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[[File:Chaser.png|thumb|160px|Two ''' | [[File:Chaser.png|thumb|160px|Two '''Flapppers''' surrounding [[Diddy Kong]].]] | ||
''' | '''Flappers'''<ref name="Shogakukan">[http://i.imgur.com/jLVkNr9.jpg ''Super Donkey Kong GB Shogakukan Guide Book'']</ref> are underwater foes that appear exclusively in ''[[Donkey Kong Land]]''. These commonly found enemies dwell the second world, [[Kremlantis]], and return in numerous other underwater areas of the same game. | ||
When attacking, a | When attacking, a Flapper will clap its mantle together and propel itself upwards. After it reaches a point high enough, it will slowly begin to sink. If a [[Kong]] touches this enemy while it is moving throughout the water, he gets damaged and passes out, leaving the other playable partner, if any, do his job. Flappers oftenly assist several other members of the same species in swimming throughout tight spaces, strategy which increases the difficulty of their levels. | ||
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==Names in other languages== | ==Names in other languages== | ||
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|Jap= | |Jap=フラッパー<ref name="Shogakukan">[http://i.imgur.com/jLVkNr9.jpg ''Super Donkey Kong GB Shogakukan Guide Book'']</ref> | ||
|JapR=Furahhā | |JapR=Furahhā | ||
|JapM= | |JapM=Flapper | ||
}} | }} | ||
Revision as of 09:01, April 18, 2017
Two Flapppers surrounding Diddy Kong.
Flappers[1] are underwater foes that appear exclusively in Donkey Kong Land. These commonly found enemies dwell the second world, Kremlantis, and return in numerous other underwater areas of the same game.
When attacking, a Flapper will clap its mantle together and propel itself upwards. After it reaches a point high enough, it will slowly begin to sink. If a Kong touches this enemy while it is moving throughout the water, he gets damaged and passes out, leaving the other playable partner, if any, do his job. Flappers oftenly assist several other members of the same species in swimming throughout tight spaces, strategy which increases the difficulty of their levels.
