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[[King K. Rool]] and his Kremlings are archenemies of Donkey Kong and the Kong Family. They have stolen DK's hoard often for unknown reasons and kidnapped him and his friends. Even when the king and four colored Kritters join the Kongs to form the [[DK Wilds]], their antagonism still shows in chemistry. In the show, the feud is still the same. Donkey Kong enjoys giving the Kremlings beatings, causing them to have great fear and apprehension of him and K. Rool is often the most on the receiving end; getting a black eye, used as a bowling ball (unseen), and when he's thrown out in a barrel. | [[King K. Rool]] and his Kremlings are archenemies of Donkey Kong and the Kong Family. They have stolen DK's hoard often for unknown reasons and kidnapped him and his friends. Even when the king and four colored Kritters join the Kongs to form the [[DK Wilds]], their antagonism still shows in chemistry. In Super Smash Bros Ultimate, King K Rool’s trailer is called “The Rivals” as a reference to the enmity between him and Donkey Kong. In the show, the feud is still the same. Donkey Kong enjoys giving the Kremlings beatings, causing them to have great fear and apprehension of him and K. Rool is often the most on the receiving end; getting a black eye, used as a bowling ball (unseen), and when he's thrown out in a barrel. | ||
The Tiki Tak Tribe and the Snownads are other adversaries to Donkey Kong. DK has personal grudges with the two groups for stealing all the bananas on Donkey Kong Island, including the ones in his hoard, and exiling him and his friends while conquering their home, respectively. | The Tiki Tak Tribe and the Snownads are other adversaries to Donkey Kong. DK has personal grudges with the two groups for stealing all the bananas on Donkey Kong Island, including the ones in his hoard, and exiling him and his friends while conquering their home, respectively. | ||