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'''Painguin Tucks''' are enemies appearing in ''[[Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze]]'' and its Nintendo Switch [[Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze (Nintendo Switch)|port]]. They are penguin-like members of the [[Snowmads]] who wear green trousers, a belt with the Snowmad insignia, and carry a dead fish on a stick for their weapon. Their name a portmanteau of "pain" and "penguin". They have a bulkier counterpart known as [[Papa Painguin]]s.
'''Painguin Tucks''' are enemies appearing in ''[[Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze]]'' and [[Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze (Nintendo Switch)|its Nintendo Switch port]]. Their name is a portmanteau of "pain" and "penguin." They are penguin-like members of the [[Snowmads]] who wear green trousers and brown belts with the Snowmad insignia, and they each carry a dead fish on a stick for their weapon. They have a bulkier counterpart known as [[Papa Painguin]]s.
   
   
Painguin Tucks can be defeated by a jump or a [[Roll Attack]] on their back. They can also be stunned by a [[Hand Slap|Ground Pound]] if the Kongs are close enough, and can also run faster upon seeing the Kongs.
A Painguin Tucks walks at a slow pace until it sees the [[Kong]]s, at which point it charges toward them. The enemy holds the pointy side of its weapon forward, preventing frontal [[Roll Attack]]s and damaging the Kongs upon contact. The Kongs can also take damage if they walk normally into the enemy from behind. However, Painguin Tucks can be defeated with a [[jump]] or a Roll Attack into their bare backs. These enemies can also be stunned with a [[Hand Slap|Ground Pound]] if the Kongs are close enough.
 
Two Painguin Tucks also appear on the [[Game Over]] screen, guarding the ice cube the Kongs are frozen inside.
 
==Names in other languages==
==Names in other languages==
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|JapR=Yari Pengō
|JapR=Yari Pengō
|JapM=Spear [[Big Sphen#Names in other languages|Big Sphen]]
|JapM=Spear [[Big Sphen#Names in other languages|Big Sphen]]
|FreE=Gorfoufou lancier
|FreEM=Lancer tucks
|Ger=Speerguin
|Ger=Speerguin
|GerM=From "speer" (spear) and "pinguin" (penguin)
|GerM=From ''Speer'' ("spear") and ''Pinguin'' ("penguin")
|Ita=Pinguingo lanciere
|Ita=Pinguingo lanciere
|ItaM=Lancer tucks
|ItaM=Lancer tucks
|FraE=Gorfoufou lancier
|FraEM=Lancer tucks
|SpaE=Vilgüino lancero
|SpaE=Vilgüino lancero
|SpaEM=Lancer tucks
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Latest revision as of 22:29, July 17, 2024

Painguin Tucks
Painguin Tuck.png
First appearance Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze (Wii U) (2014)
Latest appearance Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze (Nintendo Switch) (2018)
Variant of Tucks
Variants

Painguin Tucks are enemies appearing in Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze and its Nintendo Switch port. Their name is a portmanteau of "pain" and "penguin." They are penguin-like members of the Snowmads who wear green trousers and brown belts with the Snowmad insignia, and they each carry a dead fish on a stick for their weapon. They have a bulkier counterpart known as Papa Painguins.

A Painguin Tucks walks at a slow pace until it sees the Kongs, at which point it charges toward them. The enemy holds the pointy side of its weapon forward, preventing frontal Roll Attacks and damaging the Kongs upon contact. The Kongs can also take damage if they walk normally into the enemy from behind. However, Painguin Tucks can be defeated with a jump or a Roll Attack into their bare backs. These enemies can also be stunned with a Ground Pound if the Kongs are close enough.

Two Painguin Tucks also appear on the Game Over screen, guarding the ice cube the Kongs are frozen inside.

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese ヤリペンゴー[?]
Yari Pengō
Spear Big Sphen
French (NOE) Gorfoufou lancier[?] Lancer tucks
German Speerguin[?] From Speer ("spear") and Pinguin ("penguin")
Italian Pinguingo lanciere[?] Lancer tucks
Spanish (NOE) Vilgüino lancero[?] Lancer tucks