Tiki Tak Tribe

Tiki Tak Tribe
Full Name	Tiki Tak Tribe
Alias	None
Origin	Donkey Kong Country Returns (2010)
Foundation	Unknown
Headquarters	The Volcano
Commanders	Tiki Tong
Agents	Kalimba, Maraca Triplets, Gong, Ukulele, Panflute, Accordion
Powers / Skills	Hypnotizing, possessing
Goals	Hypnotize the animals inhabiting the jungle to steal DK's bananas as for fuel for creating new tikis.
Crimes	No information
Type of Villains	Evil Deity

The Tiki Tak Tribe is an evil group of tikis who are the main antagonists of the Wii game Donkey Kong Country Returns. In this game, the Tiki Tak Tribe replaces King K. Rool and the Kremlings.

History

During the events of Donkey Kong Country Returns, the Tiki Tak Tribe awakened from their slumber after a volcano erupted. The tikis then hypnotized the animals of the jungle and stole Donkey Kong's bananas, with Donkey Kong and Diddy Kong pursuing the tikis and retreiving the stolen bananas. After Donkey Kong and Diddy Kong travelled through the first 7 worlds, they finally reached the last world and the tiki-like statue, where they found their stolen bananas and encountered the Tiki Tak Tribe. A humongous tiki appears and the tikis threw the bananas inside the giant tiki's head, who liquefied the bananas into vomit and hardened it to form hands. The giant tiki, now with its newly formed hands, attack the Kongs. After a grueling battle, the Kongs prevailed over the giant tiki and defeated it. The giant tiki explodes and the tikis' hypnosis spell is lifted from the animals.

Physical Appearance

The Tiki Tak Tribe mainly resemble a mix between a tribal mask and a musical instrument, with most members having a pair of thin twig-like arms.

Powers and Abilities

Despite their scrawny physique, the Tiki Tak Tribe is surprisingly fast and agile. They also possess the ability of hypnosis. The Tiki Tak Tribe's leader is a large floating tiki head named Tiki Tong who has a pair of large stone hands formed by a cluster of liquified banana.

Most notable members

Tiki Tong (leader)

Kalimba (high-ranking Tiki)

Maraca Triplets (high-ranking Tiki)

Gong (high-ranking Tiki)

Banjo (high-ranking Tiki)

Panflute (high-ranking Tiki and is the main Tiki)

Xylophone (high-ranking Tiki)

Accordion (high-ranking Tiki; possibly Tiki Tong's right-hand man)