Rool then becomes the antagonist of the game that Donkey Kong and Pauline must contend with, as he too wants the Banandium Root for his own nefarious use. Chasing him down to the final Planet Core ...

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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.

Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. will introduce another Donkey Kong character to the game. King K. Rool, a long-time enemy of D.K. and his simian dudes, enters the fray for the first time.

Who is King K. Rool? King K. Rool is the villain from the Donkey Kong Country series. He’s a crocodile pirate king with a bugged-out, bloodshot eye and a golden, armored belly.

Are you excited for King K. Rool's inclusion in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate ? What was your favorite reveal from the character's creators? Let us know in the comments section below.

The Super Smash Bros. Ultimate presentation ended with a final character reveal. King K. Rool, a frequent foe of Donkey Kong, is joining the roster.

“Donkey Kong Country” villain King K. Rool is joining the “Super Smash Bros. Ultimate” roster as a playable fighter, Nintendo announced Wednesday during the “Smash”-focused Nintendo ...

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 ...

The infamous Donkey Kong villain King K. Rool was just revealed for Super Smash Bros. Ultimate! Nintendo did it. They actually did it! After the reveal of Ridley, which was another "long-shot" in ...

Among many other pieces of news, the company announced that Donkey Kong Country villain King K. Rool will be a playable character in the game--the croc's first appearance in the series.