Donkey Kong Bananza's Canyon Layer is vast and packed with secrets to find, making it pretty daunting for anyone hoping to 100% the game (and anyone trying to list every Banandium Gem, for that matter ...

The Canyon Layer is one of the biggest areas in Donkey Kong Bananza, so you can bet that there are a boatload of Banandium Gems to keep an eye out for while you set out exploring. In this guide, ...

Banandium Gems are everywhere in Donkey Kong Bananza, and you can earn them by completing all sorts of minigames throughout each sublayer on your journey to the planet's core. Seekertone Hide and Seek ...

It's time to take on the Canyon Layer's second miniboss, Mad Mixer, and this one's got an on-the-rails spin to it. In this guide, we'll be running through how to beat Mad Mixer in Donkey Kong ...

Grab every Banana in the Banandium Refinery. The Banandium Refinery is the sub-level of the Canyon Layer in Donkey Kong Bananza. The smaller section beneath the larger canyon up top is a linear ...

After a brief stop in the Hilltop Layer, DK and Pauline dive through toward their next destination on the route to the Planet Core, the Canyon Layer. This walkthrough will guide you through the main ...

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In Donkey Kong Bananza, there are three types of fossils you can find in the Canyon Layer. You’ll find common leaves, rare trilobites, and a very rare triceratops fossil as you journey through this ...

On this page, you will find the guide for all Canyon Layer Banandium Gems (or Canyon Layer Bananas), with the locations and positions of every Banandium Gem that you can find in this region while ...

There are three types of fossils to find in the Canyon Layer of Donkey Kong Bananza — your rare fossils are trilobites and a giant tricerotops skeleton. All of them are tricky to find and required if ...

In Donkey Kong Bananza, the Canyon Layer is the third layer that you’ll crash land onto. It’s full of your crystalline friends, but now some of them are shaped like giraffes! The Canyon Layer is home ...