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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

Japanese

All dubs

Archival voices

Characters

Main characters

Name Description
Artwork of Donkey Kong for The Super Mario Bros. Movie
Donkey Kong
The film's titular protagonist, an overconfident prince who knows more about showing off than actually taking care of a kingdom.
Screenshot of Diddy Kong from The Super Mario Bros. Movie.
Diddy Kong
A naive, yet energetic Kong that idolize DK with a burning passion.
Cranky Kong in The Super Mario Bros. Movie
Cranky Kong
The stubborn king of the Jungle Kingdom and Donkey Kong's father.
Screenshot of the Nintendo Today! animation for the fifteenth day, showing King K. Rool.
King K. Rool
The fiendish antagonist of the film, who has been plotting to dethrone Cranky since the infamous Kremean War.
Screenshot of Dixie Kong from The Super Mario Bros. Movie.
Dixie Kong
Diddy Kong's more down-to-earth girlfriend.
Artwork of Rambi the Rhino from Donkey Kong: Barrel Blast
Rambi
A lonesome rhino that ends up becoming the chosen mount for DK.
Statue of Expresso from Donkey Kong Bananza
Expresso
An ostrich who has a surprising fondness of Earthly items.
Artwork of Squawks, from Donkey Kong Bananza
Squawks
Cranky Kong's Animal Friend within communications.
Statue of Ellie from Donkey Kong Bananza
Ellie
An elephant calf that Dixie Kong helps find its lost family.

Other characters

Name Description
Artwork of Bazooka from Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble!
Bazooka
A retired militant bear and Cranky's old ally.
Giuseppe from The Super Mario Bros. Movie.
Giuseppe
Resembling Mario from the very first Donkey Kong game, he briefly appears in the opening sequence while carpentry.
Mayor Pauline in a TV news interview.
Pauline
The mayor of New York City, appearing in both the opening sequence and the post-credits scene.

Kremling army

Name Description
Very GnawtyReally Gnawty
A Gnawty from Donkey Kong 64.A yellow Gnawty from Donkey Kong 64.
Gnawty
Multicolored beavers who are unleashed to chew up the entire Kong village, including its natural banana supply.
Artwork of a Kaboom from Donkey Kong Bananza
Kaboom
One of them makes a demolition attempt on Cranky Kong's palace.
A Klaptrap in the Planet Core.
Klaptrap
The Kremling equivalent to dogs.
Artwork of a Kritter from Donkey Kong Bananza
Kritter
Most reliable infantry of the Kremling army.
Render of green Krockhead in Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest.
Render of brown Krockhead in Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest.
Krockhead
Ancient members that are much closer to true crocodilians, both in look and behavior.
Rock Kroc in Donkey Kong Country.
Rock Kroc
Undead soldiers who were long ago trapped within the Monkey Mines.
Artwork of a Zinger from Donkey Kong Bananza
Zinger
A huge swarm is taken down by the acquired Coconut Shooter and Popgun.

Jungle Kingdom wildlife

Name Description
An Elephant from Donkey Kong Country Returns.
Elephant
Large, thick-skinned mammals which are seen in a herd that Ellie once belonged to.
A giraffe from the level Blowhole Bound.
Giraffe
Tall spotted ungulates who were peacefully eating from trees, until DK and Diddy run over one of them with a Mine Cart.
An unhypnotized squirrel from the ending of Donkey Kong Country Returns HD.
Squirrel
Arboreal rodents who are a common sight in the Vine Valley.
A Snippys as it appears in Donkey Kong Country Returns
Snippys
Yellowish crustaceans found along the Kingdom's coastlines.
A zebra from the level Blowhole Bound.
Zebra
Black-and-white striped equines that live on savannas around the mines.

Objects

Name Description
Artwork of gold for Donkey Kong Bananza
Gold
The most important material for the Kongs, used to create their architecture, clothing, weaponry, and above all, transportation.
Artwork of a Mine Cart from Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze.
Mine Cart
The Kong duo rides it in order to escape from the Rock Krocs.
Artwork of a Warp Pipe in The Super Mario Bros. Movie
Warp Pipe
Originally from the Super Mario franchise, Donkey Kong uses one in Brooklyn to go back his kingdom.

References