Clam City

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Template:DKClevelbox Clam City is the sixteenth level of Donkey Kong Country, and the sixth and final level of the Vine Valley area in the Super Nintendo Entertainment System version. In the Game Boy Advance version, it is instead the fifteenth level of the game and the fifth level of Vine Valley, due to Temple Tempest becoming the final level.

Clam City is the second underwater level, but unlike Coral Capers, it takes place in a sea rather than a lakebed. Clambos are the main enemy, and they spit out pearls at Donkey Kong and Diddy Kong. Some other enemies include Chomps, Chomps Jrs., Bitesizes, and Croctopuses are other enemies in the level. Clambos appear between all of these enemies. Enguarde the Swordfish can be freed from his Animal Crate in the level, by passing through a coral wall west of the first DK Barrel. Enguarde can help defeat many aquatic enemies along the way except for Croctopuses or Clambos. Like other underwater levels, Clam City does not have any Bonus Levels, and is the third level to not have any.

Layout

The Kongs approach the level's Star Barrel

At the beginning of the level, the Kongs swim into an area that progressively becomes wider as they move forward. They can find a Clambo at the bottom corner of the area under a thin passage leading upwards. This passage takes them into another wide area, where the first DK Barrel in the level is located. Another passage leading to the south branches off of this area. As the heroes swim through it, they come past a Bitesize and a Clambo shooting pearls at them. A small channel under a coral wall is at the bottom of this passage. An area full of Bitesizes is on the other side of the passage, containing a small alcove with the letter O in it. After traveling into a slightly smaller area at the end of here, the Kongs come up to a Clambo, who shoots two pearls at once. Another passage is to the north of it. The passage becomes wider after the primates swim slightly higher, giving them more space to avoid the pearls of the many Clambos found throughout it. At the top of the wide passage, they can find a DK Barrel in a small alcove and another thin channel with a large area full of Chomps Jr. enemies after it. A passage at the other side of this area includes an alcove with the level's Star Barrel in it. A group of bananas forming into an arrow shape stand below the barrel.

The Kongs can find a wide pathway facing north ahead of here. A Clambo shoots pearls from the center of it. Another Clambo sits on a coral structure at the top of the area, shooting three pearls at once. Once the primates swim over it, they can find a pathway facing south, holding a lone Clambos in a small alcove. A smaller passage at the bottom of this area leads past a DK Barrel and into a wide passage leading to the north. As the Kongs progress through it, they come up to five Chomps enemies and then the letter N, located at the top of the area in a corner. A tight channel leading into another open area is to the right of here with another Clambo in it. The enemy, who guards an Animal Token of Winky the Frog, shoots several pearls at once. If the duo manages to dodge the pearl projectiles, they can access a section full of many Croctopuses. At this point, they can find a sign that indicates that the level is almost complete. Once they pass the octopus-like foes, they move through another short channel and enter a square-shaped area containing a Clambo on a coral structure with the letter G under it. An exit sign stands on the opposite side of the enemies, pointing to the exit.

After going through the exit, the Kongs can fight Queen B. at Bumble B. Rumble. In the Game Boy Advance remake, finishing the level unlocks Cranky's Cabin, Candy's Dance Studio, and the level Temple Tempest.

Enemies

Sprite	Name	Amount
	Bitesize	7
	Clambo	8
	Chomps	6
	Chomps Jr.	6
	Croctopus	3 (2 in the Game Boy Color version)

Items and objects

The Kongs approach a Clambo, which guards an Animal Token

Sprite	Name	Amount
	Banana	54
	DK Barrel	3
	Winky Token	After the letter N, guarded by a Clambo which shoots four pearls at a time

K-O-N-G Letters

Image	Location
	Left of the first DK Barrel, the Kongs can swim through the coral reefs to go in a hidden area with both the Enguarde Crate and letter K.
	Shortly after the first DK Barrel, the Kongs must swim through a wide area with some Bitesizes. The letter O is in a small alcove at the top of the area.
	From the second DK Barrel, the Kongs must swim up a path with many Chomps. The letter N is at the top-left corner after the Chomps.
	Right before the exit is a Clambo atop some coral reefs. The letter G is under the structure in a narrow passage.

Photograph

Image	Name	Location
	Photograph (Game Boy Advance version)	Shortly after the letter O, the Kongs must go up and approach a Clambo in an alcove to the left. They must swim behind it to enter a hidden area with a photograph. The photograph depicts a Clambo on the second page of the scrapbook.

Gallery

Super Nintendo Entertainment System

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  The Kongs meet the first Clambo in the level

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  The characters swim around several Bitesizes

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  The Kongs swim in an area full of Chomps Jrs

Game Boy Color

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  Enguarde facing a Clambo

Game Boy Advance

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  The characters are surrounded by several Chomps Jrs.

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	クランボーの海 Kuranbō no umi	Clambo's Sea
German	Markt Austern (SNES) Muschel-Mania (GBA)	Market (Town) Oysters (SNES) Clam Mania (GBA)
Italian	Squali affamati	Hungry sharks
Spanish	Ciudad Almeja	Clam City