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Cranky Kong is a Kong that has appeared in several Donkey Kong games. He is well known for being the old Kong in Five Nights at Fuckboy's who takes the advice to you. Cranky Kong is some 4345 year old ape first featured in Donkey Kong Country, quite contrary to popular belief that he was the protagonist in the original arcade game, Donkey Kong. He is very weak, has severe memory loss and rants about the good-ol'-days. He was invented by Bruce Springsteen, the president of Nintendo. This article is a . You can help My English Wiki by making it a larger piece of rubbish . Cranky Kong est un Kong âgé et grincheux. Il a une barbe blanche et porte des lunettes noires. Il est souvent accompagné d'une canne. Il est le père de Donkey Kong Jr., le grand-père du Donkey Kong actuel et veuf époux de Wrinkly Kong Primera aparición Primera aparición Última aparición Última aparición Última aparición Juego/s Juego/s Género Género Especie Especie Vivienda Vivienda Vivienda Galaxia Rey HP PC Nivel Estrella Ataque Defensa Ataque mágico Defensa mágica Localización Monedas Experiencia Ataques Ataques Poderes Habilidades Puntos de resistencia Ataques especiales Punto débil Enemigos Item/s Item de Yoshi Es un personaje de videojuegos, perteneciente a sagas de Donkey Kong, creado por Rare, pero los derechos de este los tiene Nintendo. Hizo su primera aparición en Donkey Kong (juego) donde se confunde con Donkey Kong. Se hizo conocido por sus comentarios sarcásticos y graciosos. Cranky ha tenido más protagonismo en la saga Country, dando consejos a los Kongs (al menos en la primera y segunda parte). Cranky h thumb|294pxCranky Kong é o avô ou pai de Donkey Kong , ele tinha uma esposa a Wrinkly Kong . Cranky Kong apareceu em vários jogos de Donkey Kong , como Donkey Kong Country . Ele em Donkey Kong Country tem uma tenda para vender itens para Donkey Kong e para o seu sobrinho diddy kong . Cranky kong tinha uma esposa a Wrinkly Kong , que já faleceu . Cranky Kong agora está idoso , mas mesmo assim ajuda o seu neto ou filho nalgumas coisas. Cranky Kong is a widower and Donkey Kong's constantly complaining and rambling grandfather, who has made numerous appearances throughout the Donkey Kong series. He usually acts as a guide in the games to help his grandson Donkey Kong or his friends along their journey as he has had some enlightening experiences. In some appearances, he is indicated to be the original Donkey Kong from the arcade game, Donkey Kong and Mario's main adversary in the game prior to his retirement. Because of his claims to be the original Donkey Kong, he often looks down on his grandson and breaks the fourth wall by saying that Donkey Kong will never be as great a character as he was during his prime. Cranky is also Funky's grandfather. Cranky Kong is an elderly Kong and character in the Donkey Kong series of games. His stated by Rareware (the developers of Donkey Kong Country) that he is intended to be the Original DK, while the current Donkey Kong is either the son of an adult version of DK Jr., or DK Jr. himself. Cranky is the father (or grandfather) of Donkey Kong and the husband of Wrinkly Kong. “Besucht mich zuerst und lasst eure Kohle bei mir! Ich bin viel nützlicher als die anderen Pappnasen!” —Cranky Kong , Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest <default>Cranky Kong</default> Informationen Erster Auftritt Bislang letzter Auftritt Bislang einziger Auftritt Tod Spezies Heimat Verbindung(en) Mitglied in Synchronsprecher Erzfeind Darüber hinaus ist, beziehungsweise war, der kauzige Kong bis zu ihrem Tode mit Wrinkly Kong verheiratet. Cranky Kong is Donkey Kong's fourth-wall breaking and constantly complaining and rambling grandfather of Donkey Kong. Cranky is also, confirmed to be the original Donkey Kong in the Donkey Kong Country instruction manual. Performer(s) Appeared in Donkey Kong Sr., better known as Cranky Kong, is a character from Nintendo's Donkey Kong video game series. He is the eponymous gorilla who antagonized Mario in the original Donkey Kong arcade game, and is either the grandfather or father of the current Donkey Kong, depending on the source. Now an elderly, curmudgeonly ape, he provides sage advice to DK and/or his companions, always mixed in with his constant fourth wall-breaking complaints about modern video games. Game series Donkey KongFirst game Donkey Kong Arcade (origin)Donkey Kong Country (1994) 'Created by' Rare Voiced by (English) Aron Tager (TV series Voiced by (Japanese) Ryūsei Nakao (TV series) Cranky Kong is a character from the Donkey Kong series of video games, created by Rare and owned by Nintendo. He is introduced in Donkey Kong Country and is characterized as an elderly incarnation of the original Donkey Kong character featured in the 1981 arcade game. He is known for his scathing, fourth wall-breaking commentary on the state of video games today. Cranky has appeared in a number of Donkey Kong games, primarily as a reluctant adviser to Donkey Kong and his various simian pals. The current Donkey Kong introduced in Donkey Kong Country is Cranky's grandson, who inherited the name after Cranky Kong (Donkey Kong Senior) is a character in the Donkey Kong series, and Donkey Kong Junior's father. This old Kong first made an appearance in the video game Donkey Kong Country for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System, where he gave small tips for certain situations, like how to access a bonus level. He is married to Wrinkly Kong who died in between Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble! and Donkey Kong 64. It is often stated that he is the original Donkey Kong and that the modern Donkey Kong is really Donkey Kong Jr., but recent games rarely mention this factoid anymore. He is constantly breaking the fourth wall. For example, in Donkey Kong Country when you go to his cabin, he will say that if he was playing the game, he would have gotten there much faster. Cranky Kong ist einer der ältesten Kongs und war in Donkey Kong (Arcade) unter dem Namen Donkey Kong bekannt. Als Cranky kommt er erstmals in Donkey Kong Country vor. Cranky Kong es padre de Donkey Kong Jr. y abuelo de Donkey Kong y esta confirmado que el Donkey Kong que lucho contra Mario en los juegos de NES era el. en:Cranky Kong Cranky Kong is one of the main characters from the Donkey Kong games. He was created by Rare and is owned by Nintendo. Cranky was introduced in Donkey Kong Country and was said to be Donkey Kong's grandfather. He has been speculated to be an elderly version of the original Donkey Kong from the arcade game. He is known for complaining about the games of today and how older games are superior. A strange thing is that Cranky is an old kong but Mario doesn't seem to have aged much since the original Donkey Kong implying that Kongs age faster. Donkey Kong ist der heutige Cranky Kong. Donkey Kong Jr. ist der heutige Donkey Kong. Cranky Kong (bzw. Donkey Kong) wurde von Mario entführt, und musste von Donkey Kong Jr. (bzw. Donkey Kong) befreit werden. Kategorie:Charaktere Due to old age, his appearance is wrinkled and he has a beard. He also carries a short walking stick.

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Cranky Kong is one of the main characters from the Donkey Kong games. He was created by Rare and is owned by Nintendo. Cranky was introduced in Donkey Kong Country and was said to be Donkey Kong's grandfather. He has been speculated to be an elderly version of the original Donkey Kong from the arcade game. He is known for complaining about the games of today and how older games are superior. A strange thing is that Cranky is an old kong but Mario doesn't seem to have aged much since the original Donkey Kong implying that Kongs age faster. Cranky Kong (Donkey Kong Senior) is a character in the Donkey Kong series, and Donkey Kong Junior's father. This old Kong first made an appearance in the video game Donkey Kong Country for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System, where he gave small tips for certain situations, like how to access a bonus level. He is married to Wrinkly Kong who died in between Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble! and Donkey Kong 64. It is often stated that he is the original Donkey Kong and that the modern Donkey Kong is really Donkey Kong Jr., but recent games rarely mention this factoid anymore. He is constantly breaking the fourth wall. For example, in Donkey Kong Country when you go to his cabin, he will say that if he was playing the game, he would have gotten there much faster. Cranky Kong is Donkey Kong's fourth-wall breaking and constantly complaining and rambling grandfather of Donkey Kong. Cranky is also, confirmed to be the original Donkey Kong in the Donkey Kong Country instruction manual. Cranky Kong est un Kong âgé et grincheux. Il a une barbe blanche et porte des lunettes noires. Il est souvent accompagné d'une canne. Il est le père de Donkey Kong Jr., le grand-père du Donkey Kong actuel et veuf époux de Wrinkly Kong “Besucht mich zuerst und lasst eure Kohle bei mir! Ich bin viel nützlicher als die anderen Pappnasen!” —Cranky Kong , Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest <default>Cranky Kong</default> Informationen Erster Auftritt Bislang letzter Auftritt Bislang einziger Auftritt Tod Spezies Heimat Verbindung(en) Mitglied in Synchronsprecher Erzfeind Cranky Kong ist Mitglied der Kong-Familie und der ursprüngliche Donkey Kong aus dem gleichnamigen Automatenspiel von 1981. Das erste Mal unter dem Namen Cranky und seinem heutigen Erscheinungsbild trat er dreizehn Jahre später, 1994, in Donkey Kong Country auf, in dem auch erstmals sein Charakter deutlich wird: Er urteilt stets abwertend über moderne Videospiele und hat eine hohe Meinung von sich selbst. Cranky steht in einer verwandtschaftlichen Beziehung zum heutigen Donkey Kong, die allerdings oft widersprüchlich angegeben ist. So redet er von Donkey in Donkey Kong 64 als Sohn, während er in Donkey Kong Country und Donkey Kong Country Returns als Großvater des Gorillas bezeichnet wird. Darüber hinaus ist, beziehungsweise war, der kauzige Kong bis zu ihrem Tode mit Wrinkly Kong verheiratet. Due to old age, his appearance is wrinkled and he has a beard. He also carries a short walking stick. Cranky Kong is an elderly Kong and character in the Donkey Kong series of games. His stated by Rareware (the developers of Donkey Kong Country) that he is intended to be the Original DK, while the current Donkey Kong is either the son of an adult version of DK Jr., or DK Jr. himself. Cranky is the father (or grandfather) of Donkey Kong and the husband of Wrinkly Kong. Cranky Kong is some 4345 year old ape first featured in Donkey Kong Country, quite contrary to popular belief that he was the protagonist in the original arcade game, Donkey Kong. He is very weak, has severe memory loss and rants about the good-ol'-days. He was invented by Bruce Springsteen, the president of Nintendo. This article is a . You can help My English Wiki by making it a larger piece of rubbish . Cranky Kong ist einer der ältesten Kongs und war in Donkey Kong (Arcade) unter dem Namen Donkey Kong bekannt. Als Cranky kommt er erstmals in Donkey Kong Country vor. thumb|294pxCranky Kong é o avô ou pai de Donkey Kong , ele tinha uma esposa a Wrinkly Kong . Cranky Kong apareceu em vários jogos de Donkey Kong , como Donkey Kong Country . Ele em Donkey Kong Country tem uma tenda para vender itens para Donkey Kong e para o seu sobrinho diddy kong . Cranky kong tinha uma esposa a Wrinkly Kong , que já faleceu . Cranky Kong agora está idoso , mas mesmo assim ajuda o seu neto ou filho nalgumas coisas. Donkey Kong ist der heutige Cranky Kong. Donkey Kong Jr. ist der heutige Donkey Kong. Cranky Kong (bzw. Donkey Kong) wurde von Mario entführt, und musste von Donkey Kong Jr. (bzw. Donkey Kong) befreit werden. Kategorie:Charaktere Game series Donkey KongFirst game Donkey Kong Arcade (origin)Donkey Kong Country (1994) 'Created by' Rare Voiced by (English) Aron Tager (TV series Voiced by (Japanese) Ryūsei Nakao (TV series) Cranky Kong is a character from the Donkey Kong series of video games, created by Rare and owned by Nintendo. He is introduced in Donkey Kong Country and is characterized as an elderly incarnation of the original Donkey Kong character featured in the 1981 arcade game. He is known for his scathing, fourth wall-breaking commentary on the state of video games today. Cranky has appeared in a number of Donkey Kong games, primarily as a reluctant adviser to Donkey Kong and his various simian pals. The current Donkey Kong introduced in Donkey Kong Country is Cranky's grandson, who inherited the name after Cranky's retirement. Briefly after the release of Donkey Kong 64, however, a representative of Rare once stated that Cranky is meant to be Donkey Kong's father, and that the current Donkey Kong is meant to be an adult Donkey Kong Jr. Primera aparición Primera aparición Última aparición Última aparición Última aparición Juego/s Juego/s Género Género Especie Especie Vivienda Vivienda Vivienda Galaxia Rey HP PC Nivel Estrella Ataque Defensa Ataque mágico Defensa mágica Localización Monedas Experiencia Ataques Ataques Poderes Habilidades Puntos de resistencia Ataques especiales Punto débil Enemigos Item/s Item de Yoshi Es un personaje de videojuegos, perteneciente a sagas de Donkey Kong, creado por Rare, pero los derechos de este los tiene Nintendo. Hizo su primera aparición en Donkey Kong (juego) donde se confunde con Donkey Kong. Se hizo conocido por sus comentarios sarcásticos y graciosos. Cranky ha tenido más protagonismo en la saga Country, dando consejos a los Kongs (al menos en la primera y segunda parte). Cranky ha dicho en varias ocasiones que es el Donkey Kong original del videojuego de Arcade de 1981 y el abuelo del Donkey Kong de la saga Donkey Kong Country, por lo que el Donkey Kong de esta saga era el hijo del pequeño gorila que salvó a su padre en el juego arcade Donkey Kong Junior. Cranky Kong is a widower and Donkey Kong's constantly complaining and rambling grandfather, who has made numerous appearances throughout the Donkey Kong series. He usually acts as a guide in the games to help his grandson Donkey Kong or his friends along their journey as he has had some enlightening experiences. In some appearances, he is indicated to be the original Donkey Kong from the arcade game, Donkey Kong and Mario's main adversary in the game prior to his retirement. Because of his claims to be the original Donkey Kong, he often looks down on his grandson and breaks the fourth wall by saying that Donkey Kong will never be as great a character as he was during his prime. Cranky is also Funky's grandfather. It should be noted that in Donkey Kong 64, Cranky claims Donkey Kong is his "son" however "son" can be short for "grandson". Performer(s) Appeared in Donkey Kong Sr., better known as Cranky Kong, is a character from Nintendo's Donkey Kong video game series. He is the eponymous gorilla who antagonized Mario in the original Donkey Kong arcade game, and is either the grandfather or father of the current Donkey Kong, depending on the source. Now an elderly, curmudgeonly ape, he provides sage advice to DK and/or his companions, always mixed in with his constant fourth wall-breaking complaints about modern video games. To date, Cranky's only appearance in a Christmas-related production was the Donkey Kong Country cartoon's Christmas episode, "The Kongo Bongo Festival of Lights". As he is the original Donkey Kong, it bares worth noting that he was also briefly mentioned by his son, Donkey Kong Jr., at the beginning of the Saturday Supercade episode "A Christmas Story". Cranky Kong es padre de Donkey Kong Jr. y abuelo de Donkey Kong y esta confirmado que el Donkey Kong que lucho contra Mario en los juegos de NES era el. en:Cranky Kong Cranky Kong is a Kong that has appeared in several Donkey Kong games. He is well known for being the old Kong in Five Nights at Fuckboy's who takes the advice to you.

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