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The '''Capsule Toy Machine''' is a {{wp|Bulk vending|vending device}} in ''[[Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze]]'' that yields figurines enclosed in capsules. It is owned by [[Funky Kong]], who claims to have found it "a while ago", and is put on display in his shop, [[Funky's Fly 'n' Buy]]. | The '''Capsule Toy Machine''' is a {{wp|Bulk vending|vending device}} in ''[[Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze]]'' that yields figurines enclosed in capsules. It is owned by [[Funky Kong]], who claims to have found it "a while ago", and is put on display in his shop, [[Funky's Fly 'n' Buy]]. | ||
The figurines themselves are miniature representations of the main characters and the [[Snowmad]]s. Only a few figurines can be obtained at the beginning of the game, but six more figurines are added to the machine for each boss defeated. Each figurine costs five [[Banana Coin]]s. Figurines are dispensed at random, and the player can get duplicates. Once the player obtains all figurines available before beating the next boss, Funky will say that he is out of stock and will not let the player buy any more figurines until new ones are added. Similarly, | The figurines themselves are miniature representations of the main characters and the [[Snowmad]]s. Only a few figurines can be obtained at the beginning of the game, but six more figurines are added to the machine for each boss defeated. Each figurine costs five [[Banana Coin]]s. Figurines are dispensed at random, and the player can get duplicates. Once the player obtains all figurines available before beating the next boss, Funky will say that he is out of stock and will not let the player buy any more figurines until new ones are added. Similarly, when the Kongs own all distinct figurines, Funky Kong refuses to sell any more to them, instead asking if they are interested in trading later. | ||
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The following table lists all figurines and the condition to make them available in the shop. | The following table lists all figurines and the condition to make them available in the shop. | ||
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Revision as of 16:17, February 21, 2019
- This article is about a collectible toy dispenser from Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze. For information about a type of device in Mario Party 5, see Capsule machine.
- “Been spendin' all your coins on these cool capsule toys?”
- —Funky Kong
Funky Kong introduces the Capsule Toy Machine to the Kongs
The Capsule Toy Machine is a vending device in Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze that yields figurines enclosed in capsules. It is owned by Funky Kong, who claims to have found it "a while ago", and is put on display in his shop, Funky's Fly 'n' Buy.
The figurines themselves are miniature representations of the main characters and the Snowmads. Only a few figurines can be obtained at the beginning of the game, but six more figurines are added to the machine for each boss defeated. Each figurine costs five Banana Coins. Figurines are dispensed at random, and the player can get duplicates. Once the player obtains all figurines available before beating the next boss, Funky will say that he is out of stock and will not let the player buy any more figurines until new ones are added. Similarly, when the Kongs own all distinct figurines, Funky Kong refuses to sell any more to them, instead asking if they are interested in trading later.
Figurines gallery
The player can view the obtained toys in the "Figurines" gallery by choosing the "EXTRAS" option. Each of them is placed on a stand resembling part of a wooden barrel. The player can study these figurines by zooming in and out of them, or by rotating the camera around them. Figurines are divided into categories:
- Kong Family – contains figurines of the Kongs, as well as Rambi the Rhino, Professor Chops, the Mine Cart, and the Rocket Barrel; in the Nintendo Switch version of the game, this category also contains a figurine of Tawks;
- Bosses – contains figurines of all the bosses of the game;
- Snowmads 1 – contains figurines of penguin-based Snowmads;
- Snowmads 2 – contains figurines of hare, owl, and lemming-based Snowmads;
- Snowmads 3 – contains figurines of heavy-type Snowmads, like Waldough and Big Sphen.
The following table lists all figurines and the condition to make them available in the shop.
| Kong Family | ||
|---|---|---|
| Figurine | Name | Availability criteria |
|
Donkey Kong | Default |
|
Diddy Kong | Beat Pompy in Lost Mangroves |
|
Dixie Kong | Beat Pompy in Lost Mangroves |
|
Cranky Kong | Beat Ba-Boom in Bright Savannah |
  |
Funky Kong | Default |
|
Rambi the Rhinoceros | Beat Skowl in Autumn Heights |
|
Professor Chops | Beat Secret Seclusion |
|
Mine Cart | Beat Pompy in Lost Mangroves |
|
Rocket Barrel | Beat Bashmaster in Juicy Jungle |
|
Tawks | Default (Nintendo Switch version exclusive, only in Funky Mode) |
| Bosses | ||
| Figurine | Name | Availability criteria |
|
Pompy, the Presumptuous | Beat Pompy in Lost Mangroves |
|
Skowl, the Startling | Beat Skowl in Autumn Heights |
|
Ba-Boom, the Boisterous | Beat Ba-Boom in Bright Savannah |
|
Fugu, the Frightening | Beat Fugu in Sea Breeze Cove |
|
Bashmaster, the Unbreakable | Beat Bashmaster in Juicy Jungle |
|
Lord Fredrik, the Snowmad King | Beat Lord Fredrik on Donkey Kong Island |
| Snowmads 1 | ||
| Figurine | Name | Availability criteria |
|
Tucks | Default |
|
Speedy Tucks | Beat Bashmaster in Juicy Jungle |
|
Tuff Tucks | Beat Pompy in Lost Mangroves |
|
Pointy Tucks | Beat Skowl in Autumn Heights |
|
Trench Tucks | Beat Ba-Boom in Bright Savannah |
|
Archy | Beat Skowl in Autumn Heights |
|
Boom Bird | Beat Bashmaster in Juicy Jungle |
|
Painguin Tucks | Beat Pompy in Lost Mangroves |
|
Papa Painguin | Beat Bashmaster in Juicy Jungle |
|
Soary | Beat Fugu in Sea Breeze Cove |
| Snowmads 2 | ||
| Figurine | Name | Availability criteria |
|
Fluff | Default |
|
Tuff Fluff | Beat Fugu in Sea Breeze Cove |
|
Harey | Beat Lord Fredrik on Donkey Kong Island |
|
Harold | Beat Bashmaster in Juicy Jungle |
|
Lemmington | Beat Fugu in Sea Breeze Cove |
|
Hootz | Beat Skowl in Autumn Heights |
|
Hot Hootz | Beat Ba-Boom in Bright Savannah |
|
Puffton | Beat Ba-Boom in Bright Savannah |
|
Tuffton | Beat Fugu in Sea Breeze Cove |
|
Blue Hootz | Beat Skowl in Autumn Heights |
| Snowmads 3 | ||
| Figurine | Name | Availability criteria |
|
Waldough | Default |
|
Walnut | Beat Fugu in Sea Breeze Cove |
|
Walbrick | Beat Ba-Boom in Bright Savannah |
|
Chum Chucker Charlie | Beat Lord Fredrik on Donkey Kong Island |
|
Fish Poker Pops | Beat Lord Fredrik on Donkey Kong Island |
|
Big Sphen | Beat Lord Fredrik on Donkey Kong Island |
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Japanese | シャカポン Shakapon |
Play on Gashapon |
| Spanish | Máquina de juguetes[1] |
Toy machine |
