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Sometimes Toss Kongs will throw Minis up onto a one-way platform, thus providing a boost for them. Other times, Minis will be thrown back and forth (up to two at a time) until help arrives, usually with a [[hammer]]. Other times, [[Colored Block]]s can be realized when the Minis are at their highest point to escape his wrath. Toss Kongs cannot damage Minis. | Sometimes Toss Kongs will throw Minis up onto a one-way platform, thus providing a boost for them. Other times, Minis will be thrown back and forth (up to two at a time) until help arrives, usually with a [[hammer]]. Other times, [[Colored Block]]s can be realized when the Minis are at their highest point to escape his wrath. Toss Kongs cannot damage Minis. | ||
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The title of this article is conjectural; an official name for the article's subject has not been found, so it has been given a fitting title by the editors. If an official name is found, then the article should be moved to its appropriate title.
Toss Kongs are giant Mini Donkey Kong toys that appear in Mario vs. Donkey Kong 2: March of the Minis. If a Mini-Mario touches one, the Toss Kong will throw it up in the air.
Sometimes Toss Kongs will throw Minis up onto a one-way platform, thus providing a boost for them. Other times, Minis will be thrown back and forth (up to two at a time) until help arrives, usually with a hammer. Other times, Colored Blocks can be realized when the Minis are at their highest point to escape his wrath. Toss Kongs cannot damage Minis.
