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Moon names in other languages by kingdom (A–K) List of Power Moon names in other languages by kingdom (L–M) List of Power Moon names in other languages

Both M Blocks and L Blocks may contain items for the Mario Bros. to collect, and have been grouped together with ? Blocks as Treasure Blocks. M Blocks

Williams R. Richardson C. Needham J. Stamper C. Sutherland M. Wilson B. Gunn T. Attwood S. Mayles M. Stevenson C. Gage J. Nash C. Peil S. Hurst D. Wise A.

DK's Jungle Parkway (originally written as D.K.'s Jungle Parkway), also known as Donkey Jungle Park or Donkey Kong Jungle, is the first course of the Special

Meanwhile, King K. Rool announces that he is going to send the K.C.C.B.M. device. When he says "blast off," Klump sends it, even though King K. Rool tells

their hands on a Kong. King K. Rool (goes by the alias of Kaptain K. Rool in Donkey Kong Country 2, and by the alias of Baron K. Roolenstein in Donkey Kong

their thought, which suggests that they may be the same as K-9s Mario fought previously. Similar to K-9, Chows can use Howl to inflict Fear. However, in place

also known as barrel-dispensing handles and spawn barrels to attack Baron K. Roolenstein with. At certain points in the latter location, multiple handles

boss. He won't forget this! ...Or forgive!" "Tear 'em up, King K. Rool!" "Er...K-King K. Rool? Are you sure about that?" "Gar! What're ya doin' here?"

Door, a model of K64 can be seen on a shelf in the purple house in Poshley Heights. In the Switch remake, there is also a picture of K64 in that same house

game are divided into color: Green K. Kid, Red K. Kid, and Blue K. Kid (Green M. Bowser, Red M. Bowser, and Blue M. Bowser in British English). However

of the sixth world, K. Rool's Keep, where they are ambushed by K. Rool's largest minion, Kerozene. After beating him, they chase K. Rool to the Flying

Star Power." "Heh heh heh heh heh... Sorry, King K. Didn't mean to bring Queen Nag in here." "Shut up, K! ...Now... If you folks will pardon me, I must be

Kimberly R. Cronin Richard S. Gannon Gregory K. Bowron Richard Bruce Elliot Allan Gelbart Heather C. Elliott Theresa M. Gilroy Donald P. Zappala Ron Fedele Robert

Utsunomiya Kazuo Shiomi Sayaka Yamato Seiji Ooshima Masami Yamana AG+MM2+R+T+K+K+M+S Masahiko Hidaka Hiroshi Imamura Hidehiko Motono Daisuke Mitahara Kazuhito

behind the waterfall where Donkey Kong's banana hoard is kept. Behind K. Lumsy's cage in K. Lumsy's Prison. Below the entrance to Crystal Caves's lobby. On

back t-t-to D-Donkey K-K-Kong Island!" "Back to see me again, eh, sonny? Let's see if you've improved your hero status, shall we?" "I'm not afraid to admit

Kimberly R. Cronin Richard Bruce Elliott Richard S. Gannon Gregory K. Bowron Theresa M. Gilroy Elvida Abella Robert T. Gillis Michelle Rochester Heather

K'NEX is an American-made building toy created by Joel Glickman and originally released in 1993 by K'NEX Industries. The K'NEX building system involves

they battle Kaptain K. Rool. Donkey Kong eventually breaks free from his ropes, and he uppercuts K. Rool out of the roof. Kaptain K. Rool falls all the