Draglinger
The title of this article is official, but it comes from aJapanese source.
If anacceptable English name is found, then the article should be moved to the new title.
| Draglinger | |
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| Species | Dragon,Kritter |
| Appears in | DK: Jungle Climber (2007) |
Draglinger is a large segmented purple dragon formed from aKritter with a strange stone and the combined power of aCrystal Banana.
InDK: Jungle Climber, Draglinger appears as the boss of the fourth island,Chill 'n' Char Island, in theKremling Dock;King K. Rool has one of hisKritter henchmen, empowered by aCrystal Banana, merge with a giant stone with seemingly magical properties to create a fearsome dragon with a hook at the end of its tail and do battle withDonkey Kong.
In order to damage Draglinger, which hides in eight holes on the two walls (four strategically placed on each side), Donkey Kong must strike the boss while it rampages from hole to hole, leaving it momentarily stunned. If Donkey Kong takes too long to attack it and stun it in its beginning phase, Draglinger sometimes stays in the walls to shoot damaging fireballs. While it is stunned, there is a high probability that the hook at the end of its tail will land on one of the three conveniently-placed chains at the bottom of the battlefield, or one of the three at the top. In a desperate effort to get free, Draglinger pushes theKritter out of its head and Donkey Kong must hit it. After this, Draglinger goes to the top of the screen and sends out waves of fireballs that bounce adjacent to the left and right of the point of impact. Draglinger then goes back to its hole-to-hole rampage. This entire cycle repeats twice more, and each time, Draglinger gets a little shorter (making it harder for Donkey Kong to hit), the chain in which Draglinger was previously grappled detaches, and the fireballs become more frequent and intense. Once the cycle is completed four times, Draglinger is defeated, earning Donkey Kong the fourthCrystal Banana.
Gallery[edit]
The magic rock
Trapped Draglinger
Draglinger breathing fire
Notes[edit]
- This boss is very similar to another boss,Davy Bones fromDK: King of Swing, in attack patterns, design, and weakness.
- This boss's head and color scheme make it bear a resemblance toSpyro the Dragon.
Names in other languages[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | ドラグリンガー[1] Doraguringā | Draglinger; portmanteau of "dragon" and possibly "clinger" or "Klinger" |
References[edit]
- ^「ドンキーコング ジャングルクライマー 任天堂公式ガイドブック」(Donkey Kong: Jungle Climber Nintendo Kōshiki Guidebook).[page number needed]
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| Characters | Congazuma •Cranky K. Rool •Draglinger •General Klump •Giant Viking Kremling •Green Kroc •Jr. Klap Trap •Junklomp •K. Lumsy •Kalypso •Kaptain Skurvy •Kass •Kerozene •King K. Rool (Baby ·K. Rool, King of Rot) •King Kut Out •Kip •Klubba •Kleever •Kludge •Krunch •Krusha •Krushy •Kudgel •Kutlass •Mama •Mega Amp •Okusan •Quint Skurvy •Resident demon |
| Variants | Bazuka •Ghost •Kaboing •Kaboom •Kackle •Kannon •Kasplat •Klampon •Klank •Klaptrap •Klasp •Klinger •Kloak •Klobber •Klomp •Klump •Knocka •Kobble •Koin •Koindozer •Kopter •Kosha •Kracka •Krash •Kremling (boater) •Kremling cop •Krimp •Kritter •Kroc •Krockhead •Krook •Krumple •Kruncha •Krusha •Kuchuka •Kuff 'n' Klout •Kutlass •Re-Koil •Robokremling •Rock Kroc •Shroom •Skeleton Kremling •Skidda •Super Team goalie |
