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==DK Island: Kongo Jungle== | ==DK Island: Kongo Jungle== | ||
This ''Donkey Kong Country'' stage features characters fighting on a raft stuck in a waterfall in the middle of the stage, with little platforms suspended above it. There is a rock jutting out on the right side, which serves as a platform. Underneath the stage, there is a moving, rotating, barrel that shoots out people that jump into it in the specified direction. Good for recovery, if you can time it right. Once in a while, a log can flow by and be used as a temporary platform. | |||
[[Image:SSBM Kongo Spawn Points.jpg|Spawn points: Item (yellow), character start (blue), character respawn(green)]] | This stage is notable for it's music. It's the first stage in SSB history to use fully vocalized music as it's theme. As a plus? Said music is ALSO the famed DK Rap from ''Donkey Kong 64'' (with a few differences, like "hell" being changed to "heck" in Chunky Kong's verse). | ||
A big hazard is the Klaptraps. They're just as annoying here as they ever were, being able to KO as low as 62%. Every once in a while, they'll fall in the barrel cannon and hog it. Rarely, they'll be shot out of the cannon, and in the event this happens, they tend to KO everyone in the middle, so stay out! Counter moves can save you from being KOed in this senario, so if you have one and you see someone getting shot out when you know your foe isn't there, use it! | |||
[[Image:SSBM Kongo Spawn Points.jpg|Spawn points: Item (yellow), character start (blue), character | |||
respawn(green)]] | |||
===Tournament-approved=== | |||
No. In additon to it's somewhat small size, the rock at the bottom left can save a foe from being KOed by a meteor smash that otherwise would have KOed them, and the rock can potentially allow stalling, which is illegal in serious play. Finally, the Klaptraps are too powerful of stage hazards. | |||
==Mushroom Kingdom== | ==Mushroom Kingdom== | ||
