These are the only two appearances in the original, but since they're the first two levels of the famous game, the oil drum has become cemented in people's minds as part of the quintessential classic DK experience. In the 50m stage, the oil drum (already lit) acts as an incinerator for the cement trays, and will again spawn little Fire enemies that Mario must avoid. While the oil drum itself can't harm Mario, the little animate balls of flame it spawns can hunt him down and fry his Italian ass. Every subsequent keg to make it to the flames does the same. Until Donkey Kong starts off the action by hurling down a steel keg at it.ДЄt which point it lights up and spawns a Fire enemy. In 25m, it sits in the bottom left, and begins the stage unlit, dormant, and just generally not doing a whole lot. First, in the infamous 25m stage, and later in the much less well known 50m stage, which was omitted from the NES version due to memory constraints. I totally meant to do this earlier in the day.ДЇirst showing up in the 1981 arcade release Donkey Kong, they appear in two stages. Please let me know if there's any I appear to have missed! For WiiU (WiiU)Дў008 - Jenga: Donkey Kong Collector's Edition (Party Game) Donkey Kong: Mini-Land Mayhem! (NDS)Дў013.05 - Mario and Donkey Kong: Minis on the Move (3DS)Дў013.06 - Puzzle Swap - Nintendo Starlets (3DS)Дў014.09 - Super Smash Bros. Donkey Kong: Minis March Again! (DSi)Дў010.11 - Mario vs. Donkey Kong 2: March of the Minis (NDS)Дў009.06 - Mario vs. Speaking of segues, here's a list of all the games that I would, broadly speaking, include in the Expanded Arcade Era:Дў005.12 - Sega Ages Memorial Selection - Congo Bongo (PS2)Дў007.? - Donkey Kong II: Jumpman Returns (ARC)Дў009.09 - Nintendo DSi Metronome - Donkey Kong Metronome (DSi)Дў012.11 - Nintendo Land - Donkey Kong's Crash Course (WiiU)ДЎ988.11 - The Return of Mario Bros. I may just end up doing an odds and ends post with multiple smaller topics.

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