Crash Bandicoot: Ranking Every N. Sane Trilogy Boss Battle

16. Koala Kong - Crash Bandicoot

None of the boss battles here are bad. Let's just get that out of the way. There's nothing inherently wrong with Koala Kong, it just doesn't really stack up to the rest of the rogues gallery, and someone has to be bottom.

Kong was one of a few characters in the first game who didn't return for the rest of the N Sane Trilogy, and based on his boss battle you can see why. He has arguably the least personality of all the creatures, with the American Graffiti style end-game summary telling us he opened a group of tanning salons. Which seems a strange decision on a tropical island populated only by scientifically enhanced animals.

His boss battle offers little in the way of interaction too, with Kong on the opposite side of a mining cavern, chucking rocks and TNT crates at Crash. The battle does at least have some semblance of a difficulty curve, but that comes more from the mining carts than from Kong himself.

Overall it's a little bland and forgettable; certainly not indicative of Crash's boss battles or the N Sane Trilogy as a whole.