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'''Master Necky''' is the boss of the [[Monkey Mines]] in ''[[Donkey Kong Country]]'' and is a large [[Necky]] as it appears. He is the second boss of the game and is fought in the level [[Necky's Nuts]]. In battle, Master Necky spits [[coconut]]s at [[Donkey Kong]] and [[Diddy Kong]], and must be bounced on five times to defeat him. The player never gets to see Master Necky's whole body; only his head appears on the screen. | '''Master Necky''' is the boss of the [[Monkey Mines]] in ''[[Donkey Kong Country]]'' and is a large [[Necky]] as it appears. He is the second boss of the game and is fought in the level [[Necky's Nuts]]. In battle, Master Necky spits [[coconut]]s at [[Donkey Kong]] and [[Diddy Kong]], and must be bounced on five times to defeat him. The player never gets to see Master Necky's whole body; only his head appears on the screen. | ||
In the [[Game Boy Advance]] remake, Master Necky is bright red before and after he attacks, becoming temporarily invincible. The Kongs can't damage him until he spits out a coconut, showing his normal color, but he turns red again as he leaves the screen. Master Necky also joins [[Master Necky Snr.]] in battling the Kongs in the latter's level. They both shoot a coconut at the [[Kong]]s, until one of the birds are jumped on five times, upon which the other one will start shooting four coconuts at a time at the Kongs. Both birds need to be jumped on five times each before the Kongs can fight [[King K. Rool]]. | In the [[Game Boy Advance]] remake, Master Necky is bright red before and after he attacks, becoming temporarily invincible. The Kongs can't damage him until he spits out a coconut, showing his normal color, but he turns red again as he leaves the screen. Master Necky also joins [[Master Necky Snr.]] in battling the Kongs in [[Necky's Revenge|the latter's level]]. They both shoot a coconut at the [[Kong]]s, until one of the birds are jumped on five times, upon which the other one will start shooting four coconuts at a time at the Kongs. Both birds need to be jumped on five times each before the Kongs can fight [[King K. Rool]]. | ||
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