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These reject Kongs are actually a product of the Great Ape War, an event that had cataclysmic effects on Donkey Kong Island. Outcast after the events of the war, they still lurk in the deep jungles, striking at the Kongs that outclassed them. When Umbra offered them their former glory in exchange for their forces, the Manky Kongs collectively joined his forces.

Manky Kongs attack the player by hurling barrels at them in continuous pattern. The player must avoid these barrels and jump on a Manky Kong's head to defeat it (it can also be defeated by hitting it with a projectile).

A R.O.B Speedster is a R.O.B model with wheels on the back, allowing them to charge forward towards opponents. While they look like an original R.O.B model, make no mistake: Umbra created these R.O.B models himself to serve in his forces.

R.O.B Speedsters attack the player by charging forward at fast speeds, running them over. They can also fire lasers from a distance. The player can attack them when they remain stationary or when they are charging up for speed.

Komaytos look incredibly similar to the Metroid species, but make no mistake; these two aren't even in the same family of animals. In fact, Komaytos actually share more DNA with Monoeyes than they do with Metroids. These otherwordly invaders have infested the realms of the gods from time to time, so it's natural that Umbra wanted his hands on these.

Komaytos attack the player by gently floating towards their opponents and latching onto them to drain their life energy. Though they are invulnerable to ranged attacks, they can still be defeated with melee attacks.

These cybernetic Kong look-alikes guard the Cosmic Highway. They hate disturbances from say, Kongs riding flying barrels. There are actually two variants, but only one is used by Umbra as a ground troop.

Cyber Kongs attack the player by attacking with lasers that will electrocute them. They can also fire homing missiles. Surprisingly a heavy projectile user, Cyber Kongs have average health and can be taken out with a couple melee or projectile attacks.

The Faceless are Muscular humanoid beasts summoned into existence through fell magic. They were originally created by the kingdom of Nohr in response to Mikoto setting up a barrier that mentally influences Nohrians into losing their aggression towards Hoshido. Having no minds of their own, the Faceless are unaffected by the barrier and can thus embark on attack rampages. However, unless controlled, the Faceless often ignore orders and as a result, their destruction is limited to a specific area.

The Faceless employ their fists to clobber their foes. Although slow, they can do a lot of damage if the player doesn't get out of their attacks fast enough. They can be hit from afar, although powerful melee attacks will take care of them faster.

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Krooks attack by throwing the hooks at the player, trying to injure them. They look like normal Kritters, except scarier and more dangerous with sharper teeth and nails. They can be defeated with a simple bounce on the head.

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Cuccos aren't really a enemy in the traditional sense, in fact they are quite harmless. Where they become enemies is if they are attacked by the player. Enraged, Cuccos will summon their cohorts to attack the player with pecking attacks, of which the player can only hope to outrun. There is nothing you can do once you're under attack except wait for this to just all blow over.

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Octolings attack by splatting paint at their targets, as well as sneaking into said paint to launch surprise attacks. Speedy and quick, Octolings require players to be on their toes as they deal with this somewhat more advanced opponent.

These Octarian fighters possess the ability to spread ink while rolling on smooth surfaces. They really aren't much to write home about.

Octoballs roll across smooth ground, spreading paint across the ground that will harm the player if they touch it. Octoballs can be defeated in a single stomp or killed if they're submerged in a pool of the player's own ink.

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The Cell throw their arms across the fighting field at their targets, although they are more about dodging, often shifting their bodies to become lower to avoid attacks or even side-stepping from melee attacks. They are taken down in a single attack however, so they really aren't too much to worry about except during a fight with a lot of them.

These yoyo slinging robots are able to attack with said yoyo as well as breakdancing moves. It has a single eye to do it with it, so please don't make fun of them. They're trying.

Gim attack using yoyos as well as breakdancing moves, although only do this if they spot the player. It also is rather slow moving, although not unbearably so.