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[[File:Toothberry1.png|thumb|left|Concept artwork of a Cageberry and two Toothberries]]
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'''Cageberries''' are [[List of enemies|enemies]] in ''[[Donkey Kong Country Returns]]'' and [[Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D|its port]]. They are encountered in [[level]]s of the [[Ruins]] mainly. Cageberries are a variant of [[Toothberry|Toothberries]], but are blue furball-like creatures with white fangs. Every Cageberry is locked inside a golden cage with brown bars, hence their name. They cannot be defeated by the [[Kong]]s. Although they are trapped in their cage, Cageberries can still move by pushing it around. Their cage is pointed on top, so jumping on it takes away a heart point from [[Donkey Kong]] and [[Diddy Kong]]. Donkey Kong can [[Hand Slap#Donkey Kong Country Returns|ground pound]] near the cage to flip it over, followed by another on top to sink it into the ground, causing the cage to briefly pop up and function like a [[trampoline]]. After a while, if a Cageberry is flipped over, it gets back up. If Donkey Kong and Diddy stand on the cage when the Cageberry gets up, they get boosted into the air.
'''Cageberries''' are [[List of enemies|enemies]] in ''[[Donkey Kong Country Returns]]'' and its [[Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D|Nintendo 3DS]] and [[Donkey Kong Country Returns HD|Nintendo Switch]] ports. They are encountered in [[level]]s of the [[Ruins]] mainly. Cageberries are a variant of [[Toothberry|Toothberries]], but are blue furball-like creatures with white fangs. Every Cageberry is locked inside a golden cage with brown bars, hence their name. They cannot be defeated by the [[Kong]]s. Although they are trapped in their cage, Cageberries can still move by pushing it around. Their cage is pointed on top, so jumping on it takes away a heart point from [[Donkey Kong]] and [[Diddy Kong]]. Donkey Kong can [[Hand Slap#Donkey Kong Country Returns|ground pound]] near the cage to flip it over, followed by another on top to sink it into the ground, causing the cage to briefly pop up and function like a [[trampoline]]. After a while, if a Cageberry is flipped over, it gets back up. If Donkey Kong and Diddy stand on the cage when the Cageberry gets up, they get boosted into the air.
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Revision as of 09:13, January 22, 2025

Cageberry
Cageberry
Screenshot from Donkey Kong Country Returns
First appearance Donkey Kong Country Returns (2010)
Latest appearance Donkey Kong Country Returns HD (2025)
Variant of Toothberry
Concept art of Toothberry in Donkey Kong Country Returns
Concept artwork of a Cageberry and two Toothberries

Cageberries are enemies in Donkey Kong Country Returns and its Nintendo 3DS and Nintendo Switch ports. They are encountered in levels of the Ruins mainly. Cageberries are a variant of Toothberries, but are blue furball-like creatures with white fangs. Every Cageberry is locked inside a golden cage with brown bars, hence their name. They cannot be defeated by the Kongs. Although they are trapped in their cage, Cageberries can still move by pushing it around. Their cage is pointed on top, so jumping on it takes away a heart point from Donkey Kong and Diddy Kong. Donkey Kong can ground pound near the cage to flip it over, followed by another on top to sink it into the ground, causing the cage to briefly pop up and function like a trampoline. After a while, if a Cageberry is flipped over, it gets back up. If Donkey Kong and Diddy stand on the cage when the Cageberry gets up, they get boosted into the air.

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese ケージャリー[?]
Kējarī
Portmanteau of "cage" and「ケムクジャリー」(Kemukujarī, "Toothberry")
Italian Prigiospino[?] Cage-spike
Spanish (NOE) Mordijaula[?] From morder ("to bite") and jaula ("cage")

Trivia

  • In the Prima guide, the spelling alternates between "Cageberry"[1] and "CageBerry."[2]

References

  1. ^ Knight, Michael (November 21, 2010). Donkey Kong Country Returns Prima Official Game Guide. Prima Games (American English). ISBN 978-0-307-47102-4. Page 26.
  2. ^ Knight, Michael (November 21, 2010). Donkey Kong Country Returns Prima Official Game Guide. Prima Games (American English). ISBN 978-0-307-47102-4. Page 68 and 69.