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further areas. Main article: List of DK: King of Swing staff Main article: List of DK: King of Swing quotes DK: King of Swing went through some changes during

title for this game was DK: King of Swing DS. The strange unused swings. An early Jungle Beach A foggy Panic Factory A group of different paletted pegs

DK: King of Swing -- Hurling for Distance was an online Flash advergame promoting DK: King of Swing for the Game Boy Advance. It was playable on the official

This is a list of the staff involved with the game DK: King of Swing. Atsushi Kaneko Masataka Sato Kenichi Minegishi Masahito Hatakeyama Akira Takahashi

The following is a list of media files from the game DK: King of Swing. Help:Media • Having trouble playing?

appearing in DK: King of Swing. Here, they are to be the prizes for the upcoming Jungle Jam tournament. However, all the medals are stolen by King K. Rool before

Baby DK, the Jungle King! is the first level of World 2 in Yoshi's Island DS. This level introduces Baby DK. This level begins with an Ukiki kidnapping

Tropical Treetops is a level of the Jungle World that takes place within the treetops in DK: King of Swing. It and Contraption Cave are both unlocked after

Barrel Blast is an event in the Jungle Jam in DK: King of Swing. Barrel Blast is separated into two segments named Barrel Blast 1 and Barrel Blast 2. Barrel

victory fanfare after Donkey Kong defeats a boss. DK: King of Swing features an arrangement of "DK Island Swing"'s main melody in the levels Tropical Treetops

enemies that appear in both games of the DK series. Ghosts debut in DK: King of Swing, appearing in the level Ship of Souls. They float around a set area

Switch on!" For this subject's image gallery, see Gallery:Kritter. Donkey Kong Country Super Mario Strikers DK: King of Swing Donkey Kong: Barrel Blast Kritter's

Rocks are throwable objects in DK: King of Swing and DK: Jungle Climber. They are usually found near pegs or Peg Boards, often right next to them. Rocks

performing a charge jump. Donkey Kong 64 DK: King of Swing Donkey Kong Barrel Blast DK: Jungle Climber DK: King of Swing instruction booklet. Page 22. Barton

King K. Rool is the boss level of the K. Kruizer III in DK: King of Swing and the final level of the game. In this level, Donkey Kong battles King K. Rool

listens to an instrumental DK Rap on a boombox. Squawks appears and alerts Donkey Kong of King K. Rool's plans to destroy DK Isles. DK's Tree House does not

have been a trap set up by King K. Rool. King K. Rool makes another appearance as the main antagonist of DK: King of Swing. King K. Rool steals all the medals

mech. DK: King of Swing instruction booklet, page 15. DK: King of Swing Japanese website, objects section. Retrieved July 18, 2015. DK: King of Swing European

Quest Donkey Kong Land 2 Donkey Kong Country 2 (GBA) DK: King of Swing DK: Jungle Climber DK: King of Swing Japanese website, enemies section

down." DK: King of Swing instruction booklet, page 15. DK: King of Swing Japanese website, objects section. Retrieved July 18, 2015. DK: King of Swing European

return in DK: Jungle Climber, where they function exactly the same. They first appear in the level Glass Labyrinth in Lost Island. DK: King of Swing instruction

For this subject's image gallery, see Gallery:Wrinkly Kong. Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble! DK: King of Swing Donkey Kong Barrel Blast

this subject's image gallery, see Gallery:Zinger. Donkey Kong Country Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest DK: King of Swing Steve Mayles, who was

Peg Boards!" - Cranky Kong, DK: King of Swing. "Whoever climbs these panels the fastest wins!" - King K. Rool, DK: King of Swing.

The K. Kruizer III is an airship owned by King K. Rool in DK: King of Swing, the third in a line of aircrafts built by him and the Kremling Corps. It also

Board. Question Barrels reappear in DK: Jungle Climber, with the same purpose. Sprite In Risky Reef DK: King of Swing instruction booklet, page 16. Burabura

Koopa Paratroopa DK Explorers Mark from DK Explorers DK Wild Ones Mark from DK Wild Ones DK Kongs Mark from DK Kongs DK Animals Mark from DK Animals Diddy

Mario find Baby DK in Baby DK, the Jungle King! He later helps in saving Baby Peach from the Ukikis in the same level. After saving her, Baby DK decides to

Kongs to ascend vertically to the top of the waterfalls. Booster Barrels also appear in DK: King of Swing and DK: Jungle Climber. In both games, they function

come. Goodbye, DK Isles!” —King K. Rool, Donkey Kong 64 DK Isles is the hub world of Donkey Kong 64. It is an archipelago consisting of Kong Isle, Banana

The game was developed by Paon, who previously developed DK: King of Swing and its sequel DK: Jungle Climber. This racing game, unlike most other racing

III, DK: King of Swing, and DK: Jungle Climber, where there is no time limit regarding how long the Kongs can be in the barrels. DK: King of Swing instruction

Kong Country (GBA) Donkey Kong Country 2 (GBA) DK: King of Swing DK: Jungle Climber A Mini-Necky in the Cast of Characters roll during Donkey Kong Country

see DK Jungle. DK Jungle is a baseball field in Mario Super Sluggers. As its name implies, it is DK's personal stadium. There is a large statue of DK behind

the boss level of Jungle World in DK: King of Swing. It is where Donkey Kong fights Congazuma. The entire battle takes place on a grid of Peg Boards, while

music is a rearrangement of "DK Island Swing" from Donkey Kong Country. DK Jungle reappears as a classic course in Mario Kart 8 and Mario Kart 8 Deluxe as

damage! It's called Going Bananas!” —Cranky Kong, DK: King of Swing Going Bananas is a move in DK: King of Swing that is learned in Cranky's Lectures. This move

introduces a purple variant of Shuri in scuba gear, named Scubi. Shuries also appear in DK: King of Swing and its sequel DK: Jungle Climber. In both games

the boss level of Wild West World in DK: King of Swing. It is where Donkey Kong fights Fire Necky. The entire battle takes place on a grid of Peg Boards and

DK Coins (also formatted as DK coins), alternatively named Cranky's Video Game Hero Coins, Cranky Kong's DK Coins, Hero Coins, DK Hero coins, Donkey Kong

Country 2 (GBA) DK: King of Swing DK: Jungle Climber Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest Donkey Kong Land 2 In early footage of Donkey Kong Country

Pegs are items and obstacles that appear in DK: King of Swing and DK: Jungle Climber. Pegs aid the Kongs by helping them climb throughout the levels. As

tournament held in DK: King of Swing as the main event. It can be played with a single player or multiplayer. Completing a certain amount of challenges unlocks

Dixie Kong sprite Donkey Kong Country (Game Boy Advance) artwork DK: King of Swing sprite DK: Jungle Climber sprite Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest

This article is about World 4 from DK: King of Swing. For the Sammer Guy of the same name, see List of Sammer Guys#Ice World. For World 6 from Super Mario

Donkey Kong Land 2 Donkey Kong Country 2 (GBA) DK: King of Swing DK: Jungle Climber A Click-Clack in the Cast of Characters in Donkey Kong Country 2 A Click-Clack

Diddy's Kong Quest screenshot of a Flitter in Barrel Bayou Donkey Kong Land 2 Donkey Kong Country 2 (GBA) DK: King of Swing DK: Jungle Climber Some Flitters

The only known stage in DK Bongo Blast is an earlier variant of DK Jungle. DK Bongo Blast was later ported to the Wii and retitled Donkey Kong Barrel Blast

world in DK: King of Swing. It is a vibrant jungle with a mountains to the north and a river throughout the area. Fallen trees or columns of derelict ruins

Banana Bungalow is the first level in DK: King of Swing and of Jungle World. Since it is the first level, Banana Bungalow is considered the easiest. It

—Cranky Kong, DK: King of Swing Cranky's Lectures is the tutorial for the game DK: King of Swing, which also appears in the Extra section of the game. First

Congazuma is the first boss of DK: King of Swing and the boss of Jungle World, where he is fought in the boss level, Congazuma's Castle. Congazuma's name

Its name appears to be a reference to a DK game, DK: King of Swing. This level introduces a grassy, green turf that Donkey Kong can climb on. The level

Kamp is a level in the Aqua World of DK: King of Swing. It takes place in a large cave featuring Kremlings, which swing from pegs and Peg Boards. Flipflaps

battle against King K. Rool, the Kongs already use their Kong Barrel ability on an infinite supply of Crystal Coconuts. In DK: King of Swing, Crystal Coconuts

episode, a tire appears in Donkey Kong's house as a swing. Round tires reappear throughout DK: King of Swing, where they appear floating in midair. They often

Sassy Squatch's Lair is the boss level of Ice World in DK: King of Swing, where Donkey Kong fights Sassy Squatch. The area takes place on an arctic cliffside

losing all of his beats results in a Game Over. Banana Bunches are worth three beats. Banana Bunches appear in both games of the DK series: DK: King of Swing

Egg Swing is Yoshi's Star Swing in Mario Super Sluggers. Yoshi will lay a Yoshi Egg and hit it. It will bounce around the field in a similar fashion to

Davy Bones is a large, skeletal eel and the third boss of DK: King of Swing. It is the boss of Aqua World, and is located in its own small lair, Davy Bones'

character steps on a DK Space (or reaches a cannon in DK's Treetop Temple), Donkey Kong will appear before them by bursting out of a DK Barrel. DK Barrels also

Davy Bones' Locker is the boss level of Aqua World in DK: King of Swing. It is where Donkey Kong battles the giant skeletal eel, Davy Bones. The boss level

and Kongnapped 2 where the player must rescue a certain amount of her. DK: King of Swing: Crystal Coconuts made a return, although they served an entirely

appropriate title. Spinning Pegs are quick-turning types of pegs found in the game DK: King of Swing. They appear as typical, yellow peg studs with a blue

shoot Donkey Kong in one direction. In order to blast DK out of a Barrel Cannon, the player has to swing the Wii Remote. SmashWiki article: Barrel Cannon Barrel

bongos. DK decides to call them the "DK Bongos", and he plays on them. Diddy comments that DK is bad at the bongos, and he tries the bongos. DK, in turn

The CD includes the arranged version of "DK Island Swing" from the previous Japanese soundtrack CD Super Donkey Kong Game Music CD Jungle Fantasy, renamed

Wild West World is the second world of DK: King of Swing, located east of the first world, Jungle World. As its name suggests, Wild West World is set in

the Kongs must swing from a rope and bounce on a Gnawty. In mid-air, they must move to the right and land on a patch of ground in front of a small ledge

Although Neckys themselves do not return in DK: King of Swing, the second boss, Fire Necky, is a type of Necky. Neckys appear as obstacles in Donkey Kong

move on to the next level. It also appears at the end of every level in DK: King of Swing and DK: Jungle Climber. The Exit does not appear in Donkey Kong

the name "King Boo's Entrance"; one is of King Boo and the other is actually of Boo. King Boo in Mario Party 10 is a boss in the minigame King Boo's Tricky

is an arctic yeti-like monster and the fourth boss of DK: King of Swing. It is fought at the end of Ice World during the boss level, Sassy Squatch's Lair

Mecha King Bob-omb and its prototype, Proto Mecha King Bob-omb. King Bob-omb appears in The Super Mario Bros. Movie along with King Boo as one of the guests

Attack Battle is an event in the Jungle Jam from DK: King of Swing. There are two battles that are simply named Attack Battle 1 and Attack Battle 2. The

Necky's Canyon is a level in the Wild West World of DK: King of Swing. Both it and Cactus Woods are available from the start. Necky's Canyon takes place

For this subject's image gallery, see Gallery:Funky Kong. Donkey Kong Country Donkey Kong 64 Donkey Konga 3 JP DK: King of Swing DK: Jungle Climber Donkey

Obstacle Race is an event in the Jungle Jam in the game DK: King of Swing. It consists of three races simply named Obstacle Race 1, Obstacle Race 2, and

Raging Ravine is a level in the Ice World of DK: King of Swing. It and Cold Cold Forest are the two levels that are initially available. Raging Ravine

Ship of Souls is the fourth level of Aqua World in DK: King of Swing. It can be unlocked after completing Lockjaw Falls and Kremling Kamp, and is the final

this subject's image gallery, see Gallery:Candy Kong. Donkey Kong Country Donkey Kong 64 DK: King of Swing Donkey Kong Barrel Blast DK: Jungle Climber Main

a vine to another. Lanky's version of the stage has many vines, so he only has to climb up a tree and then just swing from a vine to a vine. Tiny's version

manager of EAD Tokyo Group No. 1, and it was directed by Yoshiaki Koizumi, the manager of Group No. 2, both of whom had been a part of development of several

the Jungle Jam in DK: King of Swing. Color Capture is set inside of a pyramid, similar to the level Puzzling Pyramid. The objective of the event is to climb

in Mario Super Sluggers. They are default partners in DK: King of Swing. In the Options cutscene of Donkey Kong Barrel Blast, Dixie is shown running around

Kong Island is also where the events of DK: King of Swing and the Donkey Konga trilogy take place. The jungle portion of the island appears as a setting in

Contraption Cave is a level in the Jungle World of DK: King of Swing. It and Tropical Treetops are unlocked after completing the first level, Banana Bungalow

Madcap Mine is a cave-themed level of the Wild West World in DK: King of Swing. Like the previous cave level, Contraption Cave, Madcap Mine features levers

Climbing Race is an event in Jungle Jam in DK: King of Swing. There are four climbing races that are simply named Climbing Race 1, Climbing Race 2, Climbing

Game & Watch Gallery 4, known as Game & Watch Gallery Advance in Europe and Australia and Game Boy Gallery 4 (ゲームボーイギャラリー4 Gēmu Bōi Gyararī 4) in Japan

Risky Reef is a level in the Aqua World area of DK: King of Swing. It is the first underwater level, and enemies of the level include Lockjaws and Shuris. Because

Underwater Ruins is a level in the Ice World area of DK: King of Swing. It is the second and last level taking place underwater. The water slows down Donkey

Cold Cold Forest is a level of the Ice World in DK: King of Swing. It is one of the two levels in the world to be available from the start, the other being

third world of DK: King of Swing. It is accessible after Wild West World is completed, and is followed by Ice World. The Aqua World has a variety of landmarks

breathing fire This boss is very similar to another boss, Davy Bones from DK: King of Swing, in attack patterns, design, and weakness. This boss's head and color

is a large, phoenix-like fiery Necky and the second boss of DK: King of Swing. He is the boss of Wild West World and is fought during the level Fire Necky's

Ice Castle is a level in the Ice World area of DK: King of Swing. It is one of the four levels that must be completed to access the world's boss level

Booster Barrel Skyway is the first level of K. Kruizer III in DK: King of Swing. It must be completed to unlock the following level, K. Kruizer III Artillery

Falls is one of the levels in Aqua World of DK: King of Swing. It takes place in front of a giant waterfall that is populated by a large number of Lockjaws

the K. Kruizer III area of DK: King of Swing. It takes place in the hull of the K. Kruizer III, which is full of a multitude of obstacles. The obstacles

Kong, King of the Monkeys and King of the Jungle. But this is not the Donkey Kong of past battles: this super gorilla is the son of the hero of the classic

completes this level. The level is similar to Cranky's Lectures from DK: King of Swing. The tutorial begins by instructing the player on how to move left

Liar Swing is Waluigi's Star Swing in Mario Super Sluggers. When used, Waluigi will form his trademark upside-down "L", and hit the ball. It will zig-zag

Mario Kart adaption in one of the volumes of Super Mario-kun. In the Super Mario Bros. 3 remake in Super Mario All-Stars, the king of Big Island is transformed

bowels of his latest creation, a furious King K. Rool sat on his throne, glaring down at the quaking generals of his vast Kremling army." DK: King of Swing

Donkey Kong. For other uses of the name "Donkey Kong", see Donkey Kong (disambiguation). For other uses of the moniker "DK", see DK (disambiguation). “My bananas

His Special Shot is referred to as the "Jungle Swing". In DK: King of Swing, Diddy Kong is the star of the Diddy Mode, which the player can unlock collecting

(intro only) DK: King of Swing – Donkey Kong Yakuman DS – Donkey Kong Mario Kart Arcade GP – Donkey Kong Mario vs. Donkey Kong 2: March of the Minis – Donkey

clowning around to be of much use. Rarewhere: "Coming to join the DK Crew from a distant branch of the family, Lanky's something of a wildcard - a gangly

Fire Swing is Mario's Star Swing in Mario Super Sluggers. In this swing, Mario swings his bat back and forth until the end catches fire. Then, he hits

Barrel Swing is Donkey Kong's Star Swing in Mario Super Sluggers. When used, Donkey Kong will pound his chest a few times, and a barrel will drop down

area of DK: King of Swing. It is unlocked from completing either Necky's Canyon or Madcap Mine. Treacherous Twister and the other three levels of the world

Phony Swing is Wario's Star Swing in Mario Super Sluggers. When used, Wario will pull out a large Bob-omb and hit it. Similar to Princess Daisy's Flower

port of the Nintendo GameCube game Donkey Kong Jungle Beat released on the Wii as part of the New Play Control! series, a line of enhanced ports of Nintendo

Island during the events of DK: King of Swing. Bubbles is the most well-rounded character in the game, and she has balanced stats of four in both Jump and

Woods is a level of the Wild West World in DK: King of Swing. Like Necky's Canyon, it can be accessed as either the first or second level of the world. Cactus

Graffiti Swing is Bowser Jr.'s Star Swing in Mario Super Sluggers. When used, Bowser Jr. will twirl his paintbrush in his fingers and then streak paint

similarities to Aqua World from DK: King of Swing. When asked if they were the same location, senior designer Kynan Pearson approved of the idea. The boss fought

Heart Swing is Peach's Star swing in Mario Super Sluggers. Once Peach uses her swing, she will draw a heart with her bat and hit the ball, cloaking it

barrel is used by Donkey Kong to transport the bananas. Barrels in DK: King of Swing and DK: Jungle Climber are merely harmless obstacles appearing in most

temporary invincibility, so long as he has a supply of Crystal Coconuts. In DK: King of Swing and DK: Jungle Climber, the player can become temporarily

Banana Swing is Diddy Kong's Star Swing in Mario Super Sluggers. When used, Diddy will stretch his body in the shape of a banana a few times, then he will

smaller version of The Flying Krock. Two other airships called the K. Kruizer III and the King Kruizer IV appear in DK: King of Swing and DK: Jungle Climber

Breath Swing is Bowser's Star Swing in Mario Super Sluggers. When used, Bowser will breathe fire on the ball and hit it. Three fireballs will streak across

Cannon Swing is Birdo's Star Swing in Mario Super Sluggers. This move is similar to Yoshi's, when used, Birdo will spit out an egg with bow silhouettes

This is a list of staff involved with the game DK: Jungle Climber. Atsushi Kaneko Masataka Sato Kanako Takada Kouki Hayasaka Kenichi Minegishi Masahito

Tornado Swing is Luigi's Star Swing in Mario Super Sluggers. When used, Luigi will spin around with his bat and make a tornado that traps the ball. The

Flower Swing is Daisy's Star Swing in Mario Super Sluggers. When used, Daisy's bat sprouts a flower on the end, and when she connects with the ball, it

Game & Watch Gallery 2 The third stage of the Modern version of Donkey Kong from Game & Watch Gallery 2 Another screenshot of the first stage of the Modern

Puzzling Pyramid is the fourth level of the Jungle World of DK: King of Swing. It is unlocked after completing either Contraption Cave or Tropical Treetops

K. Kruizer III Artillery is a level of the K. Kruizer III world in DK: King of Swing. Though there are no enemies, the K. Kruizer III Artillery has several

he's after you! DK! Donkey Kong! DK! Donkey Kong! DK! Donkey Kong! DK! Donkey Kong! Finally, he's here for you He's the last member of the D.K. crew! This

A DK Portal is an object found in Donkey Kong 64. DK Portals are tunnel-shaped transportation devices with Donkey Kong's logo on them that allow the Kongs

it to reach a set of four platforms that tilt when stood on; two Banana Coins are on the first of these platforms, a DK Barrel on top of a mushroom is on

Fireball (pitching), Fire Swing (batting) Luigi: Tornado Ball (pitching), Tornado Swing (batting) Peach: Heart Ball (pitching), Heart Swing (batting) Daisy: Flower

that the Kongs swing through. At the other side of the abyss is a shooting Chomp and the letter K of the K-O-N-G Letters, followed by a DK Barrel and some

a level of the K. Kruizer III in DK: King of Swing. It is the twentieth and last regular level in the game, taking place right before the King K. Rool

Yoshiyuki Ito. The "DK Island Swing" arrangement was included on the Western soundtrack DK Jamz, retitled "Jungle Groove" and without mention of the arranger's

for a total of 25 Golden Bananas per world. There are a total of 200 Golden Bananas to collect in the seven worlds and the hub location, DK Isles. There

proceed to swing it around for about 5 seconds, dealing damage to any other racers who draw near. The 10T Hammer is featured in the challenge game of the DK

and two vines, similar to Speedy Swing Sortie! Completing this one requires collecting the DK Coin at the other end of the vines. Inside a water-filled

This is a list of pre-release and unused content for the game Game & Watch Gallery 4. Several pre-release screenshots show that the game elements were

within the gloomy bowels of his latest creation, a furious King K. Rool sat on his throne, glaring down at the quaking generals of his vast Kremling army

designated space. Mines appear in DK Jungle Climber, having a similar role as floating spikes from DK: King of Swing. They are seen floating in the air

him more. DK [runs off]: I got to get out of here. Candy: You couldn't possibly. DK: Funky! You have to help me! Funky: Do I know you, dude? DK: Uh, we were

Baby Kong! DK: Hey! DIDDY: Hey! DK: Hey! DIDDY: Hey! DK: Hey! DK & DIDDY: Hey! Hey! DK: Careful, Baby Kong! DIDDY: No, no, no! DK: No, no, no! DK & DIDDY:

Lab. Early model of Candy's Music Shop. Early model of Funky's Store. Early model of Snide's HQ. A boss door with the DK logo and green checkmark. An early

species. For the type referred to as "Kremling" in Donkey Kong 64 and DK: King of Swing, see Kritter. “Good thing these Kremlings are dumber than tree stumps

Mario Party Advance - Game Boy Advance Yoshi Touch & Go - Nintendo DS DK: King of Swing - Game Boy Advance NBA Street V3 - Nintendo GameCube Donkey Konga 3

the throne room. During the events of Donkey Kong 64, King K. Rool orders his servants to move Crocodile Isle to DK Isles, where he attempts to use the

arrangement of Gang-Plank Galleon is part of the soundtrack in Super Smash Bros. Brawl. It can be heard at Rumble Falls and one of the stages of The Subspace

he thinks DK has destroyed the place. DK and Diddy, who is still mad at DK, are heading for Cranky's when they find his cabin destroyed and DK is the only

World – DK: King of Swing Junk – Mario Party Advance K3 – Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble! K. Kruizer III – DK: King of Swing K. Lumsy's

Coconut Chills. King K. Rool and General Klump stop them all. Meanwhile, DK and Diddy Kong sit in Cranky's Cabin, which is full of their earnings of bananas from

bananas as he can in the allotted period of time, to increase his beat total for that level. Bananas in DK: King of Swing are items that can be collected in

64 Help:Media • Having trouble playing? DK Rap segment: Finally, he's here for you It's the last member of the DK crew This Kong's so strong, it isn't funny

A DK Dirt Pile, also called a Dirt Pile or Dirt Mounds, is an object in Donkey Kong 64. The letters "DK" are written on top of these dirt piles. They are

arrangement of "DK Island Swing" is incorporated into Room B-8's theme. Super Mario 64: "Inside the Castle Walls" is the basis for the soundtrack of Room R-4

An area of land follows a gap after the trees with a trio of Kritters and another raised piece of land on it. The heroes can reach the top of it, where

Squawks the Parrot. The main antagonist of the Donkey Kong franchise is King K. Rool, the malevolent ruler of a race of crocodiles called the Kremlings, who

entrances to various parts of the castle. The boss of Creepy Castle is King Kut Out, a hastily-made cardboard cutout of King K. Rool. Lanky Kong is required

recordings of themselves performing their own version of the DK Rap. The prize was a Donkey Kong 64 and Nintendo 64 bundle; a trip to Nintendo of America's

main enemies of the game. At the end of every world, the Kongs must fight a boss, each guarding a portion of the stolen bananas. Most of the bosses are

these old bones!” —Cranky Kong, DK: Jungle Climber Sun Sun Island is the first world of DK: Jungle Climber. At the beginning of the game, the Kongs are on vacation

Freeze: A recreation of the blue greenhouse appears in the background of Fruity Factory. The back of the United States NES boxartMedia:DK3 NES Box Back.png

instrumentation. Help:Media • Having trouble playing? DK: King of Swing features an arrangement of "Cranky's Theme" from Donkey Kong Country that can be

that would normally be inaccessible without the use of the plants. "DK will spin toward the tip of a Banandelion and perform a big jump!" – New Play Control

the end of every world, the Kongs must fight a boss, each guarding a portion of the stolen bananas. Most of the bosses are a larger version of an enemy

three unlocks an endless mode. An Adobe Flash version of this minigame was playable on the official DK: Jungle Climber website as well as the Nintendo Arcade

List of Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D staff For this subject's image gallery, see Gallery:Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D. Promotional artwork of Donkey

In the game DK: King of Swing, an airship known as the K. Kruizer III is used by King K. Rool. It is the setting for the final world of the game. K. Kruizer

Land a 24 out of 40. Main article: List of Donkey Kong Land pre-release and unused content For this subject's image gallery, see Gallery:Donkey Kong Land

same stash of balloons, meaning if one of the players survives and the second player runs out of lives, they can only be brought back by a DK Barrel. The

she's one cool Kong!” —DK Rap In Donkey Kong 64, Tiny is one of the four Kongs imprisoned by the Kremling Krew at the start of the game. She is imprisoned

& Watch Gallery 3 The second stage of the Modern version of Donkey Kong Jr. from Game & Watch Gallery 4 The third stage of the Modern version of Donkey

an alias matching the theme of each location explored. King of the Koopa / King of the Koopas / Koopa King (various) King Koopa (Japanese name and other

can reach one of their opponents. Mounds of bananas sit on top of three pedestals. When a player lands on an Event Space next to one of these pedestals

pictures. We call them Galleries. The thumbnail of the Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D picture gallery erroneously shows a screenshot of Donkey Kong Country:

in all of them. Therefore, it is possible to access it by using the computer terminal west of the door to King K. Rool's throne room to clip out of bounds

with the season—this gallery is all about the other kind of spring. You know, the springy-sproingy kind! Play Nintendo card: A gallery of enchanting spring

description, is a gallery in Play Nintendo's Pics section. This gallery is about Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D and contains 10 images. The gallery does not have

the name Chestnut King. It is unknown if the Chestnut King and Goomba King are meant to be the same character, as the descriptions of the two characters

version of Donkey Kong 64, K. Lumsy is said to be King K. Rool's younger brother. K. Lumsy's name is a pun on the word "clumsy". Prior to the events of Donkey

Monkeys in blue shrubs act as checkpoints. Some background ones now swing Wii Remotes instead of clapping. A Helper Monkey also appears in Super Smash Bros. Brawl

night-time, DK can use Strong Kong to go through the thorns and activate the switch to enter the barn. Once inside, DK should press the DK switch to summon

This is a list of the staff involved with the game Game & Watch Gallery. Hitoshi Yamagami Yasu Shimokawa Ichirou Takigawa Sakae Takase Toshifumi Hiroo

incorporates a rap song describing King K. Rool, one of the game's new fighters. The game also includes an arrangement of "Snakey Chantey" arranged by Kumi

they both witness them flying out of the castle in their raccoon forms. In "Toddler Terrors of Time Travel", at the end of the episode, Raccoon Mario and

are playing with power! by its description, is a gallery in Play Nintendo's Pics section. This gallery is about female characters from Nintendo games and

various tips are of a dark shade of blue instead of white, the "Scrolling" tip shows a 3DS instead of a Wii U Gamepad, with the picture of the level even

purpose. Donkey Kong 64 instruction booklet, page 22. "The number of fairies you capture of DK Film determines which special features will open in the Mystery

After the Kongs use all of their Kong Tokens, they are automatically sent back into the main level. DK near the letter K DK finds the Blast Barrel that

Banandelions, which Donkey Kong can swing on to reach higher areas. The music in this level is an arrangement of "DK Island Swing", the music that originally played

There's only three of these in the game, at most!” —Cranky Kong The game features a handful of enemies, many of whom are Kremlings. Most of them first appear

is an arrangement of the music heard in the stormy part of Jungle Japes in Donkey Kong 64, itself an arrangement of DK Island Swing. When defeated, Rabbid

This is a list of the staff involved with the game Game & Watch Gallery 4. Rie Fukutome Kenta Egami Takahiro Furukawa Hisataka Ikoma Akira Mochizuki Erika

This is a list of the staff involved with the game Game & Watch Gallery 3. Yasu Shimokawa Makoto Osaka Akira Karata Sasuke Kyoukawa Sakae Takase Toshifumi

This is a list of the staff involved with the game Game & Watch Gallery 2. Hitoshi Yamagami Yasu Shimokawa Ichirou Takigawa Sakae Takase Toshifumi Hiroo

Porcupal on the same platform, and a DK Barrel is at the other end of the platform. After this, the Kongs must swing from two vines, each with a flame at

features his name in the title. Squawks also fights King Zing at the end of Krazy Kremland, in the boss level King Zing Sting, and Squawks is the first Animal

Huff N. Puff Jagger Kamella King Bob-omb King Boo King Boo (Super Mario Sunshine) King Clawdaddy King Ka-thunk King Kaliente King Lakitu Kingfin Knot-Wing

described in Tiny's verse of the DK Rap from the line, "she can shrink in size to suit her mood". During this line in the DK Rap intro, Tiny takes on a

the boss of Creepy Castle and serves as the seventh and penultimate boss of Donkey Kong 64. King Kut Out is made up of four parts: a head, torso, left arm

By the lighthouse's base, DK can Barrel blast from a DK pad and beat it to free a Seal for a Golden Banana. DK can race the Seal for another Golden Banana

Jungle Beat: During the fights with Ghastly King and Cactus King, a portion of their battle music consists of the music that plays when Donkey Kong takes

them out of the water and onto King K. Rool's ship Gangplank Galleon, after which Enguarde does not appear again. Enguarde appears in volume 14 of Super Mario-kun

Cactus King, freeing the other Kongs of his curse and presumably allowing them to resume their duties. Donkey Kong has more work to do during DK: King of Swing

collectibles, dastardly Kremlings, and a boatload of barrels to blast out of! For this subject's image gallery, see Gallery:Donkey Kong Land 2. Diddy Kong artwork

aquatic mine. Puftoss, the boss of Gloomy Galleon and fourth overall boss, is a large Puftup. During the boss fight against King Kut Out, a few Puftups appear

In the Time Attack mode of the game, a time of 1:00:00 is needed to get a gold medal, a time of 1:13:00 for silver, and a time of 1:59:00 for bronze. The

This is a list of the staff that were involved in Paper Mario: The Origami King. Masahiko Nagaya Yukio Morimoto Shingo Igata Tomomi Fujisawa Yuki Igata

Mario Tennis Open, the banana hoard appears in front of DK's Tree House in the background of the DK Jungle court. Donkey Kong Country Donkey Kong Country

Hijinxs is where DK's Tree House and its underlying banana hoard are located, and it introduces some of the basic gameplay mechanics. 1-2: King of Cling The second

recreation of the original Kongo Jungle world map appears in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate's Adventure mode, World of Light, where it is named "DK Island".

down. The Whomp King also makes a return as the boss of the Throwback Galaxy. The Whomp King himself does not appear directly at the top of the fortress,

Super Show! King Nimbus – Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars King Olly – Paper Mario: The Origami King King Sammer – Super Paper Mario King Tetris –

onto the tree's trunk, then he will swing around it briefly. In the Shindou re-release of the game, he will still swing, but not as far. Trees appear throughout

outside of the Trick House The Swing Ride from Yoshi Park 1 Entering the Horror House Inside the Horror House The other haunted house with King Boo in it

with King Olly's color scheme, having a yellow head and purple wings. A Swoop with King Olly's colors A Swoop with King Olly's colors Swoop with King Olly's

"And now, the boss of boogie, the dictator of dance, the king of the highland fling..." "King K. Rool." "WHOO, he won, he won. King K. Rool, ladies and

massive whirlpool towards the end of the stream which, if entered, deals three hearts of damage to the boat. During the events of Dance Dance Revolution: Mario

reappearance in Yoshi's Island DS. One of them kidnaps Baby Peach at the beginning of the level Baby DK, the Jungle King!. They are all harmless, but are still

Castle tower ledge (At the top of the castle). The exterior of Snide's HQ has a different appearance in the kiosk demo. One of the differences is a barrel

"Throwing one of these is a fantastic way to clear and area of enemies. And they're reusable, too, if you're careful!"[page number needed] Artwork of Donkey Kong

hit. King Bob-omb: King Bob-omb will be shot out at a random speed and, if hit, will score more points than a normal Bob-omb Question Mark: One of the previous

the time they swing. Several types of barrels appear in this minigame. The first kind is a brown barrel; it is worth the least amount of points and it

into the river. The default music for the stage is an arrangement of "DK Island Swing" from Donkey Kong Country, although it doesn't return in Super Smash

website: "The former chief technician of King K. Rool's is primarily responsible for the design and construction of the floating fortress and the Blast-o-matic

part of the abyss. As they glide over the beginning of this area, they pass many Zingers flying in circular paths. One of these foes orbits a DK Barrel

Balloon DK Barrel (2)c Expresso Tokend Green Balloon (1) Red Balloon (5)e Steel keg (1) a - 40 of the bananas appear in the first Bonus Level b - 14 of the

the DK Coin, except for underwater levels, where the DK Coin appears by itself like in Donkey Kong Land 2. The Kongs are required to obtain every DK Coin

“Squawk! Nice going, DK. That looks like one of the keys to K. Lumsy's cage! Bwark!” —Squawks the Parrot, Donkey Kong 64 Boss Keys are items in Donkey

appear in DK: Jungle Climber. They can be used to destroy dense objects around them, and will explode if attacked. In several places of the DK Jungle course

Tour Unused graphics of Birdo's Eggs appear in Game & Watch Gallery 2, originally used for the Yoshi variant of the Modern version of Ball. Eggs in the Game

depicting a mugshot of King K. Rool in Donkey Kong 64. They appear in various levels, all of which have only one Battle Arena Pad, except for DK Isles, which

the White Yoshi). In Game & Watch Gallery 3 and Game & Watch Gallery 4, Nipper Plants appear in the Modern versions of Donkey Kong Jr. Some Nipper Plants

Save Block) "Everything here is made of paper, of course, so every little bit of confetti is like a tiny piece of our world." "I'm going to stop you, Brother

the third boss level of Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze and its Nintendo Switch port of the same name, located at the end of Bright Savannah. It is

Changes color of certain characters : Deselect all members : Change hand type of a character : View profile of a character selected : Normal Swing (holding

Kong, and Ultra Barrel DK Katsumi Suzuki as Diddy Kong and Kip Toshihide Tsuchiya as Funky Kong, Kritter, Klump, Kludge, and King K. Rool Kaoru Sasashima

total of 28 tracks, including most of the original soundtrack of the game and seven new arrangements by Yoshiyuki Ito. A different album, entitled DK Jamz

portmanteau of "bop" and "metropolis". The music that plays in this level, and every second temple level after it, is an arrangement of the "DK Island Swing" theme

after here that the primates can swing along to grab the letter K and reach the other end of the obstacle, where a DK Barrel, a Gnawty, and a millstone

Green Koopa Paratroopa Boo King Boo Wario Waluigi Goomba Paragoomba Koopa Troopa Koopa Paratroopa Boo King Boo Wario Waluigi Boo King Boo Koopa Red Koopa Paratroopa

it curves. The player must obtain a King Banana Power-Up in Challenge Mode before being able to use this move. If DK is batting, he will also hit a Banana

lists, the poor quality of many of the cover songs and the general lack of addition to the formula. Donkey Konga 2 is the only game of the Donkey Kong franchise

8". Main article: List of Mario vs. Donkey Kong 2: March of the Minis staff Main article: List of Mario vs. Donkey Kong 2: March of the Minis pre-release

(Cowboy) Waluigi, Waluigi (Bus Driver), Waluigi (Vampire) King Boo, King Boo (Luigi's Mansion), King Boo (Gold) Red Koopa (Freerunning) Birdo Birdo (Light

When King Dedede grabs a Hammer, he will swing both the item and his own hammer, though only the Hammer item deals damage. Pit and Dark Pit swing the Hammer

additional DK Barrel in the second turn leading to the red bouncy flower, and the area with tree roots inhabited the first row of Item Boxes instead of coins