In both games, Klanks are usually found racing against Diddy and Dixie Kong on roller coaster tracks, and they can also throw single Wooden Barrels at the heroes in Donkey Kong Country 2. Major differences include the vehicles piloted are Skull Carts, and the Kremlings riding the carts resembles Kutlasses, also enemies from Donkey Kong Country 2. Klanks, enemies similar to Krashes, appear in the games Donkey Kong Country 2 and Donkey Kong Land 2.The Krashes in the game Donkey Kong 64 also strangely resemble the design of Kritters seen in the game DK: Jungle Climber, even though those enemies were not redesigned until years later.Like Klubba, Krashes in Donkey Kong 64 are large, muscular, and have small heads in proportion to the rest of their bodies and wield large spiked clubs. Interestingly, the version of Krashes in the game Donkey Kong 64 is extremely similar in physical appearance to Klubba, a Kremling ally of the Kongs in the games Donkey Kong Country 2 and Donkey Kong Land 2.However, this was changed in the game Donkey Kong 64, where both enemies types are different visually. There was no difference in physical appearance between Krashes and regular Kritters in the game Donkey Kong Country.Like the standard green Kritters, Krashes were made purple in the Game Boy Advance version of the game Donkey Kong Country.Usually, a Kong would have to pull a lever to drop something into a Krash's path.ĭiddy Kong and Krash battling on Mine Cart tracks as seen in the game Donkey Kong 64 for Nintendo 64. These Krashes can be defeated by causing them to crash into something, such as a pile of rocks. If they are successful in damaging the primate, the player will lose coins. The Krashes in this game are much more muscular and use a club, which they try to smack a Kong with. Krashes also appear in the game Donkey Kong 64 through Mine Cart sections inside the levels Jungle Japes and Fungi Forest.
When stationary, they could be jumped on to defeat and remove them from the cart they were in, making the vehicle rideable by the primates. Krash appeared in both mine cart stages of the game, Mine Cart Carnage and Mine Cart Madness, posing as kamikaze-like enemies and stationary in their mine carts, respectively. The only way to avoid them is to jump over them.
In the game Donkey Kong Country, Krash's attack patterns consist of riding their mine carts in the opposite direction the Kongs' mine cart and run into them.
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