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Diddy Kong is a young monkey who is [[Donkey Kong]]'s best friend and sidekick (stated by some sources in the late 1990's to be his nephew, likely as a play on the term "I'll be a monkey's uncle") in the ''Donkey Kong'' series, although he has held protagonist roles on two occasions. He wears a red cap and a red shirt, with a star pattern being present on his shirt since ''Donkey Kong Country 2'', and a Nintendo logo printed on his cap starting in ''Donkey Kong 64'' (though this design element would be absent in games published by other companies, such as the ''Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games'' series). He has a girlfriend named [[Dixie Kong]]. | Diddy Kong is a young monkey who is [[Donkey Kong]]'s best friend and sidekick (stated by some sources in the late 1990's to be his nephew, likely as a play on the term "I'll be a monkey's uncle") in the ''Donkey Kong'' series, although he has held protagonist roles on two occasions. He wears a red cap and a red shirt, with a star pattern being present on his shirt since ''Donkey Kong Country 2'', and a Nintendo logo printed on his cap starting in ''Donkey Kong 64'' (though this design element would be absent in games published by other companies, such as the ''Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games'' series). He has a girlfriend named [[Dixie Kong]]. | ||
In ''Donkey Kong Country'', Donkey Kong hires Diddy to guard the Kongs' banana hoard from the Kremlings who might want to steal it. Overhearing this, [[King K. Rool]] sends an attack on Diddy, who is tossed in a [[barrel]] and thrown into the bushes. Donkey Kong soon finds and frees him, and the two set out on an adventure to get their bananas back. In the game, the player could switch between Diddy Kong or Donkey Kong. As long as either Donkey Kong or Diddy Kong were alive, a life would not be lost when hit, though the player character would run off, forcing the player to switch to the other Kong (or in the case of 2-player modes, forcing the other player to tag in as the other Kong). The missing teammate could then be retrieved by breaking open a [[DK Barrel]], similar to the one Diddy was initially trapped in. Compared to Donkey Kong, Diddy was more agile, but in return was not able to defeat certain large enemies like Krusha. At some point, Donkey Kong and Diddy make a bet with Cranky Kong that they can't do their original adventure again on weaker hardware, which leads the events of ''Donkey Kong Land''. | In ''Donkey Kong Country'', Donkey Kong hires Diddy to guard the Kongs' banana hoard from the Kremlings who might want to steal it. Overhearing this, [[King K. Rool]] sends an attack on Diddy, who is tossed in a [[barrel]] and thrown into the bushes. Donkey Kong soon finds and frees him, and the two set out on an adventure to get their bananas back. In the game, the player could switch between Diddy Kong or Donkey Kong. As long as either Donkey Kong or Diddy Kong were alive, a life would not be lost when hit, though the player character would run off, forcing the player to switch to the other Kong (or in the case of 2-player modes, forcing the other player to tag in as the other Kong). The missing teammate could then be retrieved by breaking open a [[DK Barrel]], similar to the one Diddy was initially trapped in. Compared to Donkey Kong, Diddy was more agile, but in return was not able to defeat certain large enemies like Krusha. At some point, Donkey Kong and Diddy make a bet with Cranky Kong that they can't do their original adventure again on weaker hardware, which leads the the events of ''Donkey Kong Land''. | ||
Prior to the events of ''Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest'', the Kremling Krew, led by Kaptain K. Rool, captured Donkey Kong and took him to Crocodile Isle. Diddy calls upon [[Dixie Kong]] and they go after the Kremlings, eventually defeating Kaptain K. Rool in his Flying Krock airship and rescuing Donkey Kong. In ''Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble'', Donkey Kong and Diddy later get captured again on a fishing trip and get contained within the robot {{s|supermariowiki|KAOS}}, ostensibly the new leader of the Kremlings but in reality controlled by K. Rool under his Baron K. Roolenstein persona. Dixie and Kiddy Kong end up rescuing both. Diddy continues to be a valuable partner to Donkey Kong, especially as a member of the DK crew in ''Donkey Kong 64'' and a pseudo-powerup in ''Donkey Kong Country Returns'' and ''Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze''. | Prior to the events of ''Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest'', the Kremling Krew, led by Kaptain K. Rool, captured Donkey Kong and took him to Crocodile Isle. Diddy calls upon [[Dixie Kong]] and they go after the Kremlings, eventually defeating Kaptain K. Rool in his Flying Krock airship and rescuing Donkey Kong. In ''Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble'', Donkey Kong and Diddy later get captured again on a fishing trip and get contained within the robot {{s|supermariowiki|KAOS}}, ostensibly the new leader of the Kremlings but in reality controlled by K. Rool under his Baron K. Roolenstein persona. Dixie and Kiddy Kong end up rescuing both. Diddy continues to be a valuable partner to Donkey Kong, especially as a member of the DK crew in ''Donkey Kong 64'' and a pseudo-powerup in ''Donkey Kong Country Returns'' and ''Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze''. | ||
