || align=center | [[Skidda's Row]] || align=center | 2 || align=center | Snow
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Kobble]]
-|A generic Kremling enemy which is very similar to [[Kritter]]s from ''[[Donkey Kong Country]]''. Kobbles move back and forth in a consistent pattern. Kobbles are one of the weakest enemies, leaving them vulnerable to any attack.
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Lakeside Limbo]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Kreeping Klasps]]
 |-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:Koin DKC3.png]] [[File:DKC3 Koin empty.png]]
+| align=center colspan=2 | 5 || align=center | [[Murky Mill]] || align=center | 2 || align=center | Mill
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Koin]]
-|One of these Kremlings appear in each level, guarding a [[DK Coin]]. To defeat Koin and thus obtain the DK Coin, the Kongs must throw a Steel Barrel at a wall behind Koin so that it bounces off and hits Koin in the back, defeating it. Dixie and Kiddy can only obtain a DK Coin from each Koin once.
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Lakeside Limbo]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Rocket Rush (level)|Rocket Rush]]
 |-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:Koindozer DKC3.png]]
+| align=center colspan=2 | 6 || align=center | BOSS LEVEL: [[Belcha|Belcha's Barn]] || align=center | 0 || align=center | Mill
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Koindozer]]
-|Koindozers are a variant of Koin, although their behavior is completely different and they only appear in Koindozer Klamber, where they are featured. Unlike Koins, Koindozers are not stationary; they chase after the Kongs while holding a shield in front to try and knock them into gaps and other foes, much like Knockas. If the Kongs are above ground, Koindozer lifts up its shield, which they can use as a small platform.
-|colspan=2, style="text-align:center"|[[Koindozer Klamber]]
 |-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:Kopter DKC3.png]]
+! colspan=5 style="background:yellow" align=center | [[Kremwood Forest]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Kopter]]
+|- style=background:yellow align=center
-|These Kremling enemies are usually seen propelling around mountain areas. Kopters attack by spinning downwards with their blades, trying to hit the Kongs. Kopters cannot be defeated and must be avoided by the Kongs.
+!colspan="2" width=5%|#
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Buzzer Barrage]]
+!rowspan="2" width=50%|Level
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Pot Hole Panic (Donkey Kong Country 3)|Pot Hole Panic]]
+!rowspan="2" width=10%|Bonus Areas
+!rowspan="2" width=35%|Type of Level
+|-style="background:yellow" align="center"
+!width=5%|SNES
+!width=5%|GBA
 |-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:Krimp DKC3.png]]
+| align=center | 7 || align=center | 10 || align=center | [[Barrel Shield Bust-Up]] || align=center | 2 || align=center | Tree
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Krimp]]
-|Krimps are the game's equivalent to [[Klaptrap]]s and [[Klampon]]s from the first two ''Donkey Kong Country'' games respectively. Krimps are common enemies who move back and forth through areas, repeatedly opening and closing their jaws. Because of Krimps' sharp teeth, the Kongs cannot walk or roll into them from the front or else they take damage. Besides this, Krimps can be defeated using any other method.
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Skidda's Row]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Tyrant Twin Tussle]]
 |-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:DKC3 Kroc aiming.png]] [[File:DKC3 Kroc primed.png]] [[File:Kroc DKC3.png]]
+| align=center colspan=2 | 8 || align=center | [[Riverside Race]] || align=center | 2 || align=center | Riverbank
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Kroc]]
-|Only one Kroc appears throughout the game, in the level Krack Shot Kroc, where it is the main obstacle. Kroc attacks by shooting fireballs at Squitter, whom the Kongs are transformed into during the entire level. Kroc is never shown physically, although a crosshair on the screen indicates where Kroc targets and is about to shoot fireballs. Like Karbines, because Kroc is in the background, it cannot be defeated.
-|colspan=2, style="text-align:center"|[[Krack Shot Kroc]]
 |-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:Krumple DKC3.png]]
+| align=center colspan=2 | 9 || align=center | [[Squeals on Wheels]] || align=center | 2 || align=center | Mill
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Krumple]]
-|These muscular Kremlings replace [[Krusha]]s and [[Kruncha]]s from the first two respective ''Donkey Kong Country'' games. If either the Kongs touch a Krumple or if Dixie jumps onto its head, it pushes the Kongs out of the way, possibly throwing them into an obstacle. Krumples can only be defeated in three ways: having a barrel thrown at it, being jumped on by Kiddy Kong or a team up, or having an Animal Friend attack it.
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Rocket Barrel Ride]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Creepy Caverns]]
 |-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:Kuchuka DKC3 sprite.png]]
+| align=center | 10 || align=center | 7 || align=center | [[Springin' Spiders]] || align=center | 2 || align=center | Tree
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Kuchuka]]
-|Kuchukas are a variant of Knockas that hide in a purple barrel while throwing bombs. Kuchukas can only be defeated by a [[TNT Barrel]], and must usually be avoided. They only appear in one level, Pot Hole Panic.
-|colspan=2, style="text-align:center"|[[Pot Hole Panic (Donkey Kong Country 3)|Pot Hole Panic]]
 |-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:DKC3 Kuff 'n' Klout stand.png]]
+| align=center colspan=2 | 11 || align=center | [[Bobbing Barrel Brawl]] || align=center | 2 || align=center | Riverbank
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Kuff 'n' Klout]]
-|Kuff 'n' Klouts are a pair of muscular Kremlings who are only found in [[Krematoa]]. They either jump in a leapfrog-like pattern or try to ram into Dixie and Kiddy. Kuff 'n' Klouts can only be defeated from either Squitter's webs or if the Kongs throw a barrel at them.
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Stampede Sprint]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Tyrant Twin Tussle]]
 |-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:Rekoil DKC3.png]]
+| align=center colspan=2 | 12 || align=center | BOSS LEVEL: [[Arich|Arich's Ambush]] || align=center | 0 || align=center | Tree
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Re-Koil]]
-|Re-Koils are orange Kremlings who bounce on their tail. They can be defeated from most attacks.
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Murky Mill]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Criss Kross Cliffs]]
 |-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:Skidda DKC3.png]]
+! colspan=5 style="background:yellow" align=center | [[Cotton Top Cove]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Skidda]]
+|- style=background:yellow align=center
-|Skiddas are a purple variant of Kobbles that appear in snow levels. They move back and forth on icy surfaces, including rooftops, causing them to slip. Like Kobbles, Skiddas can be defeated from any attack.
+!colspan="2" width=5%|#
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Skidda's Row]]
+!rowspan="2" width=50%|Level
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Lemguin Lunge]]
+!rowspan="2" width=10%|Bonus Areas
+!rowspan="2" width=35%|Type of Level
+|-style="background:yellow" align="center"
+!width=5%|SNES
+!width=5%|GBA
 |-
-!colspan=5 style="background:saddlebrown;color:white"align=center|'''Terrorfirma Tuff Guys'''
+| align=center colspan=2 | 13 || align=center | [[Bazza's Blockade]] || align=center | 2 || align=center | Coral
 |-
-!width=12%|Image
+| align=center colspan=2 | 14 || align=center | [[Rocket Barrel Ride]] || align=center | 2 || align=center | Falls
-!width=10%|Name
-!Description
-!width=7%|First level appearance
-!width=7%|Last level appearance
 |-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:Bristles DKC3.png]] [[File:DKC3 Bristles roll.png]]
+| align=center colspan=2 | 15 || align=center | [[Kreeping Klasps]] || align=center | 2 || align=center | Stilt
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Bristles]]
-|A spiky hedgehog enemy that appears in many levels. If Dixie or Kiddy touch a Bristles' spikes, they get injured. Because of this, the Kongs can only defeat Bristles by either using a barrel or a frontal roll attack, as doing one from behind injures the Kongs instead. Some Bristles roll, and as such are invulnerable to all non-barrel attacks.
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Springin' Spiders]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Swoopy Salvo]]
 |-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:Knik Knak DKC3 red.png]] [[File:Knik Knak DKC3 yellow.png]] [[File:DKC3 Knik-Knak red walk.png]]
+| align=center colspan=2 | 16 || align=center | [[Tracker Barrel Trek]] || align=center | 2 || align=center | Falls
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Knik-Knak]]
-|Knik-Knaks are common beetle-like enemies which are featured in two variations: red and yellow. The red Knik-Knaks are the most common, and are almost always found in midair, usually staying in a single position. The rarer yellow variety are only encountered on the ground.
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Tidal Trouble]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Criss Kross Cliffs]]
 |-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:Lemguin DKC3.png]]
+| align=center colspan=2 | 17 || align=center | [[Fish Food Frenzy]] || align=center | 2 || align=center | Coral
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Lemguin]]
-|These penguin enemies only appear in the level Lemguin Lunge, where they are featured throughout. Lemguins slide down slopes on their bellies. Their beak protects them from frontal roll attacks, which cause the Kongs to be injured. Lemguins can be defeated from a jump attack.
-|colspan=2, style="text-align:center"|[[Lemguin Lunge]]
 |-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:Minkey DKC3.png]]
+| align=center colspan=2 | 18 || align=center | BOSS LEVEL: [[Squirt|Squirt's Showdown]] || align=center | 0 || align=center | Falls
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Minkey]]
-|These are monkey enemies who poke their head out of the sides within hollow trees. Minkeys attack by trying to throw acorns at the Kongs. Along the way, the Kongs can hide behind [[Barrel Shield]]s, which protect them from the acorns. Minkeys cannot be defeated.
-|colspan=2 style="text-align:center"|[[Barrel Shield Bust-Up]]
 |-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:Nid DKC3 yellow.png]] [[File:Nid DKC3 purple.png]]
+! colspan=5 style="background:yellow" align=center | [[Mekanos]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Nid]]
+|- style=background:yellow align=center
-|Nids are spider-like creatures with a plank of wood on their back. They either jump up and down in place or in an arc formation. The Kongs can stand on a Nid's plank to reach higher areas. Unlike most enemies, Nids cannot hurt the Kongs, although they can sometimes bounce them into Buzzes in the air. Nids have two variations: purple and yellow; the yellow ones hop constantly, but the purple ones only start hopping when the Kongs are on their plank.
+!colspan="2" width=5%|#
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Barrel Shield Bust-Up]]
+!rowspan="2" width=50%|Level
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Springin' Spiders]]
+!rowspan="2" width=10%|Bonus Areas
+!rowspan="2" width=35%|Type of Level
+|-style="background:yellow" align="center"
+!width=5%|SNES
+!width=5%|GBA
 |-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:Sneek DKC3.png]]
+| align=center colspan=2 | 19 || align=center | [[Fire-Ball Frenzy]] || align=center | 2 || align=center | Machine
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Sneek]]
+|-
-|These enemies are much like [[Neek]]s from ''Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest''. They walk back and forth through areas and try to hit into the Kongs. Sneeks are featured in the level Squeals on Wheels, where the Kongs defeat them in order to progress. Ellie is afraid of Sneeks, and if she encounters one, Ellie quickly runs away.
+| align=center colspan=2 | 20 || align=center | [[Demolition Drain-Pipe]] || align=center | 2 || align=center | Tube
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Lakeside Limbo]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Stampede Sprint]]
 |-
-!colspan=5 style="background:saddlebrown;color:white"align=center|'''Flying Fiends'''
+| align=center colspan=2 | 21 || align=center | [[Ripsaw Rage]] || align=center | 2 || align=center | Tree
 |-
-!width=12%|Image
+| align=center colspan=2 | 22 || align=center | [[Blazing Bazukas]] || align=center | 2 || align=center | Machine
-!width=10%|Name
-!Description
-!width=7%|First level appearance
-!width=7%|Last level appearance
 |-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:Booty Bird DKC3.png]]
+| align=center colspan=2 | 23 || align=center | [[Low-G Labyrinth]] || align=center | 2 || align=center | Tube
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Booty Bird]]
-|A pudgy bird enemy that flies in the air during many levels. Some Booty Birds remain in a single position while others move back and forth in a straight line. Most Booty Birds release an item when defeated, such as a [[Banana Bunch]] or a K-O-N-G Letter. The Kongs can defeat a Booty Bird by either jumping on it or by using a barrel. Most Animal Friends can also defeat them.
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Lakeside Limbo]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Swoopy Salvo]]
 |-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:Buzz DKC3 green.png]] [[File:Buzz DKC3 red.png]]
+| align=center colspan=2 | 24 || align=center | BOSS LEVEL: [[KAOS|Kaos Karnage]] || align=center | 0 || align=center | Machine
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Buzz (enemy)|Buzz]]
-|Mechanical wasps who serve as the replacement of [[Zinger]]s and one of the most common enemies in the game. Buzzes either remain in one place or move in a pattern. If a Kong touches a Buzz, they get injured. Buzzes come in both green and red variations; green Buzzes can only be defeated from a barrel or an Animal Friend, while red ones can only be defeated by a [[TNT Barrel]] or an [[Invincibility Barrel]].
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Doorstop Dash]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Rocket Rush (level)|Rocket Rush]]
 |-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:Karbine DKC3.png]]
+! colspan=5 style="background:yellow" align=center | [[K3]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Karbine]]
+|- style=background:yellow align=center
-|Owls that wield large, fireball-shooting cannons. Karbines only appear and are featured in the level Fire-Ball Frenzy. Karbines often follow the Kongs when they are in sight, and attempt to shoot fireballs at them. Karbines also shoot in a certain pattern, giving the Kongs a chance to figure out how to dodge them. Karbines are always in the background and therefore cannot be defeated.
+!colspan="2" width=5%|#
-|colspan=2, style="text-align:center"|[[Fire-Ball Frenzy]]
+!rowspan="2" width=50%|Level
+!rowspan="2" width=10%|Bonus Areas
+!rowspan="2" width=35%|Type of Level
+|-style="background:yellow" align="center"
+!width=5%|SNES
+!width=5%|GBA
 |-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:Killer Bees DKC3.png]]
+| align=center colspan=2 | 25 || align=center | [[Krevice Kreepers]] || align=center | 2 || align=center | Cliff
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Killer bees]]
-|An invincible swarm of aggressive red bees that pursues the Kongs relentlessly.
-|colspan=2, style="text-align:center"|[[Riverside Race]]
 |-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:Swoopy DKC3.png]]
+| align=center colspan=2 | 26 || align=center | [[Tearaway Toboggan]] || align=center | 2 || align=center | Snow
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Swoopy]]
-|Like Bazzas, an unlimited number of Swoopys move from one hole to the next. Swoopys are only found in tree levels, where they swoop through holes to try and attack the Kongs. Dixie and Kiddy can defeat a Swoopy by jumping on it. Sometimes a Swoopy crashes into the side of a tree, allowing the Kongs to use it as a platform.
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Springin' Spiders]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Swoopy Salvo]]
 |-
-!colspan=5 style="background:saddlebrown;color:white"align=center|'''Aquatic Attackers'''
+| align=center colspan=2 | 27 || align=center | [[Barrel Drop Bounce]] || align=center | 2 || align=center | Falls
 |-
-!width=12%|Image
+| align=center colspan=2 | 28 || align=center | [[Krack Shot Kroc]] || align=center | 2 || align=center | Machine
-!width=10%|Name
-!Description
-!width=7%|First level appearance
-!width=7%|Last level appearance
 |-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:Bazza DKC3.png]]
+| align=center colspan=2 | 29 || align=center | [[Lemguin Lunge]] || align=center | 2 || align=center | Snow
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Bazza]]
-|Underwater fish enemies who move between holes in the coral reef in unlimited numbers.
-|colspan=2 style="text-align:center"|[[Bazza's Blockade]]
 |-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:Bounty Bass DKC3.png]]
+| align=center colspan=2 | 30 || align=center | BOSS LEVEL: [[Bleak|Bleak's House]] || align=center | 0 || align=center | Snow
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Bounty Bass]]
-|A pudgy fish that is the underwater equivalent to Booty Birds. Bounty Bass can only be defeated by Enguarde, and they release an item when defeated.
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Bazza's Blockade]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Pot Hole Panic (Donkey Kong Country 3)|Pot Hole Panic]]
 |-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:Gleamin Bream DKC3.png]]
+! colspan=5 style="background:yellow" align=center | [[Razor Ridge]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Gleamin' Bream]]
+|- style=background:yellow align=center
-|Gleamin' Breams are a variant of Bounty Basses. They are plump, yellow fish who give off a beam of light around them. Gleamin' Breams are featured throughout and only appear in the level Floodlit Fish. If Enguarde attacks a Gleamin' Bream, it does not get defeated but rather illuminates the dark surrounding area temporarily.
+!colspan="2" width=5%|#
-|colspan=2, style="text-align:center"|[[Floodlit Fish]]
+!rowspan="2" width=50%|Level
+!rowspan="2" width=10%|Bonus Areas
+!rowspan="2" width=35%|Type of Level
+|-style="background:yellow" align="center"
+!width=5%|SNES
+!width=5%|GBA
 |-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:Koco DKC3 green.png]] [[File:Koco DKC3 red.png]]
+| align=center colspan=2 | 31 || align=center | [[Buzzer Barrage]] || align=center | 2 || align=center | Cave
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Koco]]
-|Kocos are literal clownfish and are one of the most common underwater enemies. They have red and green variants, each with slightly different behavior: red Kocos swim around but green Kocos only swim back and forth in place. In most levels, Kocos can only be defeated by Enguarde, but in Fish Food Frenzy, they can also be defeated if eaten by the Nibbla ally.
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Tidal Trouble]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Poisonous Pipeline]]
 |-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:Lurchin DKC3.png]] [[File:DKC3 Lurchin Barbos.png]]
+| align=center colspan=2 | 32 || align=center | [[Kong-Fused Cliffs]] || align=center | 2 || align=center | Cliff
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Lurchin]]
-|These sea urchin enemies are found in bodies of water. Lurchins repeatedly open and close their body. To defeat a Lurchin, Enguarde must stab its body while it is exposed. If the Kongs or Enguarde touch a Lurchin's spiky shell, they take damage.
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Tidal Trouble]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Poisonous Pipeline]]
 |-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:Missile Shell DKC3.png]]
+| align=center colspan=2 | 33 || align=center | [[Floodlit Fish]] || align=center | 2 || align=center | Coral
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Missile shell]]
-|This underwater enemy only appears in Barbos's Barrier. A missile shell can be defeated by either luring it at the wall or on a Lurchin.
-|colspan=2, style="text-align:center"|[[Barbos's Barrier]]
 |-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:Nibbla-Orange-DKC3.png]] [[File:Nibbla-Red-DKC3.png]]
+| align=center colspan=2 | 34 || align=center | [[Pot Hole Panic]] || align=center | 2 || align=center | Cave
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Nibbla]]
-|Besides the Nibbla who is somewhat an Animal Friend, Nibblas appear as enemies in lake and riverside levels. Nibblas are like [[Snapjaw (Donkey Kong Country 2)|Snapjaw]]s and [[Lockjaw]]s from ''Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest'', as they swim in the water beneath the Kongs and follow them around. If the Kongs land in the same body of water that the Nibbla is in, the fish quickly bites them. Nibblas cannot be defeated.
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Bobbing Barrel Brawl]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Fish Food Frenzy]]
-|}
-==Big Time Bad Guys==
-{|class="wikitable dk"style="width:100%"
 |-
-!width=18%|Image
+| align=center colspan=2 | 35 || align=center | [[Ropey Rumpus]] || align=center | 2 || align=center | Cliff
-!width=10%|Name
-!Description
-!width=7%|Level appearance
 |-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:Belcha DKC3 sprite.png]]
+| align=center | 36 || align=center | - || align=center | BOSS LEVEL: [[Barbos|Barbos's Barrier]] || align=center | 0 || align=center | Coral
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Belcha]]
-|This giant barrel resides inside an old barn at the end of Lake Orangatanga. Belcha has a tendency to burp, hence its name. It attacks by spitting barrels out of its mouth. Inside each barrel is a yellow Knik-Knak, which Dixie or Kiddy must throw into Belcha's mouth so that it burps itself backward. If done enough times, Belcha falls into a pit, although if the Kongs are not quick enough, they fall into a pit instead.
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Belcha's Barn]]
 |-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:Arich DKC3 sprite.png]]
+| align=center | - || align=center | 36 || align=center | BOSS LEVEL: [[Kroctopus|Kroctopus Krush]] || align=center | 0 || align=center | Falls
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Arich]]
-|Arich is a large, red spider and the boss of Kremwood Forest. It hangs on a thread of web and has a pattern of bouncing up and down. Arich attacks by spitting venom at Dixie and Kiddy. Either Kong can attack Arich by throwing a barrel at its face. If this is done four times, Arich is defeated.
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Arich's Ambush]]
 |-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:Squirt DKC3 sprite.png]]
+! colspan=5 style="background:yellow" align=center | [[Pacifica]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Squirt (boss)|Squirt]]
+|- style=background:yellow align=center
-|Squirt is a large, rocky slug who lives on a waterfall at the end of Cotton-Top Cove. The Kongs are transformed into Ellie during the entire battle. Squirt attacks by spitting water at Ellie to try to knock her off the stage. Ellie can attack Squirt by sucking water from the waterfall and spitting it into Squirt's eyes. If this is done enough times, Squirt is defeated.
+!colspan="2" width=5%|#
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Squirt's Showdown]]
+!rowspan="2" width=50%|Level
+!rowspan="2" width=10%|Bonus Areas
+!rowspan="2" width=35%|Type of Level
+|-style="background:yellow" align="center"
+!width=5%|SNES
+!width=5%|GBA
 |-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:DKC3 KAOS 1 attack.png]] [[File:DKC3 KAOS 1.5 attack.png]]
+| align=center | - || align=center | 37 || align=center | [[Dingy Drainpipe]] || align=center | 2 || align=center | Tube
-|style="text-align:center"|[[KAOS]]
-|KAOS is fought in a factory at the end of Mekanos. He attacks by exhausting flames to scorch the Kongs. Eventually, KAOS stops and spins blades around him. Dixie and Kiddy can use them as platforms to jump up them and onto KAOS's head. KAOS punches out his robotic arms to try and stop them from reaching his head. After enough hits, KAOS's head floats off his body, and he fights against the Kongs separately. Meanwhile, his head tries to blast the Kongs with a quick laser.
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Kaos Karnage]]
 |-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:Bleak DKC3 sprite.png]] [[File:DKC3 Bleak far.png]]
+| align=center | - || align=center | 38 || align=center | [[Stormy Seas]] || align=center | 2 || align=center | Stilt
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Bleak]]
-|Bleak appears in the snowy mountain, K3, and his battle consists of a snowball fight. His method of attacking is popping up in random areas and throwing snowballs at the Kongs. Later during the battle, Bleak uses his hat to blast giant snowballs out at the Kongs. The Kongs can attack Bleak by throwing snowballs at his amulet.
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Bleak's House]]
-|-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:Barbos DKC3 sprite.png]] [[File:DKC3 Barbos squished.png]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Barbos]]
-|Barbos is a giant Lurchin and the boss of Razor Ridge. The Kongs are transformed into Enguarde for the entire battle. Barbos attacks by sending out Lurchins at Enguarde. He must counterattack by stabbing the Lurchin into Barbos's shell, exposing its squished body, which Enguarde must then stab to deliver an attack. Barbos is also capable of firing [[missile shell]]s at Enguarde and shooting spikes in every direction.
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Barbos's Barrier]]
-|-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:DKC3 KAOS 2 attack.png]] [[File:DKC3 KAOS 2.5 attack.png]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[KAOS|KAOS MK. II]]
-|KAOS is fought a second time in Kastle Kaos, with different tactics and moves. KAOS no longer uses his blade attack, and he reveals a new head during this battle, which uses a bomb-launcher on the top. Instead of jumping on KAOS's head, Dixie and Kiddy must attack him by using barrels. Both phases go down after a single hit in this battle.
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Kastle Kaos]]
-|-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:Baron K Roolenstein DKC3 sprite.png]] [[File:DKC3 Baron K. Roolenstein fly.png]] [[File:DKC3 Baron K. Roolenstein small.png]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[King K. Rool|Baron K. Roolenstein]]
-|The game's final boss, Baron K. Roolenstein, is first fought in Kastle Kaos shortly after the Kongs defeat KAOS. Baron K. Roolenstein uses his jetpack to fly around and uses blasts of electricity to attack the Kongs. Dixie and Kiddy must pull a lever on the ceiling to make a barrel appear. They must then throw the barrel at Baron K. Roolenstein's jetpack to attack him. Baron K. Roolenstein is fought again at Krematoa, where he uses a fireball launching cannon and bolts of electricity to attack the Kongs.
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Kastle Kaos]]<br>[[Knautilus]]
-|}
-==Items==
-''Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble!'' is filled with many different collectibles.
-{|class="wikitable dk"style="width:100%"
 |-
-!width=15%|Image
+| align=center | - || align=center | 39 || align=center | [[Sunken Spruce]] || align=center | 2 || align=center | Tree
-!width=10%|Name
-!Description
 |-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:Banana DKC SNES.png]]
+| align=center | - || align=center | 40 || align=center | [[Cliffside Blast]] || align=center | 2 || align=center | Cliff
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Banana]]s
-|Bananas are the most commonly found item in the game, and collecting 100 of them gives the Kongs an extra life. Bananas can also help direct the Kongs to their destinations in a level.
 |-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:Banana Bunch DKC SNES.png]]
+| align=center | - || align=center | 41 || align=center | [[Ripcurl Reef]] || align=center | 2 || align=center | Coral
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Banana Bunch]]es
-|Banana Bunches are similar to normal bananas, however, they are worth ten bananas instead of one and are uncommon. Because of this, collecting the bunches can allow the Kongs to get extra lives much faster.
 |-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:Red Extra Life Balloon DKC3.png]] [[File:Green Extra Life Balloon DKC3.png]] [[File:Blue Extra Life Balloon DKC3.png]]
+| align=center | - || align=center | 42 || align=center | [[Surf's Up]] || align=center | 2 || align=center | Tube
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Red Balloon|Extra]]-[[Green Balloon|Life]] [[Blue Balloon|Balloon]]s
-|Extra-Life Balloons are important items in the game. When collected, they give the Kongs extra lives. There are three color variations: red, green, and blue. The [[Red Balloon]]s give the Kongs one extra life, while the uncommon [[Green Balloon]]s give them two. The rare [[Blue Balloon]]s give them three extra lives.
 |-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:DK Coin sprite.png]]
+| align=center | - || align=center | 43 || align=center | BOSS LEVEL: [[Barbos|Barbos' Barrier]] || align=center | 0 || align=center | Coral
-|style="text-align:center"|[[DK Coin]]s
-|These items are found in every level, except for boss levels (not counting [[Knautilus]], since a DK Coin is earned after clearing that level). Each of them are guarded by [[Koin]]s (except for the Knautilus DK Coin), whom the Kongs must defeat to get the coin. With all the coins, Funky Kong can make a Gyrocopter to take the Kongs to the [[Banana Queen]].
 |-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:Bonus Coin.png]]
+! colspan=5 style="background:yellow" align=center | [[KAOS Kore]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Bonus Coin (Donkey Kong franchise)|Bonus Coin]]
+|- style=background:yellow align=center
-|These items are earned by completing bonuses that are hidden throughout each level of the game, while others are earned by defeating certain bosses. They are vital for accessing the levels in [[Krematoa]].
+!colspan="2" width=5%|#
+!rowspan="2" width=50%|Level
+!rowspan="2" width=10%|Bonus Areas
+!rowspan="2" width=35%|Type of Level
+|-style="background:yellow" align="center"
+!width=5%|SNES
+!width=5%|GBA
 |-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:Cog.png]]
+| align=center | 37 || align=center | 44 || align=center | [[Konveyor Rope Klash]] || align=center | 2 || align=center | Jungle
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Cog (Donkey Kong Country 3)|Cog]]s
-|Each level in Krematoa gives the player a cog when it is completed. There are five cogs total, which are used to operate a machine inside [[Boomer (Donkey Kong Country 3)|Boomer]]'s cabin. When each one is given to the bear, the Kong can fight Baron K. Roolenstein in his submarine, Knautilus.
 |-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:Bear Coin.png]]
+| align=center | 38 || align=center | 45 || align=center | [[Creepy Caverns]] || align=center | 2 || align=center | Cave
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Bear coin]]s
-|These items replace the [[Banana Coin|Banana Bunch Coin]]s from ''Donkey Kong Country 2''. Their main use is paying for items owned by the Brothers Bear and gaining access to Swanky's Sideshow.
 |-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:Banana Bird DKC3.png]] [[File:DKC3 Banana Bird trapped.png]]
+| align=center | 39 || align=center | 46 || align=center | [[Lightning Lookout]] || align=center | 2 || align=center | Riverbank
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Banana Bird]]s
-|Banana Birds are very important creatures in the game that must be collected to free the Banana Queen. They are found in secret caves or with characters residing in the Northern Kremisphere.
 |-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:Letter K.png]] [[File:Letter O.png]] [[File:Letter N.png]] [[File:Letter G.png]]
+| align=center | 40 || align=center | 47 || align=center | [[Koindozer Klamber]] || align=center | 2 || align=center | Jungle
-|style="text-align:center"|[[K-O-N-G Letters]]
-|Just like in the previous titles, collecting these four letters awards the player an extra life. All four can be collected in every level, and they appear in order.
 |-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:DKC3-GreenBanana.png]] [[File:DKC3-XmasPresent.png]]
+| align=center | 41 || align=center | 48 || align=center | [[Poisonous Pipeline]] || align=center | 2 || align=center | Tube
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Green banana]]s
-|Green bananas are important types of bananas only found in [[Bonus Level]]s. In some of these Bonus Levels, the Kongs have to collect fifteen green bananas in order to win a Bonus Coin. However, the bananas appear and disappear at random, making it tougher to grab the objects. Green bananas are replaced by presents when the "MERRY" cheat is activated.
 |-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:Star DKC3.png]] [[File:DKC3-XmasOrnament.png]]
+| align=center rowspan=2 | 42 || align=center rowspan=2| 49 || align=center | BOSS LEVEL: [[KAOS|Kastle Kaos (Part 1)]] || align=center rowspan=2 | 0 || align=center rowspan=2 | Kastle Kaos
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Star (Donkey Kong franchise)|Star]]s
-|Like green bananas, stars can only be found in Bonus Levels. In many bonuses, stars must be collected to earn the Bonus Coin. They are usually scattered around the special stages' obstacles. Stars are replaced by ornaments when the "MERRY" cheat is activated.
-|}
-===Trade items===
-The game features several items that must be traded between the Brothers Bear in order for the Kongs to collect all of the [[Banana Bird]]s. They are required to trade if the Kongs want to complete their adventure completely. Note that some items are earned from defeating bosses and do not need to be traded with the bears. Below shows the items and descriptions on them, as well as what the Kongs should do with the objects.
-{|class="wikitable dk"style="width:100%"
 |-
-|-style=background:yellow align=center
+| align=center | BOSS LEVEL: [[Baron K. Roolenstein|Kastle Kaos (Part 2)]]
-!width=3%|Image
-!width=7%|Name
-!width=45%|Description
 |-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:Bowling Ball DKC3.png]]
+! colspan=5 style="background:yellow" align=center | [[Krematoa]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Bowling ball (Donkey Kong Country 3)|Bowling ball]]
+|- style=background:yellow align=center
-|A gift received by [[Blue]]. When Blue is given this gift, he decides he has no use for it and gives it to the Kongs to use. The bowling ball can be used as ammunition for [[Bazooka]]'s cannon, "[[Big Bessie]]," to get to the secret cave of [[Mekanos]].
+!colspan="2" width=5%|#
+!rowspan="2" width=50%|Level
+!rowspan="2" width=10%|Bonus Areas
+!rowspan="2" width=35%|Type of Level
+|-style="background:yellow" align="center"
+!width=5%|SNES
+!width=5%|GBA
 |-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:Flower DKC3.png]]
+| align=center | 43 || align=center | 50 || align=center | [[Stampede Sprint]] || align=center | 3 || align=center | Jungle
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Flupperius Petallus Pongus|Flower]]
-|A specimen of "''Flupperius Petallus Pongus''," a rare flower wanted greatly by [[Bramble (character)|Bramble]]. After completing [[Razor Ridge]], this item appears near his cabin. The Kongs can take it and give it to the bear in exchange for a Banana Bird.
 |-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:Mirror DKC3.png]]
+| align=center | 44 || align=center | 51 || align=center | [[Criss Kross Cliffs]] || align=center | 2 || align=center | Cliff
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Mirror (item)|Mirror]]
-|This mirror, which was once owned by Cranky Kong's great grandfather, must be bought from [[Bazaar]] for fifty bear coins. Once the Kongs have it, they can to give it to [[Baffle]] to unscramble his message (which hints towards accessing Kaos Kore's secret cave), or [[Barter]] in exchange for a [[No.6 wrench]]. They can also take back the mirror from either bear for the other's use.
 |-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:No 6 Wrench DKC3.png]]
+| align=center | 45 || align=center | 52 || align=center | [[Tyrant Twin Tussle]] || align=center | 3 || align=center | Cave
-|style="text-align:center"|[[No.6 wrench]]
-|The No.6 wrench is given to the Kongs by Barter in exchange for a mirror. It must be given to [[Björn]] so he can fix his chairlifts. Once they are fixed, a new secret cave is accessed.
 |-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:DKC3 Patch drop.png]] [[File:Patch DKC3.png]]
+| align=center | 46 || align=center | 53 || align=center | [[Swoopy Salvo]] || align=center | 3 || align=center | Tree
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Patch (item)|Patch]]
-|The patch is earned after the Kongs defeat [[Arich]] in [[Kremwood Forest]]. Once obtained, it must be given to Funky Kong as he can make a [[Hover Craft]].
 |-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:Present DKC3.png]]
+| align=center | 47 || align=center | 54 || align=center | [[Rocket Rush]] || align=center | 0 || align=center | Cliff
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Present (Donkey Kong Country 3)|Present]]
-|A present for Blue. Blue's brother, [[Blizzard (character)|Blizzard]], who is unable to take the gift to him, gives the present for the Kongs to deliver. It contains a bowling ball.
 |-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:Shell DKC3.png]]
+| align=center | 48 || align=center | 55 || align=center | BOSS LEVEL: [[Baron K. Roolenstein|Knautilus]] || align=center | 0 || align=center | The Knautilus
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Shell (Donkey Kong Country 3)|Shell]]
-|This shell, found at the bottom of [[Lake Orangatanga]], must be bought by Bazaar for five bear coins. Once owned, the Kongs can give it to Barnacle in exchange for a Banana Bird.
 |-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:DKC3 ski.png]] [[File:Skis DKC3.png]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Ski]]s
-|The pair of skis are earned once both [[KAOS]] and [[Squirt (boss)|Squirt]] are defeated. They must be given to Funky in order for him to make a [[Turbo Ski]].
 |}
-==Objects==
+==Characters==
-===Mechanisms===
+===Playable Characters===
-{|class="wikitable dk"style="width:100%"
-|-
+{|width=100% cellspacing=0 border=2 cellpadding=3 style="border-collapse:collapse;background:white"
-!width=15%|Image
+|-style="background:yellow;"
-!width=10%|Name
+!Image
+!Name
 !Description
 |-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:EllieCrate.png]] [[File:EnguardeCrateDKC2.png]] [[File:ParryCrate.png]] [[File:Squawks Crate DKC2.png]] [[File:Squitter Crate DKC2.png]]
+| align="center" |[[File:DixieSprite65.gif]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Animal crate]]s
+![[Dixie Kong]]
-|Like in the previous titles, these crates contain an [[Animal Friends|Animal Friend]]. The picture shown on the crate clues the player as to which Animal Friend is in it. They are very similar to [[Animal Barrel]]s, although they do not actually turn the Kongs into the animal.
+|Dixie Kong is the cousin of Kiddy Kong and the girlfriend of Diddy Kong. With her long ponytail, she is able to propel through the air and cross large gaps easily. However, she is not very strong and can hardly even hold Kiddy on her shoulders.
-|-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:DKC3 Big Bessie.png]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Big Bessie]]
-|An enormous cannon owned by [[Bazooka]], it can launch the Kongs to the [[secret cave|Sky-High Secret]].
-|-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:DKC3 boulder.png]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Boulder]]s
-|Boulders block the path through [[Krematoa]], and can only be destroyed with [[Boomer (Donkey Kong Country 3)|Boomer]]'s explosives.
-|-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:DKC3 vat 1.png]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Bubbling cauldron]]s
-|Tubs of molten metal found in factory stages.
-|-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:DKC3 chairlift.png]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Chairlift]]s
-|Two sets of chairlifts are used on the overworld to cross [[Razor Ridge]].
-|-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:DKC3 conveyor belt.png]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Conveyor Belt]]
-|A single Conveyor Belt makes up the floor of the [[Knautilus]], and is activated by [[Baron K. Roolenstein]] as one of his traps.
-|-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:DKC3 weak floor.png]]
-|style="text-align:center"|Cracked planks<ref>{{cite|author=Owsen, Dan, Kent Miller, and Paul Shinoda|title=''Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble!'' Player's Guide|page=19, 23|language=en-us|publisher=Nintendo of America|date=1996}}</ref>
-|Appearing rarely in boardwalk stages, Kiddy can destroy these weak spots in the floor when Dixie throws him.
-|-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:Crate DKC2.png]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Crate]]
-|Crates are very similar to [[barrel]]s, but they break as soon as making contact with an enemy or the ground. However, they can be quite useful in defeating enemies. A single crate appears in this game, in the level [[Barrel Drop Bounce]].
-|-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:DKC3 crystal blue.png]] [[File:DKC3 crystal green.png]]<br>[[File:DKC3 crystal red.png]] [[File:DKC3 crystal yellow.png]]
-|style="text-align:center"|Crystals
-|Four differently colored clusters of crystals are found in each [[secret cave]]. The player needs to light them in the order shown when first entering.
-|-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:DKC3 electric beam.png]]
-|style="text-align:center"|Electricity<ref>{{cite|author=Owsen, Dan, Kent Miller, and Paul Shinoda|title=''Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble!'' Player's Guide|page=105, 118|language=en-us|publisher=Nintendo of America|date=1996}}</ref>
-|Enormous arcs of electricity used as weapons by Baron K. Roolenstein.
-|-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:DKC3 evil barrier.png]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Evil barrier]]
-|Keeps the [[Banana Queen]] imprisoned, and can only be opened by collecting all the [[Banana Bird]]s.
-|-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:DKC3 Flame.png]]
-|style="text-align:center"|Flame<ref>{{cite|author=Owsen, Dan, Kent Miller, and Paul Shinoda|title=''Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble!'' Player's Guide|page=84|language=en-us|publisher=Nintendo of America|date=1996}}</ref>
-|Burns through a rope in [[Kong-Fused Cliffs]].
-|-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:DKC3 ceiling switch.png]] [[File:DKC3 ceiling switch Kastle KAOS.png]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Handle (Donkey Kong Country 3)|Handle]]s
-|Levers that can be hung from to trigger an event.
-|-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:DKC3 cannon.png]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Cannon|Kannon]]
-|Returns the Kongs to the world map from [[Belcha's Barn]].
-|-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:Krem Flag.png]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Krem Flag]]s
-|Mark non-beaten levels on the overworld.
-|-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:DKC3 Kroc start sign.png]] [[File:DKC3 Kroc stop sign.png]]
-|style="text-align:center"|{{conjectural|Kroc signs}}
-|Designate the beginning and ending points of [[Kroc]]'s shooting range.
-|-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:End of Level Flag.png]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Level Flag]]s
-|Mark a level's finishing point, as well as who cleared it and if all secrets were completed.
-|-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:DKC3 Lift.png]] [[File:DKC3 lift light wide.png]] [[File:DKC3 lift Kastle KAOS.png]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Lift]]s
-|Floating wooden platforms that appear primarily in mill stages.
-|-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:DKC3 Lightning.png]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Lightning (obstacle)|Lightning]]
-|Appearing in [[Lightning Lookout|Lightning Look-Out]], lightning flashes briefly, signaling where it will appear, then strikes.
-|-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:DKC3 mechanical door.png]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Metal door]]s
-|Mechanical doors that appear in mill stages and must be opened by using another mechanism.
-|-
-|align="center"|[[File:NoAnimalSign-Ellie-DKC3.png]] [[File:NoAnimalSign-Enguarde-DKC2.png]] [[File:NoAnimalSign-Nibbla-DKC3.png]]<br>[[File:NoAnimalSign-Parry-DKC3.png]] [[File:NoAnimalSign-Squawks-DKC2.png]] [[File:NoAnimalSign-Squitter-DKC2.png]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[No Animal Sign]]s
-|Prevent Animal Buddies from crossing, but may reward the player with an item if the animal reaches the sign.
-|-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:DKC3 vacuum.png]]
-|style="text-align:center"|Overhead vent<ref>{{cite|author=Owsen, Dan, Kent Miller, and Paul Shinoda|title=''Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble!'' Player's Guide|page=118|language=en-us|publisher=Nintendo of America|date=1996}}</ref>
-|This vent appears on the ceiling of the Knautilus, activating after his traps run out of energy. By throwing a [[Iron Barrel|Steel Barrel]] into it, the barrel is delivered to the front of the submarine and may land on K. Rool to damage him.
-|-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:DKC3 Ripsaw.png]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Ripsaw]]
-|An upwards-moving saw that is the main obstacle in [[Ripsaw Rage]].
-|-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:DKC3 Rope.png]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Rope]]s
-|Ropes can be climbed on vertically or horizontally. Some move the Kongs automatically.
-|-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:DKC3 shield.png]]
-|style="text-align:center"|{{conjectural|Shields}}
-|Protect against [[Kroc]]'s fire.
-|-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:DKC3 target.png]]
-|style="text-align:center"|Targets
-|Hitting these in [[Swanky's Sideshow]] increases the player's score in the minigame.
-|-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:Toboggan DKC3 Sprite.png]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Toboggan]]s
-|Sleds that travel on multiple terrains.
-|-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:DKC3 trap door.png]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Trapdoor (Donkey Kong Country 3)|Trapdoor]]s
-|Trapdoors appear in mill stages and open when stood upon unless locked. Sometimes they lead to a [[Bonus Barrel]].
-|-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:DKC3 turret.png]]
-|style="text-align:center"|{{conjectural|Turret}}
-|A single turret appears as one of Baron K. Roolenstein's weapons aboard the Knautilus, shooting rounds of fireballs from the background.
 |-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:DKC3 wheel.png]]
+| align="center" |[[File:KiddySprite65.png]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Wheel]]s
+![[Kiddy Kong]]
-|Keep doors shut as long as [[Sneek]]s walk in them.
+|This mighty ape is the little brother of [[Chunky Kong]] and the cousin of Dixie Kong. He is so strong that he can easily throw Dixie high in the air or at enemies. Although he does not have a move like Dixie's Helicopter Twirl, he can skip over water a few times while rolling.
 |}
-===Projectiles===
-{|class="wikitable dk"style="width:100%"
+===Supporting Characters===
-|-
-!width=15%|Image
+{|width=100% cellspacing=0 border=2 cellpadding=3 style="border-collapse:collapse;background:white"
-!width=10%|Name
+|-style="background:yellow;"
+!Image
+!Name
 !Description
 |-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:DKC3 acorn.png]]
+| align="center" |[[File:BananaQueen65.png]]
-|style="text-align:center"|Acorns
+![[Banana Bird Queen]]
-|Projectiles thrown by [[Minkey]]s.
+|The Banana Bird Queen is the mother of the Banana Birds scattered across the Northern Kremisphere. She is only found after the apes earn the Gyrocopter and fly into the clouds. She is sealed away by Baron K. Roolenstein in the game, but with the help from the apes, the Banana Birds are united and help her break free from the [[Evil Barrier]]. Once free, she defeats K. Rool once and for all.
 |-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:DKC3 ball red.png]] [[File:DKC3 ball blue.png]]
+| align="center" |[[File:CrankyDKC365.png]]
-|style="text-align:center"|Balls
+![[Cranky Kong]]
-|Thrown at the targets in [[Swanky's Sideshow]].
+|Cranky Kong is Donkey Kong's grandfather. In the Super Nintendo version of the game, he plays against the heroes in a ball tossing game hosted by Swanky. However, in the remake, he runs Cranky's Dojo, where the player must control him to deflect the Bristles coming at him.
 |-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:DKC3 bomb Kuchuka.png]] [[File:DKC3 bomb KAOS.png]]
+| align="center" |[[File:DiddyKongDKC365.png]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Bomb]]s
+![[Diddy Kong]]
-|Small projectiles launched by [[Kuchuka]]s and [[KAOS]] which explode upon landing.
+|During the events of the game, Diddy Kong must be rescued by Kiddy and Dixie from Baron K. Roolenstein, who uses his and Donkey Kong's power to power up KAOS. This is the only game in the ''Donkey Kong Country'' series where he is not playable.
 |-
-|align="center"|[[File:DKC3 egg.png]]
+| align="center" |[[File:DonkeyKongDKC365.png]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Egg]]s
+![[Donkey Kong]]
-|Projectiles used by [[Squawks]].
+|Like Diddy, Donkey Kong is captured by Baron K. Roolenstein so that K. Rool can utilize his energy to power KAOS. He must be rescued once again by Dixie and Kiddy.
 |-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:DKC3 fireball.png]]
+| align="center" |[[File:FunkyDKC365.png]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Fireball (obstacle)|Fireball]]s
+![[Funky Kong]]
-|Projectiles launched from the background by [[Karbine]]s and K. Rool's turret and from the foreground by [[Kroc]].
+|Funky runs Funky's Rentals, where the heroes can rent vehicles, such as the Gyrocopter or the Hover Craft. However, in order to use these vehicles, they must give Funky certain parts and items, such as a patch or some skis.
 |-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:DKC3 snowball small.png]] [[File:DKC3 snowball big.png]]
+| align="center" |[[File:SwankyDKC365.png]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Snowball]]s
+![[Swanky Kong]]
-|Projectiles thrown from the background by [[Bleak]], as well as at him by the Kongs.
+|In the Super Nintendo version of the game, Swanky runs Swanky's Sideshow, while in the remake, he runs Swanky's Dash. He gives the Kongs collectibles, such as Bears Coins and Banana Bunches, if they are able to complete his Bonus Games.
 |-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:DKC3 stinger.png]]
+| align="center" |[[File:WrinklyDKC365.png]]
-|style="text-align:center"|Stingers
+![[Wrinkly Kong]]
-|Quills shot by [[Barbos]].
+|Wrinky runs Wrinky's Save Cave in the Super Nintendo version of the game, and she also runs Wrinky's Retreat in the Game Boy Advance remake. Although she only holds the Kongs' Banana Birds in the remake, she allows them to save their game and check their progress in the original version.
-|-
-|align="center"|[[File:DKC3 venom.png]]
-|style="text-align:center"|Venom
-|Small, bouncy balls of toxins spat by [[Arich]].
-|-
-|align="center"|[[File:DKC3 water jet Ellie.png]] [[File:DKC3 water jet Squirt.png]]
-|style="text-align:center"|Water jets
-|Projectiles shot by [[Ellie]] to defeat enemies after she sucks water in her trunk, and by [[Squirt]] to push Ellie away.
-|-
-|align="center"|[[File:DKC2 Web projectile.png]] [[File:DKC2 Web preplatform.png]] [[File:DKC2 Web platform.png]]
-|style="text-align:center"|Webs
-|[[Squitter]] can create these as temporary platforms or projectiles.
 |}
-===Barrels===
+===Brothers Bears===
-Various barrels appear throughout the game. They are the main objects in the ''[[Donkey Kong Country (series)|Donkey Kong Country]]'' series, and they have many different purposes. Below is a list of each barrel and a brief description on them.
-{|class="wikitable dk"style="width:100%"
+{|width=100% cellspacing=0 border=2 cellpadding=3 style="border-collapse:collapse;background:white"
-!colspan=5 style="background:saddlebrown;color:white"align=center|'''Throwable barrels'''
+|-style="background:yellow;"
-|-
+!Image
-!width=15%|Image
+!Name
-!width=10%|Name
-!Description
-|-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:DKC2 Barrel.png]] [[File:DKC2-3 barrel roll.png]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Barrel|Normal Barrel]]
-|The most common barrels of the game, these can be used to defeat enemies and sometimes find hidden Bonus Areas. They can be picked up by Ellie and Quawks, who can then roll them on the ground to hit some enemies. Ellie can also suck the barrels in towards her if the player presses Y.
-|-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:DK Barrel.png]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[DK Barrel]]
-|These common barrels returning from the first two games help revive a Kong who has been injured. There are at least two in each level, although some later levels have even more. They are often found at the very beginning of levels and right after the Star Barrel.
-|-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:SteelKeg.png]] [[File:DKC3 Steel Barrel roll.png]] [[File:DKC3 Steel Barrel Knautilus.png]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Iron Barrel|Steel Barrel]]
-|Steel Barrels previously appeared in the original ''[[Donkey Kong Country]]''. Unlike the regular barrels, Steel Barrels do not break if they hit a wall. The Kongs can ride a Steel Barrel if they jump on one as it is rolling. Steel Barrels are required to defeat Koins.
-|-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:TNT Barrel.png]] [[File:DKC2-3 TNT Barrel roll.png]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[TNT Barrel]]
-|TNT Barrels are similar to normal barrels, however, they are explosive. If they are thrown into a sensitive wall, they can blast it away, creating an opening. They can also defeat powerful enemies like red Buzzes, Bazukas, and Kuff 'n' Klout.
-|-
-!colspan=5 style="background:saddlebrown;color:white"align=center|'''Enterable barrels'''
-|-
-!width=15%|Image
-!width=10%|Name
-!Description
-|-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:Ellie Barrel sprite.png]] [[File:Enguarde Barrel sprite.png]] [[File:Squawks Barrel sprite.png]] [[File:Quawks Barrel Sprite.png]] [[File:Squitter Barrel sprite.png]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Animal Barrel]]
-|These common barrels return from ''Donkey Kong Country 2'', and they have the exact same function. They transform the Kongs into the Animal Friend pictured. The bottom left side of the screen should hold a picture of the Animal Friend, signaling that the helper can take two hits before being defeated.
-|-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:Blast Barrel DKC2 sprite.png]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Blast Barrel|Auto-Fire Barrel]]
-|These semi-common barrels shoot the Kongs in a particular direction after they jump inside.
-|-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:Barrel Cannon DKC2 sprite.png]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Barrel Cannon]]s
-|These barrels shoot the Kongs out after they jump inside and the player triggers it to fire.
-|-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:Barrel Cannon.png]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Arrow Barrel|Blast Barrel]]
-|These Auto-Fire Barrels shoot the Kongs upwards, or forwards if the barrel is turned. They are often found in levels taking place by a waterfall and are commonly needed to jump over Buzzes.
-|-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:Bonus Barrel.png]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Bonus Barrel]]
-|Two or three of these special barrels appear in every level, except for [[Rocket Rush (level)|Rocket Rush]], sending the Kongs to [[Bonus Level]]s. They are usually well hidden or hard to reach, due to the fact that their reward is so big. The Kongs also break out of these barrels once they exit the bonus.
-|-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:Ghost Barrel.png]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Boo Barrel]]
-|These barrels are similar to the arrowed Barrel Cannons, except that they disappear and reappear at various occasions. Sometimes, they appear in different positions, so if the Kongs jump in them at the wrong time, they can be shot into an enemy. These barrels only appear in the level [[Creepy Caverns]].
-|-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:Booster Barrel.png]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Booster Barrel]]
-|These uncommon barrels shoot out flames from the bottom, which send the Kongs upwards. Once the barrel reaches its highest point, it blasts them out. They commonly appear in levels near waterfalls, and are often seen as access to Bonus Areas.
-|-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:RocketBarrel.png]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Rocket Barrel]]
-|This special barrel only appear in the level [[Rocket Rush (level)|Rocket Rush]], where the Kongs must use this barrel to fly up cliffs infested with Buzzes. It can be controlled by maneuvering left and right. As the Kongs use the exhaust, it depletes fuel and it can be replenished by Fuel Drums. Depletion occurs quicker if the Kongs make contact with the walls. The Kongs can then get out of the Rocket Barrel after they have landed on a landing platform.
-|-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:TrackerBarrel.png]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Tracker Barrel]]
-|This uncommon barrel appears in only one level, [[Tracker Barrel Trek]]. In this level, the Kongs must use the barrels to traverse the falls. Luckily, the barrels follow the Kongs' movements to ensure that they cannot fall. The only danger of these barrels is that they often lead to Buzzes.
-|-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:WarpBarrelSprite-DKC3.png]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Warp Barrel]]
-|These uncommon, invisible barrels hide in every level in the first two worlds. They can warp the Kongs to the end of some levels. All, but two require a team throw to reach, and most of them require Kiddy to throw Dixie. The ones in [[Springin' Spiders]] and [[Barrel Shield Bust-Up]] can be reached by both Kiddy and Dixie.
-|-
-!colspan=5 style="background:saddlebrown;color:white"align=center|'''Triggerable barrels'''
-|-
-!width=15%|Image
-!width=10%|Name
 !Description
 |-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:Fuel Tank.png]]
+| align="center" |[[File:BachelorBear.png]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Fuel Drum]]
+![[Bachelor]]
-|These uncommon barrels refill the fuel tank for the Rocket Barrel in Rocket Rush. There are only a few in the whole game, but they can replenish a great amount of fuel for the rocket.
+|This Brothers Bear lives on a small island in the center of Lake Orangatanga, where Barnacle had originally been in the Super Nintendo version. He wants a rose and a box of chocolates for his girlfriend, but needs the help of the Kongs to get them. After they help him out, Bachelor gives them a Banana Bird. Also, upon meeting him, the apes are given the Flupperius Petallus Pongus flower, which Bachelor has no use for.
 |-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:IgnitionBarrel.png]]
+| align="center" |[[File:Baffle65.PNG]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Ignition Barrel]]
+![[Baffle]]
-|Only one of this barrel exclusively appears in this level, Rocket Rush. Once the Barrel Rocket hits this barrel, the Rocket Barrel ignites, causing the Kongs to soar upwards, and thus enabling them to finish this level.
+|This code-breaker resides in KAOS Kore. In order to solve one of his codes, the apes have to give him the mirror item, bought by Bazaar for fifty Bear Coins. If the monkeys find out what he is saying, they should learn about how to find KAOS Kore's Banana Bird Cave.
 |-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:Invincibility Barrel.png]]
+| align="center" |[[File:Barnacles!65.png]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Invincibility Barrel]]
+![[Barnacle]]
-|These uncommon barrels temporarily give the Kongs invincibility and they are often found hidden in hard to reach places. The Kongs can use the effects of the barrel to jump on red Buzzes, Kuff 'n' Klouts, and other invincible enemies.
+|Barnacle is a shell collector living residing in Pacifica (although he resides in Lake Orangatanga in the Super Nintendo verion). In exchange for a shell, Barnacle gives the apes his Banana Bird, which he is not very fond of anyway.
 |-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:Star Barrel.png]]
+| align="center" |[[File:Barter65.PNG]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Star Barrel]]
+![[Barter]]
-|These barrels return from the first two ''Donkey Kong Country'' games, doing exactly as before. They appear at the middle of every level, and when hit, sparkle, signaling that a checkpoint has been activated. If both Kongs are lost, or they fall into a pit, the Kongs are returned to the Star Barrel.
+|Barter is a Brothers Bear living in a swap shop near K3. The first time the heroes meet him, he appears to look ragged, but if the apes give him the mirror, his appearance slightly changes. In exchange for the mirror, Barter gives the monkeys a No. 6 Wrench to help fix Björn's chairlift.
 |-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:SwitchBarrel.png]] [[File:DKC3 Switch Barrel Steel.png]] [[File:DKC3 Switch Barrel TNT.png]]
+| align="center" |[[File:Bazaar65.png]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Switch Barrel]]
+![[Bazaar]]
-|These rare barrels only appear in three levels: [[Blazing Bazukas]], [[Criss Kross Cliffs]], and [[Koindozer Klamber]]. They must be touched to change the type of barrel that the Bazukas fire. Usually, it turns TNT Barrels into normal barrels, although it sometimes turns into Steel Barrels or TNT Barrels instead, which are needed to defeat Koins and red Buzzes.
+|Bazaar runs a general store next to Funky's Rentals and Wrinkly's Save Cave. He sells a shell for five coins, a box of chocolates for twenty coins, and a mirror for fifty coins.
 |-
-!colspan=5 style="background:saddlebrown;color:white"align=center|'''Other barrels'''
+| align="center" |[[File:Bazooka65.png]]
+![[Bazooka]]
+|Bazooka is a veteran of the [[Kremean War]] who resides in Mekanos. He owns a cannon known as "Big Bessie", which must be loaded up with a Bowling Ball to blast the apes to a Banana Bird Cave.
 |-
-!width=15%|Image
+| align="center" |[[File:Benny65.PNG]]
-!width=10%|Name
+![[Benny]]
-!Description
+|Similar to his brother, Björn, Benny runs the chairlifts in Razor Ridge. He allows the apes to use his chairlifts at no charge to cross over to Kong-Fused Cliffs. Unlike most of the other bears, Benny does not need any assistance from the Kongs, nor does he hold a Banana Bird.
 |-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:Barrel Shield DKC3.png]]
+| align="center" |[[File:Bjorn65.PNG]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Barrel Shield]]
+![[Björn]]
-|Barrel Shields are the main gimmick of [[Barrel Shield Bust-Up]], and protect against the nuts thrown by [[Minkey]]s.
+|Björn, the brother of Benny, runs the second set of chairlifts in Razor Ridge. However, his are not working, so the apes have to offer their help to use them. If they give him the No. 6 Wrench from Barter, he can fix the chairlifts and help them reach a Banana Bird Cave.
 |-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:DKC3 Drop Barrel.png]]
+| align="center" |[[File:Blizzard65.png]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Tumbling barrel]]
+![[Blizzard (Bear)|Blizzard]]
-|Tumbling barrels travel down the falls at [[Barrel Drop Bounce]], where they are used as platforms.
+|After being stuck in K3 due to the snowy weather, Blizzard is unable to reach Blue's birthday party. When the apes find him in the world, he gives them his gift to Blue for the heroes to deliver.
-|}
-===Funky's Rentals' vehicles===
-These vehicles can be loaned from Funky Kong to help explore the overworld.
-{|class="wikitable dk"style="width:100%"
 |-
-|-style=background:yellow align=center
+| align="center" |[[File:Blue65.png]]
-!width=3%|Image
+![[Blue]]
-!width=7%|Name
+|Blue is depressed during the events of the game due to nobody coming to his birthday party. In order to finally cheer him up, the heroes must talk to Blizzard in K3 and get the present from him. After the gift is delivered, Blue cheers up, although he ends up giving the contents of the gift back to the monkeys.
-!width=45%|Description
 |-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:DKC3 Motor Boat.png]]
+| align="center" |[[File:Blunder65.png]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Motor Boat]]
+![[Blunder]]
-|The basic vehicle, it can travel over water faster than swimming.
+|Blunder can be found in a cabin to the west of the Kremwood Forest. Visiting him is completely optional, although if he is talked to, the monkeys are given the secret on how to find the lost world, Krematoa.
 |-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:DKC3 Hover Craft.png]]
+| align="center" |[[File:Boomer65.PNG]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Hover Craft]]
+![[Boomer (Bear)|Boomer]]
-|A faster vehicle that can move over rocks, obtainable once the [[patch]] is collected.
+|Boomer is found on the lost world of Krematoa. If the apes give him some of their hard-earned Bonus Coins, he blows up roadblocks blocking the pathways to secret levels. Cogs are found in these levels, and if they are all placed in one of his machines, the submarine, Knautilus, is revealed in the nearby lake.
 |-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:DKC3 Turbo Ski.png]]
+| align="center" |[[File:Bramble65.png]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Turbo Ski]]
+![[Bramble (Bear)|Bramble]]
-|An even quicker vehicle that can travel up waterfalls, obtainable once both [[ski]]s are recovered.
+|Bramble is a Brothers Bear located near Cotton-Top Cove who is interested in plants, but not the machines in Mekanos. Once the machines are shut down on the nearby island and the apes complete Razor Ridge, a Flupperius Petallus Pongus appears near his cabin to pick. In exchange for the flower, he gives the heroes a Banana Bird. In the Game Boy Advance remake, the Flupperius Petallus Pongus is actually given to the apes by Bachelor, and if it is given to Bramble, he gives the Kongs a rose.
 |-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:DKC3 Gyrocopter.png]]
+| align="center" |[[File:Brash65.png]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Gyrocopter]]
+![[Brash]]
-|The final vehicle and only one capable of flight, it can only be obtained by collecting all [[DK Coin]]s.
+|This bear is a jock in the Kremwood Forest who holds the record of completing Riverside Race in one minute and fifty seconds. Although he brags to the apes about his feat, the monkeys can beat his time in the level, causing the bear to become enraged. As a result of his tantrum, a log in the forest falls into the riverbank, creating a bridge to a Banana Bird Cave.
 |}
-==Supporting locations==
+===Enemies===
-''Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble!'' is filled with various special areas, where the Kongs can meet the other Kongs and [[Brothers Bear]] around the island to help out.
+====Normal Enemies====
-{|class="wikitable dk"style="width:100%"
+{|width=100% cellspacing=0 border=2 cellpadding=3 style="border-collapse:collapse;background:white"
-!width=12%|Image
+|-style="background:yellow;"
-!width=10%|Name
+!Image
+!Name
 !Description
+!First Level Appearance
+!Last Level Appearance
 |-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:Banana Bird Cave.png]]
+| align="center" |[[File:BazukaSprite65.PNG]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Secret cave]]s
+![[Bazuka]]
-|Each of these caves contain a Banana Bird. However, the only way to get the bird is to hit a series of crystals in the right order.
+|These Kremlings carry large round bazookas, which they use to fire Barrels out of. [[Switch Barrel]]s can be used to change what type of barrels they shoot. A vertical firing Bazuka also appears in Criss Kross Cliffs. Bazukas have a level dedicated to themselves, known as Blazing Bazukas.
+| align="center" |[[Blazing Bazukas]]
+| align="center" |[[Criss Kross Cliffs|Criss<br>Kross<br>Cliffs]]
 |-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:Bazaar's General Store DKC3.png]]
+| align="center" |[[File:BazzaSprite65.png]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Brothers Bear]] cabins
+![[Bazza]]
-|There are several cabins in the game, one for each of the Brothers Bear. In them, the Kongs can talk to the bears and help them complete a trade to earn [[Banana Bird]]s.
+|These enemies, similar to [[Swoopy]]s, always move from one hole to another. They are located underwater, and are only found in one level in the Super Nintendo version of the game, Bazza's Blockade. They are also found in Sunken Spruce and Ripcurl Reef in the Game Boy Advance version.
+| align="center" |[[Bazza's Blockade]]
+| align="center" |[[Ripcurl Reef|Ripcurl<br>Reef]]<br>(GBA version only)
 |-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:Funky's Rentals DKC3.png]]
+| align="center" |[[File:BootyBirdSprite65.png]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Funky's Rentals]]
+![[Booty Bird]]
-|This is where the Kongs can rent vehicles made by Funky Kong to travel through the Northern Kremisphere. He allows them to use his [[Motor Boat]] at the beginning of the game, but after the Kongs gather up special items for him, he is able to make a Hover Craft, a Turbo Ski, and a Gyrocopter for them to ride in.
+|A round bird enemy that flies in the air during many levels. It attacks by simply flying around areas and trying to hit the Kongs. When defeated, they usually drop special items, such as Banana Bunches and K-O-N-G Letters. The heroes can defeat them by jumping on them or by hitting them with a barrel. Animal Buddies can also attack them.
+| align="center" |[[Lakeside Limbo|Lakeside<br>Limbo]]
+| align="center" |[[Swoopy Salvo|Swoopy<br>Salvo]]
 |-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:Swanky's Sideshow DKC3.png]]
+| align="center" |[[File:BountyBassSprite65.png]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Swanky's Sideshow]]
+![[Bounty Bass]]
-|This is where the Kongs can play a special ball tossing Bonus Game against Cranky for a few bear coins.
+|This foe is quite similar to Booty Birds, but only appears underwater. It swims back and fourth in the coral reefs and tries to hit the apes. When defeated, it drops items for the apes to grab, such a [[Bear Coin]]s. However, only Enguarde can defeat this plump enemy.
+| align="center" |[[Bazza's Blockade|Bazza's<br>Blockade]]
+| align="center" |[[Ripcurl Reef|Ripcurl<br>Reef]]<br>(GBA version only)
 |-
-|style="text-align:center"|[[File:Wrinkly's Save Cave DKC3.png]]
+| align="center" |[[File:BristlesSprite65.png]]
-|style="text-align:center"|[[Wrinkly's Save Cave]]
+![[Bristles]]
-|This area is where the Kongs' game can be saved. One appears in each world, as well as in the overworld. Wrinkly is always found here, and she is either exercising, playing her [[Nintendo 64]], or sleeping.
+|This spiky porcupine enemy can be found commonly in the game. Because of its spikes, it can not be defeated by a jump. Therefore, the only way to defeat it is by using a roll or a barrel attack to hit it. However, the apes must watch for his spikes while rolling into them, as it can still hurt them if they attack the foe's backside.
-|}
+| align="center" |[[Springin' Spiders|Springin'<br>Spiders]]
+| align="center" |[[Swoopy Salvo|Swoopy<br>Salvo]]
-==Levels==
-The game features many levels in which the Kongs must travel through to complete the game. The Kongs have to get to the end of each level, excluding the secret levels in Krematoa, in order to meet Baron K. Roolenstein at Kastle Kaos and rescue [[Donkey Kong]] and [[Diddy Kong]]. Every level, excluding boss stages and Rocket Rush, have at least two or three Bonus Levels in them, which are hidden throughout the levels.
-{|width=99% cellspacing=0 border=2 cellpadding=3 style="border-collapse:collapse; background:wheat;border:saddlebrown; text-align:center"
-!colspan=5 style="background:saddlebrown;color:white"|<big>Levels and Bonus Areas</big>
 |-
-!colspan=5 style="background:#BB8855"|{{color-link|white|Lake Orangatanga}}
+| align="center" |[[File:BuzzSprite65.png]]
-|-style=background:burlywood
+![[Buzz (species)|Buzz]]
-!width=5%|#
+|Buzzes are much like the [[Zinger]] foes from the previous installments in the series, but they appear to be more robotic. These very common foes move around areas, trying to hit the apes. If they are touched, one of the Kongs are damaged and run away, only to be found again in a DK Barrel. Buzzes come in both green and red variations. The green Buzzes can be defeated only by a barrel or by an attack from an Animal Buddy, while the red Buzzes can only be defeated by a TNT Barrel or an Invincibility Barrel.
-!width=35%|Level
+| align="center" |[[Doorstop Dash|Doorstop<br>Dash]]
-!width=10%|Bonus Areas
+| align="center" |[[Rocket Rush| Rocket<br>Rush]]
-!width=20%|Type of level
-!width=30%|Music theme
 |-
-|1||[[Lakeside Limbo]]||2||Stilt||Stilt Village
+| align="center" |[[File:Gleamin'BreamSprite65.png]]
-|-style=background:#FFF8DC
+![[Gleamin' Bream]]
-|2||[[Doorstop Dash]]||2||Mill||Mill Fever
+|Gleamin' Breams are rare enemies that have a very similar appearance to Bounty Basses. They are plump, yellow, underwater foes that give off a beams of light around them. If Enguarde hits them, they do not flee, but instead light up the dark areas of Floodlit Fish. However, they only appear in the said level.
+| align="center" |[[Floodlit Fish|Floodlit<br>Fish]]
+| align="center" |[[Floodlit Fish|Floodlit<br>Fish]]
 |-
-|3||[[Tidal Trouble]]||2||Stilt||Stilt Village
+| align="center" |[[File:KarbineSprite65.png]]
-|-style=background:#FFF8DC
+![[Karbine]]
-|4||[[Skidda's Row]]||2||Snow||Frosty Frolics
+|Another uncommon enemy that only appears in Fire-Ball Frenzy. They use their cannons to shoot large fireballs at the heroes. They often follow the Kongs when they are in sight, and they also shoot in a certain pattern. This way, the apes can find out when they are going to shoot. Karbines are always attacking from the background, and therefore cannot be defeated.
+| align="center" |[[Fire-Ball Frenzy]]
+| align="center" |[[Fire-Ball Frenzy]]
 |-
-|5||[[Murky Mill]]||2||Mill||Mill Fever
+| align="center" |[[File:KlaspSprite65.PNG]]
-|-style=background:#FFF8DC
+![[Klasp]]
-|6||BOSS LEVEL: [[Belcha's Barn]]||0||Mill||Boss Boogie
+|A similar enemy to [[TNT Knocka]]s, however, they are only found gripping onto long, horizontal ropes. They always try to move with the apes, and the monkeys have to climb fast if they want to escape being blown up by this explosive enemy.
+| align="center" |[[Kreeping Klasps]]
+| align="center" |[[Criss Kross Cliffs|Criss<br>Cross<br>Cliffs]]
 |-
-!colspan=5 style="background:#BB8855"|{{color-link|white|Kremwood Forest}}
+| align="center" |[[File:Knik-KnakSprite65.png]]
-|-style=background:burlywood
+![[Knik-Knak]]
-!width=5%|#
+|These common enemies replace [[Flitter]]s and [[Click-Clack]]s from the previous game. They are red beetles that hurt the apes if hit on the side. Jumping on them, however, defeats them. They can often be used as stepping stones for the Kongs to reach higher areas. A rare, yellow variety also appears.
-!width=35%|Level
+| align="center" |[[Tidal Trouble|Tidal<br>Trouble]]
-!width=10%|Bonus Areas
+| align="center" |[[Lightning Lookout]]
-!width=20%|Type of level
-!width=30%|Music theme
 |-
-|7||[[Barrel Shield Bust-Up]]||2||Tree||Treetop Tumble
+| align="center" |[[File:KnockaSprite65.png]]
-|-style=background:#FFF8DC
+![[Knocka]]
-|8||[[Riverside Race]]||2||Riverbank||Hot Pursuit
+|These green barrels are the replacements of [[Klobber]]s from the prequel. They do the same thing as the Klobbers: trying to knock the monkeys into the water or off a cliff. However, they cannot steal anything in this game when hitting the heroes.
+| align="center" |[[Tidal Trouble|Tidal<br>Trouble]]
+| align="center" |[[Creepy Caverns|Creepy<br>Caverns]]
 |-
-|9||[[Squeals on Wheels]]||2||Mill||Mill Fever
+| align="center" |[[File:KobbleSprite65.png]]
-|-style=background:#FFF8DC
+![[Kobble]]
-|10||[[Springin' Spiders]]||2||Tree||Treetop Tumble
+|A generic Kremling enemy that simply walks back and fourth through areas to attack. If the apes touch it at the side, they take damage, but if they jump on its head, they can easily defeat it. Any cartwheel attack or Animal Buddy attack can also defeat it. Kobbles are very similar to [[Kritter]]s and [[Klomp]]s from the first two ''Donkey Kong Country'' games.
+| align="center" |[[Lakeside Limbo]]
+| align="center" |[[Kreeping Klasps]]
 |-
-|11||[[Bobbing Barrel Brawl]]||2||Riverbank||Enchanted Riverbank
+| align="center" |[[File:KocoSprite65.png]]
-|-style=background:#FFF8DC
+![[Koco]]
-|12||BOSS LEVEL: [[Arich's Ambush]]||0||Tree||Boss Boogie
+|Kocos are the game's basic underwater enemies. Red and green variations of these foes appear; The green Kocos simply swim in place, serving as an obstacle for the Kongs, while the red kinds swim around, trying to hit them. They are very common underwater enemies, but can only be defeated by Enguarde the Swordfish or by the Nibbla buddy.
+| align="center" |[[Tidal Trouble|Tidal<br>Trouble]]
+| align="center" |[[Poisonous Pipeline|Poisonous<br>Pipeline]]
 |-
-!colspan=5 style="background:#BB8855"|{{color-link|white|Cotton Top Cove|Cotton-Top Cove}}
+| align="center" |[[File:KoinSprite65.png]]
-|-style=background:burlywood
+![[Koin]]
-!width=5%|#
+|These are one of the most common enemies in the game. One appears in every level, and they are always seen guarding a DK Coin, unless the Kongs have already collected the item. They can only be defeated by Steel Kegs, and their shield can easily protect themselves from all attacks. The apes must bounce the barrel off of a wall and trick the Koin to defeat it.
-!width=35%|Level
+| align="center" |[[Lakeside Limbo]]
-!width=10%|Bonus Areas
+| align="center" |[[Rocket Rush]]
-!width=20%|Type of level
-!width=30%|Music theme
 |-
-|13||[[Bazza's Blockade]]||2||Coral<br>Cave||Water World
+| align="center" |[[File:Koindozer.png|55px]]
-|-style=background:#FFF8DC
+![[Koindozer]]
-|14||[[Rocket Barrel Ride]]||2||Falls||Cascade Capers
+|Koindozers are very similar to Koins, although they do not carry any DK Coins. Unlike Koins, they are not stationary; they chase after the apes with their shields, trying to knock them into gaps and other foes, much like Knockas. However, they can sometimes be used as a platform to reach higher areas. They only appear in Koindozer Klamber, one of the game's final levels.
+| align="center" |[[Koindozer Klamber]]
+| align="center" |[[Koindozer Klamber]]
 |-
-|15||[[Kreeping Klasps]]||2||Stilt||Stilt Village
+| align="center" |[[File:KopterSprite65.png]]
-|-style=background:#FFF8DC
+![[Kopter]]
-|16||[[Tracker Barrel Trek]]||2||Falls||Cascade Capers
+|These Kremling enemies are usually seen propelling around mountainous levels. They attack by spinning downwards with their blades, trying to hit the heroes. They wear green helmets, and therefore cannot be defeated with a jump. In fact, the apes have no way of defeating these uncommon enemies.
+| align="center" |[[Buzzer Barrage]]
+| align="center" |[[Pot Hole Panic|Pot Hole<br>Panic]]
 |-
-|17||[[Fish Food Frenzy]]||2||Coral<br>Cave||Water World
+| align="center" |[[File:KrimpSprite65.png]]
-|-style=background:#FFF8DC
+![[Krimp]]
-|18||BOSS LEVEL: [[Squirt's Showdown]]||0||Falls||Boss Boogie
+|Similar to [[Klaptrap]]s and [[Klampon]]s from the first two ''Donkey Kong Country'' games, Krimps are common enemies in the game. They move back and forth through various areas and try to bite the Kongs. While their backside is vulnerable to cartwheel attacks, the apes cannot attack them from the front without getting injured. However, a jump can easily defeat them.
+| align="center" |[[Skidda's Row|Skidda's<br>Row]]
+| align="center" |[[Tyrant Twin Tussle]]
 |-
-!colspan=5 style="background:#BB8855"|{{color-link|white|Mekanos}}
+| align="center" |[[File:KrosshairSprite65.png]]
-|-style=background:burlywood
+![[Krosshair]]
-!width=5%|#
+|This is a very rare enemy that only appears in one level, Krack Shot Kroc. During the level, it tries to target Squitter, the Animal Buddy being ridden on during the level. After it does so, it shoots a fireball at the spider, harming the buddy if he is hit. The Krosshair cannot be defeated, and because it cannot be defeat, the hero must deal with it until the end of the level, where a "No Krosshair" sign is present.
-!width=35%|Level
+| align="center" |[[Krack Shot Kroc]]
-!width=10%|Bonus Areas
+| align="center" |[[Krack Shot Kroc]]
-!width=20%|Type of level
-!width=30%|Music theme
 |-
-|19||[[Fire-Ball Frenzy]]||2||Machine||Nuts and Bolts
+| align="center" |[[File:KrumpleSprite65.PNG]]
-|-style=background:#FFF8DC
+![[Krumple]]
-|20||[[Demolition Drain-Pipe]]||2||Tube||Hot Pursuit
+|These muscular Kremlings replace [[Krusha]]s and [[Kruncha]]s from the first two games in the series. When touched on the sides, or on the head by Dixie, they push the apes out of the way, possibly hitting them into an obstacle. They can only be defeated by being jumped on by Kiddy Kong or by being hit by a barrel. Animal Buddies such as Ellie can also defeat them.
+| align="center" |[[Rocket Barrel Ride|Rocket<br>Barrel<br>Ride]]
+| align="center" |[[Creepy Caverns|Creepy<br>Caverns]]
 |-
-|21||[[Ripsaw Rage]]||2||Tree||Treetop Tumble
+| align="center" |[[File:KuchukaSprite65.PNG]]
-|-style=background:#FFF8DC
+![[Kuchuka]]
-|22||[[Blazing Bazukas]]||2||Machine||Nuts and Bolts
+|An enemy similar in appearance to Knockas and TNT Knockas. They appear as purple barrels painted with odd faces. They do not move, but instead throw bombs at the apes from where they are sitting. Kuchukas cannot be defeated.
+| align="center" |[[Pot Hole Panic|Pot Hole<br>Panic]]
+| align="center" |[[Pot Hole Panic|Pot Hole<br>Panic]]
 |-
-|23||[[Low-G Labyrinth]]||2||Tube||Pokey Pipes
+| align="center" |[[File:Kuff'n'KloutSprite65.PNG]]
-|-style=background:#FFF8DC
+![[Kuff 'n' Klout]]
-|24||BOSS LEVEL: [[Kaos Karnage]]||0||Machine||Boss Boogie
+|Another muscular type of Kremling, the Kuff 'n' Klouts always appear with a partner Kuff 'n' Klout, and the two jump through the few levels they appear in. Sometimes, they also try to ram into the apes. They can be defeated by Squitter's webs, but otherwise, the Kongs have to dodge them, as they cannot be defeated in any other way.
+| align="center" |[[Stampede Sprint]]
+| align="center" |[[Tyrant Twin Tussle]]
 |-
-!colspan=5 style="background:#BB8855"|{{color-link|white|K3}}
+| align="center" |[[File:LemguinSprite65.png]]
-|-style=background:burlywood
+![[Lemguin]]
-!width=5%|#
+|These penguin enemies are found in snow levels, where they slide down slopes on their bellies, trying to run into the monkeys. A jump or roll attack can easily defeat them, but if the heroes are hit by them without using an attack, they take damage. Lemguins only appear in Lemguin Lunge.
-!width=35%|Level
+| align="center" |[[Lemguin Lunge|Lemguin<br>Lunge]]
-!width=10%|Bonus Areas
+| align="center" |[[Lemguin Lunge|Lemguin<br>Lunge]]
-!width=20%|Type of level
-!width=30%|Music theme
 |-
-|25||[[Krevice Kreepers]]||2||Cliff||Rockface Rumble
+| align="center" |[[File:MinkeySprite65.png|40px]]
-|-style=background:#FFF8DC
+![[Minkey]]
-|26||[[Tearaway Toboggan]]||2||Snow||Hot Pursuit
+|A monkey enemy that sticks its head out of the side of the inside part of trees. It attacks by throwing acorns at the apes, which must be avoided at all cost since the Minkies cannot be defeated. Sometimes, [[Barrel Shield]]s can block the acorns thrown by these foes.
+| align="center" |[[Barrel Shield Bust-Up|Barrel Shield<br>Bust-Up]]
+| align="center" |[[Sunken Spruce|Sunken<br>Spruce]]
 |-
-|27||[[Barrel Drop Bounce]]||2||Falls||Cascade Capers
+| align="center" |[[File:Nibbla65.png]]
-|-style=background:#FFF8DC
+![[Nibbla]]
-|28||[[Krack Shot Kroc|Krack-Shot Kroc]]||2||Machine||Nuts and Bolts
+|This underwater enemy, serving as an Animal Buddy in Fish Food Frenzy, is much like [[Snapjaw (fish)|Snapjaws]] and [[Lockjaw]]s from ''Donkey Kong Country 2''. They swim through the water under the apes, waiting to attack. If the heroes land in the same body of water that the Nibbla is in, the fish quickly attacks them. Nibblas cannot be defeated.
+| align="center" |[[Bobbing Barrel Brawl|Bobbing<br>Barrel<br>Brawl]]
+| align="center" |[[Fish Food Frenzy|Fish<br>Food<br>Frenzy]]
 |-
-|29||[[Lemguin Lunge]]||2||Snow||Frosty Frolics
+| align="center" |[[File:Re-KoilSprite65.png]]
-|-style=background:#FFF8DC
+![[Re-Koil]]
-|30||BOSS LEVEL: [[Bleak's House]]||0||Snow||Boss Boogie
+|This species of Kremling bounces through areas, much like [[Kaboing]]s from ''Donkey Kong Country 2''. If the apes run into it, they are damaged, although a simple cartwheel or roll attack can easily defeat the foe. Jumping on the Re-Koil's head can also defeat it.
+| align="center" |[[Murky Mill|Murky<br>Mill]]
+| align="center" |[[Lightning Lookout|Lightning<br>Lookout]]
 |-
-!colspan=5 style="background:#BB8855"|{{color-link|white|Razor Ridge}}
+| align="center" |[[File:SneekSprite65.png]]
-|-style=background:burlywood
+![[Sneek]]
-!width=5%|#
+|These enemies are much like [[Neek]]s from the second game in the series. They simply walk back and fourth through areas and try to hit into the apes. Additionally, they must be defeated in Squeals on Wheels for the Kongs to progress. Ellie the Elephant is also afraid of these foes, and if she notices them, she quickly dashes away.
-!width=35%|Level
+| align="center" |[[Lakeside Limbo|Lakeside<br>Limbo]]
-!width=10%|Bonus Areas
+| align="center" |[[Stampede Sprint|Stampede<br>Sprint]]
-!width=20%|Type of level
-!width=30%|Music theme
 |-
-|31||[[Buzzer Barrage]]||2||Cave||Cavern Caprice
+| align="center" |[[File:SkiddaSprite65.png]]
-|-style=background:#FFF8DC
+![[Skidda]]
-|32||[[Kong-Fused Cliffs]]||2||Cliff||Rockface Rumble
+|These Kremlings are often seen in snow levels, where they slide all over housetops and on icy hills. They are very similar to Kobbles, and can easily be defeated by a roll or cartwheel attack, as well as a jump.
+| align="center" |[[Skidda's Row|Skidda'a<br>Row]]
+| align="center" |[[Lemguin Lunge|Lemguin<br>Lunge]]
 |-
-|33||[[Floodlit Fish]]||2||Coral<br>Cave||Water World
+| align="center" |[[File:SwoopySprite65.png]]
-|-style=background:#FFF8DC
+![[Swoopy]]
-|34||[[Pot Hole Panic (Donkey Kong Country 3)|Pot Hole Panic]]||2||Cave||Cavern Caprice
+|Similar to Bazzas, these foes quickly swoop through the trees in tree levels to attack the apes. Sometimes, however, they crash into the sides of the trees and can be used as platforms to reach higher areas. Jumping on these foes can defeat them.
+| align="center" |[[Springin' Spiders|Springin'<br>Spiders]]
+| align="center" |[[Swoopy Salvo|Swoopy<br>Salvo]]
 |-
-|35||[[Ropey Rumpus]]||2||Cliff||Rockface Rumble
+| align="center" |[[File:TNTKnockaSprite65.png]]
-|-style=background:#FFF8DC
+![[TNT Knocka]]
-|36||BOSS LEVEL: [[Barbos's Barrier]]||0||Coral||Boss Boogie
+|This rare enemy can only be found in the Game Boy Advance remake of the game. It acts much like Knockas: jumping out of its barrel when the apes approach and chasing them. However, instead of simply pushing the apes, it explodes when touched, much like [[Kaboom]]s from ''Donkey Kong Country 2''. The explosion can easily damage a Kong.
-|-
+| align="center" |[[Stormy Seas|Stormy<br>Seas]]
-!colspan=5 style="background:#BB8855"|{{color-link|white|Kaos Kore}}
+| align="center" |[[Stormy Seas|Stormy<br>Seas]]
-|-style=background:burlywood
+|}
-!width=5%|#
-!width=35%|Level
+====Bosses====
-!width=10%|Bonus Areas
+{|width=100% cellspacing=0 border=2 cellpadding=3 style="border-collapse:collapse;background:white"
-!width=20%|Type of level
+|-style="background:yellow;"
-!width=30%|Music theme
+!Image
-|-
+!Name
-|37||[[Konveyor Rope Klash]]||2||Jungle||Jungle Jitter
+!Description
-|-style=background:#FFF8DC
-|38||[[Creepy Caverns]]||2||Cave||Cavern Caprice
 |-
-|39||[[Lightning Lookout|Lightning Look-Out]]||2||Riverbank||Enchanted Riverbank
+| align="center" |[[File:BelchaBarrels.PNG|80px]]
-|-style=background:#FFF8DC
+![[Belcha]]
-|40||[[Koindozer Klamber]]||2||Jungle||Jungle Jitter
+|This giant barrel resides inside an old barn at the end of [[Lake Orangatanga]]. He has a tendency to burp when full, hence his name. His way of attacking is spitting barrels out of his mouth. Inside these barrels are yellow Klik-Klacks, which must be thrown into the boss' mouth to make him burp himself into a pit. However, if this isn't done fast enough, the foe might push the apes into a pit first.
 |-
-|41||[[Poisonous Pipeline]]||2||Tube||Pokey Pipes
+| align="center" |[[File:Arichsprite65.png|105px]]
-|-style=background:#FFF8DC
+![[Arich]]
-|42||BOSS LEVEL: [[Kastle Kaos]]||0||Kastle Kaos||Big Boss Blues
+|Arich is a large, red spider. He is fought at the end of [[Kremwood Forest]] in the level, Arich's Ambush. Arich hangs on a tread of web and he attacks by bouncing up and down and spitting venom at the Kongs. Only the barrels can defeat the colossus arachnid, as if thrown to the arachnid's jaw 4 times, he can fall.
 |-
-!colspan=5 style="background:#BB8855"|{{color-link|white|Krematoa}}
+| align="center" |[[File:Squirtsprite65.png]]
-|-style=background:burlywood
+![[Squirt]]
-!width=5%|#
+|Squirt is a large, rocky slug who lives on a waterfall. He is found in the [[Cotton-Top Cove]] in the level, Squirt's Showdown. Squirt's attacks involve him spitting water at the pachyderm to knock her off the cliffs where the battle takes place. Ellie the elephant can rebound it by sucking water from the waterfall and blasting it into Squirt's eyes.
-!width=35%|Level
-!width=10%|Bonus Areas
-!width=20%|Type of level
-!width=30%|Music theme
 |-
-|43||[[Stampede Sprint]]||3||Jungle||Hot Pursuit
+| align="center" |[[File:KAOSsprite65.png|70px]]
-|-style=background:#FFF8DC
+![[KAOS]]
-|44||[[Criss Kross Cliffs]]||2||Cliff||Rockface Rumble
+|KAOS is fought in the island, [[Mekanos]]. He attacks by exhausting flames to scorch the apes. Eventually, his head floats off of his body, and it fights against the apes separately. It can blast them with a quick laser. Eventually, KAOS stops and spins blades around him to hurt the apes. However, they can use it to their benefit by jump on them and attacking the robot's head. However, robotic arms try to sweep them away as they try to do so. KAOS is fought a second time in [[Kastle KAOS]], with different tactics and moves. The Kongs must use barrels to defeat him, as he does not use his blades anymore. He reveals a new head during this battle, which uses bomb-launchers in its eye. He is still vulnerable to barrels, though.
-|-
-|45||[[Tyrant Twin Tussle]]||3||Cave||Cavern Caprice
-|-style=background:#FFF8DC
-|46||[[Swoopy Salvo]]||3||Tree||Treetop Tumble
-|-
-|47||[[Rocket Rush (level)|Rocket Rush]]||0||Cliff||Rocket Run
-|-style=background:#FFF8DC
-|48||BOSS LEVEL: [[Knautilus]]||0||The Knautilus||Big Boss Blues
-|}
-==Codes==
-[[File:MERRY cheat 1 - Donkey Kong Country 3.png|thumb|An active MERRY cheat, changing the stars to Christmas ornaments]]
-Players can initiate the [[Cheat code|code]]-entering screen by pressing the following sequence at the file selection screen: {{button|SNES|L}} {{button|SNES|R}} {{button|SNES|R}} {{button|SNES|L}} {{button|SNES|R}} {{button|SNES|R}} {{button|SNES|L}} {{button|SNES|R}} {{button|SNES|L}} {{button|SNES|R}}. Some codes are permanently attached to a file if entered before starting a new game.
-*'''LIVES''' – Players are given 50 lives. Entering it before starting a new profile will result in players being ranked "Cheatin' Chump" after beating the final boss.
-*'''ASAVE''' – The game automatically saves after each level. Entering it before starting a new profile will result in players being ranked "Cheatin' Chump" after beating the final boss.
-*'''MERRY''' – All the bonus levels will have a Christmas theme, turning [[Star (Donkey Kong franchise)|star]]s into ornaments and [[green banana]]s into presents. Additionally, different bonus level music will play. If entered before starting a new file, the effects will be permanent to that file; if entered before starting an existing file, the effect only lasts until the game is reset.
-*'''COLOR''' – Dixie and Kiddy Kong's clothing will turn purple and green, respectively. This also affects the [[Level Flag]]. Dixie's gum (seen during her idle animation) will turn from pink to purple. Some enemy artwork seen after entering a [[Bonus Barrel]] is changed, and the [[mirror (item)|mirror]] is now green. [[Dixie Kong's Photo Album]] and the credits remain unaltered. If entered before starting a new file, the effects will be permanent to that file; if entered before starting an existing file, the effect only lasts until the game is reset.
-*'''MUSIC''' – Enters Dixie Kong's Music Test, where players can choose any in-game music to listen to.
-*'''WATER''' – Allows the player to enter the waterfall left of [[Bazaar's General Store]], where there is a [[secret cave]]. If the player wins the game, all 85 [[Bonus Coin (Donkey Kong franchise)|Bonus Coin]]s will be earned. If entered before starting a new file, the player will always be allowed to enter the waterfall; if entered after starting an existing file, the player can only enter the waterfall until the game is reset.
-*'''ERASE''' – The record times for completing the game will be reset.<ref>{{cite|title=time for a real little-known DKC3 fact: the ERASE code erases your high scores, even though most websites say it is just for erasing your time on riverside race #SNES #NintendoSwitch|url=x.com/JoyContent_/status/1614147825365028865|publisher=X|accessdate=June 5, 2024|author=Joy/Skylar 🐦|language=en|archive=http://archive.today/2024.11.04-215921/https://x.com/JoyContent_/status/1614147825365028865}}</ref>
-*'''HARDR''' – 29 of the 139 [[DK Barrels]] will be removed. This code must be entered before starting a new file to work. If the game is fully beaten with this code activated from the start, the player will have a score of 104% instead of the standard 103%.
-*'''TUFST''' – All the [[Star Barrel]]s are removed. If entered before starting a new file, almost all the DK Barrels will additionally be removed; the effects will be permanent to that file. If entered before starting an existing file, the effect only lasts until the game is reset. If the game is fully beaten with this code activated from the start, the player will have a score of 105% instead of the standard 103%.
-==Glitches==
-{{main|List of Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble! glitches}}
-===Creepy Caverns glitch===
-{{Damage|1}}
-{{media table
-|file1=DKC3 Creepy Cavern Knocka ACI Bug.mp4
-|title1=Creepy Caverns glitch
-|description1=How the glitch works, arbitrarily jumping to the game's anti-piracy screen.
-|length1=0:10
-}}
-[[File:DKC3 Creepy Cavern Knocka ACI Bug Results.png|thumb|The top image shows the glitch in action, while the bottom three images shows the results of the glitch, including a game corruption after a restart.]]
-'''Note:''' This glitch only occurs in the SNES, [[Wii U]], and [[Nintendo Switch Online]] versions. It was fixed in the Game Boy Advance version.
-This glitch can be done in [[Creepy Caverns]]. To activate this glitch, the player needs to get to the point in the level where [[Koin]] is and knock him out then they need to continue onward until the find a Knocka behind two Red [[Buzz (enemy)|Buzz]]es. Jump down with the Knocka following, then jump on him and carry the Knocka back using Kiddy until a small ditch can be seen next to a Red Buzz and the [[Boo Barrel]] next to it. Once the Knocka is dropped into this ditch, it will begin to behave erratically, instantly going back inside of its barrel when it hits the wall on the right in the ditch due to the limited space for the enemy. The player can further interact with this glitched Knocka with the steel keg nearby, which can cause additional glitches, such as arbitrarily jumping to the game's credits or irregularity/anti-piracy screens if the Knocka's limbs touches the steel keg, or cause sprites to disappear due to the Knocka being continously hit by the steel keg.
-==Quotes==
-{{main|List of Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble! quotes}}
-===[[Baron K. Roolenstein]]===
-*"''NOOO! What have you done? My wife's going to kill me! I used all of her best pots and pans to make [[KAOS|him]]... And then [[Dixie Kong|you]] just cast him aside as if he were a stack of empty tins!''"
-*"''WHAT!? How dare you! KAOS was my ticket to world domination... And I'd have gotten away with it, if it weren't for you meddling kids!''"
-*"''Well, you may have roasted my robot, but I'M the master chef around here, and I reckon it's about time your goose was cooked!''"
-*"''What the blazes!? So, YOU'RE the one who's been scuttling my [[Knautilus|super secret submarine]]! This is the LAST time you'll spoil my plans! I'm gonna bash you good!''"
-*"''Right!!! Look out, you cheeky [[Kong|monkeys]]!''"
-===[[Blue]]===
-*"''H-h-hello there, Dixie/Kiddy/Kongs, how are you? My name's Blue, p-p-pleased to meet you.''"
-*"''You wouldn't have brought... Oh, I can see you haven't. Never mind.''"
-*"''I-I'm afraid you're a little early for the party, Dixie/Kiddy/Kongs. That's if anybody bothers to come at all.''"
-*"''I get lots of post you know, but it's all bills - not a single card.''"
-*"''What's that red circle on the calendar? Oh - sigh - It's nothing of importance.''"
-==References to other games==
-*''[[Super Mario 64]]'': [[Wrinkly Kong]] can sometimes be seen playing this game, as a rearrangement of [[Inside the Castle Walls]] is heard when entering [[Wrinkly's Save Cave|her save cave]].
-==References in later games==
-*''[[Donkey Kong 64]]'': The alarm sound effect from [[Krack Shot Kroc|Krack-Shot Kroc]] is reused for [[Crocodile Isle]], the conveyor belts in the [[Jungle Japes]] mine when they are set to "low," and in the minigame [[Krazy Kong Klamour!]] when the light is on. [[Kroc]] from that level also reappears in certain situations. Mill areas are also a part of [[Fungi Forest]].
-*''[[Donkey Kong Barrel Blast]]'': Kopter, an enemy from ''Donkey Kong Country 3'', appears as a playable character in this game. A fleet of [[Rocket Barrel]]s are seen on [[Cosmic Highway]].
-*''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]'': King K. Rool uses his helicopter pack from ''Donkey Kong Country 3'' in this game as one of his attacks. Baron K. Roolenstein, [[Ellie]], and [[Kiddy Kong]] and [[Dixie Kong]] in a [[Hover Craft]] are [[Spirit (Super Smash Bros. Ultimate)|spirit]]s.
-==Development==
-For ''Donkey Kong Country 3'', [[Rare]]ware's management decided to hand the game to a new set of developers. The game's graphics benefited from new compression techniques and advancements done to the [http://www.giantbomb.com/advanced-computer-modeling/3015-5183/ ACM] process.<ref>{{cite|deadlink=y|archive=web.archive.org/web/20010124153000/www.rareware.com/recent/games/dkc3|title=''Donkey Kong Country 3''|publisher=Rarewhere|language=en-gb|accessdate=June 5, 2024}}</ref>
-==Staff==
-{{main|List of Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble! staff}}
-For the SNES version, [[David Wise]] composed the tracks "Dixie Beat", "Crazy Calypso", "Wrinkly's Save Cave", "Get Fit A-Go-Go", "Wrinkly 64", "Brothers Bear", "Bonus Time", "Bonus Win", and "Bonus Lose", while [[Eveline Novakovic]] did the rest.<ref>{{cite|author=[[Leigh Loveday|Loveday, Leigh]]|deadlink=y|archive=web.archive.org/web/20060213091526/www.rareware.com/extra/scribes/scribes_content.html|title=February 06, 2006 edition of Scribes|publisher=Rare|language=en-gb|accessdate=June 5, 2024}}</ref>
-==Pre-release and unused content==
-{{main|List of Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble! pre-release and unused content}}
-There are unused sprites in the game. They are sprites of [[Kracka]] (which were eventually used in the [[Game Boy Advance]] version) and unused sprites of [[Kopter]] (some similar sprites are used in ''[[Donkey Kong Land III]]'').
-==Reception==
-The game was placed 23rd in the 100th issue of ''[[Nintendo Power]]''{{'}}s "100 best Nintendo games of all time" in 1997.
-{|class="wikitable reviews"
-!colspan="4"style="font-size:120%;text-align:center;background-color:silver"|Reviews
-|-style="background-color:#E6E6E6"
-|Release
-|Reviewer, Publication
-|Score
-|Comment
 |-
-|[[Wii]]
+| align="center" |[[File:BleakSnowmanThing.PNG]]
-|Marcel van Duyn, [http://www.nintendolife.com/reviews/vc/donkey_kong_country_3_dixie_kongs_double_trouble_snes Nintendo Life]
+![[Bleak]]
-|9/10
+|Bleak appears in the snowy mountain, [[K3]]. His method of attacking is popping up in random areas and throwing snowballs at the Kongs. He can also use his hat has a snow cannon, blasting snow boulders out of it later in the battle. The Kongs can defeat Bleak by throwing snowballs at Bleak's amulet.
-|align="left"|"''Aside from the few new features, DKC3 is pretty much just like the second game. Many people haven't played this one, but if you liked the previous two, you won't be disappointed. One would argue that it's slightly worse than DKC2, but it is still very much worthy of your attention.''"
 |-
-|Wii
+| align="center" |[[File:BarbosBossSprite65.gif|75px]]
-|Lucas M.Thomas, [https://www.ign.com/articles/2008/01/05/donkey-kong-country-3-dixie-kongs-double-trouble-review IGN]
+![[Barbos]]
-|8.5/10
+|Barbos is a large Lurchin who resides in the area, Razor Ridge. However, she is fought in Pacifica in the Game Boy Advance version of the game. The Kongs must use Enguarde the Swordfish to defeat Barbos, as she is underwater in a red lake. She attacks by sending out Lurchins at Enguarde. Enguarde must smash the Lurchins into the spike balls of Barbos. Once Barbos's body is exposed as a result, Enguarde can smash her body. Barbos can also shoot out shell missiles, which Enguarde can lead to her to attack. After that, she sends spikes that Enguarde must avoid.
-|align="left"|"''Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble holds up very well as a great SNES side-scrolling platformer adventure, even 11 years after its original release. And while its predecessor, Diddy's Kong Quest, is likely a better game overall, DKC3 probably holds more value as a [[Virtual Console]] download for the large amount of Nintendo fans who early-adopted with the [[Nintendo 64|N64]] and therefore missed this final installment in the Country trilogy in its first mid-'90s appearance. If you enjoyed the first two Donkey Kong Country games and never got around to this one, confidently put down 800 [[Virtual Console#Wii Points|Wii Points]] and give it a download. If you're completely new to the DKC series, start with either the original or DKC2 and see what you think there. Then, if you like what you see, come back here and then confidently put down 800 Wii Points to give DKC3 a download. It's a game that deserves to now be noticed, where once it was overlooked.''"
 |-
-!colspan="4"style="background-color:silver;font-size:120%;text-align:center;"|Aggregators
+| align="center" |[[File:Krocsprite.png|135px]]
-|-style="background-color:#E6E6E6"
+![[Kroctopus]] (Game Boy Advance version only)
-|colspan=2|Compiler
+|Kroctopus replaces Barbos in Razor Ridge in the Game Boy Advance version of the game. The Kongs cannot fight the submerged green creature; instead, they must lead the bombs Kroctopus sends out into the clawed tentacles. After being caught in the bombs several times, Kroctopus gets angrier and attacks faster; however, he can still be defeated the same way.
-|colspan=2|Platform / Score
 |-
-|colspan=2|GameRankings
+| align="center" |[[File:BaronKroolEinstein.PNG]]
-|colspan=2|[https://www.gamerankings.com/snes/588284-donkey-kong-country-3-dixie-kongs-double-trouble/index.html 83.24%]
+![[Baron K. Roolenstein]]
+|The game's final boss, Baron K. Roolenstein, is fought in [[Kastle KAOS]] just shortly after KAOS is dispatched by the Kongs. Baron K. Roolenstein uses jetpacks to fly around using blasts of electricity to attack the Kongs. The Kongs need to pull a pipe on the ceiling to make a barrel appear. The barrel can then be thrown at Baron K. Roolenstein's jetpack several times to defeat him. He can also be fought again at [[Krematoa]] using a fireball launching cannon as well as bolts of electricity to battle the Kongs. He is fought in a similar way here.
 |}
-===Sales===
-''Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble!'' had fewer sales than the previous two ''Donkey Kong Country'' games because it was released at the end of the Super Nintendo's lifespan, and the Nintendo 64 was released the same year. The game was positively received although the soundtrack received a mixed reception.<ref>{{cite|deadlink=y|archive=web.archive.org/web/20060418080923/http://www.gamespot.com/gba/action/donkeykongcountry3/review.html|author=Provo, Frank|date=November 14, 2005|publisher=GameSpot|language=en-us|accessdate=June 5, 2024|title=''Donkey Kong Country 3''}}</ref>
-==Nintendo eShop description==
+==Differences in the GBA Port==
-<blockquote>''Donkey Kong and Diddy Kong have gone missing! As Dixie Kong checks in with the rest of the family, she gets stuck with babysitting duties! But that won't stop her from going on her next adventure!
+There are many differences between the Super Nintendo version and the Game Boy Advance version.
-''Play as Dixie Kong or Kiddy Kong solo, against a friend, or with a friend! Take advantage of each of their unique abilities as they throw each other into action in over 40 levels. There are plenty of collectibles—including Bear Coins, which grant access to the services of the Brothers Bear, and Banana Birds, which Wrinkly Kong has a deep fondness for.
+[[File:WrinklysRetreat.png|thumb|The new area, Wrinkly's Retreat.]]
+*Wrinkly Kong is now only located in Wrinkly's Retreat, between Funky's Rentals and Bazaar's General Store. Banana Birds are kept in this area.
+*Cranky's Dojo replaces Wrinkly's Save Cave from the original ''Donkey Kong Country 3''. At the dojo, the Kongs can play a Bonus Game to earn a Banana Bird.
+*The original soundtrack of the game, which is notably darker in tone in most of the levels, has been replaced by a lighter-toned soundtrack composed by [[wikipedia:David Wise (composer)|David Wise]], who composed the soundtrack of the first two ''Donkey Kong Countries'', but only had a limited involvement with the soundtrack of the third on the Super Nintendo, which was in majority composed by [[wikipedia:Eveline Fischer|Eveline Fischer]].
+*The Brother Bear, Barnacle, is relocated to Pacifica, while Bachelor, a new character that only appears in this port, now takes residence in Lake Orangatanga.
+*Anytime after completing Mekanos, the player can visit Bramble to earn a Banana Bird.
+*New objects, such as the box of chocolates, have been added to trade amongst the Brothers Bears. Some items must also be traded differently.
+*Like in the first two Game Boy Advance remakes for the series, the supporting Kongs have Bonus Games for the heroes to complete. Funky Kong has four new Bonus Games, although the types of games available depends on how many vehicles the heroes can rent, while Cranky and Swanky both have a single Bonus Game.
+*Swanky Kong wears the same attire that he wears in ''Donkey Kong Country 2'', unlike in the original, where his outfit is different.
+[[File:Stormy Seas.PNG|thumb|A new level seen in Pacifica, known as Stormy Seas.]]
+*The game introduces the new area, Pacifica, which is the seventh world of the game, located between Razor Ridge and KAOS Kore. The world carries six new levels, as well as all new Bonus Level locations.
+*After beating Mekanos and Cotton-Top Cove, the player has the option of playing through either K3, Razor Ridge, or Pacifica to progress, although they all must be completed to beat the game.
+*Barbos has been relocated to Pacifica while Kroctopus, a new boss, now inhabits Razor Ridge.
+*The houses that the Brothers Bears live in, as well as the bears themselves, have been redesigned. Also, the same music is heard in every house and no longer changes according to the bear. (The music piece is also heard in Funky's Rentals, Swanky's Dash, and Wrinkly's Retreat.)
+*There are now five extra Banana Birds to collect, increasing the total to twenty.
+*The game also borrows several elements from ''[[Donkey Kong Land III]]'', the original [[Game Boy]] counterpart to the Super Nintendo version. These include automatically getting the DK Coin after defeating the Koin.
+*Oddly, Blizzard is now a grizzly bear, as opposed to the original, where he is a polar bear.
+*The boss, Squirt, has more attacks and has been made harder to defeat.
+*When a DK Coin is collected, it tells the player how many more are left.
+*The world maps show a closer view of the Kongs than in the original.
+*When Knautilus is unlocked in the Super Nintendo version, the background of areas in Krematoa turns red. However, this does not happen in the Game Boy Advance version.
+*The final level, Rocket Rush, has an increased difficulty, as red Buzzes damage the Rocket Barrel when touched, and there is no Star Barrel at any point of the stage.
-''You can also call on Funky Kong to build some wild vehicles for you to try to get to places that seem far out of reach. Not to mention there are animal friends to fight at your side! The final showdown takes place in a cliff-top laboratory at the End of the World.
+==Image Gallery==
+{{morepic|Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble!}}
-''Things could get seriously ugly, so you'd better be ready!</blockquote>
+==Beta elements==
+''Main article: [[Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble/Beta elements]]''
-==Gallery==
+==References to Other Games==
-{{main-gallery|Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble!}}
+*''[[Donkey Kong Country]]'': The prequel to ''Donkey Kong Country 3''. It has many similar gameplay elements and items.
-<gallery>
+*''[[Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest]]'': Another prequel to ''Donkey Kong Country 3''. Many items and moves from this game are featured in its sequel. Swanky Kong also wears the same attire in this game as he does in the Game Boy Advance remake of ''Donkey Kong Country 3''.
-Dixie on Kiddy Team-up DKC3 artwork.jpg|[[Dixie Kong]] and [[Kiddy Kong]]
+*''[[Super Mario 64]]'': [[Wrinkly Kong]] is sometimes playing this game, as heard from the [[Nintendo 64]].
-Funky Artwork - Donkey Kong Country 3.png|[[Funky Kong]]
+*''[[Donkey Kong 64]]'': Some Kongs first appearing in this game, such as [[Lanky Kong]] and [[Tiny Kong]], are seen in Funky's Bonus Games in the Game Boy Advance version.
-Wrinkly Kong DKC3.png|[[Wrinkly Kong]]
-Swanky Kong DKC3.png|[[Swanky Kong]]
-EllieDKC3.png|[[Ellie]]
-Baron K. Roolenstein.png|[[King K. Rool|Baron K. Roolenstein]]
-</gallery>
-==Media==
+==References in Later Games==
-{{main-media|List of Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble! media}}
+*''[[Donkey Kong Land III]]'': A semi-sequel to ''Donkey Kong Country 3''. It features the same music, level themes, and bosses from ''Donkey Kong Country 3''.
-{{media table
+*''[[Donkey Kong Country]]'': In the Game Boy Advance version, if the player chooses the "One Player Hero" mode when creating a new file, Cranky makes a reference to the game's Banana Birds when he says, ''"Oh yes, next time you swap costumes, have a look in the mirror before leaving. You look like a banana bird."''
-|file1=DKC3 OST Dixie Beat.oga
+*''[[Donkey Konga 3]]'': Barnacle, a Brothers Bear first appearing in ''Donkey Kong Country 3'', reappears in this game.
-|title1=Dixie Beat
+*''[[Donkey Kong Barrel Blast]]'': Kopter, an enemy from ''Donkey Kong Country 3'', appears as a playable character in this game.
-|length1=0:30
-|description1=Main theme
-|file2=DKC3 OST Stilt Village.oga
-|title2=Stilt Village
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-|description2=Lakeside theme
-|file3=DKC3 OST Wrinkly's Save Cave.oga
-|title3=Wrinkly's Save Cave
-|length3=0:19
-|description3=An arrangement of [[DK Island Swing]]
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-|title4=Boss Boogie
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-|description4=Boss theme
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-==Names in other languages==
-{{foreign names
-|Jap=スーパードンキーコング{{ruby|3|スリー}} 謎のクレミス島
-|JapR=Sūpā Donkī Kongu Surī Nazo no Kuremisu Tō
-|JapM=''Super Donkey Kong 3: Mysterious Kremis Islands''
-|Fre=Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble!
-}}
 ==Trivia==
-*This is the only ''[[Donkey Kong Country (series)|Donkey Kong Country]]'' game not to have a Time Attack mode in any version, despite Riverside Race being the only time attack level of the original ''Donkey Kong Country'' trilogy.
+*The game was placed 23rd in the 100th issue of [[Nintendo Power|Nintendo Power's]] "100 best Nintendo games of all time" in 1997. <ref>http://www.gamekult.com/communaute/forum/voirmessage.html?foid=13000909, retrieved 6/4/2009</ref>
-*After defeating KAOS for the first time, Dixie and Kiddy use pipes as a short-cut to leave [[Mekanos]], similar to the way pipes are used in the ''[[Super Mario Bros.]]'' series.
-*Even though the [[extra life|lives]] counter stops at 99, players can collect more than 99 lives. The counter remains at 99 until the player has fewer than 99 lives. This carries over from [[Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest|the previous game]].
-*By pressing {{button|snes|X}} while in a [[Motor Boat]], [[Hover Craft]], or [[Turbo Ski]], the Kongs will honk the vehicle's horn. By holding {{button|snes|X}} and then pressing {{button|snes|R}} and {{button|snes|L}}, the vehicle's honk will honk out a different tune. The Motor Boat honks out "La Cucaracha", the Hover Craft honks out "[[Gangplank Galleon]]", and the Turbo Ski honks out the theme of "{{wp|Hawaii Five-O (1968 TV series)|Hawaii Five-O}}".
-*''Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble!'' received two manga based around it: one in the series ''[[4koma Gag Battle]]'', and the other in the series ''[[4koma Manga Kingdom]]''.
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