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Among other actions [[Donkey Kong]] can perform in ''[[Donkey Kong Country Returns]]'' and ''[[Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D]]'', he can also '''blow''' air to move or dissipate certain objects, or to extinguish flaming enemies. This can be done by crouching, then shaking the [[Wii#Wii Remote|Wii Remote]] or pushing the | Among other actions [[Donkey Kong]] can perform in ''[[Donkey Kong Country Returns]]'' and ''[[Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D]]'', he can also '''blow''' air to move or dissipate certain objects, or to extinguish flaming enemies. This can be done by crouching, then shaking the [[Wii#Wii Remote|Wii Remote]] or pushing the | ||
{{button|3ds|X}}/{{button|3ds|Y}} button on the [[Nintendo 3DS]]. [[Diddy Kong]] can also perform this move, but only when he is controlled independently, i.e. in multiplayer. The [[Kong]]s can blow small air currents for as long as the actions above are executed. | {{button|3ds|X}}/{{button|3ds|Y}} button on the [[Nintendo 3DS]]. [[Diddy Kong]] can also perform this move, but only when he is controlled independently, i.e. in multiplayer. The [[Kong]]s can blow small air currents for as long as the actions above are executed. | ||
The ability was incorporated into the game at the suggestion of [[Shigeru Miyamoto]], the game's supervisor.<ref>{{ref quote|[[Kensuke Tanabe|Tanabe]]: One new ability for Donkey Kong is the ability to blow out his breath. For example, if he blows on dandelions, an item can appear .<br>[[Satoru Iwata|Iwata]]: Whose idea was that?<br>Tanabe: Miyamoto-san’s. He told us early on in development that he definitely wanted us to put that in.|Interview with the developers of ''Donkey Kong Country Returns''|[https://www.nintendo.co.uk/Iwata-Asks/Iwata-Asks-Donkey-Kong-Country-Returns/Iwata-Asks-Donkey-Kong-Country-Returns/4-White-knuckled-Action/4-White-knuckled-Action-212480.html Iwata Asks].}} Retrieved December 29, 2017.</ref><ref>{{ref quote|I wonder if you remember, from that game, where Donkey Kong takes a deep breath and blows? That’s Mr. Miyamoto. That came from him.|[[Risa Tabata]]|[http://www.usgamer.net/articles/donkey-kong-country-tropical-freeze-full-e3-interview Interview for USgamer].}} Retrieved December 29, 2017.</ref> | |||
==List of objects that can be blown onto== | ==List of objects that can be blown onto== | ||
There is a multitude of objects that are affected by Donkey Kong's breath. Many of these objects reveal various items, such as [[banana]]s, [[Banana Coin]]s, and even [[Puzzle Piece (Donkey Kong Country series)|Puzzle Pieces]], while other cause something to occur upon getting blown onto. Blowable objects also serve the purpose of world building and decoration, and their role is similar to that of item [[container]]s. | |||
There is a multitude of objects that are affected by Donkey Kong's breath | |||
[[File:Dandelions.jpg | [[File:Dandelions.jpg|thumb|Two '''dande-<br>lion''' pairs in ''DKCR3D'']] | ||
Below is a list | Below is a list of each object, with a description on its appearance and how it behaves: | ||
*'''Dandelion'''<ref>{{ref quote|Move to the left and jump over to a small platform containing a '''dandelion'''. Blow on the flower to release the first Puzzle Piece.|Michael Knight|Donkey Kong Country Returns [[Prima Games|Prima]] Official Game Guide. Page 64}}</ref> — if its seeds are blown away, it might uncover an item. Dandelions vary slightly in size and shades, and are widespread throughout [[Donkey Kong Island]], being most common in the [[Jungle (Donkey Kong Country Returns)|Jungle]] and [[Ruins]] areas. | *'''Dandelion'''<ref>{{ref quote|Move to the left and jump over to a small platform containing a '''dandelion'''. Blow on the flower to release the first Puzzle Piece.|Michael Knight|Donkey Kong Country Returns [[Prima Games|Prima]] Official Game Guide. Page 64}}</ref> — if its seeds are blown away, it might uncover an item. Dandelions vary slightly in size and shades, and are widespread throughout [[Donkey Kong Island]], being most common in the [[Jungle (Donkey Kong Country Returns)|Jungle]] and [[Ruins]] areas. | ||
[[File:Beach grass.jpg|thumb|DK next to some '''beach grass''']] | [[File:Beach grass.jpg|thumb|DK next to some '''beach grass''']] | ||
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*'''{{Conjectural|Tiki heads}}''' — a burning statuette that will turn to ashes and collapse after getting extinguished, producing an item. Tiki heads mostly appear in [[Furious Fire]]. | *'''{{Conjectural|Tiki heads}}''' — a burning statuette that will turn to ashes and collapse after getting extinguished, producing an item. Tiki heads mostly appear in [[Furious Fire]]. | ||
*'''{{Conjectural|Candle bowl}}''' — a small candle held in a bowl. Blowing on it will swoosh the flame, potentially causing an item to appear. Candle bowls are spread throughout the [[Volcano]]. | *'''{{Conjectural|Candle bowl}}''' — a small candle held in a bowl. Blowing on it will swoosh the flame, potentially causing an item to appear. Candle bowls are spread throughout the [[Volcano]]. | ||
*Objects that, when blown onto, pluck themselves out of the ground and fly away with an item using their propeller-like appendages. Before taking to the skies, they hover above the ground and offer the Kongs a chance to grab the item they carry. Most of these objects resemble flowers with short stems and long petals, which are red in the [[Jungle (Donkey Kong Country Returns)|Jungle]] and [[Forest (Donkey Kong Country Returns)|Forest]], and dark purple on the [[Cliff]]. However, magnets with propellers replace them in the [[Factory (Donkey Kong Country Returns)|Factory]], as do chili peppers with large leaves in the [[Volcano]]. | |||
*'''Windmills'''<ref>{{ref quote|Drop onto a lower platform at the end and blow on a '''windmill''' to raise a platform in the background|Michael Knight|Donkey Kong Country Returns [[Prima Games|Prima]] Official Game Guide. Page 67}}</ref> — broad objects with multiple red and white blades that spin around when blown onto. They act as switches and the Kongs need a blow onto them for several moments to take effect. They often cause multiple bananas to drop from a place, or cause platforms to rise above the ground. | |||
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Revision as of 15:54, December 29, 2017
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Donkey Kong putting out the flames on a Tiki Torch with an air blow
Among other actions Donkey Kong can perform in Donkey Kong Country Returns and Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D, he can also blow air to move or dissipate certain objects, or to extinguish flaming enemies. This can be done by crouching, then shaking the Wii Remote or pushing the
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button on the Nintendo 3DS. Diddy Kong can also perform this move, but only when he is controlled independently, i.e. in multiplayer. The Kongs can blow small air currents for as long as the actions above are executed.
The ability was incorporated into the game at the suggestion of Shigeru Miyamoto, the game's supervisor.[1][2]
List of objects that can be blown onto
There is a multitude of objects that are affected by Donkey Kong's breath. Many of these objects reveal various items, such as bananas, Banana Coins, and even Puzzle Pieces, while other cause something to occur upon getting blown onto. Blowable objects also serve the purpose of world building and decoration, and their role is similar to that of item containers.
Below is a list of each object, with a description on its appearance and how it behaves:
- Dandelion[3] — if its seeds are blown away, it might uncover an item. Dandelions vary slightly in size and shades, and are widespread throughout Donkey Kong Island, being most common in the Jungle and Ruins areas.
- Beach grass[4] — tufts of foxtail grass grown sparsely throughout the Beach. Blowing a beach grass will disperse its seeds and, at most times, leave an item.
- Lantern — an illuminating object found in mines and caverns. Lanterns are hanging above the ground, sometimes requiring the Kongs to up a higher step in order to reach them. If blown, the light inside a lantern will flicker out, often producing an item.
- Musical horn[5] — a device fixed on the ground. When blown into, it produces a soft trumpet jingle and an item. Musical horns are placed across the Factory.
- Lightbulb[6] — a small red propeller is attached to it. Blowing on the propeller will make it rotate increasily faster, lighting up the lightbulb and causing it to break suddenly, freeing an item. Lightbulbs are found in the Factory.
- Tiki heads — a burning statuette that will turn to ashes and collapse after getting extinguished, producing an item. Tiki heads mostly appear in Furious Fire.
- Candle bowl — a small candle held in a bowl. Blowing on it will swoosh the flame, potentially causing an item to appear. Candle bowls are spread throughout the Volcano.
- Objects that, when blown onto, pluck themselves out of the ground and fly away with an item using their propeller-like appendages. Before taking to the skies, they hover above the ground and offer the Kongs a chance to grab the item they carry. Most of these objects resemble flowers with short stems and long petals, which are red in the Jungle and Forest, and dark purple on the Cliff. However, magnets with propellers replace them in the Factory, as do chili peppers with large leaves in the Volcano.
- Windmills[7] — broad objects with multiple red and white blades that spin around when blown onto. They act as switches and the Kongs need a blow onto them for several moments to take effect. They often cause multiple bananas to drop from a place, or cause platforms to rise above the ground.
Dandelions
Lightbulb
Silhouette of a musical horn
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