Talk:Krockhead

Krocheads are Kremlings?

Are Krocheads really kremlings? -- Sir Grodus

Well, they look just like a Kremling, but with a long snout. What do you think? Plus, Wikipedia, as well as a lot of other sites, call them Kremlings. 3dejong

KrocHead or Krochead?

In the instruction manual, these creatures are called "KrocHeads". Is there any source that calls them "Krocheads"? -- Son of Suns

Split into Red Krochead and Green Krochead

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They are technically two different characters because they both perform different "moves". The red one sends the Kongs flying in the air and the green one either disappears or stays where it is! I say split them.

Proposer: DKPetey99 (talk)
Deadline: April 8, 2011 24:00 GMT

Support

1. DKPetey99 (talk) - Per my proposal. Like I said, two different enemies with two different functions.
2. Bop1996 (talk) Per proposal and the fact that we split a bunch of DKCR enemies for the same reason. If they perform different functions, we should have different articles.
3. Zero777 (talk) They are both of different functions that alter the game play.

Oppose

1. Yoshiwaker (talk) Do we have seperate articles on different colored Klobbers or Kutlasses? No. This is to minor to be split.
2. Kaptain K. Rool (talk) NO PLEASE! They are only different colors.

Comments

I don't think "Red Krochead" and "Green Krochead" are official names, though. Ray Trace^(T|C)

They're not. I think they're both just called Krocheads. However, they do act differently from each other, because the green ones simply float at the surface of the water to be used as platforms, while the red ones fling you into the air. I'm neutral for now. Fawfulfury65 (talk)

@BLOF, we can put up the conjectural template DKPetey99 (talk) 07:40, 26 March 2011 (EDT)

@Yoshiwaker, we actually should separate Klobbers because they function differently! All Kutlasses function the same DKPetey99 07:41, 26 March 2011 (EDT)