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'''Sumo Kong''' is a large gray ape who appears as one of the bosses in the game ''[[Donkey Kong Jungle Beat]]''.
'''Sumo Kong''' is a large gray ape who appears as one of the bosses in the game ''[[Donkey Kong Jungle Beat]]''.


In ''Donkey Kong: Jungle Beat'' Sumo Kong is the ruler of the [[Star Fruit Kingdom]], the sixteenth kingdom [[Donkey Kong]] ventures through. Donkey Kong's battle with Sumo Kong takes place in space on an asteroid field with [[Earth]] in the background. After a long fist-fight with Sumo Kong, Donkey Kong was victorious in battle and went on to do battle with the colossal [[Ghastly King]].
In ''Donkey Kong: Jungle Beat'' Sumo Kong is the ruler of the [[Star Fruit Kingdom]], the sixteenth kingdom [[Donkey Kong]] ventures through. Donkey Kong's battle with Sumo Kong takes place in space on an asteroid field with [[Earth]] in the background. After a long fist-fight with Sumo Kong, Donkey Kong is victorious in battle and went on to do battle with the colossal [[Ghastly King]].


Sumo Kong appears once more at the end of game ceremony, along with the other Kongs faced in the game to honor Donkey Kong's victory over the Ghastly King.
Sumo Kong appears once more at the end of game ceremony, along with the other Kongs faced in the game to honor Donkey Kong's victory over the Ghastly King.

Revision as of 18:32, October 23, 2011

Template:Character-infobox Sumo Kong is a large gray ape who appears as one of the bosses in the game Donkey Kong Jungle Beat.

In Donkey Kong: Jungle Beat Sumo Kong is the ruler of the Star Fruit Kingdom, the sixteenth kingdom Donkey Kong ventures through. Donkey Kong's battle with Sumo Kong takes place in space on an asteroid field with Earth in the background. After a long fist-fight with Sumo Kong, Donkey Kong is victorious in battle and went on to do battle with the colossal Ghastly King.

Sumo Kong appears once more at the end of game ceremony, along with the other Kongs faced in the game to honor Donkey Kong's victory over the Ghastly King.

Trivia

  • Sumo Kong's name, as well as his appearance, are obviously derived from the Japanese fighting style and sport, sumo wrestling.


References


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