In Kongo Jungle, passing over a corner and attempting to 'enter' it as a level, with the right timing, warped you to a barrel in Orang-utan Gang that had no purpose otherwise. While this will cancel itself after a while, Diddy will retain his magic jumping capabilities. However, as an extension, by rolling at the exact same moment you land on a Necky (it must be frame perfect), Diddy will magically hover to the right completely on his own.

In Mine Cart Madness, by falling down (not jumping) into the mine cart at the beginning as DK and getting hit by the Necky, Diddy can jump out of the cart and stay airborne indefinitely as above.Afterwards, you can jump in mid-air indefinitely by rolling and jumping repeatedly.

In Mine Cart Carnage, starting at the Continue Barrel as Diddy and immediately rolling and jumping at the same time allows you to jump out of the cart.

Two bugs relating to the mine cart were fixed:.

This change was undone for all versions of the GBA port.

In a case of 'How did the developers not catch that?', most of the Mini-Neckys had no collision whatsoever, meaning you could safely jump through them without taking any damage.

It is no longer possible to skip the fanfare when beating a level for the first time.

In Trick Track Trek, the platforms that dropped pretty much instantly in v1.0 no longer do this.

The Continue Barrel in Coral Capers is positioned 10 pixels higher than in the original version.

The exact directions are quite verbose, but involve entering a bonus area containing an animal friend while riding another one, jumping on the provided animal friend, jumping off and exiting, which will cause Donkey/Diddy to appear with Rambi.

A glitch was fixed which allows the player to trade an animal friend for Rambi.

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