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[[File:DKDashAttack.png|thumb|152px|right|[[Baby DK]] using the '''DK Dash Attack'''.]] | [[File:DKDashAttack.png|thumb|152px|right|[[Baby DK]] using the '''DK Dash Attack'''.]] | ||
The '''DK Dash Attack''' is a move used in the game ''[[Yoshi's Island DS]]''. While carrying [[Baby Donkey Kong|Baby DK]], pressing {{button|ds|Pad}} down + the Eat button ({{button|ds|Y}} by default) makes the baby ape perform a deadly shoulder charge. The Dash Attack can be used to defeat almost any enemy in the game, | The '''DK Dash Attack''' is a move used in the game ''[[Yoshi's Island DS]]''. While carrying [[Baby Donkey Kong|Baby DK]], pressing {{button|ds|Pad}} down + the Eat button ({{button|ds|Y}} by default) makes the baby ape perform a deadly shoulder charge. The Dash Attack can be used to defeat almost any enemy in the game. For example, he can dash through several [[Pointey|Spring Plants]] at one time. He can also smash open [[crate]]s, which often contain [[star]]s. In a couple of levels, the DK Dash Attack is the only way to get over pits or one-way openings, as there is a ceiling straight above them, making jumping over them impossible. | ||
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Revision as of 18:04, May 23, 2011
Baby DK using the DK Dash Attack.
The DK Dash Attack is a move used in the game Yoshi's Island DS. While carrying Baby DK, pressing 
down + the Eat button (
by default) makes the baby ape perform a deadly shoulder charge. The Dash Attack can be used to defeat almost any enemy in the game. For example, he can dash through several Spring Plants at one time. He can also smash open crates, which often contain stars. In a couple of levels, the DK Dash Attack is the only way to get over pits or one-way openings, as there is a ceiling straight above them, making jumping over them impossible.
