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==Game Information== | ==Game Information== | ||
*''' | *'''Starting Team''': DK Wilds | ||
*'''Starting Team Captain''': [[ | *'''Starting Team Captain''': [[Donkey Kong]] | ||
*'''Stats''': | *'''Stats''': | ||
**'''Batting''': 6 | **'''Batting''': 6 | ||
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**'''Running''': 4 | **'''Running''': 4 | ||
*'''Talents''': Clamber | *'''Talents''': Clamber | ||
*'''Bat''': Banana | |||
*'''Sweet Spot''': undetermined | *'''Sweet Spot''': undetermined | ||
*'''Chemistry:''' | *'''Chemistry:''' | ||
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**'''Bad Chemistry:''' [[King K. Rool]], [[Kritter]] | **'''Bad Chemistry:''' [[King K. Rool]], [[Kritter]] | ||
*'''Bio''': ''A mini dynamo who can clamber and field!'' | *'''Bio''': ''A mini dynamo who can clamber and field!'' | ||
Collectible Card Bio: | |||
==Game Appearances== | ==Game Appearances== | ||
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*[[Baby Kong]], a character from [[Donkey Kong Country (show)|''Donkey Kong Country'''s TV adaption]], is an earlier example of a baby version of Donkey Kong. However, strangely, the Baby Kong character was later retconned into a separate character and was henceforth known as Donkey Kong's nephew. | *[[Baby Kong]], a character from [[Donkey Kong Country (show)|''Donkey Kong Country'''s TV adaption]], is an earlier example of a baby version of Donkey Kong. However, strangely, the Baby Kong character was later retconned into a separate character and was henceforth known as Donkey Kong's nephew. | ||
*Baby DK is the only Baby not to have a blue blanket to travel in, having a yellow one instead. | *Baby DK is the only Baby not to have a blue blanket to travel in, having a yellow one instead. | ||
*Mario Super Sluggers is the first and only game so far to have Baby Donkey Kong in 3-D. | *Mario Super Sluggers is the first and only game so far to have Baby Donkey Kong in 3-D. | ||
Revision as of 14:54, September 17, 2008
Template:Character-infobox Baby Donkey Kong is Donkey Kong's younger self which debuted in the DS game, Yoshi's Island DS. His most recent appearance was in Mario Super Sluggers. Until now he has appeared in two games and is playable in both of them. He is one of the seven Star Children.
Debut
In Yoshi Island DS Bowser was looking for the seven Star Children and orders Kamek to kidnap all the babies form the Mushroom Kingdom, including Baby Donkey Kong. For unknown reasons Baby DK is leaved behind before arriving to Bowser's Castle.
Yoshi and Baby Mario find him, and the baby ape helps saving Baby Peach from the ukikis, after saving her Baby DK decides to join Yoshi and the babies.
After a long journey they arrived to Bowser's Castle. When they arrived to the top of the castle they fought Baby Bowser and then Bowser, defeating both of them and saved Baby Luigi and the other babies. Baby Donkey Kong is revealed to be one of the seven Star Children.
Abilities
Aside from being the most powerful baby, he has multiple abilities that help the Yoshis many times:
- He can climb vines and chains, even hang onto a swinging rope and using the momentum to move forward.
- If the player presses ↓ and then the swallowing button (either Y or B depending on control settings), DK can do a shoulder charge that can break through dirt walls, some enemies, and tough blocks.
- Eggs thrown by Yoshi have an explosive effect – it is possible to defeat more than one enemy and activate ? Clouds, defeat enemies, or grab items just out of reach by a wall by the mini-blast.
- When a Yoshi ground pounds on poles, the pole goes all the way down on the first try, relating to DK's power.
Sports Appearances
Baby Donkey Kong is playable in Mario Super Sluggers for the Wii console. This is his first appearance in a Mario sports game. He is an unlockable sub-character. In challenge mode he helps Mario and the others beat Bowser and his son Bowser Jr.
His bat consists of a yellow banana. Baby DK's bathing entrance includes him rolling. He has good chemistry with Yoshi, Baby Mario, Baby Luigi, Baby Peach, Baby Daisy, Dixie Kong, Funky Kong and Tiny Kong; he has bad chemistry with King K. Rool and Kritter. His fielding ability is Clamber, meaning he can climb walls to catch the ball. He is good at fielding and bathing, but is bad at running and pitching. His default bat position is right, while the glove position is left.
Physical Description
He currently has brown fur and dark eyes, just like his older self. His clothing consists of a red monogrammed bib, just like the current DK has a monogrammed tie.
Game Information
- Starting Team: DK Wilds
- Starting Team Captain: Donkey Kong
- Stats:
- Batting: 6
- Pitching: 3
- Fielding: 8
- Running: 4
- Talents: Clamber
- Bat: Banana
- Sweet Spot: undetermined
- Chemistry:
- Good Chemistry: Yoshi, Baby Mario, Baby Luigi, Baby Peach, Baby Daisy, Dixie Kong, Funky Kong, Tiny Kong
- Bad Chemistry: King K. Rool, Kritter
- Bio: A mini dynamo who can clamber and field!
Collectible Card Bio:
Game Appearances
Game Appearances
| Title | Description | Release Date | System/Format |
|---|---|---|---|
| Yoshi Island DS | Playable Character | Japan: March 8, 2006 |
Nintendo DS |
| Mario Super Sluggers | Unlockable Playable Character | Japan: June 19, 2008 |
Wii |
Trivia
- Baby Kong, a character from Donkey Kong Country's TV adaption, is an earlier example of a baby version of Donkey Kong. However, strangely, the Baby Kong character was later retconned into a separate character and was henceforth known as Donkey Kong's nephew.
- Baby DK is the only Baby not to have a blue blanket to travel in, having a yellow one instead.
- Mario Super Sluggers is the first and only game so far to have Baby Donkey Kong in 3-D.
