Llama

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The Llama.

“Listen to me! The key to my freedom lies in the clouds”

—Llama, Donkey Kong 64

The Llama is a character in Donkey Kong 64. He is trapped in the level Angry Aztec inside of a cage by King K. Rool. Donkey Kong can free him by using a Donkey Kong Pad in another part of the level. The Llama thanks him by giving him a Golden Banana.

Later on in the level, the Llama is found inside of his own temple. It is here that Lanky Kong can be found.

Trivia

• It is unknown if the Llama is an Animal Buddy.
• The Llama is very similar to another Rare character from the Banjo-Kazooie series, Gobi. Aside from having somewhat similar appearances, they are both trapped in desert worlds, are both found more than once in the same level, and both use their "spitting" powers to solve puzzles.
  • However, the two operate in opposite manners; the Kongs don't attack the Llama to solve puzzles, but Banjo and Kazooie have to attack Gobi to solve puzzles.
• In a YouTube video called "Donkey Kong On Drugs", it shows Donkey Kong himself viewing the introduction scene of Adventure Mode of Donkey Kong 64, except, after taking too much camel cigarettes, the viewers see Llamas more than anything. Also, it shows characters being replaced by crazy things, such as the Kritter being replaced by the Dogadon before they went to see King K. Rool, and, the Kritter being replaced by a Spider and the Kasplat being replaced by the lock from the Troff 'n' Scoff doors.