Donkey Kong Bananza's special Nintendo Direct has led many to believe that King K. Rool may actually be the mastermind behind the whole game.

In addition, it showed the DK Rap from Donkey Kong 64 as an unlockable soundtrack song. It would only make sense to include King K. Rool, the main villain from the original Donkey Kong Country ...

You've been warned! Before Bananza released, hopeful Donkey Kong Country fans theorised that one of the game's new villains, Void Kong, was actually King K. Rool in disguise.

The King K. Rool Amiibo originally released in 2019 as part of the Super Smash Bros. line of figures. The Donkey Kong villain is one of many Amiibo figures that has been out of print for years.

Donkey Kong Bananza is the first mainline DK entry in over a decade, and it finally addresses one of the series' most prevalent criticisms.

The Kremlings first appeared in Donkey Kong Country back in 1994, alongside their leader, King K. Rool. The characters continued to appear in several games, but their appearances began to dwindle ...

In Donkey Kong: Bananza, instead of trying to get his bananas back from King K. Rool, or kidnapping Pauline, Donkey Kong has to stop Void Kong and his mining minions at VoidCo from looting DK ...