Kong also suffers from speech impediment. This does not stop him from being highly confident in himself, however, as his epilogue in the Japanese version of Crash Bash reveals that he always expected to win the tournament, and even came up with a signature pose for his audience to easily identify him by. While many of Crash's foes will take a direct approach, Kong prefers to keep his distance, attacking with boulders and TNT. Though despite his immense physical strength, he is not quite the bravest of Cortex's mutants. His interest in becoming a Hollywood movie star also points to him further desiring to put his strength on display and be the center of attention. This allowed Crash several chances to hit him with boulders in the original game, and even caused him to collide with a runaway minecart in the N. He is extremely self-absorbed and obsessed with his own muscles, constantly flexing and showing them off, which can sometimes distract him from responding to imminent danger. Like all bosses, he is defeated by chasing him and throwing Boom Berries at him to reduce his health bar to zero, then using the Portal Weapons crafted beforehand to send him back to his own dimension.Ī Koala Kong themed skin for Crash was also added in Season 4, Survival of the Fastest.Īs a result of Cortex dedicating too many protons to the muscle department and too few to the brains, Koala Kong is the hot-tempered and dim-witted strongman of the original Cortex Commandos.
He attacks by jumping off of his platform to slam into the ground, taking up two lanes, summoning small boulders to roll down all three lanes, and by throwing one large boulder which takes up two lanes. Koala Kong was added to On the Run! as a boss for Crash or Coco to defeat in the Season 3 update. His face can be seen on the sides of minecarts in the level Toxic Tunnels. Koala Kong has a small cameo in It's About Time. He is later purchasable in the Pit Stop for 1500 Wumpa Coins as of the Gasmoxia Grand Prix update.ĭriving Style: Speed Crash Bandicoot 4: It's About Time He is the reward for completing the Bronze Tier. Koala Kong appears as a playable racer as part of the Neon Circus Grand Prix. However upon his defeat, he gets carried away by a runaway minecart instead of just collapsing, and the player is awarded the Koala Konked trophy. Sane Trilogy, reprising his role from the original game. Crash does not fight him in this game and he barely moves during the scene however, he makes a small muscle-flexing motion as soon as his right arm becomes visible, but then Ripper Roo jumps up and gets in the way of the camera for a couple of seconds. He has an almost demonic face in this game. His appearance was a cameo in Twinsanity, at Crash's "birthday party". Also like Tiny, Kong rode on top of Killer Whales in Splash Dash.Īfterwards, the Japanese epilogue details Kong returning to Hollywood and facing a sharp drop in popularity, presumably for representing Uka Uka in the tournament. In Polar Push, Kong had a single massive push across the ice rather than multiple weak ones like Crash. In Tank arenas, his shooting mines had the second longest range, but dealt by far the most damage. In Crate Crush Arenas, he could toss boxes nearly halfway across the arena, which was nearly double that of Crash and Dingodile. Kong was Tiny's 'Evil Side' counterpart, and with equal abilities. His strengths and weaknesses were equal to Tiny's. He was summoned by Uka Uka to participate in the tournament after four years of his Arctic treatment. His next appearance was in Bash, when he was playable for the first time. TNT crates will drop down as the fight continues, and later on in the fight more than one TNT crate will appear at once.Īfter the events of the game, Kong apparently became a movie star and has been trained by a dialect coach to improve his diction. However, mine carts can block the deflected rocks. When fighting him, he threw 3 breakable boulders which Crash may destroy by spinning or choose to dodge them, and then another rock that Crash can spin right back at him, damaging Kong.
He had 4 hit points and attacked Crash by throwing boulders at him. He was the third boss and appeared at the end of the second island at a coal mine. Koala Kong's first appearance was in Crash Bandicoot.
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