Cranky Kong

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This article is about the original Donkey Kong from the Donkey Kong game. For the current Donkey Kong, see Donkey Kong. "CK" redirects here. For information about an online Flash game, see Cannon Kaos. Cranky Kong Cranky Kong, as he appears in Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze. Full name Professor Cranky Kong (formerly Donkey Kong) Species Kong First appearance Donkey Kong Country (as Cranky Kong) (1994) Donkey Kong (as Donkey Kong) (1981) Latest appearance Super Smash Bros. for Wii U (trophy cameo) (as Cranky Kong) (2014) Super Mario Odyssey (as Donkey Kong) (2017) Latest portrayal Takashi Nagasako (2007 - present) “You young apes wouldn't know a real adventure if it jumped up and bit you on the nose!” —Cranky Kong, Donkey Kong Country: Rumble in the Jungle Cranky Kong, also known as Donkey Kong Sr., is one of the central characters in the Donkey Kong franchise, being Donkey Kong's paternal figure. He has been remarked, especially in the Rare-made games, for breaking the fourth wall and constantly complaining and rambling, although he proves to be a helpful sage in many situations. He is also currently a widower, as his wife Wrinkly Kong is deceased. He is the elderly form of the original Donkey Kong from the Donkey Kong arcade game, and can be described as argumentative, old, and bad-tempered. Cranky has been playable in four games, including Japan-only games. His abilities and health vary greatly in games, sometimes being unable to walk without two canes, while other times being just as athletic as Donkey Kong. History Background Main article: Donkey Kong Cranky Kong in his youth, together with Pauline Cranky Kong is the original Donkey Kong from the arcade games (although Nintendo has sometimes ignored this in the past, they do ultimately support Rare's decision). During his youthful prime, Cranky Kong kidnapped Pauline, was kidnapped and trapped in a cage by Mario, and even battled Stanley in a greenhouse. Not counting the "modern" mixes in the Game & Watch Gallery series, his final role as Donkey Kong was in Donkey Kong '94. He retired after he relinquished the name to his grandson. Donkey Kong Country series Donkey Kong Country Cranky Kong. Cranky's first appearance as "Cranky Kong" was in Donkey Kong Country, in which he lives in a slightly rundown shack known as "Cranky's Cabin". From here, Cranky gives randomly selected advice on the game's various items and locations, mostly pertaining to the first few levels, to the new Donkey Kong and his friend Diddy Kong. Unlike in the sequels, Cranky asks no fee for his advices and can be consulted as many times as the player desires to. He also appears in the opening cutscene before the title screen of the original SNES version, where he operates a phonograph, playing the theme song from the original Donkey Kong arcade game, before Donkey Kong disrupts his session by knocking him aside and dancing to a remixed version of the song Cranky was playing on the phonograph, which plays on a boombox he drops nearby. Cranky, irritated by this interruption, hurls a TNT barrel at DK's boombox, destroying it. In the Game Boy Advance version, Cranky appears after each boss battle to provide commentary. He makes a similar appearance in the GBA ports of Donkey Kong Country 2 and Donkey Kong Country 3. Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest Cranky Kong, in Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest. In Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest, Cranky sets up his "Monkey Museum" on Crocodile Isle. It appears as though, through his further aging, it has become more difficult to walk, as he stands with two canes. Once again, Cranky will give out information, this time for a price. In this game, Cranky also scatters several DK Coins throughout the game's various levels. Once Kaptain K. Rool is defeated Cranky will tally Diddy Kong and Dixie Kong's "hero status" by how many DK Coins they have collected. Donkey Kong Country 2 also introduced Cranky's wife, Wrinkly Kong. In the Game Boy Advance version of Donkey Kong Country 2, Cranky's role remains relatively the same as in the original game, although it was slightly expanded with a new sidequest. Cranky bought a racing ostrich he named Expresso, which the Kongs can bulk up using Golden Feathers and race against other ostriches to try and achieve trophies in exchange for rewards from Cranky. Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble! In Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble!, Cranky's appearances have been reduced. In Swanky's Sideshow, Cranky Kong acts as Dixie and Kiddy Kong's opponent in various ball throwing minigames. Cranky also appears at the end of the game to criticize Dixie and Kiddy's victory over KAOS and Baron K. Roolenstein, resulting in Dixie and Kiddy Kong approaching him ominously while he tries to avoid an inevitable beating by putting on glasses. If players manage to get the game's "best" ending, Cranky will do a few water-skiing tricks before holding up a sign which says "THE END" in runny ink. He is also top of the All-Time Greats list at the end of the game, having beat the game in 04:22 with 103%. If the player beats the game with the TUFST code activated, thereby attaining 105%, they will get a trophy of Cranky Kong in a black belt's outfit and will be named "Immortal Monkey!" In the Game Boy Advance version of Donkey Kong Country 3, Cranky runs several dojos, aptly named Cranky's Dojo to prepare for his self-purported "first" game, Cranky Kong Country. In Cranky's Dojo, players gain the ability to play as a shield-wielding Cranky during a Bristles dodging minigame. Cranky's Dojo minigame must be beaten at least once in each world to gain a Banana Bird. Donkey Kong 64 Professor Cranky appeared in Donkey Kong 64, having now taken up science. Cranky's Lab can be found in every area of Donkey Kong 64 except Hideout Helm. At Cranky's Lab, the Kongs can pay Cranky for several potions that can give them new powers and abilities. Also, if the Kongs manage to collect fifteen Banana Medals, Cranky will allow them to play Jetpac, the first published computer game of Ultimate Play The Game (Rare's direct predecessor). The Kongs must beat the Jetpac game in order to obtain the Rareware Coin. Cranky also acts as the Kongs' coach during their boxing match against King Krusha K. Rool. Cranky's role is likely based on the Donkey Kong Country television series, in which Cranky was sometimes seen mixing up magic potions to use on either himself or others to advance that episode's plot. Donkey Kong Country Returns Cranky Kong's Shop. Cranky appears in Donkey Kong Country Returns and Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D. In the game, he runs a shop in each world and will often make sarcastic remarks over what Donkey and Diddy Kong buy. Aside from Donkey and Diddy, Cranky is the only Kong from the original trilogy to make a return appearance. According to him, the reason he made the shop was because his pension was revoked, so he has to sell things to make money. To buy things in Cranky Kong's shop, the player needs to have Banana Coins. In his shop, there are Extra Life Balloons bundled into groups of 1, 3, and 7 balloons. There is also a Heart Boost, which gives Donkey or Diddy the ability to have three hearts for the duration of one level, Banana Juice, which gives limited invincibility, and Squawks the Parrot, who helps the Kongs collect undiscovered Puzzle Pieces in levels. There is also a key for sale, which gives access to the locked path in each world. Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze Official artwork of Cranky Kong for Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze. Cranky Kong appears as a playable partner character in Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze, marking the first time he is fully playable in a Donkey Kong Country game. Cranky is able to use his cane to bounce upward, as well as on spikes, and defeat certain enemies that the other Kongs cannot. His cane can also be utilized to attack and take down underwater enemies that cannot be defeated by a simple corkscrew move, such as Pufftups and Sea Urchins. Despite the cane's capabilities, it cannot be used to collapse unsound underwater structures, balancing it in relation to the corkscrew action. Cranky's Denture Popgun has unlimited ammo of dentures, which can be shot at enemies in order to stun them for a brief period of time. Cranky's use of his cane as a pogo stick to attack enemies is similar to the method of attack used by Scrooge McDuck, the main protagonist of Disney's DuckTales, in a video game adaptation of his show that Capcom produced for the NES in 1990. Tropical Freeze is the only game in the Donkey Kong Country series where Cranky Kong does not have any written dialogue. Club Nintendo "Donkey Kong Country" He also appeared in the Club Nintendo comic "Donkey Kong Country". He is the first one to discover that King K. Rool has stolen the Kongs' Banana Hoard, which follows the story of the game. Cranky's appearance in the comic differs slightly from his standard look, as he is wearing a blue shirt instead of a gray or brown one. "Donkey Kong in: Banana Day 24" In the comic "Donkey Kong in: Banana Day 24", published in the same magazine, he supported Donkey, Diddy, Dixie and Kiddy on their mission to save the Earth from being pulled away from the sun by a giant UFO. It was his idea to carry on negotiations with the aliens so they would release the Earth. The President of the United States puts a space shuttle at the Kongs' disposal, and Cranky is the one to navigate it. He beams Donkey, Diddy and Dixie into the UFO and stays in the Kongs' space shuttle meanwhile. When their mission succeeds, he navigates the space shuttle back to Earth, where the Kongs are being hailed by the people. Euphorically, Cranky tries to kiss a random girl, much to her disgust. After returning to their jungle, Cranky gets in trouble with his wife Wrinkly because of this. During the events of this story, Cranky did not show much of his grouchy traits as often discovered in the games, but instead appears as a helpful person. Donkey Kong Land series While Cranky does not appear in any of the Donkey Kong Land games, the instruction booklet for the first Donkey Kong Land explains that the game happens owing to Cranky. Jealous of Donkey and Diddy's victory over King K. Rool, Cranky attracts them into a bet, stating that if they can reclaim Donkey's Banana Hoard from King K. Rool once again, this time on an 8-bit system, he will admit that they are adequate gaming heroes. In the end, Cranky retracts his doubts when Donkey and Diddy once again defeat K. Rool and the Kremling Krew. Additionally, the instruction booklet for Donkey Kong Land 2 accidentally states that "Even old Cranky charges for his words of wisdom", having copied and pasted the line directly from the Donkey Kong Country 2 manual. Donkey Kong Country: Rumble in the Jungle Cranky Kong with Donkey Kong, Diddy Kong and Squawks the Parrot, from Donkey Kong Country: Rumble in the Jungle. Cranky Kong appears in the 1995 novel Donkey Kong Country: Rumble in the Jungle, accompanying Donkey Kong and Diddy Kong across the island to reach Big Ape City. At the beginning of the novel Cranky Kong expresses his disapproval about Diddy Kong flying in Funky Kong's barrel plane, complaining that "if apes were meant to fly, they'd have wings", and "there's nowhere any self-respecting ape would want to go that he can't get to on his own two hairy feet". After Funky Kong leaves in his plane, the Kongs find that he has accidentally left his walkie talkie with Donkey Kong. Trying to contact him, the Kongs hear that his plane is being attacked by "flying pigs" near Big Ape City, and that he's going to crash. Donkey Kong and Diddy immediately decide to travel to the city on foot. Cranky Kong doubts that they are capable, although he wishes to join them so that they don't have to "go off on another adventure alone". After reaching Tree Top Town on the edge of the jungle, Cranky Kong trips over a vine after insisting to take the lead, which triggers an alarm that alerts the Kremlings. Attacking alongside Donkey Kong and Diddy, Cranky uses his cane to slam several Kremlings on their feet, which sent them "hobbling into the bushes". An illustration also shows him swinging on a vine. After the Kongs are guided through a mountain's caves by Squawks the Parrot, they reach the skyline of Big Ape City. Cranky says to Donkey Kong that "I haven't been here since I was your age[...] I remember battling a short plumber named Mario", which suggests that Big Ape City is the location of the original Donkey Kong arcade game. They find that the city has been overrun by Kremlings, who are building a large factory. Cranky Kong notably complains several times, being reluctant to continue while they are trying to locate Funky Kong's prison cell. In an illustration, Cranky Kong is even shown to be unimpressed when Donkey Kong uses a TNT Barrel to open the prison door lock. While battling some Kremlings who had heard the loud explosion, Kritter tries to take Cranky Kong hostage. He shouts "stop your assault or the old ape gets it!" Cranky Kong instead elbows Kritter in the stomach, and says "I was stomping on the likes of you when you were knee-high to a salamander!". After Funky's plane is found in the factory's cargo room, Donkey Kong and Diddy both leave to retrieve a part to repair the plane, and to turn off the factory's defense system. Cranky Kong is left to keep Funky Kong company while he repairs the plane, and Cranky tells "story after story" about his youth. After the plane is repaired, the Kongs all board (although Cranky Kong is reluctant as he "hates" flying), and they escape through a hole in the factory wall created by a TNT Barrel. Donkey Kong and Diddy Kong manage to plant King K. Rool's zeppelin with TNT Barrels, which falls and destroys the Kremling's factory. Cranky Kong shares a laugh with the other Kongs as they fly back home to their treehouse. Donkey Kong Country television series Cranky as he appears in the Donkey Kong Country show. Cranky was also a main character on the Donkey Kong Country television series produced by Nelvana and Nintendo. Here, Cranky was as grouchy and bitter as he was in the games. However, he's far less arrogant than in the video games, and the white hair he has in the games is replaced by large white eyebrows, though he still has his beard. On the show, instead of living in a cabin on the ground like in the games, Cranky instead lives in a cabin on a tree-top village, similar to ones seen in the area Vine Valley from the Donkey Kong Country game. On the show, Cranky was also seen to be adept at potion-making and magic, a trait later carried on into the games. In one episode it is revealed that he was once best friends with King K Rool before the crocodile cheated during a bet, which turned their friendship into a bitter rivalry. Super Smash Bros. series Throughout the Super Smash Bros. series, Cranky Kong makes a cameo appearance in the background of Jungle Japes, where his silhouette can be seen pacing back and forth in his cabin near that of his rocking chair. The stage is accessible in Super Smash Bros. Melee, Super Smash Bros. Brawl, and Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS. He also frequently appears as an obtainable trophy, where he is often described as being a wise and helpful figure among the Kong Family. Super Smash Bros. Brawl In Super Smash Bros. Brawl, he appears in his 8-bit form from Donkey Kong on the 75m stage, derived from the third (second in the NES version) stage by the same name in said game. He is mostly not seen on the stage, but will occasionally show up and deal damage and decent knockback to anyone who touches him. He also throws Springs across the top of the stage, similar to how he did in the original arcade game. The "stage start" theme from Donkey Kong can be heard when he shows up on the stage. Lastly, Cranky Kong also appears as a sticker. His sticker uses his artwork from Donkey Konga 3 and boosts the power of indirect special moves by 7 and is usable by any character. Cranky's trophy from this game states that his first playable appearance is in Donkey Kong Barrel Blast. However, this is not true, as he had been playable in the earlier Japan-only release Donkey Konga 3: Tabehōdai! Haru Mogitate 50 Kyoku and in the Cranky's Dojo minigame in the GBA version of Donkey Kong Country 3. Donkey Konga series Cranky as he appears in Donkey Konga. Cranky also appears in the Donkey Konga series, though he is only playable in the series' third installment, Donkey Konga 3: Tabehōdai! Haru Mogitate 50 Kyoku. DK series DK: King of Swing Cranky, as he appeared in DK: King of Swing. In DK: King of Swing Cranky Kong, along with the ghost of his wife Wrinkly, teaches Donkey Kong how to use the games unique controls in Cranky's Lectures. Cranky, along with Candy Kong, are the only Kongs who aren't playable in DK: King of Swing's Jungle Jam mode. DK: Jungle Climber Cranky, as he appeared in DK: Jungle Climber. Cranky once again appears in DK: Jungle Climber. He teaches DK and Diddy how to play the game, and also appears in various levels to teach them moves. Cranky has a very active and good-tempered role in this game, as he follows DK, Diddy and Xananab throughout the various islands. He also tells the characters what they can do with the various Banana Coins, DK Coins, and Oil Barrels they find throughout the levels once they are collected. Donkey Kong Barrel Blast Cranky as he appears in Donkey Kong Barrel Blast. Cranky appears in Donkey Kong Barrel Blast as an unlockable character, unlocked by completing Challenge 24 of Candy's Challenges. All three of his stats are rated four stars out of a possible five, making him a rival to King K. Rool (who has the same stats as Cranky Kong). His stats essentially mean that he has high stats all around. He also has his own race course, Cranky's Temple. Cranky Kong also hosts Cranky's Flight School; a mode that serves as a tutorial to the game. Identity confusion Rareware created the Cranky Kong character as an older version of the original Donkey Kong from the earlier Donkey Kong games, but his exact relation to the current Donkey Kong has been disputed. However, Cranky Kong being Donkey Kong's grandfather was the consistent backstory throughout the SNES series. While this was not explicitly stated in the television series, he acted as a father figure and once said that he considered DK like a son. Rare seemingly started to retcon their relationship in Donkey Kong 64, in which Cranky Kong consistently addressed him as "son," implying a more direct parental role. According to Leigh Loveday in a 1999 online Q&A, their Donkey Kong was intended to be Cranky Kong's son and thus an adult Donkey Kong Jr. as far as he was aware, and requested fans to completely ignore instances claiming Cranky to be his grandfather. Whether or not this statement was intended to be taken seriously, the Nintendo of Europe website for the Game Boy Advance re-release of Donkey Kong Country supported this notion." Closer inspection reveals there may have been conflicting ideas among the developers, as footage from a promotional VHS video exclusively for Nintendo Power subscribers named Donkey Kong Country: Exposed called Cranky Kong his "dad or grandfather." After Rare left Nintendo, the issue was left open for some time. Official bios for both Super Smash Bros. and Super Smash Bros. Melee implied that the Donkey Kong in the arcade may be the Donkey Kong of today, and Mario vs. Donkey Kong advertised Donkey Kong as Mario's "original foe". However, this was contradicted by Mario Superstar Baseball, which distinguished "his ancestor, the original Donkey Kong". Subsequently, Mario vs. Donkey Kong 2: March of the Minis suggested that Donkey Kong met Pauline for the first time and became smitten at first sight. Additional text for the exclusive content in the Game Boy Advance re-releases leaves the family connection unclear; for example, in Donkey Kong Country 3, Cranky claims in his dojo that his first starring role would be called "Cranky Kong Country". Super Smash Bros. Brawl sticks with the story that the original Donkey Kong is the current Donkey Kong's grandfather. Retro Studios' Donkey Kong Country Returns reaffirms the position of Cranky Kong as the grandfather of the modern Donkey Kong. The most recent development is in Playing With Super Power: Nintendo Super NES Classics, which seemingly acknowledged both opposing versions of the Donkey Kong lineage. In one section, it is asserted that Donkey Kong Jr. is the father of the modern Donkey Kong; however, in another section, it is concluded that the modern Donkey Kong is, in fact, a grown Donkey Kong Jr. The Prima Games Twitter account has since clarified and elaborated upon the apparent contradiction, stating that the latter is meant to be written as a metaphor for the original design process, whereas the former is indeed the official interpretation of the characters' familial ties. Game appearances (as Cranky) Title Description Release Date System/Format Donkey Kong Country Non-Playable Character 1994 Super Nintendo Entertainment System Donkey Kong Land Mentioned in plotline found in Instruction Booklet 1995 Game Boy Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest Non-Playable Character 1995 Super Nintendo Entertainment System Donkey Kong Land 2 Non-Playable Character 1996 Game Boy Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble! Opponent in Minigame 1996 Super Nintendo Entertainment System Donkey Kong Land III Cameo- His picture hangs in Wrinkly Refuge. 1997 Game Boy Donkey Kong 64 Non-Playable Character 1999 Nintendo 64 Donkey Kong Country (remake) Non-Playable Character 2000 Game Boy Color Super Smash Bros. Melee Cameo- He can be seen walking around in the hut in Jungle Japes. 2001 Nintendo GameCube Donkey Kong Country (remake) Non-Playable Character 2003 Game Boy Advance Donkey Konga Non-Playable Character 2003 Nintendo GameCube Donkey Konga 2 Non-Playable Character 2004 Nintendo GameCube Donkey Kong Country 2 (remake) Non-Playable Character 2004 Game Boy Advance Donkey Konga 3: Tabehōdai! Haru Mogitate 50 Kyoku Playable Character 2005 Nintendo GameCube Mario Superstar Baseball Mentioned in Donkey Kong's Bio. 2005 Nintendo GameCube DK: King of Swing Non-Playable Character 2005 Game Boy Advance Donkey Kong Country 3 (remake) Playable Character in Minigame 2005 Game Boy Advance DK: Jungle Climber Non-Playable Character 2007 Nintendo DS Donkey Kong Barrel Blast Unlockable Playable Character 2007 Wii Super Smash Bros. Brawl Cameo as a Trophy and Sticker, as well as an appearance Jungle Japes 2008 Wii Donkey Kong Country Returns Non-Playable Character 2010 Wii Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D Non-Playable Character 2013 Nintendo 3DS Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze Playable Character 2014 Wii U Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS / Wii U Cameo as trophy 2014 Nintendo 3DS, Wii U Official profiles and statistics German Donkey Kong 64 website "A sharp tongue, lots of hair and loose teeth characterize the video game veteran Cranky Kong. Even if he seldom has anything good to say about his "good for nothing" son, as he calls him, he still supports Donkey and his friends in their exciting adventures with various potions from his laboratory. These wonders from the research lab help the Kongs to turn into true super apes! Whether it's a rocket back-pack, invulnerability, increased speed or becoming the size of a dwarf or a giant - Cranky is just the right one for the purposes of the ape clan. Since one has to pay a price for these helpful abilities, however, it is necessary to have sufficient banana coins on hand when calling on the brightest scientist of the primate world." DK: King of Swing Instruction booklet bio: "Head of the Jungle Jam Executive Committee. He teaches Donkey useful information like how to grab hold of pegs." Super Smash Bros. Brawl Trophy Name Image Game Description Cranky Kong SNES Donkey Kong Country A village chief and bitter old codger. Cranky uses his extensive knowledge and wisdom to provide helpful hints. He has also made appearances in a white lab coat as a potion-dealing chemist, granting the Kongs special abilities. Donkey Kong: Barrel Blast features Cranky as a playable character for the first time. Wii Donkey Kong: Barrel Blast Sticker Image Game Effect Donkey Konga 3 JP [Specials: Indirect] - Attack +7 Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS / Wii U Trophy Name 3DS Image Wii U Image Appears in NTSC-U Description PAL Description Cranky Kong SNES Donkey Kong Country (11/1994) Wii U Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze (02/2014) This old man could teach you a thing or two! Cranky Kong has always been willing to share some words of wisdom, but in Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze, he decides to help directly and brings his cane-swinging style to the field. What a crazy old... Ahem. What a gentleman! In Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze, Cranky Kong's decided he's done with just giving the young 'uns helpful hints, so now he's taking things into his own hands by bringing some much-needed cane-swinging to the fray. You just can't keep an old ape down, can you? Blue indicates exclusive to the Wii U version. Gallery For this subject's image gallery, see Gallery:Cranky Kong. Quotes Main article: List of Cranky Kong quotes "They can't keep this level of graphics up for much longer! We used to be lucky if we only got three shades of grey, let alone any real colors!" "Look!...look at this!...as I rock, my beard swings! Waste of frames in my opinion!" "Whisking off maidens and throwing barrels around the place seven days a week, I was. That's how I got where I am today, you know. Hard work." "You're only reading this because you're bored!" "Tired of me? You're lucky I'm here to brighten up this boring manual!" "I've never seen so much worthless rubbish! I'm surprised they don't give you a special 'trash barrel' to haul it all around in!" Names in other languages Language Name Meaning Japanese クランキーコング Kurankī Kongu Cranky Kong German Cranky Kong Bubbles (Donkey Kong Country animated series) Cranky Kong Russian Крэнки Конг Kraenki Kong Cranky Kong Korean 크랭키콩 Keuraenki Kong Cranky Kong Trivia In the N64 version of Banjo-Kazooie, Cranky Kong and Donkey Kong's names can be seen as answers in the Grunty's Furnance Fun quiz. Cranky Kong admits to being a big fan of Game & Watch games, and also mentions that he considers playing the original Donkey Kong arcade game when Donkey Kong and Diddy Kong aren't visiting him. In Super Mario Odyssey, one of the streets in New Donk City is named "Cranky Avenue". Cranky Kong has an unused walking animation in the SNES version of Donkey Kong Country, which is used in the GBA version of the game. 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Romance • Safari Land • Stanley's Greenhouse • State Prison • Sweetville Station • Turnpike Tex Items, Objects, Vehicles, and misc. Banana • Barrel • Emerald of the East • Ladder • Meteor Dust • Sheep [Edit] Donkey Kong 3 Characters Donkey Kong • Stanley Enemies Beespy • Queen Buzzbee • Buttifly • Buzzbee • Beetle • Moth • Creepy • Beebomb • Vine Eater Greenhouses Blue Greenhouse • Gray Greenhouse • Yellow Greenhouse [Edit] Donkey Kong Country Protagonists Donkey Kong • Diddy Kong • Cranky Kong • Funky Kong • Candy Kong Items and objects Animal Token • Banana • Barrel • Big Animal Token • Exit • Extra Life Balloon • K-O-N-G Letters • Minecart • Mini Animal Token • Tire Animal Friends Rambi the Rhino • Enguarde the Swordfish • Winky the Frog • Squawks the Parrot • Expresso the Ostrich Bosses Very Gnawty • Master Necky • Queen B. • Really Gnawty • Dumb Drum • Master Necky Snr. • King K. Rool Enemies Army • Bitesize • Chomps • Chomps Jr. • Clambo • Croctopus • Gnawty • Klaptrap • Klump • Krash • Kritter • Krusha • Manky Kong • Mincer • Mini-Necky • Necky • Rockkroc • Slippa • Squidge • Zinger Other Gallery • Kremling Krushin • Staff [Edit] Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest Protagonists Cranky Kong • Diddy Kong • Dixie Kong • Donkey Kong • Funky Kong • Swanky Kong • Wrinkly Kong Animal Friends Clapper the Seal • Enguarde the Swordfish • Expresso the Ostrich • Glimmer the Angler Fish • Quawks • Rambi the Rhino • Rattly the Rattlesnake • Squawks the Parrot • Squitter the Spider Bosses Krow • Kleever • Kudgel • King Zing • Kreepy Krow • Kerozene • Kaptain K. Rool Enemies Cat O' 9 Tails • Click-Clack • Flitter • Flotsam • Kaboing • Kackle • Kannon • Klampon • Klank • Klinger • Kloak • Klobber • Klomp • Klubba • Krockhead • Krook • Kruncha • Kutlass • Lockjaw • Mini-Necky • Neek • Puftup • Screech • Shuri • Snapjaw • Spiny • Zinger Levels Gangplank Galleon Pirate Panic • Mainbrace Mayhem • Gangplank Galley • Lockjaw's Locker • Topsail Trouble Crocodile Cauldron Hot-Head Hop • Kannon's Klaim • Lava Lagoon • Red-Hot Ride • Squawks's Shaft Krem Quay Barrel Bayou • Glimmer's Galleon • Krockhead Klamber • Rattle Battle • Slime Climb • Bramble Blast Krazy Kremland Hornet Hole • Target Terror • Bramble Scramble • Rickety Race • Mudhole Marsh • Rambi Rumble Gloomy Gulch Ghostly Grove • Haunted Hall • Gusty Glade • Parrot Chute Panic • Web Woods K. Rool's Keep Arctic Abyss • Windy Well • Castle Crush • Clapper's Cavern • Chain Link Chamber • Toxic Tower The Flying Krock Screech's Sprint Lost World Jungle Jinx • Black Ice Battle • Klobber Karnage • Fiery Furnace • Animal Antics Barrels ! Barrel • Animal Barrel • Regular Barrel • Barrel Cannon • Biplane Barrel • Bonus Barrel • Diddy & Dixie Barrels • DK Barrel • Golden Barrel • Krockhead Barrel • Plus and Minus Barrels • Rotatable Barrel • Star Barrel • Steerable Barrel • TNT Barrel Other items and objects Banana • Banana Coin • Extra Life Balloon • Kremkoin • Roller Coaster [Edit] Donkey Kong Country TV series Recurring Characters Baby Kong • Bluster Kong • Candy Kong • Cranky Kong • Diddy Kong • Dixie Kong • Donkey Kong • Eddie the Mean Old Yeti • Funky Kong • General Klump • Green Kroc • Inka Dinka Doo • Jr. Klap Trap • Kaptain Skurvy • King K. Rool • Krusha • Kutlass • Polly Roger Episodes Season 1 "Bad Hair Day" • "Ape Foo Young" • "Booty and the Beast" • "Barrel, Barrel... Who's Got the Barrel" • "Kong for a Day" • "Raiders of the Lost Banana" • "From Zero to Hero" • "Buried Treasure" • "Cranky's Tickle Tonic" • "Get a Life, Don't Save One" • "Orangutango" • "Double Date Trouble" • "The Curse of Kongo Bongo" Season 2 "Speed" • "Klump's Lumps" • "Bluster's Sale Ape-Stravaganza" • "Legend of the Crystal Coconut" • "Kong Fu" • "I Spy with My Hairy Eye" • "Bug a Boogie" • "Watch the Skies" • "Baby Kong Blues" • "Ape-Nesia" • "The Big Chill Out" • "To the Moon Baboon" • "A Thin Line Between Love & Ape" Season 3 "Hooray for Holly-Kongo Bongo" • "The Kongo Bongo Festival of Lights" • "Speak No Evil, Dude" • "The Day the Island Stood Still" • "Monkey Seer, Monkey Do" • "Four Weddings and a Coconut" • "Follow That Coconut" • "Vote of Kong-Fidence" • "The Big Switch-A-Roo" • "Hunka Hunka Burnin' Bluster" • "Best of Enemies" • "It's a Wonderful Life" • "Just Kidding" • "Message in a Bottle Show" La planète de Donkey Kong skits "Les boeufs de l'amour" • "Bouffy contre les vampires" • "La chanson aux chaussons" • "Caspied le gentil fantôme" • "C'est pas sorcier" • "Le comte de Monte Costaud" • "Fréquence Kong" • "La nuit des vivants-morts" • "Obel Corsica" • "Remix Files" • "Royal Calin" • "Toc Story 2" Miscellaneous La planète de Donkey Kong • List of production staff • Trading card gallery [Edit] Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble! Characters Protagonists Dixie Kong • Kiddy Kong • Funky Kong • Wrinkly Kong • Swanky Kong • Cranky Kong Prisoners Banana Birds • Queen Banana Bird • Donkey Kong • Diddy Kong • Candy Kong * • Lanky Kong * • Tiny Kong * • Chunky Kong * Animal Friends Ellie the Elephant • Enguarde the Swordfish • Parry the Parallel Bird • Squawks the Parrot • Squitter the Spider • Quawks Brothers Bear Bachelor* • Baffle • Barnacle • Barter • Bazaar • Bazooka • Benny • Björn • Blizzard • Blue • Blunder • Boomer • Bramble • Brash Bosses Belcha • Arich • Squirt • KAOS • Bleak • Barbos • Kroctopus* • Baron K. Roolenstein Enemies Bazuka • Bazza • Booty Bird • Bounty Bass • Bristles • Buzz • Gleamin' Bream • Karbine • Killer Bees • Klasp • Knik-Knak • Knocka • Kobble • Koco • Koin • Koindozer • Kopter • Kracka* • Krimp • Kroc • Krumple • Kuchuka • Kuff 'n' Klout • Lemguin • Lurchin • Minkey • Missile Shell • Nibbla • Nid • Re-Koil • Skidda • Sneek • Swoopy Items Banana • Bowling Ball • Bear Coin • Bonus Coin • Box of Chocolates • Cog • DK Coin • Extra Life Balloon • Flupperius Petallus Pongus • Green Banana • K-O-N-G Letters • Mirror • No. 6 Wrench • Patch • Present • Rose • Shell • Ski • Star Objects Animal Barrel • Animal Crate • Barrel • Bonus Barrel • Booster Barrel • Crate • DK Barrel • Fuel Barrel • Ghost Barrel • Ignition Barrel • Invincibility Barrel • Rocket Barrel • Star Barrel • Steel Keg • Switch Barrel • TNT Barrel • Tracker Barrel • Warp Barrel Levels Lake Orangatanga Lakeside Limbo • Doorstop Dash • Tidal Trouble • Skidda's Row • Murky Mill Kremwood Forest Barrel Shield Bust-Up • Riverside Race • Squeals on Wheels • Springin' Spiders • Bobbing Barrel Brawl Cotton-Top Cove Bazza's Blockade • Rocket Barrel Ride • Kreeping Klasps • Tracker Barrel Trek • Fish Food Frenzy Mekanos Fire-Ball Frenzy • Demolition Drain-Pipe • Ripsaw Rage • Blazing Bazukas • Low-G Labyrinth K3 Krevice Kreepers • Tearaway Toboggan • Barrel Drop Bounce • Krack Shot Kroc • Lemguin Lunge Razor Ridge Buzzer Barrage • Kong-Fused Cliffs • Floodlit Fish • Pot Hole Panic • Ropey Rumpus Pacifica* Dingy Drain-Pipe* • Stormy Seas* • Sunken Spruce* • Cliffside Blast* • Ripcurl Reef* • Surf's Up* KAOS Kore Konveyor Rope Klash • Creepy Caverns • Lightning Lookout • Koindozer Klamber • Poisonous Pipeline Krematoa Stampede Sprint • Criss Kross Cliffs • Tyrant Twin Tussle • Swoopy Salvo • Rocket Rush Miscellaneous Barrel-Blastapalooza * Exclusive to the Game Boy Advance version. [Edit] Donkey Kong 64 Protagonists Playable characters Donkey Kong • Diddy Kong • Lanky Kong • Tiny Kong • Chunky Kong • Krusha* • Klaptrap** • Mario*** Non-playable characters Banana Fairy • Banana Fairy Princess • Beanstalk • Beetle • Candy Kong • Cranky Kong • Funky Kong • Ice Creature • K. Lumsy • Llama • Mermaid • Microbuffer • Mini Car • Necky • Owl • Rabbit • Scoff • Seal • Snide • Troff • Worm • Wrinkly Kong Animal Friends Rambi the Rhino • Enguarde the Swordfish • Squawks the Parrot • Lightfish Antagonists Bosses Army Dillo • Dogadon • Giant Spider • Toy Monster • Giant Viking Kremling • Mad Jack • Puftoss • King Kut Out • King K. Rool Enemies B. Locker • Barrel*** • Bat • Bones • Book • Fire*** • Flame • Ghost • Gnawty • Jack*** • Kasplat • Klaptrap • Klobber • Kaboom • Klump • Kop • Kosha • Krash • Kritter • Kroc • Mechanical Zinger • Mr. Dice • Oyster • Puftup • Purple Klaptrap • Robokremling • Resident Demon • Ruler • Sand Pile*** • Scubi • Shroom • Shuri • Sir Domino • Small Spider • Super Block • Skull Cart • Tomato • Zinger Locations DK Isles Kong Isle • Banana Fairy Island • Crocodile Isle • K. Lumsy's Prison Worlds Jungle Japes • Angry Aztec • Frantic Factory • Gloomy Galleon • Fungi Forest • Crystal Caves • Creepy Castle • Hideout Helm Other places DK's Tree House • Llama's Temple • Meiro no Shinden • Funky's Store • Candy's Music Shop • Cranky's Lab • Wrinkly Door • Snide's H.Q. • King Kruiser II Items 5-Banana Coin • Bananas (Yellow, Red, Blue, Purple & Green) • Banana Balloon • Banana Fairy's Camera • Banana Camera Film • Banana Coin • Banana Medal • Battle Arena Crown • Blueprint • Boss Key • Crystal Coconut • Candy's Headphones • Golden Banana • Melon Crate • Nintendo Coin • Orange • Rareware Coin • Supply Crate Objects Barrels & Crates Animal Crate • Barrel • Cranky's Kong Barrel • Tag Barrel • Bonus Barrel • TNT Barrel • Training Barrel • Steel Keg Switches Kong Switch • Target Switch • Wall Switch Pads Cranky's Kong Pad • Music Pad • Battle Arena Pad • Bananaport Pad Weapons Coconut Shooter • Peanut Popgun • Grape Shooter • Feather Bow • Pineapple Launcher • Orange grenade launcher Others Boulder • Minecart • Kannon • Kannonball Bonus Stages Batty Barrel Bandit • Peril Path Panic • Big Bug Bash • Searchlight Seek • Kremling Kosh • Mine Cart Ride • Splish Splash Salvage • Speedy Swing Sortie • Mad Maze Maul • Minecart Mayhem • Stealthy Snoop • Teetering Turtle Trouble • Busy Barrel Barrage • Beaver Bother • Krazy Kong Klamor • Stash Snatch Special Moves From Cranky Baboon Balloon • Baboon Blast • Chimpy Charge • Gorilla Gone • Gorilla Grab • Hunky Chunky • Mini-Monkey • Monkeyport • OrangStand • OrangStand Sprint • Pony Tail Twirl • Primate Punch • Rocketbarrel Boost • Simian Slam • Simian Spring • Strong Kong From Candy Bongo Blast • Guitar Gazump • Saxophone Slam • Triangle Trample • Trombone Tremor Other Banana Hoard • Blast-o-Matic • DK Rap • Donkey Kong • Donkey Konk • Gallery • Jetpac • Staff * Multiplayer only   ** Minigame only; *** Donkey Kong arcade game only [Edit] DK: King of Swing Playable characters Donkey Kong • Diddy Kong • Dixie Kong • Funky Kong • Wrinkly Kong • Kritter • King K. Rool • Bubbles Non-playable characters Candy Kong • Cranky Kong Levels Jungle World Banana Bungalow • Tropical Treetops • Contraption Cave • Puzzling Pyramid Wild West World Necky's Canyon • Cactus Woods • Madcap Mine • Treacherous Twister Aqua World Risky Reef • Lockjaw Falls • Kremling Kamp • Ship of Souls Ice World Cold Cold Forest • Raging Ravine • Ice Castle • Underwater Ruins K. Kruizer III Booster Barrel Skyway • K. Kruizer III Artillery • K. Kruizer III Hull • K. Kruizer III Engine Jungle Jam Tournament Attack Battle • Barrel Blast • Climbing Race • Color Capture • Obstacle Race Enemies Click-Clack • Flipflap • Flitter • Lockjaw • Mini-Necky • Neek • Necky • Powan • Shuri • Zinger Bosses Congazuma • Davy Bones • Fire Necky • King K. Rool • Sassy Squatch Items and objects Banana • Barrel • Barrel Cannon • Bomb • Bonus Barrel • Booster Barrel • Cannon • Conveyor Belt • Crystal Coconut • DK Medal • Floating Mine • Handle Peg • Jack Peg • Peg • Peg Board • Question Barrel • Rock • Rolling Barrel • Spinning Peg • Switch Peg • Tire • Wooden Crate Miscellaneous Cranky's Lectures • Gallery • Going Bananas • Hurling for Distance • Media • Quotes • Staff [Edit] Donkey Kong Barrel Blast Playable Characters Kongs Donkey Kong • Diddy Kong • Dixie Kong • Lanky Kong • Tiny Kong • Funky Kong • Wrinkly Kong • Cranky Kong Kremlings Kritter • Kip • Kass • Klump • Kalypso • Kludge • Kopter • King K. Rool Non-playable Character Candy Kong Cups Topaz Cup DK Jungle • Salty Sea • Mt. Dynamite Sapphire Cup Scorching Canyon • DK Jungle Falls • Shimmering Sea • Mammoth Glacier Diamond Cup Open Ocean • Mt. Dynamite Remix • Parched Palace • Cranky's Temple Platinum Cup Dynamite Run • DK Jungle Sunset • Alpine Peak • Temple Heights • Cosmic Highway Other Gallery [Edit] DK: Jungle Climber Characters Playable Donkey Kong • Diddy Kong • Dixie Kong • Funky Kong Non-playable Candy Kong • Cranky Kong • King K. Rool • Wrinkly Kong • Xananab Enemies Neek • Zinger • Click-Clack • Kritter • Flitter • Shuri • Puftup • Bramble • Banana Spaceship • Lockjaw • Mini-Necky Items Banana • Banana Bunch • DK Coin • Banana Coin • KONG Letters • DK Barrel • TNT Barrel • Barrel Cannon • Oil Barrel • Wings • Torch • Crystal Star • Booster Barrel • Hammer • Steel Barrel • Auto-Fire Barrel • Spirowarp • Crystal Banana • Peg Worlds Sun Sun Island • Lost Island • Ghost Island • Chill 'n' Char Island • High-High Island • Wormhole Minigames Rolling Panic • Banana Grab • Speed Climb • Throw 'n' Crush • Orange Picker • Booster Battle • Banana Bonanza [Edit] Donkey Kong Country Returns / Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D Characters Protagonists Donkey Kong • Diddy Kong • Cranky Kong • Rambi the Rhino • Squawks the Parrot • Super Kong • Tutorial Pig Bosses Mugly • Scurvy Crew • Stu • Mole Miner Max/Mole Train • Mangoruby • Thugly • Colonel Pluck / Stompybot 3000 • Tiki Tong Enemies Tiki Tak Tribe Big Zing • Flaming Tiki Buzz • Flaming Tiki Zing • Giant Pillar • Screaming Pillar • Tiki Boing • Tiki Bomber • Tiki Buzz • Tiki Doom • Tiki Goon • Tiki Pop • Tiki Seeker • Tiki Tank • Tiki Torch • Tiki Tork • Tiki Zing Other Ack • AckStack • Awk • Big Squeekly • Bobbin' Squeekly • Bonehead Jed • Bopapodamus • Buckbomb • Buckbot • Buzzbite • Cageberry • Char-char • Chomp • Cling Cobra • Electrasquid • Electroid • Fireball • Firebite • Firehead Ned • Frogoon • Hopgoon • Humzee • Jellybob • Kowalee • Leaping Flame • Mega Chomp • Mega Snaggles • Mimic • Mole Guard • Mole Miner • Muncher • Pinchly • Rawk • Ready-Bots (Pogobot • Pyrobot) • Shroom Chomp • Skellirex • Skittler • Skittler Pillar • Skullyrex • Snaggles • Snaps • Spore Chomp • Squeekly • Squiddicus • Squidly • Stilts • Super Snaggles • Tiki Zing (Factory) • Toothberry • Ultra Char-char • Vine Chomp • Wigglevine Objects Items Balloon Bunch • Banana • Banana Coin • Banana Juice • Crash Guard* • Red Balloon • Green Balloon* • Heart • Heart Boost • K-O-N-G Letters • Map Key • Puzzle Piece • Rare Orb Barrels Barrel Cannon • Blast Barrel • DK Barrel • Regular Barrel • Slot Machine Barrel Miscellaneous Bag • Container • Green surface • Rambi crate • Tire • Trapdoor Vehicles Mine Cart • Rocket Barrel Moves Barrel Roll (Cartwheel) • Blow • Ground Pound (Popgun Pound) • Ranged attack Levels Jungle Jungle Hijinxs • King of Cling • Tree Top Bop • Sunset Shore • Canopy Cannons • Crazy Cart • Platform Panic • Mugly's Mound Beach Poppin' Planks • Sloppy Sands • Peaceful Pier • Cannon Cluster • Stormy Shore • Blowhole Bound • Tidal Terror • Tumblin' Temple • Pinchin' Pirates Ruins Wonky Waterway • Button Bash • Mast Blast • Damp Dungeon • Itty Bitty Biters • Temple Topple • Shifty Smashers • Ruined Roost Cave Rickety Rails • Grip 'n' Trip • Bombs Away • Mole Patrol • Crowded Cavern • Jagged Jewels • Mole Train Forest Vine Valley • Clingy Swingy • Flutter Flyaway • Tippin' Totems • Longshot Launch • Springy Spores • Wigglevine Wonders • Muncher Marathon • Blast & Bounce • Mangoruby Run Cliff Sticky Situation • Prehistoric Path • Weighty Way • Boulder Roller • Precarious Plateau • Crumble Canyon • Tippy Shippy • Clifftop Climb • Perilous Passage • Thugly's Highrise Factory Foggy Fumes • Slammin' Steel • Handy Hazards • Gear Getaway • Cog Jog • Switcheroo • Music Madness • Lift-off Launch • Treacherous Track • Feather Fiend Volcano Furious Fire • Hot Rocket • Roasting Rails • Smokey Peak • Bobbing Basalt • Moving Melters • Red Red Rising • Five Monkey Trial • Tiki Tong Terror Cloud* Crushin' Columns* • Gushin' Geysers* • Spiky Surprise* • Mischievous Moles* • Topsy Turvy* • Tar Ball Fall* • Robo Factory* • Lavawheel Volcano* • Golden Temple Further info Extras • Gallery • Staff * Exclusive to the Nintendo 3DS version. [Edit] Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze‎ Characters Playable Donkey Kong • Diddy Kong • Dixie Kong • Cranky Kong • Funky Kong* Supporting Funky Kong • Professor Chops • Rambi the Rhino • Squawks the Parrot • Tawks* Bosses Pompy, the Presumptuous • Skowl, the Startling • Ba-Boom, the Boisterous • Fugu, the Frightening • Bashmaster, the Unbreakable • Lord Fredrik, the Snowmad King (Horn of Winter) Other Big Squeekly • Goats • Mugly • Skittler • Snaps Enemies Snowmad Tucks • Archy • Archy (fire) • Big Sphen • Boom Bird • Painguin Tucks • Papa Painguin • Pointy Tucks • Soary • Speedy Tucks • Trench Tucks • Tuff Tucks • Tenacious Tucks • Bouncy Tucks • Fluff • Harey • Harold • Tuff Fluff • Hootz • Blue Hootz • Hot Hootz • Puffton • Tuffton • Waldough • Chum Chucker Charlie • Fish Poker Pops • Walbrick • Walnut • Lemmington • Ice dragon Other Bouncelisk • Bucky • Buffaloafer • Buzzy • Carnivorous Plant • Cheesy Chester • Chompasaurus • Dozy • Electrified Anemone • Finley (Blue Finley · Green Finley · Red Finley) • Fireball • Flaming Falling Totem Pole • Fritz • Gargantuan Gills • Giant Spiked Nut • Gordo • Green Fish • Hanging TNT • Icicle • Jellyfish • Large Mimic • Mama Saw • Mimic • Monocle Monica • Porcupal • Proximity Mine • Pufftup • Punch Piranha • Punchy Paddy • Schnautzel • Sea Urchin • Snaggles • Snowball • Snowflake • Sour Dodo • Squiddicus • Swooper Dooper • Thug Slug • Tornado • Toucan't • Volcanic Debris • Wild Wendell • Yellow Snaggles Objects Items Banana • Banana Coin • Flying Banana • Heart • KONG Letters • Puzzle Piece • Red Balloon • Green Balloon • Blue Balloon • Crash Guard • Banana Juice • Heart Boost • Gold Heart • Mysterious Relic • Capsule Toy Machine Projectiles Barrel • Kong Barrel • Water Sack • Watermelon Fuse Bomb Miscellaneous Barrel Cannon • Blast Barrel • Bell • Burlap Hanging Sack • Climbing Grass • Collapsible Underwater Grass • Container • Cracked Block • Item Handle • Purple Flower Platform • Rambi the Rhinoceros Box • Slot Machine Barrel • Snowflake Shield • Spinning Platform • Spring Platform • Venus Trap Platform • Vine-Triggered Platform • Zip-Line Vine Vehicles Mine Cart • Rocket Barrel Moves Cane Bounce • Cartwheel • Corkscrew • Ground Pound (Popgun Pound) • Helicopter Spin • Ranged attack • Roll Attack Levels Lost Mangroves Mangrove Cove • Shipwreck Shore • Canopy Chaos • Trunk Twister • Zip-Line Shrine • Busted Bayou • Big Top Bop • Swinger Flinger Autumn Heights Windmill Hills • Mountain Mania • Horn Top Hop • Sawmill Thrill • Alpine Incline • Wing Ding • Crumble Cavern • Rodent Ruckus • Mountaintop Tussle • Bopopolis Bright Savannah Grassland Groove • Baobab Bonanza • Frantic Fields • Scorch 'n' Torch • Twilight Terror • Cannon Canyon • Rickety Rafters • Bramble Scramble • Triple Trouble • Precarious Pendulums Sea Breeze Cove Deep Keep • High Tide Ride • Amiss Abyss • Irate Eight • Sea Stack Attack • Current Capers • Rockin' Relics • Shoal Atoll • Fugu Face-Off • Spinning Spines Juicy Jungle Harvest Hazards • Reckless Ride • Fruity Factory • Panicky Paddles • Jelly Jamboree • Frosty Fruits • Beehive Brawl • Jammin' Jams • Punch Bowl • Platform Problems Donkey Kong Island Homecoming Hijinxs • Seashore War • Aqueduct Assault • Blurry Flurry • Forest Folly • Cliffside Slide • Frozen Frenzy • Meltdown Mayhem • Dynamite Dash • Icicle Arsenal • Volcano Dome • Slippy Spikes Secret Seclusion Levitation Station • Rocket Rails • Crazy Clouds Further info Extras • Gallery • Media • Staff * Exclusive to the Nintendo Switch version.