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King K. Rool ist der König der Kremlings und der Hauptbösewicht der Donkey Kong-Serie. In den meisten Spielen versucht er, Donkey Kongs Bananen zu stehlen. King K. Rool is Donkey Kong's nemesis. King K. Rool, along with Mario is an antagonist in the Donkey Kong series. This article is a . You can help My English Wiki by making it a larger piece of rubbish . King K. Rool is the main antagonist of Donkey Kong series and archenemy of Donkey Kong and Kong Family. K. Rool is the malevolent leader of the Kremling Krew known to be mad, bossy, power-hungry tyrant, thief, irritated and megalomaniac. He repeatedly orders his right-hand Klump or others minions to steal Donkey Kong's Banana Hoard, kidnapping Kong Family members and get powerful objects for his goals. After losing his kingdom in second game, K. Rool and Kremling Krew refuge in bases built for themselves or abandoned sites. King K. Rool is the ruler of the Kremling Krew containing the Kremlings and the archenemy of the Kong Family and their allies. His name is pronounced 'cruel', the 'K' obviously implied to follow the Kremling trend. King K. Rool is the King of the Kremlings and the arch-nemesis of Donkey Kong as well as having been enemies with the Kongs for years, most of his plans had been trying to steal Donkey Kong's bananas but have always failed, despite this, he continues to do so in hoping he'll win one day and get rid of the Kongs for good. King K. Rool es el rey de los Kremlins y el enemigo principal de los juegos de Donkey Kong. Es un cocodrilo gigante con una capa y una corona su primera aparición fue en Donkey Kong Country donde este era el villano principal al que lo encontrabas en el último nivel que era el barco del rey donde después de unos golpes este es vencido hasta que luego de pasar los créditos este vuelve a despertar y se hace un poco más complicado de derrotar pero luego de eso Donkey Kong logra vencerlo y terminar su viaje. King K. Rool ist einer der wichtigsten Bösewichte in der Donkey Kong-Serie. Er ist der Anführer und Befehlshaber aller Kremlings und versucht oft, die Bananenvorräte der Kongs zu stehlen. “J'ai attendu longtemps ce moment. Bientôt, Donkey Kong et sa joli petite île... ne seront plus.” — King K.Rool - Donkey Kong 64 Le Roi K. Rool, qui a connu plusieurs alias, est le souverain malveillant des Kremlings et le méchant principal de la franchise Donkey Kong, ainsi que l'ennemi juré de Donkey Kong et de ses alliés. Le Roi K. Rool a essayé à plusieurs reprises de voler le stock de bananes des Kongs pour des raisons inconnues, bien qu'il ait été suggéré qu'il prenne le trésor pour faire mourir de faim les Kongs, en plus de bien aimer les bananes. Il a même kidnappé des membres de la famille Kong à diverses occasions. King K. Rool, who has gone by many aliases, is the malevolent ruler of the Kremlings and the Master of the Kremling Krew. He is also the main antagonist in the Donkey Kong series, as well as the archenemy of Donkey Kong and his allies. King K. Rool has repeatedly tried to steal the Kongs' Banana Hoard for reasons unbeknown to anyone, and has even kidnapped members of the Kong Family on various occasions. His name is a pun on the word "cruel" which kind of describes his actions and his personality. After King Bowser, King K. Rool is the second most recurring villain in the greater Super Mario Bros. continuity. Game series Donkey Kong First game Donkey Kong Country (1994) 'Created by' Rare Voiced by (English) Kevin Bayliss (Donkey Kong 64)Ben Campbell (Donkey Kong Country TV series)Voiced by (Japanese) Jūrōta Kosugi (Donkey Kong Country TV series, Japanese) King K. Rool is a character from the donkey Kong series he is the main villan hia goal is to take over the banana hoard. King K. Rool, also known by his aliases Kaptain K. Rool, Baron K. Roolenstein, and King Krusha K. Rool, is a Kremling (Kritter) and character in the Donkey Kong games. He is the main villain of the series, and leader of the Kremlings. His name is a pun on cruel because he is the "kroolest" of the Kremlings, as he is the King. King K. Rool is the main antagonist of the Donkey Kong series. He is the malevolent ruler of the Kremling race, the head of the Kremling Krew, and the arch-nemesis of Donkey Kong. K. Rool has repeatedly tried to steal Donkey Kong's Banana Hoard for reasons that aren't fully understood. To reach his goal, he has even gone as far as kidnapping some Kongs on various occasions just to get his way.

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“J'ai attendu longtemps ce moment. Bientôt, Donkey Kong et sa joli petite île... ne seront plus.” — King K.Rool - Donkey Kong 64 Le Roi K. Rool, qui a connu plusieurs alias, est le souverain malveillant des Kremlings et le méchant principal de la franchise Donkey Kong, ainsi que l'ennemi juré de Donkey Kong et de ses alliés. Le Roi K. Rool a essayé à plusieurs reprises de voler le stock de bananes des Kongs pour des raisons inconnues, bien qu'il ait été suggéré qu'il prenne le trésor pour faire mourir de faim les Kongs, en plus de bien aimer les bananes. Il a même kidnappé des membres de la famille Kong à diverses occasions. Son nom est un jeu de mots sur le mot «cruel», qui décrit souvent ses actions et sa personnalité. Il est doublé actuellement par Toshihide Tsuchiya depuis 2007. Game series Donkey Kong First game Donkey Kong Country (1994) 'Created by' Rare Voiced by (English) Kevin Bayliss (Donkey Kong 64)Ben Campbell (Donkey Kong Country TV series)Voiced by (Japanese) Jūrōta Kosugi (Donkey Kong Country TV series, Japanese) K. Rool (a pun on the word "cruel") is a fictional villain in the form of an obese anthropomorphic crocodilian, who appears in a number of video games by numerous developers (primarily Rareware and Nintendo) featuring Donkey Kong. He is the primary antagonist of the Donkey Kong series of games and acts as the recurring final boss for several of them, making him analogous to Bowser from the Mario series. K. Rool is the psychotic king of the Kremlings, a massive army of crocodile-like creatures who enjoy causing trouble for Donkey Kong and his friends, and are constantly stealing Donkey Kong's banana hoard. A master of disguise, he assumes many different personas. His most distinguishing features are the tic in his left eye and his golden belly, which may or may not be armor-plated. Considering that his bracers and crown have the same golden metallic sheen, and he cannot be rolled or cartwheeled into, it probably is. King K. Rool ist der König der Kremlings und der Hauptbösewicht der Donkey Kong-Serie. In den meisten Spielen versucht er, Donkey Kongs Bananen zu stehlen. King K. Rool, along with Mario is an antagonist in the Donkey Kong series. This article is a . You can help My English Wiki by making it a larger piece of rubbish . King K. Rool es el rey de los Kremlins y el enemigo principal de los juegos de Donkey Kong. Es un cocodrilo gigante con una capa y una corona su primera aparición fue en Donkey Kong Country donde este era el villano principal al que lo encontrabas en el último nivel que era el barco del rey donde después de unos golpes este es vencido hasta que luego de pasar los créditos este vuelve a despertar y se hace un poco más complicado de derrotar pero luego de eso Donkey Kong logra vencerlo y terminar su viaje. King K. Rool is Donkey Kong's nemesis. King K. Rool is the main antagonist of Donkey Kong series and archenemy of Donkey Kong and Kong Family. K. Rool is the malevolent leader of the Kremling Krew known to be mad, bossy, power-hungry tyrant, thief, irritated and megalomaniac. He repeatedly orders his right-hand Klump or others minions to steal Donkey Kong's Banana Hoard, kidnapping Kong Family members and get powerful objects for his goals. After losing his kingdom in second game, K. Rool and Kremling Krew refuge in bases built for themselves or abandoned sites. According with his face in Kremkoins, his portraits with pirate costume, and his log book in Donkey Kong 64; K. Rool was pirate leader in piracy era in his island before became king. King K. Rool is the main antagonist of the Donkey Kong series. He is the malevolent ruler of the Kremling race, the head of the Kremling Krew, and the arch-nemesis of Donkey Kong. K. Rool has repeatedly tried to steal Donkey Kong's Banana Hoard for reasons that aren't fully understood. To reach his goal, he has even gone as far as kidnapping some Kongs on various occasions just to get his way. King K. Rool, who has gone by many aliases, is the malevolent ruler of the Kremlings and the Master of the Kremling Krew. He is also the main antagonist in the Donkey Kong series, as well as the archenemy of Donkey Kong and his allies. King K. Rool has repeatedly tried to steal the Kongs' Banana Hoard for reasons unbeknown to anyone, and has even kidnapped members of the Kong Family on various occasions. His name is a pun on the word "cruel" which kind of describes his actions and his personality. After King Bowser, King K. Rool is the second most recurring villain in the greater Super Mario Bros. continuity. King K. Rool ist einer der wichtigsten Bösewichte in der Donkey Kong-Serie. Er ist der Anführer und Befehlshaber aller Kremlings und versucht oft, die Bananenvorräte der Kongs zu stehlen. King K. Rool is the ruler of the Kremling Krew containing the Kremlings and the archenemy of the Kong Family and their allies. His name is pronounced 'cruel', the 'K' obviously implied to follow the Kremling trend. King K. Rool is a character from the donkey Kong series he is the main villan hia goal is to take over the banana hoard. King K. Rool is the King of the Kremlings and the arch-nemesis of Donkey Kong as well as having been enemies with the Kongs for years, most of his plans had been trying to steal Donkey Kong's bananas but have always failed, despite this, he continues to do so in hoping he'll win one day and get rid of the Kongs for good. King K. Rool, also known by his aliases Kaptain K. Rool, Baron K. Roolenstein, and King Krusha K. Rool, is a Kremling (Kritter) and character in the Donkey Kong games. He is the main villain of the series, and leader of the Kremlings. His name is a pun on cruel because he is the "kroolest" of the Kremlings, as he is the King.

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