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{{about|the fourth area of ''[[Donkey Kong (Game Boy)|Donkey Kong]]''|the first world in ''[[Donkey Kong Country Returns]]''|[[Jungle (Donkey Kong Country Returns)]]}}
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The '''Jungle''' is World 4 of the game ''[[Donkey Kong (Game Boy)|Donkey Kong]]'' for the [[Game Boy]]. The [[Ship]] docks on the shore margining the Jungle, and [[Cranky Kong|Donkey Kong]] sees this as an occasion to liberate himself with [[Pauline]] in his arms from the pursuit of [[Mario]]. The Jungle builds up on all gameplay elements previously found in the [[Forest (Donkey Kong)|Forest]]. It is inhabited by [[Monkikki]], [[wiki:Capuchin monkey|capuchin]]-like helper animals that lumber on high platforms; they have long tails which hang down, and on which Mario can grasp and use as [[rope]]s to pass wide chasms while the Monkikki is moving. [[Frog]]s, which are present in some levels of the Jungle, also quite aid Mario in progressing. They help him reach higher places while he carries the [[Key]]. [[Donkey Kong Jr.]] also makes a debut after many years of absence, and this time, his role is that of throwing [[Poison Mushroom]]s at the hero, which make him shrink and lose his abilities for a short amount of time. The Jungle has 12 stages.
The '''Jungle''' is World 4 of the game ''[[Donkey Kong (Game Boy)|Donkey Kong]]'' for the [[Game Boy]]. The [[Ship]] docks on the shore margining the Jungle, and [[Cranky Kong|Donkey Kong]] sees this as an occasion to liberate himself with [[Pauline]] in his arms from the pursuit of [[Mario]]. The Jungle builds up on all gameplay elements previously found in the [[Forest (Donkey Kong)|Forest]]. It is inhabited by [[Monkikki]], [[wiki:Capuchin monkey|capuchin]]-like helper animals that lumber on high platforms; they have long tails which hang down, and on which Mario can grasp and use as [[rope]]s to pass wide chasms while the Monkikki is moving. [[Frog]]s called [[Jumper]]s, are present in some levels of the Jungle, also quite aid Mario in progressing. They help him reach higher places while he carries the [[Key]]. [[Donkey Kong Jr.]] also makes a debut after many years of absence, and this time, his role is that of throwing [[Poison Mushroom]]s at the hero, which make him shrink and lose his abilities for a short amount of time. The Jungle has 12 stages.
==Enemies==
==Enemies==
[[File:DKChase4.PNG|thumb|Mario and Donkey Kong in the '''Jungle'''.]]
[[File:DKChase4.PNG|thumb|Mario and Donkey Kong in the '''Jungle'''.]]

Revision as of 21:56, September 10, 2017

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This article is about the fourth area of Donkey Kong. For the first world in Donkey Kong Country Returns, see Jungle (Donkey Kong Country Returns).

The Jungle is World 4 of the game Donkey Kong for the Game Boy. The Ship docks on the shore margining the Jungle, and Donkey Kong sees this as an occasion to liberate himself with Pauline in his arms from the pursuit of Mario. The Jungle builds up on all gameplay elements previously found in the Forest. It is inhabited by Monkikki, capuchin-like helper animals that lumber on high platforms; they have long tails which hang down, and on which Mario can grasp and use as ropes to pass wide chasms while the Monkikki is moving. Frogs called Jumpers, are present in some levels of the Jungle, also quite aid Mario in progressing. They help him reach higher places while he carries the Key. Donkey Kong Jr. also makes a debut after many years of absence, and this time, his role is that of throwing Poison Mushrooms at the hero, which make him shrink and lose his abilities for a short amount of time. The Jungle has 12 stages.

Enemies

File:DKChase4.PNG
Mario and Donkey Kong in the Jungle.

New enemies in the Jungle:

Levels

Level Enemy species and obstacles greeted
Stage 4-1 Kaibādo, Snapjaw
Stage 4-2 Dōryī
Stage 4-3 Bukubuku, Kānyī
Stage 4-4 Donkey Kong, Donkey Kong Jr., Springs
Stage 4-5 Dorakyū, Kānyī
Stage 4-6 Sniper, Dorakyū
Stage 4-7 Donkey Kong Jr., Sairesu
Stage 4-8 Donkey Kong, Poison Mushrooms, Snapjaw
Stage 4-9 -
Stage 4-10 Snapjaw
Stage 4-11 Donkey Kong Jr., Poison Mushrooms, Dotty
Stage 4-12 Donkey Kong, barrels

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese ジャングル[1]
Janguru
Jungle

References

  1. ^ Game Boy Donkey Kong Japanese instruction booklet, pages 1 & 15.