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In Round 2, there are no exploding barrels per se, but there are barrels that contain bombs, which Kao must jump away from when they're uncovered.Explaining Your Power to the Enemy: In Round 2, the octopus boss begins the battle by describing the exact method in which to defeat her, step by step, and only at the end does she go "How stupid of me - why am I telling you that?!".Everything Trying to Kill You: In the first game especially.Excuse Plot: The first game starts off with the vague excuse of Kao escaping from his cage and then going on a quest to save his kangaroo friends, and then he's thrown into a collection of levels that rarely are connected to each other.The levels that you find these artifacts in are themed after the four elements. Elemental Powers: In Mystery of the Volcano, you have to find four elemental artifacts in order to open a door leading to the Final Boss.Egomaniac Hunter: The Hunter, who's motivated solely by greed and pride when it comes to capturing the animals around Kao's home.Death from Above: All games have some form of flying enemies that swoop down on you when you get close.Curb-Stomp Battle: A lot of the battles in Round 2 become this once you get the infinite rolling upgrade.Mystery of the Volcano has the Shaman, who's really easy to frighten about the whole "lava monsters running around" business.

Round 2 has the pelican in the tropics levels, who can't follow you into the temple because he's afraid of the dark.

Convection Schmonvection: Round 2 really goes to town with this trope, at one point having ice blocks situated in molten lava.

Collision Damage: Touching enemies hurts you.

His kangaroo friends from the first game are absent in the second and third, and all the animals from Round 2 are missing from the third (aside from some pelicans that we never met before).

Chuck Cunningham Syndrome: All games have a habit of not keeping any of the friends Kao makes between games.

Ditto for the third game, but in the form of tents that Kao goes into to take a nap.

The second game has more normal checkpoint in the form of bells that save your progress when you pick them up.

The first game is unusual in that checkpoints are collectibles, and you can set them up yourself anywhere in the level.

Character Title: The games are named after their protagonist, Kao.

The gate is partially artificial, as there's no way to gather all the ducats before the game expects you to have them, as Kao gets two 1,000-ducat awards naturally (one from winning a boat race and another as treasure from a temple) you just need to have 1,000 of the remaining ducats in the game to move on from there.

Cash Gate: The hub world of Round 2 features a greedy pirate named Bossman, who guards a gate that leads to the final levels until you bring him 3,000 ducats.

Button Mashing: All of the unlockable minigames in Round 2 require this, with the exception of the one where you shoot at targets.

Boxing Kangaroo: Naturally, Kao wears red boxing gloves and fights this way.

Bottomless Pits: Plentiful, especially in the first game.

Boss-Only Level: All 3 games have them, though Mystery of the Volcano only has one.

The second game has unlockable minigames, which can be accessed when you collect enough purple crystals.

They are often hidden in various places and allow you to collect a lot of coins.

The first game has a lot of those in the form of warp zones.In the third game, it's the Volcano God (or "the fiery guy") who unleashes lava monsters onto the island. Big Bad: In the first and second game, it's the Hunter who captures Kao's friends.Bee Afraid: The forest levels in Round 2 have bees that will charge stinger-first at the ground to attack, and will remain stuck there for a brief moment so you can attack them.Bears Are Bad News: In Round 2, the first escape sequence involves you running away from a giant bear.Bag of Spilling: You do not get to keep the checkpoint flags between levels in the first game.