K. Lumsy

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Once the player defeats a boss and recovers their key and opens a lock on K. Lumsy’s cage, he jumps for joy, and opens another area is opened as a result, allowing the Kongs to recover more keys as well as allowing them to rescue other allies and allowing them to collect the remaining stolen [[Golden Banana]]s.

Once all eight keys are recovered and the last lock on his cage is removed, K. Lumsy is freed. Immediately after exiting his cell, K. Lumsy notices an airship flying through the sky, and he chases after the plane, with the plane being the [[King Kruiser II]],King K. Rool’s personal means of escape from Donkey Kong Island after the Kongs foil his plan to destroy it. K. Lumsy trips on a rock while chasing the airship and accidentally knocks it out of the sky. It crashes onto the shore, and the Kongs then enter it and engage King K. Rool.

Once all eight keys are recovered and the last lock on his cage is removed, K. Lumsy is freed. Immediately after exiting his cell, K. Lumsy notices an airship flying through the sky, and he chases after the plane, with the plane being the [[King Kruiser II]], King K. Rool’s personal means of escape from Donkey Kong Island after the Kongs foil his plan to destroy it. K. Lumsy trips on a rock while chasing the airship and accidentally knocks it out of the sky. It crashes onto the shore, and the Kongs then enter it and engage King K. Rool.

After King K. Rool's defeat, King K. Rool is sent flying through the air by [[Funky Kong]], crash landing on K. Lumsy's Island before being beaten by K. Lumsy and sent flying through the roof as revenge for locking him up earlier. In the ending, K. Lumsy later gives the Kongs a ride around the waters of Donkey Kong Island.

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 Once the player defeats a boss and recovers their key and opens a lock on K. Lumsy’s cage, he jumps for joy, and opens another area is opened as a result, allowing the Kongs to recover more keys as well as allowing them to rescue other allies and allowing them to collect the remaining stolen [[Golden Banana]]s.
-Once all eight keys are recovered and the last lock on his cage is removed, K. Lumsy is freed. Immediately after exiting his cell, K. Lumsy notices an airship flying through the sky, and he chases after the plane, with the plane being the [[King Kruiser II]],King K. Rool’s personal means of escape from Donkey Kong Island after the Kongs foil his plan to destroy it. K. Lumsy trips on a rock while chasing the airship and accidentally knocks it out of the sky. It crashes onto the shore, and the Kongs then enter it and engage King K. Rool.
+Once all eight keys are recovered and the last lock on his cage is removed, K. Lumsy is freed. Immediately after exiting his cell, K. Lumsy notices an airship flying through the sky, and he chases after the plane, with the plane being the [[King Kruiser II]], King K. Rool’s personal means of escape from Donkey Kong Island after the Kongs foil his plan to destroy it. K. Lumsy trips on a rock while chasing the airship and accidentally knocks it out of the sky. It crashes onto the shore, and the Kongs then enter it and engage King K. Rool.
 After King K. Rool's defeat, King K. Rool is sent flying through the air by [[Funky Kong]], crash landing on K. Lumsy's Island before being beaten by K. Lumsy and sent flying through the roof as revenge for locking him up earlier. In the ending, K. Lumsy later gives the Kongs a ride around the waters of Donkey Kong Island.