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64 The Kremling Krew (also known as the Kremling army, Kremling Corps or the Kremling gang) is a powerful gang led by King K. Rool. Most Kremlings are a

Kalypso from "calypso") Most Kremlings are part of the Kremling Krew (with K. Lumsy being a notable exception). Kremlings also made a few appearances in

follows: Team Kong beats Team Krem in all four cups and boss fights, after which Cranky bets the player couldn't do it while playing as a Kremling. Team Krem

without being caught by a Kremling cop. If the Kong is caught by a Kremling cop, they lose at the mini-game, and the Kremling cop appears to be calling

Viking Kremling, as she must use Monkeyport to reach the top. When she teleports to the top, Tiny must go in front of the Giant Viking Kremling. She can

with a fellow Kremling spy, who shares Krunch's model. As the two Kremlings watch the three characters run by, Krunch informs the other Kremling that he plans

credits, the Kremling Kuthroats are part of the Kremling Krew and Kaptain K. Rool's main soldiers. They are equivalent to "The Kremlings" from Donkey Kong

—Kritter, Mario Super Sluggers Kritters are a type of Kremling and the main foot soldiers of the Kremling Krew, led by King K. Rool. Kritters come in a variety

Klump is a member of Team Kremling. The player can unlock Klump, along with the rest of the Kremlings, by clearing all Cups as Team Kong. Klump had voiced

together, which was a noise that startled other team members. Klaptraps are one of the three Kremling enemies who reappear in the handheld title, Donkey

Klout are classified as part of the "Kremling Kreeps" enemy class. In the Game Boy Advance version, if one of the Kremling Twins is defeated, the other continues

demon is a large skeletal demon- or ghost-like Kremling in Donkey Kong 64. Unlike most other Kremlings, the resident demon has no "K" in its name. It can

THIS instead!” —King K. Rool, DK: Jungle Climber Junklomp is an enormous Kremling head formed from a Kritter with several toys from Toybox and the combined

beating a Kremling boss "See how easy this is? Just two more to go and we will put paid to those stupid Kremlings..." - after beating a second Kremling boss

Kloaks are undead Kremlings serving as part of the Kremling Krew. Kloaks only appear in Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest, and are one of the few

and the only unlockable team in the game. The team includes four Supers, a type of robot affiliated with Bowser. The Super Team can be unlocked by beating

This article is about the species of Kremling from Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest. For the character of the same name from the Donkey Kong Country

Krumples are large, blue, and muscular members of the Kremling Krew who appear in Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble! and Donkey Kong Land

the Kremlings in a racing competition against the Kongs. She is an unlockable character and is unlocked by winning the Sapphire Cup with a Kremling. She

appears under the Kremling Kuthroats category. In the Game Boy Advance version, a Kruncha can also be defeated from being jumped on while Team-up is active

now. In every world there’s a Kremling with hair that matches one Kong’s designated color. If that Kong defeats the Kremling, he or she will win one piece

appears as the boss of the fourth island, Chill 'n' Char Island, in the Kremling Dock; King K. Rool has one of his Kritter henchmen, empowered by a Crystal

Versus Books and Prima Games guides and Viking Kremlings in the BradyGAMES guide, are small, olive-skin Kremlings which only appear in Donkey Kong 64. Although

Kong 64. For the robotic Kritter goalie from Super Mario Strikers, see Super Team. Robokremlings are robotic versions of Kritters encountered in Donkey Kong

Rescue on Crocodile Isle Klomps are the main Kremling grunts employed by Kaptain K. Rool and his Kremling Krew during the events of Donkey Kong Country

outfit, piloted a brown plane, and was the final member of Team Kremling. The final Kremling cup and final cup of the game was K. Rool Kup, which ended

muscle-bound Kremling will laugh off most attacks.” —Donkey Kong Country instruction booklet, page 28 “Check out the big guns on this crazy Kremling! Krusha

completing Challenge Mode with Donkey Kong's team. Dixie appears as a technique team player on Donkey Kong's team. She has good chemistry with Donkey Kong

page 28 Klobbers (also referred to as Kremlings (in a Barrel) in the Donkey Kong 64 Prima Games guide) are Kremling enemies that wear a barrel for a disguise

his current 3D appearance, as well as creating Diddy Kong and the basic Kremling idea. In addition to art-related work, Bayliss also voice acted for several

Kopters are small, yellow Kremling enemies in Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble! and Donkey Kong Land III. They carry a green helicopter

“This Kremling uses a crafty disguise to make sneak attacks.” —Donkey Kong Country manual, page 28 Rock Krocs (also spelled RockKrocs) are enemies in Donkey

Kobbles are basic Kremling enemies which first appear in Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble! They are the successor to Kritters and Klomps

Krook's name is a pun on the word "crook", as well as a portmanteau of "Kremling" or "Kritter" and "hook"; this naming convention may also stem from "by

for Bowser. "Team Bowser" redirects here. For Team Bowser's members in the Bowser vs. DK Tour in Mario Kart Tour, see Bowser vs. DK Tour § Team members. For

A Kackle is a ghostly, skeletal Kremling in Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest and its Game Boy Advance remake. Kackles wear eyepatches and bandannas

“This Kremling bounces around on two spring-loaded peg legs.” —Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest instruction booklet, page 28 Kaboings are grunt

Donkey Kong Land III. They are similar to Kuchukas and Knockas, two other Kremling types that also hide in barrels. Klasps are the successor to Kabooms from

64 K. Lumsy is a gigantic, friendly Kremling who appears in Donkey Kong 64. Unlike the other Kremlings in the Kremling Krew, K. Lumsy likes the Kongs and

She is also the first known Kremling to be explicitly female. She also has hair, a trait most Kremlings lack (she shares this trait with Kalypso and Kasplat)

“This sly Kremling loves explosive surprises. Watch out for TNT Barrels - Kaboom may pop out just before you reach them.” —Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's

Not to be confused with Cudge. Kudgel is a large, gray and muscular Kremling and the boss of the third world, Krem Quay, in Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's

the ending credits, Klingers are classified under "Kremling Kuthroats" along with the other Kremlings. In Donkey Kong Land 2, Klingers also first appear

Skidda appears in Dixie Kong's Photo Album, being classified as part of the Kremling Kreeps enemy class. In the Game Boy Advance version, Skiddas, like Kobbles

Dixie Kong's Photo Album, a Koin is categorized with the other Kremlings as part of the Kremling Kreeps category. Koins have a pink variant in the level Koindozer

posted by Gregg Mayles shows that moves such as the Helicopter Twirl and team up were not part of the characters' basic movesets, but rather would need

playable racer in Donkey Kong Barrel Blast. He is a large, blue, and muscular Kremling with an "X" across his stomach, three white stripes on both arms, chains

ending's Cast of Characters, being part of the Kremling Kuthroats class along with the other Kremlings. The Game Boy Advance version added an optional

to be a blockbuster success, the game's development team already had plans for a sequel. The team focused first on the game's environments; the game's

with a species of Kremling from the game, Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest, Kutlass looks little like this type of Kremling at all. Instead, Kutlass

about anything.” —Donkey Kong Country 3 manual, page 18 Bazukas are red Kremling enemies that appear in Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble

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 in the second level, Angry

clothes. Kaptain Skurvy, perhaps intentionally, resembles a Kannon, a type of Kremling from the games Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest and Donkey Kong

Helm and starts walking around the walls with two Kremlings going after him, and at the end, a Kremling tries to walk into the wall and falls. Lanky also

During the end credits, a Klank appears under the "Kremling Kuthroats" category with the other Kremlings. In the Game Boy Advance version, Klanks appear in

Quest), a statue Kremling named Krumble, a green Kremling named Klanger, and a robot Kremling named Krocbot. Graphics for a robotic Kremling can be found in

Kip is a Kremling child that appears as a playable character in Donkey Kong Barrel Blast. He was made to rival Diddy Kong, and as such he has the same

appears in Dixie Kong's Photo Album, in which it is classified as part of the Kremling Kreeps. Re-Koils appear in eight levels, most of which take place in a

instruction booklet, page 23 Kannons are large cannon-wielding members of the Kremling Krew first appearing in Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest. In Donkey

large pirate ship, the Gangplank Galleon, where they are confronted by the Kremling Krew's leader, King K. Rool. After Donkey Kong and Diddy defeat King K

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as many other Kremlings, but are mute in the Game Boy Advance version. In the cast roll, Klampons are classified as part of the "Kremling Kuthroats" enemy

is apparently King K. Rool's bodyguard and a high-ranking member of the Kremling Krew. Despite these high positions and responsibilities, Krusha is fairly

Kuchuka appears in Dixie Kong's Photo Album, being classified as part of the Kremling Kreeps. Unused graphics suggest that, at one point, Kuchukas could be picked

chalet Pirate Lagoon, featuring Funky Kong's surf resort The rainforest Kremling Construction Camp, featuring treetop walkways and an under construction

the hood)” —Krushy, Donkey Kong Planet website Krushy is a young, green Kremling who appears as one of the main characters of the French programming block

and 2000 tournaments. The cabins were split between two teams: Mario Kart Team and the F-Zero Team. A King K. Rool piñataMedia:Camp Hyrule 2003 K Rool pinata

Krimps are short, purple Kremling enemies described as "Kremdogs." They appear only in Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble! and Donkey Kong

or wall. In Dixie Kong's Photo Album, a Knocka is categorized under the Kremling Kreeps. In the Game Boy Advance version, Knockas use the same voice clips

Watermelon. “This spooky creature appears in Creepy Castle. It looks like only a Kremling in a sheet. You can defeat this baddie in one hit.” —Donkey Kong 64 Prima's

batting. He is a Team Captain in Exhibition Mode, and a Sub-Captain in Challenge Mode. During Challenge Mode, Diddy plays on Donkey Kong's team. His special

already run off with the treasure the second King K. Rool arrived. The Kremling commands Krusha to get a mine cart and find the apes, but Krusha ends up

Yellow/Red Team? I guess those guys need more practice!" (1st place in two player contest) "Well, well, well, if it isn't the Yellow/Red Team! What happened

weight and acceleration. When playing as Team Krem, Funky Kong would have been the third boss and would attack the team with machine gun fire and by dropping

Instruction booklet bio (GBC version) (page 17) / (GBA version) (page 22): This Kremling Kommander was the mastermind behind the great banana heist. AKA: The King

the idea of new Kremlings characters, prompting Nintendo's internal character design team to design the new character. The development team approached Barrel

Meanwhile at Cranky's Cabin, Cranky Kong, who is the coach for the soccer team, is going over his winning and complicated play he discussed with Bluster

in its barrel at the edge of a cliff just ahead. An abyss is next to the Kremling enemy. A rope floats above it that must be used to cross, and a Banana

of their adventure in Kastle Kaos, they discover the new leader of the Kremling Krew, KAOS, is a robot operated by Baron K. Roolenstein. In the post-game

There's a HUGE banana on top of the mountain!" "Was that King K. Rool and the Kremling gang that were just here?!" "A talking banana?! Now I've seen it all!"

Kerozene is a huge, fire-breathing Kremling who is the third-to-last boss in the Game Boy Advance version of Donkey Kong Country 2. He is the guardian

Kongs. The team up move involves Dixie or Kiddy carrying the other Kong on their shoulders, whom they can throw at another enemy or area. The team up works

travel along this yard or continue along the rope, which leads above the Kremling enemies. Many bananas are along the long rope. At the end of the rope and

in the jungle, two Kremlings watch him from behind a boulder. One Kremling, Krunch, suggests they follow Diddy, but the other Kremling ignores him; Krunch

The Mega Amp was constructed by K. Rool and his minions. He is a green Kremling-like robot, yellow belly, blue forehead, lights in eyes, drawn mouth, yellow

Char Island Falling Falls Snowful Slope Glass Labyrinth 2 Fiery Volcano Kremling Dock Little Chill 'n' Char Island High-High Island Space A Go-Go King Kruizer

Rool arrives in his flying fortress, the Flying Krock, and instructs his Kremling minions to ambush and capture Donkey Kong. They succeed, and he taunts

cutlass with a green glowing pommel and a skeletal guard shaped like a Kremling skull. Its name is a pun on the word "cleaver", which is a large broad

Shrooms are large, light-blue Kremlings who appear in Donkey Kong 64. They wear a mushroom costume on their head with a small, rectangular hole for their

Cranky talks to Team Kong and the unlockable Team Krem both before and after they start a cup or a new mode. Cranky encourages the former team to win races

the button to team up. You can throw your partner to defeat enemies and reach inaccessible features. Press again to split up." (about Team Up) "Throw Krow's

two Skiddas on a rooftop. If they bounce on one of the Skiddas or use their Team-up move, they can access the barrel and enter a Bonus Level. There, they

Quawks, there is a stack of three green Buzzes. The Kongs can either use the Team-up ability or transform into Quawks to enter into the Bonus Barrel above

fashion-conscious, Dixie makes a loyal friend to Diddy and a formidable Kremling-basher to boot. Digital manual bio: Diddy Kong's girlfriend. Not only does

Kritter falls for the trick and gets scared. DK then throws a barrel at the Kremling, defeating it. The trio leave the cave and move forward in their journey

different Kremlings than before. At the end of Mekanos, the Kongs first encounter KAOS, who was believed to be the new leader of the Kremling Krew at the

Krocheads, Kroc Heads, or Krokheads and also known as Krocs) are primitive Kremlings who first appear in Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest. They are

Kamek (green) – Mario & Luigi: Dream Team Kamek (red) – Mario & Luigi: Dream Team Kamek (white) – Mario & Luigi: Dream Team Kammy Koopa – Paper Mario KAOS –

isn't the Red Team! What happened to you two?" "Well, well, well, if it isn't the Yellow Team! What happened to you two?" "The Yellow Team finished ages

the level, when the Kongs reach the top of the elevator, they must use a team up throw to the top-left corner, where a Warp Barrel is hidden. It takes