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As she has only had a one major role there's little known about her personality. Tiny's voice and demeanor is hinted at being somewhat sassy and tomboyish, with a confident demeanor similar to her sister [[Dixie Kong]], albeit more boisterous. She is also very brave, attacking even if her opponent is way bigger than her as shown during the [[DK Rap]] where she attacks a giant [[Klaptrap]]. | As she has only had a one major role there's little known about her personality. Tiny's voice and demeanor is hinted at being somewhat sassy and tomboyish, with a confident demeanor similar to her sister [[Dixie Kong]], albeit more boisterous. She is also very brave, attacking even if her opponent is way bigger than her as shown during the [[DK Rap]] where she attacks a giant [[Klaptrap]]. She is very gymnastic and flexible in her movements, able to perform the splits with ease. | ||
She | In more recent games she is depicted in a similar fashion, but with a focus on dance-like movements. In ''[[Mario Super Sluggers]]'' she regularly sways her hips while idle and breaks out into a brief dance when she successfully clears a mission. She is also hinted at as having a rivalry with the [[Kremling]] [[Kalypso]] in ''[[Donkey Kong Barrel Blast]]'', as they both stare down each other during the menu screens. Both her and Kalypso also have the same stats in the game. | ||
Her speech, like the other Kongs, actually consists of a series of monkey-like ooks and eeks, although as with the other Kongs nobody in the Mario universe seems to have a problem understanding what they mean. | Her speech, like the other Kongs, actually consists of a series of monkey-like ooks and eeks, although as with the other Kongs nobody in the Mario universe seems to have a problem understanding what they mean. | ||
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- “I’m off to the tag barrel - ready to kick reptile butt!”
- —Tiny Kong, Donkey Kong 64
Tiny Kong is character from the Donkey Kong series. She is Dixie Kong’s slightly younger but taller sister(much like Luigi is Mario's slightly younger but taller brother) and as such is the cousin of Kiddy Kong and Chunky Kong. She first appeared in Donkey Kong 64. She is known for being both nimble and fast and using her two ponytails to accomplish different tasks.
Following to her first appearance she hasn't had any other important roles in any other platform game, but was given cameo appearances in the Game Boy Advance remakes of the Super Nintendo games. Since Diddy Kong Racing DS, she received a significant redesign and now plays a larger role in spin-off adventures such as Donkey Kong Barrel Blast and has even appeared in Mario Super Sluggers. With only a few exceptions, she is playable in every game in which she appears.
Although known as Dixie's younger sister in the English releases of Donkey Kong 64, in Japan her relation to Dixie has never been officially confirmed.
History
Donkey Kong 64
In Donkey Kong 64, Tiny is one of the four Kongs imprisoned by the Kremling Krew at the start of the game with the others being Diddy Kong, Chunky Kong, and Lanky Kong. She is found in the area Angry Aztec, and can only be released by Diddy Kong after Donkey Kong saves him. In order for her to be released, Diddy must spell the code KONG by slamming the wall switches in the correct order using his Chimpy Charge ability.
Once Tiny is released, she is able to collect purple Bananas, Coins and Blueprints. She can also activate feather switches, pop purple balloons to get bananas, and slam switches with her face on them. Also, when she gains the ability Mini Monkey she can go with the Banana Fairy Queen to get the banana cam.
After Tiny is freed, she can begin her adventure on DK Isle, where she must visit the Banana Fairy queen and can find a total of six Bananas. In Jungle Japes, Rambi makes it possible for Tiny to get into a cave after she finds a few golden Bananas and finishes familiarizing herself with her surroundings. Tiny uses her Mini Monkey ability to get inside difficult places to reach and get Golden Bananas.
In Angry Aztec, she can obtain her Saxophone, Feather Bow, and her Mini Monkey ability. With help of the Squawks and her Mini Monkey ability. She is able to enter many different temples. Inside the many temples she can find many Golden Bananas and a Banana Fairy.
Tiny plays a large part in the Frantic Factory. After looking for Golden Bananas in the testing room, Tiny finds a sentient Toy Racecar, who tells her he has a Golden Banana for the first place winner. After Tiny completes the car race, she can search for more Golden Bananas and come across the Donkey Kong arcade game and a Golden Banana which is only obtainable by using her Mini Monkey ability. After she searches the factory high and low for Bananas, she gives the needed amount of bananas to Scoff who opens the door leading to the boss. The door reveals Tiny's face, meaning she is the only one able to fight the boss, Mad Jack. After defeating Mad Jack, Tiny obtains the third Boss Key to K. Lumsy's cage.
Tiny meets a mermaid in Gloomy Galleon, who tells her about her stolen pearls. Tiny must find the pearls in a giant chest and must then bring them back to the mermaid, who gives her a Golden Banana in return. She later opens an underwater door in a large sunken ship. After thoroughly searching the ship she finds another Golden Banana. Tiny finds her last Golden Banana in the area in another sunken ship.
Tiny's quest for the Bananas takes her to Fungi Forest. Tiny must find her first Golden Banana in the forest inside of a large tree stump infested with purple Klaptraps. After defeating them, she obtains a Golden Banana and a strange seed. When Tiny finds a good place to plant it, she must plant the seed in a loamy patch of soil. The seed eventually grows into a giant plant which gives her a Golden Banana, which she can get with help of Squawks. Tiny later finds a house and when she enters at night, she could fight a giant spider. Tiny must hit a certain amount of small spiders to make the giant one open its eyes, which she can shoot feathers at. After the Giant Spider is damaged enough, the it shrinks. After Tiny defeats the Giant Spider, she obtains another Golden Banana.
In Crystal Caves, Tiny visits Cranky who sells her a potion which can give her the power Monkeyport. Tiny must use her new power on a teleport pad deep in the caves which take her to an igloo-like crystal were a Golden Banana was. Tiny must find another teleport pad which takes her to were the Giant Kosha is. Tiny must defeat it and stop the raining rocks.
After entering Creepy Castle, Tiny finds the car she raced in Frantic Factory, who wants a rematch. Tiny must defeat him again to obtain another Golden Banana. Outside is a trail of purple bananas and a trash can. With help of her barrel and a mushroom, she can enter to the trash can, where she is attacked by flies. She, along all the Kongs, fight the boss of the level, King Kut Out. She fights the boss after Lanky Kong is defeated.
When the Kongs takes the Creepy Castle key to K. Lumsy, he opens the last level, Hideout Helm. The Kongs realize that they have a limited amount of time to deactivate the Blast-O-Matic, but with their help of Snide their time gets extended. After they deactivate the machine, the Kongs find out that King K. Rool has escaped in a plane, but left behind the last key. His plane gets struck down by K. Lumsy and crashes down on DK Isle later in in the game.
In the final battle against King K. Rool, she is the fourth to fight him. She must become small and enter through a hole in his shoe and use her Feather Bow on his toes.
During the game, she can gain different abilities. Her first individual ability is Mini Monkey, while the second is Ponytail Twirl, and the last one is Monkey-Port. Her instrument is the Saxophone; with this she can use the ability Saxophone Slam. Her weapon is the Feather Crossbow. Aside from this she can gain Simian Slam, Super Simian Slam, and Super Duper Simian Slam, which all Kongs can obtain.
She is the only Kong that can enter where the Banana Fairy Queen is found, and using Tiny's Monkeyport is the only way of getting to Hideout Helm. She is also playable in the Multiplayer mode.
She appears in the three endings of the game. In the first ending she appears playing with Chunky, until he throws her very high and gets mad at him once she lands. In the second ending she appears riding K. Lumsy, along with all the other Kongs. In the third ending she uses her Ponytail Twirl to fly, but ends up crashing.
N-Gang
She appeared in a comic from the N-Gang series. Her appearance was in the comic "Freeze Frame", where she didn't have a big role. Her appearance was at the very end where she is seen at the celebration held after King. K. Rool was defeated.
Donkey Kong in When the Banana Splits
Her second appearance in a comic was in Donkey Kong in When the Banana Splits, where the golden bananas are stolen again by the Kremlings. Unfortunately for King K. Rool, the Kremlings he sent stole the golden bananas at a bad time, as Tiny Kong and the other Kongs were home. Tiny Kong, along with all the playable Kongs from Donkey Kong 64, track King K. Rool easily through the jungle. After passing all Kremling's traps and beating all of the enemies, they have a final showdown against King K. Rool and the Kremlings. The Kongs win and get their golden bananas back.
Through the quest Tiny Kong showed some of her abilities she got in Donkey Kong 64 from Cranky Kong's potions, such as Ponytail Twirl. Her Ponytail Twirl worked slightly different, her ponytails rotate vertically instead of horizontally, but still have the same use. Also, like in the games, she attacked with her ponytails.
Game Boy Advance Donkey Kong Country series ports
Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest
Her next appearance was in the Game Boy Advance remake of Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest. Tiny appears in several of Funky Kong's mini-games and Diddy and Dixie would often had to save her. She appears in the mini-game Kongnapped, were Diddy or Dixie had to save her from Zingers. In this game she has a high pitched squeaky voice.
Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble!
She also appears in the Game Boy Advance remake of Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble. She appears in Funky's mini-games, along with the rest of the her family, where she appears in the water, and Dixie and Kiddy have to prevent her from being taken away by Kremlings. This was also from the few games were she used her debut design.
This game is one of the only games in which she appears and is not playable (the other being Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest). These were also her only appearances on the Game Boy Advance.
Diddy Kong Racing DS
Tiny makes a full return appearance in Diddy Kong Racing DS to replace Banjo, a character from the original Diddy Kong Racing. This game is her spin-off debut. Her acceleration and handling are both medium but has a slightly low top speed.
Tiny, along her sister, was first called by Diddy Kong; he explained that Timber from Timber Island asked him to help him defeat Wizpig, and also help to find out what happened to Drumstick, which was converted into a frog by Wizpig.
During the quest they arrived to Dino Domain, and after beating all the challenges in the area Tiny (or one of the other racers) had the option to race the brainwashed dinosaur Tricky the Triceratops through the valley, if she beat him he will open the Balloon Pop challenges. Once all the challenges were completed they could have another race against Tricky, if Tiny and the others manage to defeat him the spell on him would break, and Tricky will thank them by giving the piece of Wizpig's amulet he was guarding.
Their next location was the cold Snowflake Mountain, if Tiny and the others managed to beat all the trials they had the option to race against the Bluey the Walrus in a downhill mountain. After defeating him, he opened the Balloon Pop challenges from that area. After the challenges were completed, the racers had the option to challenge him again. After his defeat the spell on him would break and he gave Tiny and the others the second piece of Wizpig’s amulet.
Their next location was Sherbet Island, and like in the previous locations after beating the challenges they could race the aquatic brainwashed Bubbler the Octopus. After he was defeated he opened the Balloon Pop Challenges. Once the Balloon Pop challenges were completed Tiny and the other racers had the option to race him again. Finally after he was defeated and taken permanently out of Wizpig’s spell he gave Tiny and the other racers the third piece of the amulet.
Their next location was Dragon Forest, were after beating all the challenges Tiny and the others could race the fire spitting Smokey the Dragon. Like the previous bosses he opened the Balloon Pop challenges after being defeated. After he was defeated and taken out permanently of Wizpig’s control he gave Tiny and the racers the last piece of the amulet, thus they completed the amulet.
With all the pieces of the amulet, Tiny and the others found Wizpig and raced him, whom after being defeated teleports away in panic. Tiny, along all the other racers, held a celebration. During the celebration Wizpig arrives and asks for revenge, but this time in his home planet Future Fun Land. After a long race with many obstacles Tiny and the others defeated him and again held the final celebration this time without problems.
This is the first game she appears as playable along her sister and also this is her second playable appearance after eight years. Although this was the first racing game in which she appeared, she had previously raced two times against a car in Donkey Kong 64, in the levels Frantic Factory and Creepy Castle.
Tiny looks much older in this game, and was given somewhat of a teenage appearance. Her sister, Dixie Kong remained the same size, leading some to believe that their relation was either changed or forgotten. She was the only character to appear in this game that made a debut in Donkey Kong 64, and was one of the three female racers and also one of the three playable Kongs.
Donkey Kong Barrel Blast
Tiny Kong's next appearance was in the Wii game Donkey Kong Barrel Blast. She is an unlockable character, unlocked by winning the Sapphire Cup with a Kong Character. She is very fast and her rival is Kalypso, a Kremling with identical stats. She has excellent boost, good speed, and medium agility. In this game, she attacks her opponents by swinging her ponytails like a helicopter, possibly using the Ponytail Twirl. Like all the playable characters, she has the ability to perform Wild Moves.
She first appears in the title screen along all the other Kongs, except for Wrinkly Kong. In the Single Racing cutscene Tiny can be seen, along Lanky, Dixie, and Donkey, in front of their rivals, Kalypso, Klump, Kass, and Kritter. In the Records cutscene she can be seen in the middle of all characters looking at the records. In the Cranky's Flight School cutscene she is one of the Kongs that appears practicing. She also appears in Candy Challenge # 14: Help Tiny Kong!, Donkey has to help her beat Kalypso, this challenge is level 2 in difficulty.
Her winning celebrations include her spinning around, throwing punches, or putting her hands on her waist and pouting. When she loses she cries and looks at the ground, disappointed.
Her drums have green and purple bands in the middle, matching her beanie hat, and have a white flower emblem on them, which matches with her clothing. This was the second racing game in which she appeared and was also her first appearance on the Wii console.
Super Smash Bros. series
Although Tiny has never appeared playable in any Super Smash Bros. game, there are various references to her. She is mentioned in the DK Rap which appeared in Super Smash Bros. Melee and eventually Super Smash Bros. Brawl.
In Super Smash Bros. Brawl, she has a trophy and a sticker. Her trophy shows her walking happily. Her trophy doesn't mention that she is Dixie's sister, but instead mentions her high speed in Donkey Kong Barrel Blast and her Ponytail Twirl from Donkey Kong 64, as well as describing her as cute. Her sticker, which uses her artwork from Donkey Kong 64, increases arm attack by four and is only usable by Donkey Kong and Diddy Kong.
Mario Super Sluggers
She appears as playable in Mario Super Sluggers. She is a sub-character and is an unlockable character. This is her first appearance in a sports game and also her first appearance in the Mario series. In this game she can play baseball matches against many other characters.
In challenge mode she has to help Mario and the others beat Bowser and his son Bowser Jr., by playing baseball matches. Tiny can be found in the DK Jungle stage; after Mario and the others get the three Tablet pieces and raise the bridge they can access the area where Tiny is being held by Bowser Jr. Mario and the others eventually defeat Bowser Jr. and Tiny offers to join the team. She is part of the DK Wilds.
Her bat is sky blue with a white flower, similar to the one on her top. She is the only Kong character to have a normal bat. Her pitching entrance includes her spinning. When she pitches the ball and the character batting misses three times she celebrates by turning back and putting her right arm up, while her left arm down. Her batting entrance includes her waving her hand and then preparing to bat. As other team players she can use Star skills while pitching that make the ball go faster or slower.
She has good chemistry with her sister, Diddy Kong, Funky Kong, Donkey Kong, Baby DK, and a Cyan Mii; she has bad chemistry with King K Rool, Kritter, and Birdo. When the team she is in wins, she celebrates by waving her hands from one side to another. Her only ability is Clamber, meaning she can climb walls to catch the ball and negate Home Runs.
Tiny features average pitching, batting, and running skills, along with above average fielding skills (her fielding is a tad weaker than Diddy's though). She is the only balanced character from the Donkey Kong series, and she has the highest stat total among all the characters (excluding Miis) who can only play as team players. In this game, her speed is not as notable as in other games; in the Donkey Kong series, Tiny is one of the fastest Kongs, even faster than Diddy. But this time, both Diddy Kong and Dixie Kong are faster than her.
In this game, Tiny Kong had few lines and a conversation with other characters after being saved and before joining Mario and the others:
Before being saved:
- Tiny Kong: Hey, you guys! Help!
- Donkey Kong: Tiny Kong! You’ll pay for this, Bowser Jr.!
- Donkey Kong: Let’s move! We have to help!
- Diddy Kong: I’m in! Let’s go rescue Tiny Kong!
After being saved:
- Tiny Kong: Thanks, everybody! You saved my bacon!
- Tiny Kong: So you’re looking for baseball teammates? ...I could join you!
Online Card Collection
Tiny Kong is available in the Mario Super Suggers online card collection. She was from the first characters to be released. In Double Play she can be combined with Funky Kong to get the Great Clambering Kongs video, in which she appears.
The front part of the card features a new artwork, it has the Yoshi Park stadium background and her name is displayed in white letters surrounded by purple and yellow background.
The back part of the card is mainly purple with stars, it features an in-game image of her, her player abilities, her rookie year, the card description for her and stats.
Her Rookie Year is 1999, which means she debuted in that year, Donkey Kong 64 was released in the year 1999. Her card appears in the Collection wallpaper and appears randomly in the Flipping Frenzy screensaver. It also appears in the Collection Complete Poster, between Dixie Kong and Birdo.
Her card description describes her as the smallest of the Kongs, possibly meaning the smallest of the female Kongs in age that are playable in the game, as Tiny is not the smallest sized Kong, Diddy Kong and Dixie Kong are smaller and in age Kiddy Kong and Baby DK are younger.
Card Description: Tiny Kong is the smallest of the Kongs and doesn't boast the power of her bigger friends. But she is by no means the weakest player in the game. Great team chemistry with the Kongs make her a valuable pick.
Canceled Appearance
She was one of the few characters confirmed to appear in the canceled Nintendo GameCube game Donkey Kong Racing. The game was canceled because Rare was sold to Microsoft, but a trailer and a few screenshot were released prior to this. In the screenshot she is seen riding Enguarde.[1] In this game she was going to appear with her old look.
General Information
Physical Appearance
Past
During her debut in Donkey Kong 64, Tiny's fur was a lighter brown as opposed to her darker fur which she had in Diddy Kong Racing DS onwards. Her eyes were blue, but they were also bigger. Her clothes consisted of blue overalls with a flower on them, a white T-shirt and white shoes, and the same multicolored beanie hat as her current appearance. She also had bangs in this design. She was much smaller at this time, and was even shorter than Diddy Kong. Tiny's voice and demeanor is hinted at being that of a sarcastic Kong (acting similar to that of Kazooie).
After Donkey Kong 64, this look was used in the remakes of Donkey Kong Country 2 and Donkey Kong Country 3. It was going to appear in Donkey Kong Racing, but the game was canceled. The look was also used for some comics, and recently made an appearance as one of Tiny Kong's stickers in Super Smash Bros. Brawl.
This look was dropped after Rare was sold to Microsoft. From Diddy Kong Racing DS onwards, Nintendo decided to change her appearance and gave Tiny her current look.
Current
Tiny, as her name belies, is a tall ape, being taller than her big sister, but not as tall as Candy Kong. She has blond hair that is tied up in two ponytails and has blue eyes, unlike her sister who has green eyes. Her fur is brown, although in Diddy Kong Racing DS, it was slightly darker. Her current accessories consist of jumbo earrings and white fur wristbands.
Her clothing consists of sky blue sweat pants with a sky blue big-belly baring spaghetti-strap top. Her top has a flower on it and has purple borders, she wears orchid sandals and also wears a beanie hat, that is green in the bottom, purple in the middle, pink on the top and has pink borders around the colors green and purple. She has pink nails.
This look was used in Diddy Kong Racing DS and all games that came afterward, such as Donkey Kong Barrel Blast and Mario Super Sluggers. An exception is her sticker from Super Smash Bros. Brawl where she uses her debut look.
It was confirmed in Rare’s Scribes that Nintendo was the one that decided to change her look.[2] Although her redesign makes her appear older than her elder sister Dixie Kong, in Japan this relationship was never officially stated, which may explain the radical change in design. They have never been referred to sisters since Donkey Kong 64.
Personality
As she has only had a one major role there's little known about her personality. Tiny's voice and demeanor is hinted at being somewhat sassy and tomboyish, with a confident demeanor similar to her sister Dixie Kong, albeit more boisterous. She is also very brave, attacking even if her opponent is way bigger than her as shown during the DK Rap where she attacks a giant Klaptrap. She is very gymnastic and flexible in her movements, able to perform the splits with ease.
In more recent games she is depicted in a similar fashion, but with a focus on dance-like movements. In Mario Super Sluggers she regularly sways her hips while idle and breaks out into a brief dance when she successfully clears a mission. She is also hinted at as having a rivalry with the Kremling Kalypso in Donkey Kong Barrel Blast, as they both stare down each other during the menu screens. Both her and Kalypso also have the same stats in the game.
Her speech, like the other Kongs, actually consists of a series of monkey-like ooks and eeks, although as with the other Kongs nobody in the Mario universe seems to have a problem understanding what they mean.
Abilities
Much like her sister she uses her ponytails for attacking enemies, slowing and controlling her descent to the ground and can also extend her jump by rotating her ponytails. In Donkey Kong 64 she was the fastest Kong, she had a very high jump, she could also attack enemies by jumping on them and she is good at swimming and could breathe underwater; however she had the weakest physical attacks of all the Kongs. In Donkey Kong Barrel Blast she once again used her ponytails to attack and break things open. She, like all the other racers, could also perform Wild Moves in this game. In Mario Super Sluggers she had the ability Clamber.
In Donkey Kong 64 her abilities were:
- From Cranky's potions:
- Simian Slam: she can press green buttons that are marked with her face.
- Super Simian Slam: she can press blue buttons that are marked with her face.
- Super Duper Simian Slam: she can press red buttons that are marked with her face.
- Mini-Monkey: with the help of her special barrel she can shrink and enter small places.
- Ponytail Twirl: uses her ponytails as helicopter and can expand her jump, she can also make her fall slower.
- Monkey-Port: with the help of her Kong Pad she can teleport.
- From other Kongs:
- Saxophone Slam: she uses a saxophone to defeat enemies and can make secrets appear. She got this from Candy's music shop.
- Feather Bow: she uses a feather bow to defeat enemies or to activate switches. She bought this from Funky.
Voice Acting
- In Donkey Kong 64, she was voiced by Kevin Bayliss.
- In all later games she is voiced by Kaoru Sasashima, who also does the voice of Dixie Kong.
List of Game Appearances
| Title | Description | Release Date | System/Format |
|---|---|---|---|
| Donkey Kong 64 | Unlockable Playable Character | North America: November 24, 1999 |
Nintendo 64 |
| Donkey Kong Country 2 | Non-Playable Character | Europe: June 25, 2004 |
Game Boy Advance |
| Donkey Kong Country 3 | Non-Playable Character | Europe: November 4, 2005 |
Game Boy Advance |
| Diddy Kong Racing DS | Playable Character | North America: February 5, 2007 |
Nintendo DS |
| Donkey Kong Barrel Blast | Unlockable Playable Character | Japan: June 28, 2007 |
Wii |
| Super Smash Bros. Brawl | Cameo as Trophy and Sticker | Japan: January 31, 2008 |
Wii |
| Mario Super Sluggers | Unlockable Playable Character | Japan: June 19, 2008 |
Wii |
Official Profiles and Statistics
- Main article: List of Tiny Kong profiles and statistics
Donkey Kong 64
- Potions:
- Pad Move: Monkeyport
- Barrel Move: Mini Monkey
- Special Move: Ponytail Twirl
- Weapon: Feather Crossbow
- Instrument Ability: Saxophone Slam
- Color: Purple
- Boss:
- Name: Mad Jack
- Location: Frantic Factory
- Bio: "Dixie's VERY little sister brings a big dose of flower power to the Kong's campaign. You'll find her pigtails perfect for pugilism and not too bad for a helicopter ride from the treetops. Tiny never shrinks from her responsibilities - even when she shrinks herself physically for a mouse's eye view of the action. "
Diddy Kong Racing DS
- Speed: **
- Acceleration: ***
- Handling: ***
Gallery
Quotes
- "Sorry, guys, I'm afraid they got me too..." - Donkey Kong 64
- "Hurry up! I want out of this dingy cell!" - Donkey Kong 64
- "Nice work, Diddy! Right then, I’ll grab all the purple bananas I see. I’m off to the tag barrel – ready to kick reptile butt!" - Donkey Kong 64
- "Ookie! Ookie! (Hey, you guys! Help!)" - Mario Super Sluggers
- "Ook eek! (Thanks, everybody! You saved my bacon!)" - Mario Super Sluggers
Trivia
- Tiny Kong's Mario Super Sluggers baseball card describes her as the smallest of the Kongs, despite that her redesign since Diddy Kong Racing DS had already been established.
- In Mario Party 3, in the Mini-Game M.P.I.Q., one of the three possible answers (but an incorrect answer) to the question about what Donkey Kong's necktie initials read includes "TK" which may imply it stands for "Tiny Kong", however Tiny Kong's name has never been officially abbreviated.
References
| Donkey Kong Barrel Blast | ||
|---|---|---|
| Playable characters |
Kongs | Donkey Kong (Ultra Barrel) • Diddy Kong • Dixie Kong • Lanky Kong • Tiny Kong • Funky Kong • Wrinkly Kong • Cranky Kong |
| Kremlings | Kritter • Kip • Kass • Klump • Kalypso • Kludge • Kopter • King K. Rool | |
| Non-playable character | Candy Kong | |
| Cups | Topaz Cup | DK Jungle • Salty Sea • Mt. Dynamite |
| Sapphire Cup | Scorching Canyon • DK Jungle Falls • Shimmering Sea • Mammoth Glacier | |
| Diamond Cup | Open Ocean • Mt. Dynamite Remix • Parched Palace • Cranky's Temple | |
| Platinum Cup | Dynamite Run • DK Jungle Sunset • Alpine Peak • Temple Heights • Cosmic Highway | |
| Other | Gallery | |
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