They act as a Boss in Mook's Clothing due to their insane power (and a giant Kosha does appear as a sort of Mini-Boss in Crystal Caves). It's even worse that in later levels, Koshas are often found alongside other Koshas and/or in tight spaces where their infamous swing attack can most guaranteed a hit. These clubs not only deal two melon slices per hit (the most out of any regular enemy and even boss in the game), but can also reflect one of their only weaknesses, orange grenades, back at at Kong or simply out of the way. Not only are they tougher to take down even more than Kasplats, but what makes them a pain to deal with are the said clubs. Demonic Spiders: Koshas are well-known for their giant, spiked clubs.Not to mention how impressive it was that Rare managed to fit a full-on rap song onto a Nintendo 64 cartridge. Over time, however, the song has developed a cult fandom for its endearing cheesiness and for being a good representation of the different Kongs. IGN and many other gaming publications were quick to call it one of the worst pieces of video game music ever made, and it was even used as ammunition by a number of Playstation fanboys in Console War debates. Upon the game's release, it was derided as one of the cringiest attempts at "hipness" to ever grace a video game. Critical Backlash: The DK Rap has gotten this over time.Others despise the game for its exhaustive collecting that takes up a huge amount of its gameplay, finding it bloated and and a poor disguise for the often wildly varying gameplay changes. Those who love the game praise the massive amount of content and charming humor, with the similarities to Banjo-Kazooie especially appealing to fans of those games. Contested Sequel: Easily the most divisive game in the Donkey Kong series.
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