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'''Tiki Tong''' is the main antagonist of ''[[Donkey Kong Country Returns]]'', ''[[Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D]]'', and ''[[Donkey Kong Country Returns HD]]''. He is the eighth and final boss of the game, residing in the [[Tiki Tong Tower]] inside the [[Volcano]] and fought during the level [[Tiki Tong Terror]]. Tiki Tong is the leader of the [[Tiki Tak Tribe]], which plots to put [[Donkey Kong Island]] under their command. His fight music is one out of the three boss themes that can be unlocked, the others being [[Stu]]'s and [[Mangoruby]]'s. | '''Tiki Tong''' is the main antagonist of ''[[Donkey Kong Country Returns]]'', ''[[Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D]]'', and ''[[Donkey Kong Country Returns HD]]''. He is the eighth and final boss of the game, residing in the [[Tiki Tong Tower]] inside the [[Volcano]] and fought during the level [[Tiki Tong Terror]]. Tiki Tong is the leader of the [[Tiki Tak Tribe]], which plots to put [[Donkey Kong Island]] under their command. His fight music is one out of the three boss themes that can be unlocked, the others being [[Stu]]'s and [[Mangoruby]]'s. | ||
Tiki Tong is a large head-like Tiki bearing a resemblance to a drum. He has a serrated mouth with the bottom jaw having orange paint in addition to having a purple stripe along the bottom. He has a flat nose and a pair of huge, spherical and uneven eyes that have red pupils with black sclera. His right eye has | Tiki Tong is a large head-like Tiki bearing a resemblance to a drum. He has a serrated mouth with the bottom jaw having orange paint in addition to having a purple stripe along the bottom. He has a flat nose and a pair of huge, spherical and uneven eyes that have red pupils with black sclera. His right eye has his bottom jaw's same orange and purple paint with pointed eyelids , similarly to [[King K. Rool]], which has bare eyelids. Tong has red markings around his eyes and has red leaves where his “ears” are. He wears a wooden crown with the outer ring having purple paint with orange triangular markings on the front. He also has pair of hands that he made his commanders out of with orange and purple paint on the backsides. As seen in the image gallery, the hands was originally going to have four digits. | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
===''Donkey Kong Country Returns''=== | ===''Donkey Kong Country Returns''=== | ||
[[File:Tiki Tong DKCR cutscene.png|thumb|Donkey Kong and Diddy Kong facing Tiki Tong.]] | [[File:Tiki Tong DKCR cutscene.png|thumb|Donkey Kong and Diddy Kong facing Tiki Tong.]] | ||
When the Tiki Tak Tribe emerges from [[Donkey Kong Island]]'s volcano, Tiki Tong orders his commanders to hypnotize the local animals into stealing every [[banana]], their life source, in sight, even from [[Donkey Kong]]'s [[banana hoard]], and plots to reclaim the island from the Kong family. To do so, | When the Tiki Tak Tribe emerges from [[Donkey Kong Island]]'s volcano, Tiki Tong orders his commanders to hypnotize the local animals into stealing every [[banana]], their life source, in sight, even from [[Donkey Kong]]'s [[banana hoard]], and plots to reclaim the island from the Kong family. To do so, Tong has his underlings set up a plant in the island's [[Factory (Donkey Kong Country Returns)|factory]], where [[Colonel Pluck]] would use his Stompybot 3000 to create more soldiers. However, Tong's plans are stopped short by [[Donkey Kong]] and [[Diddy Kong]], who take down his commanders. When Donkey Kong and Diddy Kong infiltrate Tong's lair, the Tiki Tak Tribe's commanders come and throw the remaining [[banana]]s in Tong's head. He then grinds the bananas into juice by spinning around and then spits it on the Tikis. This action transforms them into his own pair of hands so that he can take care of the duo once and for all. Donkey Kong and Diddy Kong manage to defeat Tong, who then explodes shortly after and launches the Kongs out of the Tiki Tong Tower and into space. While there, DK and Diddy knock the [[moon]] down to earth, which crushes and destroys the tower. This releases the stolen bananas, which sends the moon flying back into orbit. With the defeat of the Tiki Tak Tribe, the effects of the hypnosis on the island's animals are undone. DK and Diddy are able to land before they crash onto the island and cheer as their bananas continue to rain from the volcano. | ||
When | When Tong has both hands, he generally performs three attacks: | ||
*Laying his hands flat in the air and quickly sweep them across the stage. This can be avoided by simply ducking. During this attack, the palms of his hands can face up or down. If the hands face up, a [[Heart (item)|Heart]] may appear on one of them. Even if there is a heart, the [[Kong]]s should not attempt to jump on the hands. If they do, | *Laying his hands flat in the air and quickly sweep them across the stage. This can be avoided by simply ducking. During this attack, the palms of his hands can face up or down. If the hands face up, a [[Heart (item)|Heart]] may appear on one of them. Even if there is a heart, the [[Kong]]s should not attempt to jump on the hands. If they do, Tong will close his hands, squishing Donkey Kong and Diddy Kong. If the hands face down, however, jumping on them will cause damage to Tong. | ||
*Slamming his hands on the floor. Sometimes, he quickly removes his hands, but other times, he leaves them there for a longer period of time, leaving an opportunity to deal damage to the exposed back of the hand. | *Slamming his hands on the floor. Sometimes, he quickly removes his hands, but other times, he leaves them there for a longer period of time, leaving an opportunity to deal damage to the exposed back of the hand. Tong may also only attack with one hand, instead of both. | ||
*Moving his hands to both sides of the stage, and then quickly clap them together. If Donkey Kong and Diddy Kong are caught in the middle, they will take damage. This can be avoided by jumping over either hand before | *Moving his hands to both sides of the stage, and then quickly clap them together. If Donkey Kong and Diddy Kong are caught in the middle, they will take damage. This can be avoided by jumping over either hand before Tong moves them. Whenever he does an attack, a flash of light appears from the buttons on his hands. | ||
When his hands are hit twice, regardless if it was the same hand twice or once on each hand, he does the same attacks, except much faster. He can also fake out a hand slam or a clap, laughing for a few seconds before resuming the attack, except the attack happens almost instantly, leaving very little time to avoid the attack. | When his hands are hit twice, regardless if it was the same hand twice or once on each hand, he does the same attacks, except much faster. He can also fake out a hand slam or a clap, laughing for a few seconds before resuming the attack, except the attack happens almost instantly, leaving very little time to avoid the attack. | ||
When | When Tong loses both his hands, he attacks by slamming his head into the ground, causing shockwaves. This will reveal his weak spot: a button-like appendage on his head. When it is damaged once, he can swoop his head down, which can be dodged by ducking. He can also send out four [[Flaming Tiki Buzz]]es that will chase the Kongs. When it is damaged once more, he can rain down Flaming Tiki Buzzes. | ||
Tong's mode of combat makes him a hands and head boss. During Tong’s first phase, Donkey Kong must step on the red gemstone on the hands when it slams them on the stage. After each hand is damaged twice, they will be destroyed. During the second phase, the Kongs must jump on the button-like weak spot on top of Tiki Tong's head to cause it damage. After Tong is damaged three more times, he is defeated. Unlike all the other boss fights, his followers do not spectate during the battle. | |||
If the player defeats | If the player defeats Tong with only [[Diddy Kong]], he is sent into space, but unlike with [[Donkey Kong]], he panics and desperately tries to save himself from crashing into the moon using his [[Barrel Jet]]. It malfunctions however and Diddy flies into the moon and bangs his head on it, making it fall onto the volcano like usual. He falls down to the ground unconscious, but DK catches him in his arms before the duo celebrate their victory. | ||
===''Super Smash Bros. for Wii U''=== | ===''Super Smash Bros. for Wii U''=== |