Stompenclomper

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Stompenclomper
Artwork of Stompenclomper from Donkey Kong Bananza
Artwork from Donkey Kong Bananza
Species Stompoid
Appears in Donkey Kong Bananza (2025)
Member of Void Company (Stompenclomper)
Kremling Krew (K. Stompenclomper)

The Stompenclomper is a boss in Donkey Kong Bananza. It is a large, two-legged Stompoid with a mohawk, three mismatched teeth, and two glowing eyes, the left one being larger and having a glowing scar over it. It is fought twice in the main story: once in the Canyon Layer, and once in the Planet Core as K. Stompenclomper. Its main method of attack involves trying to stomp Donkey Kong with its terrain-covered feet.

In the Canyon Layer, after diving down into Click-Clack Smokestack's interior, Donkey Kong and Pauline encounter Stompenclomper, which jumps into the arena and initiates a battle. To defeat it, Donkey Kong must break its terrain shell and then attack the exposed golden mechanical core containing a Void Stake, which it has instead of the golden skull that regular Stompoids have. Destroying one of Stompenclomper's feet will cause it to switch from walking to hopping in the same manner as its smaller Stompoid brethren, and destroying both feet will immobilise it, making it easier to attack. Once half of its health is depleted, it regenerates, albeit converting the shell and one of its feet to concrete. Donkey Kong can either tear off chunks of stone or use the Kong Bananza to attack it. Once defeated, it leaves its Void Stake behind. The duo break it and then dive down to The Divide, where its three-bunch Banandium Gem lands.

In the Planet Core, K. Stompenclomper appears at Kremling Kamp in sublayer 1605. Unlike the K. Wallopoids, K. Stompenclomper's appearance does not change to resemble a Kremling, though its terrain shell resembles the layer's stone. After its defeat, it leaves behind Banandium Gem 14, titled "Stomped Stompenclomper! Again!" It is unknown how the K. Stompenclomper version was able to appear in the Planet Core, as Void Kong had already been defeated in the previous layer.

During the post-game, Stompenclomper can be rematched in the Boss Rush challenge in Ingot Isle Cave-In, unlocked by paying gold to Grumpy Kong. It is the fifth and final boss in this challenge, being fought after Muckety-Muck. Its defeat grants access to two five-bunch Banandium Gems: #30, titled "Kong-quered Stompenclomper!"; and #31, titled "Kong-quered the Boss Rush!"

Gallery[edit]

  • Stompenclomper's splash screen

    Stompenclomper's splash screen

  • K. Stompenclomper's splash screen

    K. Stompenclomper's splash screen

  • Artwork of K. Stompenclomper

    Artwork of K. Stompenclomper

  • Statue of Stompenclomper

    Statue of Stompenclomper

Naming[edit]

"Stompenclomper" is derived from "stomp" and "clomp", both words meaning "to step heavily". The "K" in "K. Stompenclomper" is derived from King K. Rool and members of the Kremling Krew using the letter in their names.

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese ストンペラー[1]
Sutonperā 		Portmanteau of "stomp" and "emperor"
Chinese (Simplified) 跺踏巨猴[2]
Duòtàjùhóu (Mandarin)
Dódaahpgeuihhàuh (Cantonese) 		Stomping Giant Monkey
Chinese (Traditional) 跺踏巨猴[3]
Duòtàjùhóu (Mandarin)
Dódaahpgeuihhàuh (Cantonese) 		Stomping Giant Monkey
Dutch Platpletter[4] From plat ("flat") and pletten ("to flatten")
French (European) Écrabroyeur[5] Portmanteau of écrabouiller ("to squash") and broyeur ("crusher")
Italian Gran Pestifer[6] Big Pestifer; play on words between pestifero ("troublemaker") and pestare ("to stomp")
Korean 스톰퍼러[7]
Seutompeoreo 		Portmanteau of "stomp" and "emperor", like the Japanese name
Polish Tuptastopiec[8] From tuptać ("to clomp") and stopa ("foot") with the noun-forming suffix -iec
Portuguese (Brazilian) Megapezão[9] Mega Big Foot
Russian Орангутанк[10]
Orangutank 		From орангутан (orangutan, "orangutan") + танк (tank, "tank")
Spanish Magnaplastoide[11] From magno ("great") and Aplastoide ("Stompoid")
Thai สตอมป์เพ็นคลอมเปอร์[12]
Sàdtɔɔmpenklɔɔmbpəə 		Stompenclomper

K. Stompenclomper[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese ストンペラー Ｋ[13]
Sutonperā K 		Stompenclomper K
Chinese (Simplified) 跺踏巨猴 K[14]
Duòtàjùhóu K (Mandarin)
Dódaahpgeuihhàuh K (Cantonese) 		Stompenclomper K
Chinese (Traditional) 跺踏巨猴 K[15]
Duòtàjùhóu K (Mandarin)
Dódaahpgeuihhàuh K (Cantonese) 		Stompenclomper K
Dutch K. Platpletter[16] K. Stompenclomper
French (European) K. Écrabroyeur[17] K. Stompenclomper
Italian Gran Pestifer Ver. K[18] Stompenclomper Mk K.
Korean 스톰퍼러 K[19]
Seutompeoreo K 		Stompenclomper K
Portuguese (Brazilian) Megapezão K[21] Stompenclomper K
Russian К. Орангутанк[20]
K. Orangutank 		K. Stompenclomper
Spanish Magnaplastoide K[22] Stompenclomper K
Thai K. สตอมป์เพ็นคลอมเปอร์[12]
K. Sàdtɔɔmpenklɔɔmbpəə 		K. Stompenclomper

References[edit]

  1. ^ mkのゲーム実況ch (August 02, 2025). 超巨大なエリアボスを破壊せよ!! 決戦ストンペラー!! Switch2で最速実況Part21 【ドンキーコングバナンザ】 (0:48). Japanese. Retrieved from YouTube.
  2. ^ losss (July 17, 2025). 咚奇刚 蕉力全开 part01. Simplified Chinese. Retrieved February 22, 2026 from YouTube.
  3. ^ AMU Game Channel (July 19, 2025). 咚奇剛:蕉力全開 劇情攻略 (6) 荒野的地層-地下301層【共33個蕉鑽石】. Traditional Chinese. Retrieved February 22, 2026 from YouTube.
  4. ^ MEGA album of Dutch Donkey Kong Bananza screenshots
  5. ^ OcariKnights (August 6, 2025). Écrabroyeur écrasé - Donkey Kong Bananza #12 (13:27). French. Retrieved December 30, 2025 from YouTube.
  6. ^ Mariuigi Khed (July 18, 2025). Donkey Kong Bananza ITA [Live 2]. Italian. Retrieved from YouTube.
  7. ^ 김용녀 (July 18, 2025). 동키콩 바난자 [3화 바난자 파워로 모든걸 파괴한다!] (2:48:38). Korean. Retrieved from YouTube.
  8. ^ In-game name. Donkey Kong Bananza (Ver. 3.1.0). Nintendo. Retrieved January 23, 2026.
  9. ^ Um Caras Que Jogam (July 17, 2025). DONKEY KONG BANANZA - Jogo Completo PT-BR (Full Gameplay) (2:24:50). Portuguese. Retrieved from YouTube.
  10. ^ Trueku (August 11, 2025). Donkey Kong Bananza / Донки Конг Бананза [SWITCH 2 Прохождение #2 КАНЬОН] (1:21:17). Russian. Retrieved from YouTube.
  11. ^ RockDevil (July 20, 2025). Donkey Kong Bananza - Juego Completo en Español Latino - NS2 4K60 HDR (4:32:39). Spanish. Retrieved from YouTube.
  12. ^ a b In-game name. Donkey Kong Bananza (Ver. 3.0.0). Nintendo. Retrieved December 22, 2025.
  13. ^ mkのゲーム実況ch (January 07, 2026). キングクルールに改造されたヴォイドコ ングのボスが襲来!? クレムリン軍団との 戦いはまだまだ終わらない!! Switch2で最 速実況Part93 【ドンキーコングバナン ザ】 (1:43). Japanese. Retrieved from YouTube.
  14. ^ losss (July 22, 2025). 咚奇刚 蕉力全开 直播回放 part06 2. Simplified Chinese. Retrieved February 22, 2026 from YouTube.
  15. ^ AMU Game Channel (July 29, 2025). 咚奇剛:蕉力全開 劇情攻略 (26) 星球中心-地下1600層【共20個蕉鑽石】. Traditional Chinese. Retrieved February 22, 2026 from YouTube.
  16. ^ MijKool (July 27, 2025). Donkey Kong Bananza #10 FINAL -KING K. ROOL EINDBAAS! (Nederlands). Dutch. Retrieved January 2, 2026 from YouTube.
  17. ^ OcariKnights (October 6, 2025). Jusqu'au bout du monde - Donkey Kong Bananza #47 (5:11). French. Retrieved December 30, 2025 from YouTube.
  18. ^ Mariuigi Khed (July 21, 2025). Donkey Kong Bananza ITA [Live 6]. Italian. Retrieved from YouTube.
  19. ^ 김용녀 (July 27, 2025). 동키콩 바난자 [18화 엔딩 울어라 엔딩이다! 하지만 모험은 계속된다?!] (35:39). Korean. Retrieved from YouTube.
  20. ^ Trueku (August 21, 2025). Donkey Kong Bananza / Донки Конг Бананза [SWITCH 2 Прохождение #12 РЕГИОН "ЯДРО ПЛАНЕТЫ"] (40:41). Russian. Retrieved from YouTube.
  21. ^ Single Multiplayer (September 17, 2025). Donkey Kong Bananza (7:56:23). Brazilian Portuguese. Retrieved from YouTube.
  22. ^ RockDevil (July 20, 2025). Donkey Kong Bananza - Juego Completo en Español Latino - NS2 4K60 HDR (15:46:12). Spanish. Retrieved from YouTube.
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Donkey Kong Bananza
Playable characters Donkey Kong • Pauline (Odd Rock)
Allies Fractones Architectone • Banandiumtonea • Bloomintone • Chiptone • Collectone • Constructone • Exploritone • Fragment • Fragmentone • Glamtone • Groovetones • Growtone • Hiddentone • Iron Jailer • Quiztone • Securitone • Seekertone • Smashintone • Stufftone • Styletone • Trustytone
Elders Elephant Elder • Kong Elder • Ostrich Elder • Snake Elder • Zebra Elder
Others Cranky Kong • Diddy Kong • Dixie Kong • Eel Family (Eelevator · Li'l Eelevator · Eeling · Great Harmoneel) • Elephant • Elephant Shopkeep • Monkey Shopkeep • New Donker • Ostrich • Ostrich Shopkeep • Prospector Monkey • Quawksa • Rambi • Salvager Monkey • Snake • Snake Shopkeep • Squawksa • Singing Blusterwing • Zebra • Zebra Shopkeep
Enemies Void Company Antickoid • Batteroid • Buzzoid • Crockoid • Glitzoid • Gloominoid • Illuminoid • Molevoloid • Muckoid • Munchoid • Peekaboopoid • Rolluskoid • Squeeloid • Stompoid • Trailfinoid • Trapantuloid • Wallopoid • VoidCo Bongo Blaster • VoidCo Spike-Ball Spitter
Kremling Krew Army • K. Wallopoid • Kaboom • Klaptrap • Kritter • Necky • Zinger
Bosses Abracajabya • Grumpy Kong (King Crockoid) • Inflammonite • King K. Rool (K. Rool, King of Rot) • Muckety-Muck • Mad Mixer • Peekabruiser • Poppy Kong • Sinister Blusterwing • Stompenclomper • Void Kong
Cameo appearances Banana Bird • Candy Konga • Chunky Konga • Clappera • Enguarde • Ghastly Kinga • Glimmer • Gnawty • KAOS • Lanky Kong • Lord Fredrika • Lurchin • Ninja Konga • Professor Chops • Squitter • Tiny Konga • Tucksa • Winky • Wrinkly Konga
Obstacles Crumbly Bridge • Fiery rain • Flaming barrel • Iron Ball • Lightning • Poison • Poison plant • Ring of fire • Spiky Ball • Tornado
Bananzas Kong Bananza • Zebra Bananza • Ostrich Bananza • Elephant Bananza • Snake Bananza
Terrain types Apple • Bacon • Bananaa • Banandium Melon • Banandium Mush (Pure Banandium) • Boom Rock • Bread • Bright Ore • Cheese (Grated · Melty) • Concrete (Spiked) • Crumbly Crust • Crystal • Dirt • Fractonium • Glow Stone • Grass • Ice • Iron (Electrified · Melted · Slippery) • Ketchup • Lava • Lettuce • Liftoff Ore • Meat • Melon (Green Rind · White Rind) • Metal • Muck • Mud • Neptunite (Slippery) • Orange • Organic Matter • Pear • Potato • Pure Gold • Rubber (Fragile) • Salt • Sand • Shade Cloud • Shade Ore • Shifty Stone • Snow (Fresh) • Spikes • Strawberry • Switcheroo Goo • Stone • Thorns • Trash • Water (Freezing) • Wood
Items and objects Banandium Gems Ingot Isle Cave-In • Lagoon Layer • Hilltop Layer • Canyon Layer • The Divide • Freezer Layer • Forest Layer • The Junction • Resort Layer • Tempest Layer • Landfill Layer • Racing Layer • Radiance Layer • Groove Layer • Feast Layer • Forbidden Layer • Planet Core
Other Ancient Record • Apple (Giant · Juice) • Balloon • Banana Burger • Banandium (Chip · Gem Map · Melon · Root) • Barrel Cannon • Beach ball • Bed • Blast Barrel • Boom Bomb • Bopper Switch • Bridge Seed • Burger Switch • Chunk • Closet • Cloudy Platform • Crate • Disc • DJ Booth • Egg Bomb • Fossil • Fossil Map • Geyser • Gold • Golden root • Hand mark • Ice maker • Key • KONG Letters • Melon Juice • Mine Cart • Music source • Pay-Dirt Piledriver • Pile of bananaa • Poster • Red Balloon • Rope • Seismic Splitter • Small animal • Snake switch • Statuea • Surfboarda • Swap Harp • Synthetic Sun • Terravoider • Tire • Treasure chest • Tuning fork • Updraft fan • Void Stake • Warp Barrela • Warp Gong • Watermelon • Zip line
Moves and abilities Brake Blast • Charge Dash • Charge Jump • Charge Punch • Charge Slap • Chunk Jump • Dive Punch • Flutter • Glare • Glide • Hand Slap • High-five • Inhale • Jump • Jump Burst • Jump Shot • Make music • Meteor Punch • Pick up • Punch • Shout • Spin Jump • Spin Shot • Spin Slam • Tear off • Turf Surf / Surf Surf • Trunk Chunk
Locations Layers DK Islanda • Ingot Isle Cave-In • Lagoon Layer • Hilltop Layer • Canyon Layer • The Divide • Freezer Layer • Forest Layer • The Junction • Resort Layer • Tempest Layer • Landfill Layer • Racing Layer • Radiance Layer • Groove Layer • Feast Layer • Forbidden Layer • Planet Core
Others All-You-Can-Eat Tower • Battle Challenge • Banana hoarda • Bonus Stage • Challenge Course • Chip Exchange • DK's Tree House • Fossil Museum • Gangplank Galleona • Getaway • Ingot Isle • New Donk City • Sinkhole • Stuff Shop • Style Shop • Underground World
Music "Title Theme" • "DK Artist" • "Hilltop Layer: Fractone Village" • "Freezer Layer: Chocolava Lake" • "Racing Layer: Rambi Rumble" • "Kong Bananza" • "Zebra Bananza" • "Ostrich Bananza" • "Elephant Bananza" • "Snake Bananza" • "Getaway" • "Closet" • "Challenge Course #1" • "Challenge Course #2" • "Challenge Course #3" • "Challenge Course #4" • "Challenge Course #5" • "Breaking Through (Heart of Gold)"
Emerald Rusha Emerald Chip • Emerald geyser • Emerald Lump • Emerald ore • Emerald Perk • Emerald root • Void Goal • Emerald Rush events (Chip Fever · So Strong It's Funny · Dig the Beat · Freeze Break · Ostrich Riches · Kawaranai tsuyo-sa)
Miscellaneous All-Mine Remote • Ask the Developer • Lists of names in other languages (Banandium Gems · Clothing · Fossils · Music List · Terrains) • Bananergy • Bananza ceremony • Bananza Lesson (Kong Elder's Hall · Zebra Elder's Hall · Ostrich Elder's Hall · Elephant Elder's Hall · Snake Elder's Hall) • Bananza Rehearsal (Kong Elder's Rehearsal Hall · Zebra Elder's Rehearsal Hall · Ostrich Elder's Rehearsal Hall · Elephant Elder's Rehearsal Hall · Snake Elder's Rehearsal Hall) • DK Artist • Donkey Kong Bananza: DK Island & Emerald Rush • Fossil names in other languages • Gallery • Inviseaux • Loading screen tips • Mind-Bender Mask • Nintendo Music (Special Release) • Photo Mode • Propellerpack • Quotes (Pauline Getaway dialogue) • Rambi Rumble • Skill Point • Smashin' Stats • Sound test • Squawkie-Talkiea • The ABCs of DK! • Staff • VoidCo IntelliSense Specs
a Exclusive to the DK Island & Emerald Rush DLC
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