He doesn't get destroyed though, and you are flying while you do it. The "Feed Me" guy in Angry Aztec (Does he have a name?).
You Primate Punch it, a part of the cylinder gets destroyed and rotates faster.ĭK 64 has ANOTHER similar task. Feed him an egg, a part of him gets destroyed and rotates faster.ĭK 64 - In Gloomy Galleon, with Chunky in K. Hitting a rotating cylinder that gets faster and shorter with each hit.ī-K - In Mumbo's Mountain with Juju. The Menial Tasks (I thought I said I wasn't making judgement calls.) Tiny Kong - You can make the argument that Ponytail Twirl is Feathey Flap, but the former lasts significantly longer than the latter.Ĭhunky Kong - Primate Punch is similar to Beak Barge, but it doesn't move you in the same that Chimpy and Beak Barge do.Ģ. Orangstand Sprint is Turbo Talon Trot, except that it is not based on an internal timer, but on ammunition (Crystal Coconuts). You stay in the air until time runs out or you press Z. You slowly rise up and have a lot of control over your ascent. Baboon Balloon is yet another Shock Spring derivative, but it works quite differently. Orangstand is Talon Trot, with the main difference being it doesn't increase your speed. Lanky Kong - All of Lanky's moves are modified B-K moves.
Simian Spring is nearly identical to Shock Spring, but there is a lot less movement possible on the ground. The controls are quite different though, and the attacks differ from each other as well. The Rocket Barrel Barrel (one or two "Barrels?") is a modified Flight Pad. There is a slight delay with Chimpy Charge and you move farther with it. Chimpy Charge is Beak Charge, same input as well. Backflip is Flap Flip.ĭiddy Kong - All of Diddy's moves are slightly modified B-K moves.
I'm not making a judgment call on either game, this list will try to remain as objective and scientific as possible.Īll Kongs - Simian Slam is Beak Buster.
If I miss any, please feel free to list them. I want to make a list of specific ways Donkey Kong 64 copied Banjo-Kazooie, because I'm a giant nerd.
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