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[[Image:Saxophone_Slam.PNG|thumb|Tiny using her '''Saxophone Slam''' move.]] | [[Image:Saxophone_Slam.PNG|thumb|Tiny using her '''Saxophone Slam''' move.]] | ||
'''Saxophone Slam''' is a musical attack learned by [[Tiny Kong]] in ''[[Donkey Kong 64]]''. As with all other instruments in the game, Tiny can purchase the move from [[Candy Kong]] in her [[Candy's Music Shop|shop]], and when used, it destroys all enemies in the area. When used on a saxophone [[Music Pad]], it can also be used to solve puzzles. | '''Saxophone Slam''' is a musical attack learned by [[Tiny Kong]] in ''[[Donkey Kong 64]]''. As with all other instruments in the game, Tiny can purchase the move from [[Candy Kong]] in her [[Candy's Music Shop|shop]], and when used, it destroys all enemies in the area. When used on a saxophone [[Music Pad]], it can also be used to solve puzzles. After playing the saxophone, the Daisy symbol surrounds throughout the whole area. She and Diddy Kong are the only two Kongs to have their own area-surrounding symbols after playing instruments as opposed to sharing the same symbol. | ||
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Revision as of 23:51, April 2, 2012
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Tiny using her Saxophone Slam move.
Saxophone Slam is a musical attack learned by Tiny Kong in Donkey Kong 64. As with all other instruments in the game, Tiny can purchase the move from Candy Kong in her shop, and when used, it destroys all enemies in the area. When used on a saxophone Music Pad, it can also be used to solve puzzles. After playing the saxophone, the Daisy symbol surrounds throughout the whole area. She and Diddy Kong are the only two Kongs to have their own area-surrounding symbols after playing instruments as opposed to sharing the same symbol.
