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Untitled Donkey Kong spin-off film
| Untitled Donkey Kong spin-off film | |
|---|---|
| General information | |
| Writer | Seth Rogen |
| Voice actors | Seth Rogen Eric Bauza Fred Armisen Benedict Cumberbatch Kristen Schaal Jay Pharoah Mads Mikkelsen |
| Composer | Brian Tyler |
| Countries of origin | United States Japan |
| Original language | English |
| Production | |
| Executive producers | Seth Rogen Evan Goldberg Yusuke Beppu |
| Producers | Chris Meledandri Shigeru Miyamoto |
| Editor | Eric Osmond |
| Production companies | Universal Pictures Illumination Nintendo Point Grey Pictures |
| Runtime | 110 minutes |
| Distribution | |
| Distributor | Universal Pictures |
| Release date | April 12, 2028 |
The Untitled Donkey Kong film is an animated spin-off to The Super Mario Bros. Movie produced by Nintendo in collaboration with Universal Pictures[1] and Illumination.
Cast
English
- Seth Rogen as Donkey Kong
- Eric Bauza as Diddy Kong
- Fred Armisen as Cranky Kong
- Benedict Cumberbatch as King K. Rool
- Kristen Schaal as Dixie Kong
- Jay Pharoah as Squawks
- Mads Mikkelsen as Bazooka
- Jessica DiCicco as Pauline
Japanese
- Kōji Takeda as Donkey Kong
- Naomi Kusumi as Cranky Kong
All dubs
- Dee Bradley Baker as Rambi, Expresso, Ellie and other non-anthropomorphic animals
- Charles Martinet as Giuseppe (except for Arabic, Indonesian, Mandarin, and Russian)
Archival voices
- Chris Sutherland provides one of the Kremlings' grunts.
Characters
Main characters
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
Donkey Kong |
The film's titular protagonist, an overconfident prince who knows more about showing off than actually taking care of a kingdom. |
Diddy Kong |
A naive, yet energetic Kong that idolize DK with a burning passion. |
Cranky Kong |
The stubborn king of the Jungle Kingdom and Donkey Kong's father. |
King K. Rool |
The fiendish antagonist of the film, who has been plotting to dethrone Cranky since the infamous Kremean War. |
Dixie Kong |
Diddy Kong's more down-to-earth girlfriend. |
Rambi |
A lonesome rhino that ends up becoming the chosen mount for DK. |
Expresso |
An ostrich who has a surprising fondness of Earthly items. |
Squawks |
Cranky Kong's Animal Friend within communications. |
Ellie |
An elephant calf that Dixie Kong helps find its lost family. |
Other characters
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
Bazooka |
A retired militant bear and Cranky's old ally. |
Giuseppe |
Resembling Mario from the very first Donkey Kong game, he briefly appears in the opening sequence while carpentry. |
Pauline |
The mayor of New York City, appearing in both the opening sequence and the post-credits scene. |
Kremling army
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
Gnawty |
Multicolored beavers who are unleashed to chew up the entire Kong village, including its natural banana supply. |
Kaboom |
One of them makes a demolition attempt on Cranky Kong's palace. |
Klaptrap |
The Kremling equivalent to dogs. |
Kritter |
Most reliable infantry of the Kremling army. |
Krockhead |
Ancient members that are much closer to true crocodilians, both in look and behavior. |
Rock Kroc |
Undead soldiers who were long ago trapped within the Monkey Mines. |
Zinger |
A huge swarm is taken down by the acquired Coconut Shooter and Popgun. |
Jungle Kingdom wildlife
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
Elephant |
Large, thick-skinned mammals which are seen in a herd that Ellie once belonged to. |
![]() Giraffe |
Tall spotted ungulates who were peacefully eating from trees, until DK and Diddy run over one of them with a Mine Cart. |
Squirrel |
Arboreal rodents who are a common sight in the Vine Valley. |
Snippys |
Yellowish crustaceans found along the Kingdom's coastlines. |
![]() Zebra |
Black-and-white striped equines that live on savannas around the mines. |
Objects
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
Gold |
The most important material for the Kongs, used to create their architecture, clothing, weaponry, and above all, transportation. |
Mine Cart |
The Kong duo rides it in order to escape from the Rock Krocs. |
Warp Pipe |
Originally from the Super Mario franchise, Donkey Kong uses one in Brooklyn to go back his kingdom. |

