Chili Pepper Kingdom
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Template:DKJB Kingdom The Chili Pepper Kingdom is the fifteenth kingdom in Donkey Kong Jungle Beat. In the original version of the game, it is the third kingdom linked to the B Barrel and can be accessed by completing all the kingdoms linked to the J Barrel, defeating the Cactus King, and collecting thirty-four or more Crests. In the New Play Control! version, it is the fourth kingdom linked to the J Barrel and can be accessed by obtaining three crests in the other three J Barrel kingdoms. This kingdom is the dominion of Double Tusk in the GameCube version and Thunder Roc in the New Play Control! version. As all the other kingdoms, the ape eats a giant fruit at the end of every level, particularly a chili pepper.
Levels
| Level | Preview | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Cloudy Heights | File:Cloudy Heights.PNG | Cloudy Heights is the first area of the Chili Pepper Kingdom. It takes place in an area in the sky with many clouds, vines, and floating landmasses. Enemies in this level range to Stingas that swarm around Donkey Kong to Mini Elephant Cannons that shoot cannonballs at the ape. Cloudy Heights has the highest beat-gathering potential of any level due to its design and the large variety of mechanics present in the level allowing DK to perform nearly every combo move in the game and reach the end without ever interrupting the combo. |
| Magma Coliseum | File:Magma Coliseum.PNG | Magma Coliseum is the second area of the Chili Pepper Kingdom. Many pillars of lava shoot towards the Donkey Kong in this level, and the stage features some unstable platforms floating atop the lava. Hawgs are the prominent enemies in the level, but some more powerful enemies appear here as well, and they are the stage's main obstacles. These enemies include an angered Kobu Kokko, two Coco Pigs, who throw coconuts at the ape from their trees, and a Tar Man that emerges from the lava. |
| VS. Double Tusk (GameCube version) |
File:Double Tusk.PNG | In the GameCube version, Double Tusk is fought. The main difference between this boss and the other Tusks is that there are two of them; one is pink camouflage, and the other is brown, like the previous two Tusks. They also share health. Both of them attack by firing cannonballs at the same time. Once one is defeated, the other begins to use the attacks used by the other Tusks. When they are defeated, both Tusks slightly fall apart and deactivate. |
| VS. Thunder Roc (New Play Control! version) |
File:Thunder Roc.PNG | In the New Play Control! version, the boss is Thunder Roc. He is fought in a location that is nearly the same as the other Rocs, but with a gigantic stone column in the middle of the course, with two trampoline vines at the bottom of the course and several helper monkeys, and can only be fought by cracking the egg he carries, like the others. Thunder Roc looks like the other Rocs, but is red and grey. During the battle, he fights with all the other Rocs' attacks. When he reaches half his health, Thunder Roc gains the ability to create a gigantic Shadow Meteor, along with faster speed. When he is defeated, Thunder Roc's egg cracks some more, then shatters, and Thunder Roc explodes into numerous feathers. |
Trivia
- The Chili Pepper Kingdom, and, more specifically Cloudy Heights, is the only Kingdom in which one can earn the most consecutive combos possible.
