Four Weddings and a Coconut
Template:DKCbox Four Weddings and a Coconut is the thirty-third episode of the Donkey Kong Country television series. The name is a pun on a British film called Four Weddings and a Funeral.
Plot Synopsis
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The episode starts at Bluster Barrelworks, where Candy is working, until Bluster arrives. He states that, someday, all the factory could be in her possession. She pushes Bluster and he falls on the ground. Candy wants to finish her job early to have lunch with Donkey Kong. Bluster says DK's nothing compared to him, Candy replies, saying that Donkey Kong loves her and can do anything for her. Bluster challenges her, wanting to be sure if DK will even merry her. Candy is sure that Donkey Kong will want to merry her. Slapping her fingers in front of Bluster makes him to be trapped in a barrel.
Donkey Kong and Diddy are arriving in the factory, where DK will ask Candy if he can go fishing with his little buddy instead have lunch with her. Candy leaves the factory and want to ask DK to be wed with her. He says he and Diddy have a "very important business" to care, with Diddy slightly laughing while hiding the fishing pole behind him. Candy accepts it and wants to ask something for him to return the favor. She asks to be wed with Donkey Kong, making him shocked. He finds a way of run away from the place, leaving Diddy and Candy there. Bluster, that stills inside the barrel, taunts Candy and she kicks the barrel away.
In the jungle, Diddy is seeking for Donkey Kong, when a banana peel falls in his cap and he notices DK on a tree. DK asks the little monkey if Candy is with him. He goes down from the tree. Donkey Kong thinks that the Crystal Coconut can answer him if can or cannot to merry Candy.
At Cranky's Treehouse, DK is told that he haven't anything that can prevent his wedding with Candy. Cranky confirms it and Donkey Kong collapses.
Featured Songs
- "Yes means No" (sung by Diddy and Donkey Kong)
- "The Banana Dosey Doe!!" (sung by Donkey Kong)
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