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== PLOT IN THE GAME ==
  
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|name = '''Belcha'''
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'''[[File:Belcha.jpg|thumb|Belcha]]
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Belcha is the first boss in donkey kong country 3 it is a gigant barrel wich throws little barrels with insects in it wich you have to take and throw them into belchas mouth , then he will burt and several times later fall out a pit .Is really to beat since its only attack is to push you out the pit.
  
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|caption = Belcha's artwork from ''[[Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble!]]''
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[[File:Default.jpg|thumb|115px|Belcha as seen in the game]]
  
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|aliases =
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|residence = Belcha's Barn, <br>[[Lake Orangatanga]]
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|family =
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|species = [[Barrel]]
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|affiliations = [[Baron K. Rool]], <br> [[Kremling Krew]]
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|powers and abilities = Spitting an unlimited amount of [[Barrel]]s containing [[Knik-Knak]]s
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|enemies = [[Kong Family]]
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|games = ''[[Donkey Kong Country 3]]''
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'''Belcha''' is the first boss in ''[[Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble!]]'', found in [[Lake Orangatanga]]. Belcha is a very odd boss, as he is a giant, apparently living [[Wooden Barrel]], with eyes and a mouth. His large mouth plays a role in his attack pattern.
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==Belcha's Barn==
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Belcha is fought at the end of Lake Orangatanga, his level called '''Belcha's Barn'''. Kongs will enter the battle, which is a mill area, and be greeted by Belcha burping out a [[Wooden Barrel]] at them. By jumping on the barrel, a yellow [[Knik-Knak]] will come out. The Kongs have to jump on the Knik-Knak once to get it on its back. It can then be used as a projectile. Then, the Kongs must time the throw into Belcha's mouth when it's open and Belcha will do a large belch, pushing him back. The stage itself has two end points, the right side being a pit, the left side being another pit. The right side is where Belcha must be forced to, and be trapped in order to be defeated.
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[[File:Donkey Kong Country 3 - Belcha's Barn|thumb|500px|right|Belcha will belch when you toss projectiles into his mouth.]]
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==Gallery==
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<gallery widths="256">
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Belcha-pic.gif|In [[Dixie's Photo Album]]
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File:BelchaSNESCountry3Battle.png|Teeth glitch on Belcha in the [[Super Nintendo Entertainment System]] version of ''[[Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble!]]''.
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File:BelchaAdvanceCountry3Battle.png|Battling Belcha in the [[Game Boy Advance]] version.
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</gallery>
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==Trivia==
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*A [[Banana Bird Cave]] named "Belcha's Burrow" appears later in-game, far beyond Lake Orangatanga.
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*Belcha is one of the 2 ''[[Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble!]]'' bosses to not reappear in ''[[Donkey Kong Land III]]'' along with [[Squirt]].
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*Belcha has been reported as the cause of many children's nightmares, much like Squirt from later in the game.
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*This boss level's stage's background was originally a factory one in the SNES version of the game despite taking place inside a mill. This was corrected in the GBA remake. The factory background in the original SNES version might have been intended to refer to the stage's dark nature for being a boss battle.
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==External links==
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*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HNMAon9N8Yw SNES version battle]
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*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mttiL_qHn70 GBA version battle]
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Revision as of 17:22, 8 October 2019

Belcha
Belcha

Belcha's artwork from Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble!



Residence(s) Belcha's Barn,
Lake Orangatanga
Species Barrel



Powers/Abilities Spitting an unlimited amount of Barrels containing Knik-Knaks
Enemies Kong Family
Game(s) Donkey Kong Country 3


Belcha is the first boss in Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble!, found in Lake Orangatanga. Belcha is a very odd boss, as he is a giant, apparently living Wooden Barrel, with eyes and a mouth. His large mouth plays a role in his attack pattern.

Belcha's Barn

Belcha is fought at the end of Lake Orangatanga, his level called Belcha's Barn. Kongs will enter the battle, which is a mill area, and be greeted by Belcha burping out a Wooden Barrel at them. By jumping on the barrel, a yellow Knik-Knak will come out. The Kongs have to jump on the Knik-Knak once to get it on its back. It can then be used as a projectile. Then, the Kongs must time the throw into Belcha's mouth when it's open and Belcha will do a large belch, pushing him back. The stage itself has two end points, the right side being a pit, the left side being another pit. The right side is where Belcha must be forced to, and be trapped in order to be defeated.

Donkey_Kong_Country_3_-_Belcha's_Barn

Donkey Kong Country 3 - Belcha's Barn

Belcha will belch when you toss projectiles into his mouth.

Gallery

Trivia

  • A Banana Bird Cave named "Belcha's Burrow" appears later in-game, far beyond Lake Orangatanga.
  • Belcha is one of the 2 Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble! bosses to not reappear in Donkey Kong Land III along with Squirt.
  • Belcha has been reported as the cause of many children's nightmares, much like Squirt from later in the game.
  • This boss level's stage's background was originally a factory one in the SNES version of the game despite taking place inside a mill. This was corrected in the GBA remake. The factory background in the original SNES version might have been intended to refer to the stage's dark nature for being a boss battle.

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