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File:DDRDS - Balloon Red.png|Red Balloon | File:DDRDS - Balloon Red.png|Red Balloon | ||
File:DDRDS - Balloon Yellow.png|Yellow Balloon | File:DDRDS - Balloon Yellow.png|Yellow Balloon | ||
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File:DDRDS - Balloon Green.png|Green Balloon | File:DDRDS - Balloon Green.png|Green Balloon | ||
File:DDRDS - Balloon Blue.png|Blue Balloon | File:DDRDS - Balloon Blue.png|Blue Balloon | ||
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Revision as of 19:14, January 31, 2016
An Item Balloon is a type of balloon in Diddy Kong Racing and its Nintendo DS remake, Diddy Kong Racing DS. As their name suggests, Item Balloons, when touched, grant the racers with items to attack their opponents or improve the racers' performance. Many Item Balloons appear in every course in the game. When touched, the balloons break and disappear for a short amount of time, but appear soon after for another player to grab.
Item Balloons come in five different colors: red, blue, yellow, green, and rainbow, and the type of item given by them depends on their color. For example, Green Balloons give the player an oil slick, while Blue Balloons give them a speed boost. Additionally, balloons of the same color can be hit multiple times to earn powered up versions of the items earned from them. However, if a balloon of a different color is hit, the weapon from this balloon replaces the previous item, downgrading it. In the DS version of the game, this is changed so that the previous item is not changed when a balloon of a different color is hit, and the balloon instead simply breaks.
Items Given by Balloon
Note that some balloons give different weapons in the DS version. Also note that Power-Up Token upgrades are exclusive to the remake as well.
Yellow Balloon | |||||||||
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Number of Balloons | Weapon (Nintendo 64 version) | Weapon (Nintendo DS version) | |||||||
A short-lasting shield. If the players run into opponents, the opponents spin out. |
A short-lasting shield. | ||||||||
A longer-lasting shield. If the players run into opponents, the opponents spin out. |
A longer-lasting shield. | ||||||||
File:Sheild 3.png A long-lasting shield. If the players run into opponents, the opponents spin out. |
File:Sheild 3.png A long-lasting shield. | ||||||||
+ | None | A shield that makes the player turn invisible. |