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The [[Kong]]s can primarily utilize Parry to get out-of-reach items, such as [[Banana Coin|Banana Bunch Coin]]s, [[Banana]]s, or an [[Extra Life Balloon]]. In this way, the Kongs can use him to grab out-of-reach items, typically from mimicking their jump movement. Parry is the most vulnerable Animal Friend because he can be defeated by almost every enemy he gets in contact with. Parry cannot defeat any enemy except for [[Booty Bird]]s, which Parry can defeat by moving into them. | The [[Kong]]s can primarily utilize Parry to get out-of-reach items, such as [[Banana Coin|Banana Bunch Coin]]s, [[Banana]]s, or an [[Extra Life Balloon]]. In this way, the Kongs can use him to grab out-of-reach items, typically from mimicking their jump movement. Parry is the most vulnerable Animal Friend because he can be defeated by almost every enemy he gets in contact with. Parry cannot defeat any enemy except for [[Booty Bird]]s, which Parry can defeat by moving into them. | ||
The Kongs usually receive a large reward if they successfully navigate Parry past | The Kongs usually receive a large reward if they successfully navigate Parry past his [[No Animal Sign]], such as a [[Blue Balloon]] or even an accessible [[Bonus Barrel]]. | ||
Parry appears in five levels, most of which each have a different level theme: [[Squeals on Wheels]], [[Rocket Barrel Ride]], [[Barrel Drop Bounce]], [[Ropey Rumpus]], and [[Stampede Sprint]]. Nearly half of Parry's level appearances are in waterfall-themed stages. | Parry appears in five levels, most of which each have a different level theme: [[Squeals on Wheels]], [[Rocket Barrel Ride]], [[Barrel Drop Bounce]], [[Ropey Rumpus]], and [[Stampede Sprint]]. Nearly half of Parry's level appearances are in waterfall-themed stages. | ||
Revision as of 09:08, June 20, 2020
- This article is about a bird from Donkey Kong Country 3. For Peach's similarly-named umbrella, see Perry.
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Parry the Parallel Bird is an Animal Friend who only appears in Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble! He is a small yellow bird with a blue head and a white neck-stripe; his blue wing-feathers are tipped with red, and his tail slightly resembles that of a real world Quetzal. Parry's name is a shortened form of the word "parallel" ("to be an equal distance apart").
History
Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble!
Similar to Squawks in Donkey Kong Country's Torchlight Trouble, Parry is an unmountable Animal Friend in Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble. Parry's Animal Crate is smaller than the other Animal Friends, given his short size. Parry is only Animal Friend of the game to not have his own Animal Barrel. Parry flies above Dixie and Kiddy Kong and mimics their movements, hence his name.
The Kongs can primarily utilize Parry to get out-of-reach items, such as Banana Bunch Coins, Bananas, or an Extra Life Balloon. In this way, the Kongs can use him to grab out-of-reach items, typically from mimicking their jump movement. Parry is the most vulnerable Animal Friend because he can be defeated by almost every enemy he gets in contact with. Parry cannot defeat any enemy except for Booty Birds, which Parry can defeat by moving into them.
The Kongs usually receive a large reward if they successfully navigate Parry past his No Animal Sign, such as a Blue Balloon or even an accessible Bonus Barrel.
Parry appears in five levels, most of which each have a different level theme: Squeals on Wheels, Rocket Barrel Ride, Barrel Drop Bounce, Ropey Rumpus, and Stampede Sprint. Nearly half of Parry's level appearances are in waterfall-themed stages.
Gallery
Alternate artwork of Parry
Sprites
Sprite from Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble!
Parry's Animal Crate
Sprite from Donkey Kong Country 3 (Game Boy Advance)
Parry's Animal Crate in the Game Boy Advance remake
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | パリー[?] Parī |
Parry |
