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three times. This was not fixed in the Virtual Console release of Mario Kart 64. DK's Jungle Parkway makes its classic course debut in Mario Kart Wii as the

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

Not to be confused with DS DK Pass. DK Summit (known as DK's Snowboard Cross in British English versions) is the third race course of the Flower Cup in

tune But Kremlings beware 'cause 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

a baby. Artwork from Super Mario 64 Artwork from Super Mario 64 Artwork from Super Mario 64 Artwork from Super Mario 64 Super Mario Adventure Game Picture

former as Donkey Cannon and in the latter as DK Cannon) that blasts competitors to the top of the mountain. DK Mountain, and the barrel cannon, return in

Game Boy Advance. 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

(Nintendo 64). Mario Luigi Princess Peach Yoshi Baby Mario Wario DK Bowser Main article: List of quotes from the Mario Golf series#Mario Golf (Nintendo 64) Main

the classic logo. The course also appears as DK Mountain R (reversed), DK Mountain T (with ramps), and DK Mountain R/T (reversed with ramps). In the T

second-best-selling game on the Nintendo 64, beaten out only by Super Mario 64, and it was generally well-received by critics. Mario Kart 64 later became available for

Kong", see Donkey Kong (disambiguation). For other uses of the moniker "DK", see DK (disambiguation). “My bananas and my buddy, Diddy Kong, they are gone

Stamper T. Stamper R. Bullimore M. Carter L. Godfrey (uncredited in Japanese and PAL versions) D. Murchie A. Munton L. Munton G. Phelps G. Price J. Silke G

This is a list of quotes from the game DK: King of Swing. "Tomorrow's the day we finally hold that competition!" "Whoever gets the most medals will be

Snide's bio from German website, Donkey Kong 64 Donkey Kong 64 German player's guide, page 13. Donkey Kong 64 English-Italian manual, pag. 40

Super Mario 64. For the canceled Nintendo 64DD sequel, see Super Mario 64 2. For the microgame in WarioWare: Move It!, see Super Mario 64 DS (microgame)

American box art for Super Mario 64 DS Early Japanese box art for Super Mario 64 DS Second early Japanese box art for Super Mario 64 DS, as it looks slightly similar

sense that you'd sic DK on me to reclaim your trinklet." "But I have no time to play with you apes!" "Play with THIS instead!" "DK? Again? Why won't you

three Wii courses (DK Summit, Maple Treeway, and Rainbow Road) and one Retro course (GCN DK Mountain). Also, in the retro track N64 DK's Jungle Parkway,

menu The icon from the official Mario Kart 64 website An overview of the map from the official Mario Kart 64 website Penguins make any racers that hit them

Movie, and also known as Donkey Kong Country, The Kingdom of Kong, DK Country, DK Island, Kong Country, and Kong Island) is a location primarily inhabited

Kremlings in the Prima Games guide for Donkey Kong 64) also appear as common enemies in Donkey Kong 64. They attack the Kongs by punching and biting them

An early pamphlet for Super Mario 64Media:SM64 Early Pamphlet.jpg TCRF: SM64-EarlyScuttlebug.gif YouTube: Super Mario 64 Beta Objects Supper Mario Broth

(Super Mario 64 title screen intro and on the title screen in Super Mario 64 DS) "It's-a me, Mario!" (On the title screen in Super Mario 64) "Hello!" (After

to drive through. Like N64 Royal Raceway and N64 Luigi Raceway, the course uses the Mario Kart 7 arrangement of the Mario Kart 64 raceway music. The course

"Hey, DK! Hellllp!" "You might need Funky's help to get me out of here..." "Hey! I'm not in here through choice, you know!" "YIPEE! Way to go, DK!" "Now

Flame Flyer on N64 Kalimari Desert Bowser crashing in the Flame Flyer on 3DS Rock Rock Mountain Funky Kong tricking in the Flame Flyer on N64 Choco Mountain

initials "DK" as a symbol, which most often represents Donkey Kong. It is seen on Donkey Kong's tie, DK Barrels, DK Coins, the Level Flags, DK Spaces, and

the Standard Kart L, its small counterpart is the Standard Bike S, and its medium counterpart is the Standard Bike M. The Standard Bike L features above average

The Super Mario 64 Original Soundtrack is a video game album that was produced and copyrighted by Nintendo and published by Pony Canyon. The album was

the Standard Bike L, its small counterpart is the Standard Kart S, and its medium counterpart is the Standard Kart M. The Standard Kart L features above average

menu The icon from the official Mario Kart 64 website An overview of the map from the official Mario Kart 64 website The beginning of the track with the

as in Super Mario World. Rolling rocks also appear in Super Mario 64 and Super Mario 64 DS within the course the Hazy Maze Cave. They are found in a large

the course in Mario Kart Arcade GP DX, see DK Jungle (Mario Kart Arcade GP DX). For other uses, see DK Jungle. DK Jungle is a track in the game Mario Kart

Donkey Kong 64 Cranky Kong returns in Donkey Kong 64, having taken up science. Cranky's Lab can be found in every area of Donkey Kong 64 except Hideout

Gallery:Candy Kong. Donkey Kong Country Donkey Kong 64 DK: King of Swing Donkey Kong Barrel Blast DK: Jungle Climber Main article: List of Candy Kong quotes

about a music CD for Mario Kart 64. For the actual race tracks in the game, see Mario Kart 64 § Racecourses. Mario Kart 64 Race Tracks is the compact disc

plans.”" – Klump (1999). Donkey Kong 64 instruction booklet. Nintendo of America (American English). Page 5. Donkey Kong 64 English-Italian manual. Page 34

Daisy Hills, DS DK Pass R/T, N64 Koopa Troopa Beach R, Wii Maple Treeway T, all versions of Paris Promenade, 3DS Rock Rock Mountain R, N64 Royal Raceway

Penguin Mario drifting in the Penguin Slider on DS DK Pass R/T Penguin Mario gliding in the Penguin Slider on N64 Yoshi Valley ScreenshotMedia:MKT Tour104 Spotlight

them to stop them from seeing straight." Super Mario 64 Projectile from Super Mario 64 Super Mario 64 DS Mario Party Advance Mario Party Advance Mario Party

The Donkey Kong Cup (known as the DK Cup in the first two Mario Kart Arcade GP games) is a cup that appears in the Mario Kart series. It first appears

Country 2 (GBA instruction booklet) "Hey, DK! Hellllp!" – Donkey Kong 64 "YIPEE! Way to go, DK!" – Donkey Kong 64 "Now that I'm free, I can help you by collecting

Kong Pilot never saw a release, DK: King of Swing is the first game where King K. Rool is a playable character. In DK: Jungle Climber, King K. Rool appears

this game, a new variant of capsules known as L-capsules are introduced in Operation L, this game's new mode. L-capsules are two capsules attached together

before it allegedly takes fire at DK Isles. The Blast-o-Matic was named the "Super Gun" in a prototype build of Donkey Kong 64. The Blast-o-Matic is mentioned

not get an effect boost if a Kong uses one. Donkey Kong 64 English-Italian manual, pag. 35 DK: King of Swing European manual, pagg. 108-109 Donkey Kong

Mario World Big Boo – Super Mario 64 Big Bullet Bill – Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Winter Games Big Bully – Super Mario 64 Big Bungee Piranha – Yoshi's Island

used as a platform. The stage's music is a re-recording of the DK Rap from Donkey Kong 64. In Adventure mode of Melee, "Stage 2: Kongo Jungle" takes place

Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island - Producer Super Mario 64 - Director, Producer Mario Kart 64 - Producer Yoshi's Story - Supervisor Super Smash Bros. -

DK Jamz is an official soundtrack album released in 1995, containing the music of Donkey Kong Country. It has been highly praised for its diverse and good

GRAAGH! Now I'm talking like you!" "Space niblet! You OK?" "Mr...L? What?!" "Hrmm... Mr. L. What a nutjob. I feel like I've seen that guy before..." "Huuuuurgh

see Gallery:Funky Kong. Donkey Kong Country Donkey Kong 64 Donkey Konga 3 JP DK: King of Swing DK: Jungle Climber Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze (Nintendo

Nintendo 64: Krawall im All," when Mario and Luigi dropped some Banana Peels in front of Wario and Bowser, as they were competing to find a Nintendo 64-like

Land website, is a move used in the 3D Super Mario games since Super Mario 64 (except Super Mario Sunshine, due to the presence of FLUDD and the Hover Nozzle)

Donkey Kong 64 and has been subsequently featured in the Super Smash Bros. series. Rocketbarrel Boost is first used by Diddy Kong in Donkey Kong 64. Starting

used to propel racers over gaps, much like in Mario Kart 64. However, unlike in Mario Kart 64, racers can control their karts in midair to some extent

Plant Slide Neo Bowser City N64 Luigi Raceway Wii Mushroom Gorge N64 Koopa Beach SNES Mario Circuit 2 N64 Kalimari Desert DS DK Pass Wii Maple Treeway Wii

appears in front of DK's Tree House in the background of the DK Jungle court. Donkey Kong Country Donkey Kong Country (GBA) Donkey Kong 64 The empty banana

Creator / Mario Artist [64DD – Beta / Canceled]. Unseen64. Retrieved May 18, 2015. Jimmy130 (June 14, 2014). Photos 64DD : Super Mario 64 Disk Version. Gamekult

rabbits from Super Mario 64 DS (Black Rabbit) Snow Bunny from Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door (Brown Rabbit) MIPS from Super Mario 64 (Gold Rabbit) Super

Donkey Kong Instruction manual for the Commodore 64 (Atarisoft) port of Donkey Kong The Donkey Kong 64 Player's Guide, page 127. Instruction manual for

true half-pipe would be two ramps on opposite sides of the track, like on DK Summit or in Waluigi Stadium. In Mario Kart Wii, half-pipes are known in North

Park, where they can be seen behind the Tower and Fortress. Donkey Kong 64 DK: Jungle Climber Super Mario Galaxy

appear as obstacles in snowscape courses such as N64 Frappe Snowland, GBA Snow Land, GCN Sherbet Land, DS DK Pass, Vancouver Velocity R, Merry Mountain R/T

of quotes from the game Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door by character (L–Z). "It IS you, isn't it, Mario? Well, it's been quite a while, hasn't it?"

green-to-orange gradient. Mario Kart 64 did not have visible spaces for their starting grid. However, the Mario Kart 64 courses that would re-appear in Mario

in the trailer, such as Standard Kart S, Standard Kart M, and Standard Kart L were slightly different. Interestingly, character animations were very minimal

accessory, see Nintendo GameCube § DK Bongos. Bongos are drum-like instruments first encountered in the game Donkey Kong 64; however, they have become much

Mario 64 DS, a remake of Super Mario 64. Due to a large-scale asset leak of pre-release Nintendo games, a prototype model of Luigi in Super Mario 64 was

hollowed out logs. “With his pistols out, he's one tough Kong!” —DK Rap In Donkey Kong 64, Diddy can buy the Peanut Popguns from Funky's Store as early as

his Final Smash is something...upbeat. That’s right, he’s breaking out the DK Bongos!” —Masahiro Sakurai, Smash Bros. DOJO!! Konga Beat is Donkey Kong's

World of Light, where it is named "DK Island". It can be visited via a portal on the east side of the world map. In DK Island, Donkey Kong-series spirits

bonus challenge of N64 Royal Raceway, on all variants of RMX Rainbow Road 2 (barring the R/T variation), Wii Mushroom Gorge, and N64 Yoshi Valley T. Smaller

Luigi: Dream Team Big Mr. I. – Super Mario 64 Big Paint Star – Paper Mario: Color Splash Big Penguin – Super Mario 64 Big Piranha Plant – Mario Kart: Double

Mario 64. The Super Mario 64 section of the book features Mario, Luigi and Donkey Kong traversing through several of the worlds in Super Mario 64; one of

similar to the Koopa King from Mario Kart: Double Dash!! and a BMW M3 GT2 4.0L V8 engine. It has the lowest calculated stat total of all kart bodies. The

(December 02 2014). Actor who wore Donkey Kong costume for L.A. Zoo event sues Nintendo. L.A. Times. Retrieved December 03 2014 File:DKCRJ.jpg Donkey Kong

Super Mario Odyssey Super Mario Maker 2 Super Mario 64 Super Mario 64 Super Mario 64 Super Mario 64 Mario Party 2 Mario Party 3 Mario Party 3 Super Mario

trick or blasted out of the cannon in GCN DK Mountain, DK Summit and Maple Treeway, the speed jump in N64 DK's Jungle Parkway and the Launch Star in Rainbow

from Super Mario 64 Model from Super Mario 64 A block in the Hazy Maze Cave in Super Mario 64 Blocks in Shifting Sand Land in Super Mario 64 Blocks in Wet-Dry

repeatedly taps the DK Bongo controllers or, in the New Play Control! version, shakes the Wii Remote or Nunchuk. Rising lava in DK: Jungle Climber is an

from Super Mario 64) "Woah!" (recycled from Super Mario 64) "Wow..." (recycled from Super Mario 64) "Ooh!" (recycled from Super Mario 64) "D'oh!" (recycled

For the Boo Cluster from Yoshi's Story, see Big & Little Boo. For the Li'l Boo from Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars, see High Boo. Mini Boos

secret places from certain levels in Super Mario 64 and Super Mario 64 DS, see Slide (Super Mario 64). For the move in Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam, see Slide

and King Boo. The Piranha Pipes' speed and acceleration are tied with the DK Jumbo, with the former stat also being tied with the Barrel Train and Bullet

Double Dash!! DK Pass – Mario Kart DS DK Summit – Mario Kart Wii DK's Jungle Adventure – Mario Party DK's Jungle Parkway – Mario Kart 64 DK's Jungle Ruins

avoid falling into pits. Snowballs in the Mario Kart series are obstacles in DK Pass, a racetrack in Mario Kart DS, Mario Kart 7 and Mario Kart Tour. They

good. So, how about it?” —Ukkiki, Super Mario 64 Ukkikis return in Super Mario 64 and its remake, Super Mario 64 DS. Two of them inhabit the course Tall, Tall

Sprungturbo+! Italian: L'Armaturbo è qui, pronto per le battaglie con la sua solida corazza! Salta a non finire e mira a un punteggio più alto con l'abilità speciale

Mii's Sprinter/B Dasher Mk. 2 Wario driving his Standard Kart L Rosalina's Standard Kart L Wario's Offroader Waluigi's Offroader Donkey Kong's Offroader

recreation of that in Donkey Kong. Super Mario 64: Several of Mario's voice clips are recycled. Donkey Kong 64: Several of Donkey Kong's voice clips are recycled

from the menu The icon from the official Mario Kart 64 website The course as it is seen in Mario Kart 64 The course banner from Mario Kart Wii A preview of

Reason: Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Winter Games Mario Kart 64 Mario Kart 64 Mario Kart 64 Mario Kart: Double Dash!! Mario Kart DS Mario Kart Wii Mario

Turnpike from Mario Kart 64 Cargo trucks in Toad's Turnpike from Mario Kart 64 A cargo truck in Toad's Turnpike from Mario Kart 64 A cargo truck in Toad's

pipes. The emblem is located on the front and back of the kart and it uses the DK Maximum's tires. The Chain Chomp Chariot increases the duration of Slipstream

Additionally, she hosts the secret stages, which provide DK and Diddy with several additional DK Coins needed to complete the game with a 100%. In Mario

with Diddy and DK, Klap Trap manages to reclaim his teeth. After regaining his teeth, he devours Skurvy's ship. Later, he comes across DK and Diddy on a

Wario Blast: Featuring Bomberman!, see Top Man. “I just love the way those li'l red guys spin!” —Gearmo, Super Mario Galaxy 2 The Topmen, collectively known

Peach's and Yoshi's karts from Mario Kart 64. The music for Rainbow Road contains a segment of Mario Kart 64's Rainbow Road music. Super Smash Bros.: Mario's

in Super Mario 64 DS. They are exclusively found in the castle of World 3. Whomps in this game behave similarly to their Super Mario 64 counterpart, again