Collectone

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Collectone
Collectone from Donkey Kong Bananza
Species Fractone
Appears in Donkey Kong Bananza (2025)
“We LOVE curious things! ♪Love 'em!♪
Collectone, Donkey Kong Bananza

Collectone is a Fractone in Donkey Kong Bananza. They have a unique shape compared to all other Fractones, greatly resembling the Donkey Kong & Pauline amiibo. They can be found in multiple layers throughout the Underground World, first encountered in the Resort Layer. Upon interacting with Collectone, they will inform Donkey Kong and Pauline of their love for amiibo figures and fossils before allowing the player to scan any amiibo. Scanning the Donkey Kong & Pauline amiibo with this method will immediately unlock the Diva Dress for Pauline, allowing it to be obtained before completing the main story; otherwise, this functions identically to scanning amiibo via the pause menu.

Collectone also appears in the Groove Layer, where they work as curator of the Fossil Museum; here, they collect fossils that have been spent by Donkey Kong in Style Shops. They will reward Donkey Kong with a Banandium Gem after collecting every fossil in the Underground World and spending them in Style Shops.

Quotes[edit]

  • "You two! Do you happen to have any amiibo figures? Any will do!"
  • "Goody gumrocks! What a dynamic amiibo figure! ♪So energetic!♪"
  • "As thanks for showing us this, we’ll give you these cool tiles! ♪Just for you!!♪"
  • *"Hold the 'tone! Is that every fossil in the Underground World? ♪Awesome!♪ It's unbelievable that we have them all in one place now! ♪Amazing! Incredible!♪ We’d say this calls for an extra-special present! ♪The specialest!♪"

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese カザルヤのたみ[?]
Kazaruya no Tami
Portmanteau ofかざる」(kazaru, "to adorn") and「ワレルヤのたみ(Wareruya no Tami, "Fractone")
Dutch Tentoon[1] From tentoonstellen ("to exhibit") and Fractoon ("Fractone")
Italian Collezionistale[2] Portmanteau of collezionista ("collectionist") and Frattale ("Fractone")
Spanish Coleccitono[?] From coleccionista ("collectionist") and Fractono ("Fractone")

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