Guide to Amiibo Rewards in Donkey Kong Bananza
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Julia Lee
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Summary
Donkey Kong Bananza features amiibo support, allowing players to scan figures for special rewards like clothes and powered-up objects. The game provides unique rewards for scanning different amiibo, including explosive structures from Donkey Kong-related figures.
Key quotes
· 3 pulledIn Donkey Kong Bananza, you can scan amiibo to add an extra flavor to DK and Pauline’s journey into the underground.
Scanning different amiibo earn you slightly different rewards.
These Donkey Kong-related amiibo will give you four golden KONG tiles per scan, which function as explosive structures to help
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