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'''Bleak's House''' is the boss level of [[K3]], the fifth world of ''[[Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble!]]'' It involves a boss fight against [[Bleak]]. This level's name is a pun on the {{wp|Charles Dickens}} novel ''{{wp|Bleak House}}''. | '''Bleak's House''' is the boss level of [[K3]], the fifth world of ''[[Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble!]]'' It involves a boss fight against [[Bleak]]. This level's name is a pun on the {{wp|Charles Dickens}} novel ''{{wp|Bleak House}}''. | ||
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The battle involves the same gameplay style as [[Swanky's Sideshow]]. The Kongs have to attack Bleak by throwing snowballs on the red spot on his tie while dodging snowballs thrown by Bleak. Bleak will repeatedly rise up from behind the piles of snow in random locations, throwing four snowballs each time. He can appear at two different distances from the [[Kong]]s, and the player can press up and down on the {{button|snes|Pad}} to alter the Kongs' throwing distance accordingly, as indicated by a blue sphere on the left side of the screen. Once Bleak takes a hit, he will speed up slightly and start throwing eight snowballs before appearing in another spot. After the second hit, Bleak changes tactics. He will now start launching giant snowballs out of his hat in a pattern, starting off aiming toward one side and progressing to the other and back again. Eventually, he will start laughing and expose his weak point. If the Kongs manage to hit him, he will repeat the same attack, only faster, and at the end, he will launch multiple snowballs at a time. After the fourth hit, Bleak resumes his original attack pattern, only a lot faster than before, and he throws only two snowballs each time he appears. Upon taking another hit, Bleak launches seven volleys of simultaneous snowballs out of his hat. After taking one more hit, Bleak explodes, and the [[Bonus Coin (Donkey Kong | The battle involves the same gameplay style as [[Swanky's Sideshow]]. The Kongs have to attack Bleak by throwing snowballs on the red spot on his tie while dodging snowballs thrown by Bleak. Bleak will repeatedly rise up from behind the piles of snow in random locations, throwing four snowballs each time. He can appear at two different distances from the [[Kong]]s, and the player can press up and down on the {{button|snes|Pad}} to alter the Kongs' throwing distance accordingly, as indicated by a blue sphere on the left side of the screen. Once Bleak takes a hit, he will speed up slightly and start throwing eight snowballs before appearing in another spot. After the second hit, Bleak changes tactics. He will now start launching giant snowballs out of his hat in a pattern, starting off aiming toward one side and progressing to the other and back again. Eventually, he will start laughing and expose his weak point. If the Kongs manage to hit him, he will repeat the same attack, only faster, and at the end, he will launch multiple snowballs at a time. After the fourth hit, Bleak resumes his original attack pattern, only a lot faster than before, and he throws only two snowballs each time he appears. Upon taking another hit, Bleak launches seven volleys of simultaneous snowballs out of his hat. After taking one more hit, Bleak explodes, and the [[Bonus Coin (Donkey Kong franchise)|Bonus Coin]] is revealed. | ||
In the [[Donkey Kong Country 3 (Game Boy Advance)|Game Boy Advance version]], the {{button|gba|Pad}} no longer has to be used to determine the throwing distance of the Kongs' snowballs. Instead, the active Kong will automatically target whichever layer Bleak is on. Bleak no longer speeds up as he takes damage during the phases where he throws snowballs, and he always throws four snowballs before appearing in another location regardless of how much damage he has taken. When Bleak is launching multiple snowballs out of his hat at once, the intervals between each volley are shorter, giving the Kongs less time to react to them. During Bleak's final attack, he will only shoot six volleys of snowballs out of his hat instead of seven. Also, unlike the original version and other bosses, defeating Bleak in a rematch does not reward a bear coin. | In the [[Donkey Kong Country 3 (Game Boy Advance)|Game Boy Advance version]], the {{button|gba|Pad}} no longer has to be used to determine the throwing distance of the Kongs' snowballs. Instead, the active Kong will automatically target whichever layer Bleak is on. Bleak no longer speeds up as he takes damage during the phases where he throws snowballs, and he always throws four snowballs before appearing in another location regardless of how much damage he has taken. When Bleak is launching multiple snowballs out of his hat at once, the intervals between each volley are shorter, giving the Kongs less time to react to them. During Bleak's final attack, he will only shoot six volleys of snowballs out of his hat instead of seven. Also, unlike the original version and other bosses, defeating Bleak in a rematch does not reward a bear coin. | ||
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Revision as of 20:35, January 2, 2024
| Level | |
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| Bleak's House | |
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| Level code | 5 - BOSS |
| World | K3 |
| Game | Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble! |
| Boss | Bleak |
| Music track | Boss Boogie |
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Bleak's House is the boss level of K3, the fifth world of Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble! It involves a boss fight against Bleak. This level's name is a pun on the Charles Dickens novel Bleak House.
Layout
The battle involves the same gameplay style as Swanky's Sideshow. The Kongs have to attack Bleak by throwing snowballs on the red spot on his tie while dodging snowballs thrown by Bleak. Bleak will repeatedly rise up from behind the piles of snow in random locations, throwing four snowballs each time. He can appear at two different distances from the Kongs, and the player can press up and down on the 
to alter the Kongs' throwing distance accordingly, as indicated by a blue sphere on the left side of the screen. Once Bleak takes a hit, he will speed up slightly and start throwing eight snowballs before appearing in another spot. After the second hit, Bleak changes tactics. He will now start launching giant snowballs out of his hat in a pattern, starting off aiming toward one side and progressing to the other and back again. Eventually, he will start laughing and expose his weak point. If the Kongs manage to hit him, he will repeat the same attack, only faster, and at the end, he will launch multiple snowballs at a time. After the fourth hit, Bleak resumes his original attack pattern, only a lot faster than before, and he throws only two snowballs each time he appears. Upon taking another hit, Bleak launches seven volleys of simultaneous snowballs out of his hat. After taking one more hit, Bleak explodes, and the Bonus Coin is revealed.
In the Game Boy Advance version, the 
no longer has to be used to determine the throwing distance of the Kongs' snowballs. Instead, the active Kong will automatically target whichever layer Bleak is on. Bleak no longer speeds up as he takes damage during the phases where he throws snowballs, and he always throws four snowballs before appearing in another location regardless of how much damage he has taken. When Bleak is launching multiple snowballs out of his hat at once, the intervals between each volley are shorter, giving the Kongs less time to react to them. During Bleak's final attack, he will only shoot six volleys of snowballs out of his hat instead of seven. Also, unlike the original version and other bosses, defeating Bleak in a rematch does not reward a bear coin.
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | K3の怪人 ボス ブリーク[?] K3 no kaijin bosu Burīku |
Phantom of K3 Boss Bleak | |
| French | Visite chez Bleak[?] | Visit to Bleak | |
| German | Bleaks Hütte[?] | Bleak's Cabin | |
| Italian | Casa di Bleak[?] | Bleak's House | |
| Spanish | Casa de Bleak[?] | Bleak's House |
