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'''Ink Coconuts''', also known as '''ink-filled coconuts''', are obstacles that appear in the Donkey Kong Adventure mode of ''[[Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle]]''. They are obstacles that act on their own turn, during the transition between the heroes' and the enemies' own turns; on their turn, they rain down onto the battlefield and can inflict the [[Ink]] status. Where exactly an individual coconut will land cannot be determined, but they will most likely land right where a coconut from the previous turn landed. Additionally, the spots they land on are indicated by splotches of coconut water on the ground so that the player can tell which spots [[Donkey Kong]] and co. should avoid. This obstacle is similar to the [[Pyroclast]] in the main game. | '''Ink Coconuts''', also known as '''ink-filled coconuts''', are obstacles that appear in the Donkey Kong Adventure mode of ''[[Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle]]''. They are obstacles that act on their own turn, during the transition between the heroes' and the enemies' own turns; on their turn, they rain down onto the battlefield and can inflict the [[Ink]] status. Where exactly an individual coconut will land cannot be determined, but they will most likely land right where a coconut from the previous turn landed. Additionally, the spots they land on are indicated by splotches of coconut water on the ground so that the player can tell which spots [[Donkey Kong]] and co. should avoid. This obstacle is similar to the [[Pyroclast]] in the main game. | ||
Revision as of 12:42, March 12, 2021
Ink Coconuts, also known as ink-filled coconuts, are obstacles that appear in the Donkey Kong Adventure mode of Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle. They are obstacles that act on their own turn, during the transition between the heroes' and the enemies' own turns; on their turn, they rain down onto the battlefield and can inflict the Ink status. Where exactly an individual coconut will land cannot be determined, but they will most likely land right where a coconut from the previous turn landed. Additionally, the spots they land on are indicated by splotches of coconut water on the ground so that the player can tell which spots Donkey Kong and co. should avoid. This obstacle is similar to the Pyroclast in the main game.
