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{{articleabout|the comic based on the game ''[[Donkey Kong Country]]''|other uses of the name "Donkey Kong Country"|[[Donkey Kong Country (disambiguation)|here]]}} | {{articleabout|the comic based on the game ''[[Donkey Kong Country]]''|other uses of the name "Donkey Kong Country"|[[Donkey Kong Country (disambiguation)|here]]}} | ||
'''Donkey Kong Country''' is the name of a 12-page comic in three parts, the first one being published in the 1/1995 issue of the German [[Club Nintendo]] magazine, the others in the following issues. It is the first one of two comics in the magazine to feature the | '''Donkey Kong Country''' is the name of a 12-page comic in three parts, the first one being published in the 1/1995 issue of the German [[Club Nintendo]] magazine, the others in the following issues. It is the first one of two comics in the magazine to feature the [[Donkey Kong (series)|''Donkey Kong'' series]] (the other one being "[[Donkey Kong in: Banana Day 24]]"), and it is based on the [[Donkey Kong Country|game of the same name]]. | ||
==Plot Synopsis== | ==Plot Synopsis== | ||
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[[Image:DKC_CN1.jpg|thumb|right|Donkey Kong searching for Diddy Kong.]] | [[Image:DKC_CN1.jpg|thumb|right|Donkey Kong searching for Diddy Kong.]] | ||
Basically, the first part tells the background story of ''Donkey Kong Country''. [[Donkey Kong]] throws a party in [[Donkey Kong's Treehouse|his house]]. Several [[Kong]]s can be seen having fun. An unnamed Kong asks Donkey | Basically, the first part tells the background story of ''Donkey Kong Country''. [[Donkey Kong]] throws a party in [[Donkey Kong's Treehouse|his house]]. Several [[Kong]]s can be seen having fun. An unnamed Kong asks Donkey whose turn it is to watch over the [[Banana Hoard]] in this night. Donkey answers that it's [[Diddy Kong]] and tells him not to be worried. Diddy, in the meantime, is not very happy with his job and wonders what the other Kongs are doing. Suddenly Diddy notices something in the copse, which turns out to be [[King K. Rool]]. He grabs Diddy and puts him into a [[Barrel]], which he throws away afterwards. | ||
The next morning, [[Cranky Kong]] enters the cave of the Banana Hoard, noticing that all [[Banana]]s are missing. Immediately he informs Donkey Kong about the matter. Donkey is shocked about the missing of the Bananas, but he is even more shocked about the missing of Diddy Kong, admitting that it's all his own fault. He stripes through the jungle to search for his friend. Soon, Donkey finds a [[DK Barrel]]. Assuming that there is something inside, he throws it in the air and accidentally drops it, making it open and release Diddy Kong. Glad to be united again, they agree to search for King K. Rool and to fetch their Bananas back. | The next morning, [[Cranky Kong]] enters the cave of the Banana Hoard, noticing that all [[Banana]]s are missing. Immediately he informs Donkey Kong about the matter. Donkey is shocked about the missing of the Bananas, but he is even more shocked about the missing of Diddy Kong, admitting that it's all his own fault. He stripes through the jungle to search for his friend. Soon, Donkey finds a [[DK Barrel]]. Assuming that there is something inside, he throws it in the air and accidentally drops it, making it open and release Diddy Kong. Glad to be united again, they agree to search for King K. Rool and to fetch their Bananas back. | ||
