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|image=[[File:DKC Cartoon Green Kroc.png|150px]]
|image=[[File:DKC Cartoon Green Kroc.png|150px]]
|first_appearance=[[Donkey Kong Country (television series)|''Donkey Kong Country'']] [[Booty and the Beast]] (1998)
|first_appearance=[[Donkey Kong Country (television series)|''Donkey Kong Country'']] - [[Booty and the Beast]] (1998)
|species=[[Kritter]]
|species=[[Kritter]]
|latest_appearance=''Donkey Kong Country'' [[Message in a Bottle Show]] (cameo) (2000)
|latest_appearance=''Donkey Kong Country'' - [[Message in a Bottle Show]] (cameo) (2000)
|latest_portrayal=Richard Newman
|latest_portrayal=Richard Newman
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Revision as of 06:19, October 5, 2024

Green Kroc
Green Kroc from the DKC Cartoon
Species Kritter
First appearance Donkey Kong Country - Booty and the Beast (1998)
Latest appearance Donkey Kong Country - Message in a Bottle Show (cameo) (2000)
Latest portrayal Richard Newman
“But I'm your first...”
Green Kroc, Ape-Nesia

Green Kroc is one of Kaptain Skurvy's shipmates and a minor recurring character on the Donkey Kong Country animated series.

Alongside his fellow shipmates, Green Kroc usually aids Kaptain Skurvy in his schemes to steal the Crystal Coconut. He sometimes questions the purpose of pirate rules and he does not understand burying stolen treasure if they are going to dig it back up again. He did not study the Pirate Handbook as much as his fellow shipmate Kutlass, which makes him weaker than him. Occasionally, his voice is switched with Kutlass' voice due to errors. Green Kroc's model is a recolor of the Kritter's, as the two are identical aside from their chest colors.

Names in other languages

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Trivia

  • Green Kroc is apparently of French descent as evidenced by his French accent. Green Kroc also has a (rare) habit of slipping back to his native tongue. This appears to be coincidental, as the Donkey Kong Country television series is of French origin.