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Super Donkey Kong (Manga Boys Comics Special)
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| Artist | Anna Kouya |
| Publisher | Tokuma Shoten[1] |
| Label | Manga Boys Comics Special |
| Original language | Japanese |
| Volumes | 1 |
| Release date |  September 25, 1995[2] |
Super Donkey Kong is a manga written and illustrated by Anna Kouya, published on September 25, 1995, by Tokuma Shoten under the Manga Boys Comics Special label.
It is an adaptation of Donkey Kong Country, in which, just like in the game, Donkey Kong and Diddy Kong must recover their bananas stolen by the Kremlings with the help of their allies.
https://archive.org/details/superdonkeykongmanga
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Donkey Kong is looking for Diddy Kong when Diddy suddenly jumps out of a tree, startling him. Donkey Kong yells angrily at him and orders him to guard the banana hoard that very night. Later, Diddy Kong is guarding the bananas while a rainstorm rages outside. Although he complains about DK’s attitude toward him and the rain, he soon finds comfort in the bananas, praising their nutritional value. However, outside the cave he hears an unfamiliar voice, so he hides. It turns out to be an army of klumps led by one with a scar over his right eye, who have come to steal the bananas. The Klump in charge notices Diddy’s tail and spots him. Klump tries to capture him, but Diddy manages to dodge him and the rest of the klumps; However, he ends up getting trapped in a DK barrel, allowing the klumps to steal the bananas. Before retreating, the leader orders another Klump to take the barrel away.
The next morning, DK wakes up when he is suddenly hit, which confuses him. Cranky Kong appears and reveals that he was the one who hit him, which angers DK. Cranky scolds DK and tells him to check the banana hoard, showing that the bananas have been stolen, as well as the boot prints and Diddy’s footprints on the floor, noting that Diddy has disappeared. Cranky scolds DK again for being irresponsible. DK becomes determined and decides to go retrieve his bananas and find Diddy Kong, but Cranky ends up mocking him, and starts reminiscing about his youth. Fed up with listening to Cranky’s story, DK decides to leave and set out on his quest.
On his way, DK comes to the edge of a cliff and spots a cave where two kritters are talking; he doesn't notice a Necky behind him, who throws a rock at him, causing him to fall. DK lands on a Slippa, presumably killing it, and as he gets up, an Army attacks him, causing him to stumble, DK spots a banana on the ground and figures he’s on the right track, but then he hears some murmuring coming from a barrel that’s moving. DK taps on the barrel and asks if anyone’s inside, causing the murmuring to get louder. DK gets nervous and throws the barrel away, breaking it and revealing that Diddy Kong was inside. Diddy gets mad at DK, but DK is glad to see he’s okay. Once the duo reunites, they decide to continue their search. However, DK doesn’t know which way to go, so he asks Diddy for ideas. Diddy suggests following the trail of bananas on the ground. They both follow the trail, but it ends up leading them to Rambi, who was eating the bananas. DK and Diddy get mad at him for eating their clue. Rambi, realizing they were their bananas, tells them he was hungry and found those bananas on the ground, so he couldn’t resist. He offers to guide them to where the Kremlings are, which DK accepts, and they set off with Diddy riding on Rambi’s back and DK following behind. Once they arrive at the Kremlings’ hideout, they ambush them. Rambi charges at the kritters while DK punch them. The trio enters the cave, and even though Rambi warns him to be careful, DK ends up crashing into Very Gnawty, making him angry. Donkey Kong attacks him, but his punches have no effect, and Very Gnawty ends up hitting him with just one hand.
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Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning | Note(s) | Ref. |
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| Japanese | スーパードンキーコング Sūpā Donkī Kongu |
Super Donkey Kong | [3] |
Notes
- The manga features animals that never appear in the game, namely a rooster and an owl.
- Interestingly, there were plans to introduce an owl into the game as a animal friend.[4]
- Lady is portrayed as a princess who looks very similar to Princess Peach.[5]
- There were plans to produce a second volume that would adapt Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest, as indicated on the dust jacket and back cover of the volume, as well as in a comment by author Anna Kouya[6][7]. However, the story was never continued.[8]
References
- ^ Manga spine Internet Archive. Retrieved March 18, 2026.
- ^ Last page Internet Archive. Retrieved March 4, 2026.
- ^ Cover of Super Donkey Kong (Manga Boys Comics Special)
- ^ File:DKC general naming.jpg
- ^ File:SDK MANGA ARCADE.jpg
- ^ Comment on the dust jacket Internet Archive. Retrieved March 4, 2026.
- ^ Super Donkey Kong (Manga Boys Comics Special) Back cover
- ^ Have a 腐臭 day!.RANDOM HOO HAAS. Retrieved February 22, 2026.
Anna Kouya
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| Born | December 17, 1973[1][2] |
| Super Mario–related role | Author and artist of the Super Donkey Kong manga |
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Super Donkey Kong 4koma Manga Theater issues
| Super Donkey Kong 4 Koma Manga Theater (book 2) | |
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| Series | Super Donkey Kong 4koma Manga Theater |
| Artist | Various |
| Publisher | Enix Corporation |
| Release date | January 01, 1996 |
| ← Previous Super Donkey Kong 4koma Manga Theater (book 1) |
Next → Super Donkey Kong 4koma Manga Theater 3 |
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| Super Donkey Kong 4koma Manga Theater (book 3) | |
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| Series | Super Donkey Kong 4koma Manga Theater |
| Artist | Various |
| Publisher | Enix Corporation |
| Release date | November 01, 1996 |
| ← Previous Super Donkey Kong 4koma Manga Theater (book 2) |
Next → — |
Donkey Kong Country Spanish lyrics
pending song list
Note: For now, I will only focus on songs that have their own articles
- Being Together Forever
- I Got No Family Tree
- Creeping
- Can You Ever Forgive Me?
- The Big Bog Monster
- Bluebeard Baboon's Curse of the Double Doubloon
- The Banana Do-si-do
- The Booty Boogie
- Let Me Go Back to My Home
- I Wanna be a Star
- Feel the Power!
- Cranky's Gonna Show Ya
- Listen to Funky
- I'm Leo Luster
- Baby, I'm Back!
- I'm the Kong Fu Master
- The Pirate Scorn
- Holograms (song)
- I Gotta Eat!
- Watch the Skies (song)
- Look Out, World ('Cause Here I Come!)
- With These Riches
- Kongo Bongo Gone Wrongo (song)
- Diddy to the Rescue
- Look Out, Baby Kong!
- Yes Means No
- I've Got it All!
- I Haven't Got a Friend in the World
- I Like Evil
- The Mirror Never Lies
- Just Remember Me
- Just Remember Who You Are
- Interplanetary Visitor Dudes
- My Finest Hour
- Monkey Business
- Mixing Your Cares Away
- My Wittle Evil One
- No One's Going to Make a Monkey Out of Me
- Over the Hill
- One of Us
- That's Why He'd Rather Be With Me
- Tell Me Everything
- Riches Galore (Let's Go!)
- Why'd I Have to Fall for a Hero?
- We'll Always Be Friends!
translated songs
- Anyone Can Dance
- Bluster the Benevolent
- Second Banana
- I'm Nobody's Hero
- I'm Candy Kong's Clone
- Charades
- Metal Head
- Be Bad!
- Our Love is Stronger Than a Golden Banana
- The Ape on a Mission
