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|JapM=Warus; derived from 「ウォルラス」 (''worurasu'', walrus).
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|FraM=Portmanteau of ''morse'' (walrus) and ''mercenaire'' (mercenary).
|FraM=Portmanteau of ''morse'' (walrus) and ''mercenaire'' (mercenary).

Revision as of 21:11, October 19, 2021

Template:Species-infobox Waldoughs are walrus-like members of the Snowmads and common enemies in Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze and its Nintendo Switch port. Waldoughs have brown skin and either blonde or white whiskers, and they wear green-striped shorts belted with a rope.

Similarly to Tiki Dooms from Donkey Kong Country Returns, Waldoughs have a robust stature and walk slowly from side to side. If the Kongs encounter a Waldough, the enemy flings its arm and damages the Kongs, which takes away one heart point of damage. The Kongs can defeat a Waldough by either jumping or rolling into it three times, throwing a barrel at it, or hitting them with Rambi the Rhino.

Although they are not the most recurrent enemy, Waldoughs are reserved as the primary antagonistic race of the Snowmads. This is shown by their leader, Lord Fredrik, being a Waldough, and by the amount of walrus-themed imagery throughout the game; for example, in Dynamite Dash, various TNT Barrels are emblazoned with a walrus skull.

Waldoughs have deep voices and use the same voice clips as Tucks, albeit lower-pitched, when they get slightly hit by a Ground Pound.

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Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese ウォラス[?]
Worasu
Warus; derived from「ウォルラス」(worurasu, walrus)
German Karlross[?] From the name Karl and Walross (walrus)
Italian Trichingo[?] Walrking; portmanteau of Tricheco (Walrus) and Vichingo (Viking)
Spanish Morsario Raso[?] Portmanteau of morsa (walrus) and corsario (corsair), raso (private) indicates its rank.