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Donkey Kong (ドンキーコング, Donkī Kongu?) is a fictional character appeared in 1981 in the eponymous video game (arcade and game). Created by Shigeru Miyamoto, the gorilla is originally the enemy of Jumpman (who later became Mario), his master that he kidnapped the fiancée.

Donkey Kong becomes then, among others with the Donkey Kong Country, a nice big gorilla in the middle which for the price of a few bananas, continue with his best friend, a small monkey agile and fast named Diddy Kong, a cruel and large weld crocodile named King k. Rool. In the following game, it is the small Dixie Kong who took over when Donkey Kong is removed. It then end the mission with his cousin Kiddy Kong large baby.

Cartoon 3D in his honour also to learn more about the characters (monkeys) secondary that animate the game: Cranky Kong, an old monkey grunting but nevertheless sympathetic by his hints, Candy Kong, girlfriend of Donkey Kong, Funky Kong, rebel monkey always there with his plane or his Board, not to mention Lanky, Tiny, Cranky and Chunky Kong that will help the time of Donkey Kong 64.

Origin of the name

Shigeru Miyamoto thought that "donkey" meant "stupid" in English, and therefore that Donkey Kong resulted in "stupid monkey" (in reference to King Kong). In reality, "donkey" means "donkey" and when he showed the name of Nintendo of America leaders, they laughed him to nose. Despite this, the name resta.

The evidence is that today, his name is still used and the character is still part of our video games such as: Super Smash Bros. Brawl. Brawl, the saga of the Mario Kart, Mario Sports Mix

But, in general, will be quickly replaced by the main enemy of Mario: Bowser

The planet of Donkey Kong 

From 1996 to 2001, Donkey Kong has had his own show on the French channel France 2, the planet of Donkey Kong in images of synthesis, but had little to do with video games since the Gorilla was only announce the series released at this time, with from time to time small humorous sketches.

Donkey and Cranky 

According to Nintendo, Donkey Kong Jr. was originally the son of Donkey Kong. But in Donkey Kong Country, rare presents Cranky Kong as the first Donkey Kong retired (the current Donkey Kong thus becoming the son of Donkey Kong Jr.). Nintendo denied the information, saying that it is she who had created Donkey Kong, but society however failed to accept its version by the public and decided to delete purely the character of Donkey Kong Jr. 

To play the classic Donkey Kong click the following link below:

Donkey Kong 