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== Plot Synopsis == | == Plot Synopsis == | ||
After [[Donkey Kong]] begins annoying various citizens of [[Donkey Kong Island|Kongo Bongo Island]], many begin to question why Donkey Kong must be future ruler. Following [[Bluster Kong]]'s advice [[Cranky Kong]] decides to have an election, to which the inhabitants agree. [[King K. Rool]] decides to run, and becomes the front-runner, surprisingly. He makes various campaign promises; to [[Candy Kong|Candy]] and [[Dixie Kong]], he promises to stand up for women's rights. For [[Funky Kong]], he promises air-surfing ([[ | After [[Donkey Kong]] begins annoying various citizens of [[Donkey Kong Island|Kongo Bongo Island]], many begin to question why Donkey Kong must be future ruler. Following [[Bluster Kong]]'s advice [[Cranky Kong]] decides to have an election, to which the inhabitants agree. [[King K. Rool]] decides to run, and becomes the front-runner, surprisingly. He makes various campaign promises; to [[Candy Kong|Candy]] and [[Dixie Kong]], he promises to stand up for women's rights. For [[Funky Kong]], he promises air-surfing ([[General Klump |Klump]] picks up Funky's surfboard with Funky standing on it and glides him around.) Donkey Kong gets nasty during the campaign, and annoys everyone trying to give the other candidates the gladhand. Donkey Kong makes a campaign promise to Krusha that he will not hit him the next time he tries to steal the coconut. It is election day. All the votes are cast. It is a tie. K. Rool and Krusha try to steal the coconut. DK nabs Krusha, and Krusha reminds DK of his promise. He keeps it. Krusha makes the deciding vote, much to DK's scorn, that he shall be future ruler. | ||
== Trivia == | == Trivia == | ||
* It is shocking that the town becomes anamored by K. Rool, considering all the times he tried to destroy the island and steal the coconut. | * It is shocking that the town becomes anamored by K. Rool, considering all the times he tried to destroy the island and steal the coconut. | ||
* It is quite awkward that K. Rool tries to become elected future ruler so he can steal the coconut without being blamed, but then makes another blatant attempt to steal it before becoming elected. | |||
[[Category: TV Episodes]] | [[Category: TV Episodes]] | ||
[[Category: Donkey Kong Country Episodes]] | [[Category: Donkey Kong Country Episodes]] | ||
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Vote for Kong-Fidence is the thirty-forth episode of the Donkey Kong Country TV Show.
Plot Synopsis
After Donkey Kong begins annoying various citizens of Kongo Bongo Island, many begin to question why Donkey Kong must be future ruler. Following Bluster Kong's advice Cranky Kong decides to have an election, to which the inhabitants agree. King K. Rool decides to run, and becomes the front-runner, surprisingly. He makes various campaign promises; to Candy and Dixie Kong, he promises to stand up for women's rights. For Funky Kong, he promises air-surfing (Klump picks up Funky's surfboard with Funky standing on it and glides him around.) Donkey Kong gets nasty during the campaign, and annoys everyone trying to give the other candidates the gladhand. Donkey Kong makes a campaign promise to Krusha that he will not hit him the next time he tries to steal the coconut. It is election day. All the votes are cast. It is a tie. K. Rool and Krusha try to steal the coconut. DK nabs Krusha, and Krusha reminds DK of his promise. He keeps it. Krusha makes the deciding vote, much to DK's scorn, that he shall be future ruler.
Trivia
- It is shocking that the town becomes anamored by K. Rool, considering all the times he tried to destroy the island and steal the coconut.
- It is quite awkward that K. Rool tries to become elected future ruler so he can steal the coconut without being blamed, but then makes another blatant attempt to steal it before becoming elected.
