Shifty Smash

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Where to find a Banandium Gem

Shifty Smashes are challenges in Donkey Kong Bananza in which DK must break a certain amount of Shifty Stone terrain by any means to obtain a Banandium Gem. They are activated by punching a tetrahedron, which causes the Shifty Stone terrain, a timer, and potentially additional terrain or objects to appear.

The percentage of terrain destroyed is displayed. This percentage corresponds to the amount of terrain required to complete the challenge, not the total amount of terrain given. The terrain starts to blink as the timer runs out. If 100% is reached before the timer runs out, the Shifty Smash's Banandium Gem appears where the tetrahedron was. Otherwise, the tetrahedron reappears and the challenge can be restarted.

After completing the main story, Fractones appear in Ingot Isle Cave-In; one states that they built the Shifty Smashes that appear in the layer.[1]

List of challenges[edit]

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A total of 40 Shifty Smashes are found throughout the game, with each providing a Banandium Gem:

Names in other languages[edit]

LanguageNameMeaningNote(s)Ref.
Japaneseチクタクブレイク?[2]
Chinese (Simplified)限时破坏?[2]
Chinese (Traditional)限時破壞?[2]
DutchBreekrace?[2]
French (Canada)Chrono-casseTimed breakage[2]
French (Europe)[2]
GermanBruchtest?[2]
ItalianDevastic-tacFrom devastare ("to devastate") and tic-tac ("tick-tock")[2]
Korean똑딱 브레이크?[2]
PolishZmiennociosy?[2]
Portuguese (Brazil)Demolicrono?[2]
RussianИллюзогром?[2]
Spanish (Latin America)Destrozo contrarreloj?[2]
Spanish (Europe)Cronodestrozo?[2]
Thaiทุบแสนกล?[2]

References[edit]

  1. ^ "Hello again! We're traveling Fractones! ♪Surprised to see more of...we?♪ Is there anything we can help you with?
    You're up here?
    We are! We all came to Ingot Isle from the Underground World to hang out! We're becoming grrreat friends with everyone up here. So grrreat, in fact, that we teamed up to build new things for everyone! We put new Shifty Smashes and fans and stuff around here. ♪Look low, look high, then give them all a try!♪
    " – In-game Lion Fractone dialogue in Ingot Isle Cave-In. Donkey Kong Bananza.
  2. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o In-game name from Donkey Kong Bananza (version 3.2.0, stored internally as TimerBreaker in message file Glossary/TimerBreaker.msbt in archive Mals/[language].Product.300.sarc.zs).

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