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Land 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

areas' color schemes swapped from the previous version. King Zing moves faster during King Zing Sting. Infinite throwing jump glitch fixed. Various bugs

confused with Krushy. “It's the end of the line for you, Kong. I'm taking you to King K. Rool.” —Krusha, Donkey Kong Country: Rumble in the Jungle Krushas are

Country Italian manual, pag. 28 DK: King of Swing European manual, pag. 122 Donkey Kong Jet Race Italian manual, pag. 17 DKC Atlas Forums

Each room has two Bonus Barrels with a unique steel barrel-like design with King K. Rool's face. The Kongs are rewarded with a Banana Medal for each pair

Krow was renamed to Zocky. Click-Clack was renamed to Beetle. King Zing was renamed to King B. While Krazy Koaster and Dungeon Danger were given new names

needed to get a gold medal, a time of 1:59:00 for silver, and a time of 2:17:00 for bronze. The Kongs begin the level on a pathway that curves into a small

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 invincible

stolen by Koopa Troopas. Cannonballs in Donkey Kong Country are summoned by King K. Rool during his battle, falling across the length of Gang-Plank Galleon

platform with the Pyrobot to the collapsible platform and over the three Tiki Zings to get to the tall platform. They need to wait for the gear platform to come

to enter and have X-rays. Later, she is the one that informs Cranky that King K. Rool has the Crystal Coconut. In the episode Buried Treasure she convinces

a requirement during the second half of the level. Rambi is chased by King Zing during a portion of the level, during which the "Run, Rambi! Run!" theme

only Kong in the game who does not appear during the end credits. In DK: King of Swing, during the starting tutorial level Cranky's Lectures, Wrinkly assists

shadow, only for it to be revealed to be King Dedede wearing a cape and King K. Rool's mask, to their surprise. King Dedede then proceeds to laugh at the practical

Galaxy, and is defeated in the same way as in Super Mario Galaxy. The Whomp King also makes a reappearance in this game in the Throwback Galaxy, and must

occurs, a red no symbol displays on-screen, as well as a sound effect of King K. Rool's laughter. Sprite from Donkey Kong Land 2 and Donkey Kong Land III

Kong's stolen banana hoard! British English version Go ape with the swingin' king of the jungle! Donkey Kong and his simian sidekick Diddy Kong are back for

when the king and four colored Kritters join the Kongs to form the DK Wilds, their antagonism still shows. In Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, King K. Rool's

7. Nintendo Power Issue 66, pages 11, 12, 15, and 17. Super Donkey Kong instruction booklet, page 17. Super Donkey Kong 2: Dixie & Diddy instruction booklet

is being used at the time. The music "Run! Rambi, Run!" that plays when King Zing chases the Kongs in the original version of Rambi Rumble was replaced by