- DONKEY KONG COUNTRY RETURNS WII BLACK SCREEN LICENSE
- DONKEY KONG COUNTRY RETURNS WII BLACK SCREEN SERIES
DONKEY KONG COUNTRY RETURNS WII BLACK SCREEN LICENSE
Artistic License Physics: The giant fan platforms with one broken blade in Foggy Fumes somehow stay perfectly balanced, no matter their position or even when switched on.Artistic License Music: Gong-Oh makes the sound of a tubular bell.Artifact Title: "Life in the Mines Returns," which is not used in any mine level in this game.
The golden-red hues of Sunset Shore in particular are spectacular. Art Shift: Sunset Shore, Foggy Fumes, and Smokey Peak feature black silhouettes against the colored backdrops.
DONKEY KONG COUNTRY RETURNS WII BLACK SCREEN SERIES
The fact that the series changed hands (formerly Rare, currently Retro) has something to do with it. This game goes for more of a "painted cartoon" look and adds cartoony effects and animations to top it off.
Art Evolution: The original Donkey Kong Country trilogy featured a realistic art style and cartoony characters with realistic fur and textures. Snaggles frequently jump out of the water to attempt to bite the Kongs, all while doing a barking noise Snaps (also known as Snippies) move side by side, though they're not difficult to beat Squidlies travel in the air in a straight line, being shot from wooden canyons called Squid Shots and Jellybobs are protected with electricity, and sometimes they unleash it. Aquatic Mook: Snaggles (sharks), Snaps (orange crabs), Squidlies (squids) and Jellybobs (jellyfish). Appease the Volcano God: The Tiki leaders sacrificing themselves to become Tiki Tong's hands immediately before the final battle has shades of this. They hop about or jump in place and are easily dealt with by any of Donkey or Diddy's attacks. Amphibian Assault: The Frogoons and Hopgoons are frog enemies that appear in the Jungle area. Ambushing Enemy: In the silhouette levels, Mimics disguise themselves as plant bushes in the scenery and run at the Kongs when they approach. Amazing Technicolor Battlefield: The inside of Tiki Tong's lair. In the original Wii version, only the thematically new level is present. The first 8 are thematically based on the standard worlds of the game respectively, while the ninth is original (a mixture of Level in the Clouds and Level Ate). All the Worlds are a Stage: The Nintendo 3DS version has an expanded version of the Golden Temple, which now has 9 levels. Alliterative Name: About 90% of the level names, with names like "Muncher Marathon", "Temple Topple" and "Damp Dungeon.". Airborne Mook: Tiki Buzzes are drum-like tikis that are winged and stay airborne without actively attacking the Kongs, though their fiery variants do expel fireballs onto them. There's also one made of lava at the end of level 8-2 (Hot Rocket), although it serves as more of a visual distraction than anything else since the Rocket Barrel makes it an Auto-Scrolling Level. Level 5-8, Muncher Marathon, has one made out of a rampaging horde of baby spiders. Action Bomb: Stu can release a wood-shielded living mine that will slowly follow Donkey and Diddy. 
Abnormal Ammo: Like in Donkey Kong 64, Diddy shoots peanuts from his popguns.
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