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|GerM=From "qual" (torment) and the male name "Heinz"
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|FraE=Morsutier
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|FraEM=From "morse" (walrus) and possibly "chalutier" (trawler)
|FreEM=From "morse" (walrus) and possibly "chalutier" (trawler)
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|ItaM=Throwing waldough
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Chum Chucker Charlie
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First appearance Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze (Wii U) (2014)
Latest appearance Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze (Nintendo Switch) (2018)
Variant of Waldough

Chum Chucker Charlies are enemies appearing in Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze and its Nintendo Switch port. They are Waldoughs who have purple skin, a leather sash, a timber skirt with a pair of brown and red striped trousers underneath, two wristbands and a basket of chum on their back.

As implied by their names, Chum Chucker Charlies attack by hurling chum fish in the direction of the Kongs, similar to Hammer Bros. These fish slowly arc through the air before ploughing on the ground and disappearing, prompting the Kongs to dodge them. Chum Chucker Charlies are also able to damage the Kongs directly if they bump into one. However, they can be defeated if stomped on three times or if rolled into the same amount of times. They can be instantly defeated if the Kongs throw a barrel at it or by using Rambi's charging attack.

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Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese フィッショウォラス[?]
Fissho Worasu
Likely a corruption of「フィッシャー」(fisshā, fisher) +「ウォラス」(Worasu, Waldough)
French (NOE) Morsutier[?] From "morse" (walrus) and possibly "chalutier" (trawler)
German Qualheinz[?] From "qual" (torment) and the male name "Heinz"
Italian Trichingo lanciatore[?] Throwing waldough
Spanish Morsario pescadero[?] Fishmonger waldough