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'''Torch Tusk''' is the third [[Tusk]] and ruler of the [[Peach Kingdom]] in ''[[Donkey Kong Jungle Beat]]''. It is a similar color to [[Grave Tusk]] except having a darker tusk and red eyes. | '''Torch Tusk''' is the third [[Tusk]] and ruler of the [[Peach Kingdom]] in ''[[Donkey Kong Jungle Beat]]''. It is a similar color to [[Grave Tusk]] except having a darker tusk and red eyes. Like [[Gloat-Hog]], Torch Tusk is fought in a volcanic area. | ||
Torch Tusk | Torch Tusk stands on a platform separate from [[Donkey Kong]]. A river of lava divides Torch Tusk from the landmass that Donkey Kong is on. Like previous Tusks, [[Donkey Kong]] must throw [[Blood Pine]]s at Torch Tusk to attack it. Torch Tusk uses the same laser attack of Grave Tusk except it aims at Donkey Kong more accurately. | ||
Due to Torch Tusk's laser, Donkey Kong has fewer opportunities to throw a Blood Pine directly into its trunk, and he mainly has to throw them on | Due to Torch Tusk's laser, Donkey Kong has fewer opportunities to throw a Blood Pine directly into its trunk, and he mainly has to throw them on its body, which does a lot less damage. After taking enough damage, Torch Tusk begins to shoot out flaming cannonballs, and the platform that it lands on is temporarily lit entirely ablaze. | ||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
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|Jap=エンゾウ | |Jap=エンゾウ | ||
|JapR=En Zō | |JapR=En Zō | ||
|JapM=From「炎」(''en'', | |JapM=From「炎」(''en'', the on'yomi reading of "flame") and「象」(''zō'', elephant) | ||
| | |Fre=Barry Kade | ||
| | |FreM=Pun on "barricade" and "barrir" (to trumpet) | ||
|Ita=Robofante 3.2 | |Ita=Robofante 3.2 | ||
|ItaM=Robo-(ele)phant 3.2 | |ItaM=Robo-(ele)phant 3.2 | ||
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[[Category:Robots]] | [[Category:Robots]] | ||
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[[Category:Fire creatures]] | [[Category:Fire creatures]] | ||
[[Category:Donkey Kong Jungle Beat bosses]] | [[Category:Donkey Kong Jungle Beat bosses]] | ||
Latest revision as of 15:36, March 16, 2024
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| Species | Tusk |
| First appearance | Donkey Kong Jungle Beat (2004) |
| Latest appearance | New Play Control! Donkey Kong Jungle Beat (2008) |
Torch Tusk is the third Tusk and ruler of the Peach Kingdom in Donkey Kong Jungle Beat. It is a similar color to Grave Tusk except having a darker tusk and red eyes. Like Gloat-Hog, Torch Tusk is fought in a volcanic area.
Torch Tusk stands on a platform separate from Donkey Kong. A river of lava divides Torch Tusk from the landmass that Donkey Kong is on. Like previous Tusks, Donkey Kong must throw Blood Pines at Torch Tusk to attack it. Torch Tusk uses the same laser attack of Grave Tusk except it aims at Donkey Kong more accurately.
Due to Torch Tusk's laser, Donkey Kong has fewer opportunities to throw a Blood Pine directly into its trunk, and he mainly has to throw them on its body, which does a lot less damage. After taking enough damage, Torch Tusk begins to shoot out flaming cannonballs, and the platform that it lands on is temporarily lit entirely ablaze.
Gallery[edit]
Torch Tusk in-game
Names in other languages[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Japanese | エンゾウ En Zō |
From「炎」(en, the on'yomi reading of "flame") and「象」(zō, elephant) |
| French | Barry Kade |
Pun on "barricade" and "barrir" (to trumpet) |
| Italian | Robofante 3.2 |
Robo-(ele)phant 3.2 |
Trivia[edit]
- The textures of Grave Tusk and Torch Tusk are internally swapped, suggesting they were meant to be encountered in opposite order.
