Donkey Kong Country
Set on Kongo Bongo Island, this animated saga follows Donkey Kong, the island's resident champion. Long before the present timeline, a magical relic known as the Crystal Coconut entrusts him with the island's future as ruler, a bond forged with a spirit called Inka Dinka Doo. In the current day, Donkey Kong earns his right through daring feats and by steadfastly guarding the Crystal Coconut. Joined by his loyal allies, Diddy Kong, his best friend and sidekick, and Cranky Kong, his mentor, he defends the precious artifact from a range of threats, most prominently King K. Rool and his Kremling army, who scheme to seize it and wield power over Kongo Bongo. Throughout, Donkey Kong must balance his duties as protector with his social life, his ongoing relationship with Candy Kong, and his unabashed love of bananas.
Director(s)
Mike Fallows
Cast & Crew
Donkey Kong Country FAQs
Mike Fallows is the director of Donkey Kong Country.
The cast of Donkey Kong Country includes Sterling Jarvis as Donkey Kong (singing voice), Aron Tager as Cranky Kong (voice), Ron Rubin as Kaptain Scurvy (voice), Stevie Vallance as Dixie Kong (voice), Benedict Campbell as King K. Rool (voice), Donald Burda as Bluster Kong (voice), Damon D'Oliveira as Funky Kong (voice), Andrew Sabiston as Diddy Kong (voice), Richard Yearwood as Donkey Kong (voice), Len Carlson as Krusha (voice), and Adrian Truss as Klump (voice).
Episodes run about 23 mins. The total runtime is about 15h 20 mins.
Donkey Kong Country was released in 1998.
Donkey Kong Country is listed under Animation, Action & Adventure, Comedy, Sci-Fi & Fantasy, and Kids on Fanbiz.
Donkey Kong Country has 2 seasons and 40 episodes on Fanbiz. Available seasons include Season 1 and Season 2.
