List of spirits (Donkey Kong series): Difference between revisions

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*The choice of Giant Donkey Kong as a minion fighter is a reference to Donkey Kong Jr.'s father, the original Donkey Kong who was imprisoned by Mario in ''Donkey Kong Jr.''
*The choice of Giant Donkey Kong as a minion fighter is a reference to Donkey Kong Jr.'s father, the original Donkey Kong who was imprisoned by Mario in ''Donkey Kong Jr.''
*The stage choice is a reference to the first level of ''Donkey Kong Jr.'', which takes place in a jungle.
*The stage choice is a reference to the first level of ''Donkey Kong Jr.'', which takes place in a jungle. Furthermore, the Spirit Battle placement in the Pac-Maze in the World of Light Adventure Mode is a reference to ''Donkey Kong Jr.'' being a game released in the 1980's.
*The increased throw power battle condition is a reference to the main gameplay mechanic of ''Donkey Kong Jr.'', which involves grabbing onto vines.
*The increased throw power battle condition is a reference to the main gameplay mechanic of ''Donkey Kong Jr.'', which involves grabbing onto vines.
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*The choice of Villager as a fighter and the battle condition is a reference to Stanley, the main protagonist of ''Donkey Kong 3'' who used his insect repellent to battle Donkey Kong and other bugs in the greenhouse.
*The choice of Villager as a fighter and the battle condition is a reference to Stanley, the main protagonist of ''Donkey Kong 3'' who used his insect repellent to battle Donkey Kong and other bugs in the greenhouse.
*The stage and music choice is a reference to ''Donkey Kong 3'' being the sequel to both ''Donkey Kong'' and ''Donkey Kong Jr.''
*The stage and music choice is a reference to ''Donkey Kong 3'' being the sequel to both ''Donkey Kong'' and ''Donkey Kong Jr.''  
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*The choice of Donkey Kong as a fighter is a reference to Cranky Kong being the original Donkey Kong and grandfather to the current Donkey Kong. Furthermore, the Donkey Kong puppet fighter's white alternate costume is a reference to Cranky Kong's giant white beard.
*The choice of Donkey Kong as a fighter is a reference to Cranky Kong being the original Donkey Kong and grandfather to the current Donkey Kong. Furthermore, the Donkey Kong puppet fighter's white alternate costume is a reference to Cranky Kong's giant white beard.
*The stage choice, and Spirit Battle placement in DK Island within the World of Light Adventure Mode is a reference to Cranky Kong's cabin in ''Donkey Kong Country'' appearing in the foreground. Furthermore, the stage choice is a reference to Cranky Kong's silhouette seen inside the window.
*The stage choice, and the Spirit Battle placement in DK Island within the World of Light Adventure Mode is a reference to Cranky Kong's cabin in ''Donkey Kong Country'' appearing in the foreground. Furthermore, the stage choice is also a reference to Cranky Kong's silhouette appearing as a background character inside the window.
*The music choice is a reference to the theme title music to the original ''Donkey Kong'' arcade game. Coincidentally, Cranky Kong played this song on the gramophone in the opening of ''Donkey Kong Country.''
*The music choice is a reference to the theme title music to the original ''Donkey Kong'' arcade game. Coincidentally, Cranky Kong played this song on the gramophone in the opening of ''Donkey Kong Country.''
*The Slumber Floor hazard is a reference to Cranky Kong's old age, as he is often found fallen asleep.
*The Slumber Floor hazard is a reference to Cranky Kong's old age, as he is often found fallen asleep.
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*The choice of Captain Falcon as a fighter is a reference to both Captain Falcon and Funky Kong being pilots of their own aircraft.
*The choice of Captain Falcon as a fighter is a reference to both Captain Falcon and Funky Kong being pilots of their own aircraft.
*The choice of Diddy Kong and Donkey Kong as minion fighters is a reference to both being fellow Kongs along with Funky Kong.
*The choice of Diddy Kong and Donkey Kong as minion fighters is a reference to both being fellow Kongs along with Funky Kong.
*The stage and music choice, and Spirit Battle placement in DK Island within the World of Light Adventure Mode is a reference to Funky's Flights, the travel service operation in ''Donkey Kong Country'' that provides the Kongs transport to a previous location in the game.
*The stage and music choice, and the Spirit Battle placement in DK Island within the World of Light Adventure Mode is a reference to Funky's Flights, the travel service operation in ''Donkey Kong Country'' that provides the Kongs transport to a previous location in the game.
*The choice of Bullet Bills as the rule item is a reference to the Jumbo Barrel, Funky Kong's barrel-shaped jet aircraft.
*The choice of Bullet Bills as the rule item is a reference to the Jumbo Barrel, Funky Kong's barrel-shaped jet aircraft.
*The battle condition is a possible reference to Funky Kong's role as an item shopkeeper in ''Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze''.
*The battle condition is a possible reference to Funky Kong's role as an item shopkeeper in ''Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze''.
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*The choice of Bayonetta as a fighter is a reference to both Bayonetta and Candy Kong's beauty and curvaceous figures. Furthermore, the Bayonetta puppet fighters' pink alternate costume is a reference to Candy Kong's pink attire.
*The choice of Bayonetta as a fighter is a reference to both Bayonetta and Candy Kong's beauty and curvaceous figures. Furthermore, the Bayonetta puppet fighters' pink alternate costume is a reference to Candy Kong's pink attire.
*The stage choice and Spirit Battle placement in DK Island within the World of Light Adventure Mode is a reference to Candy's Save Point, a location in ''Donkey Kong Country'' where Donkey Kong and Diddy Kong save their progress.
*The stage choice and the Spirit Battle placement in DK Island within the World of Light Adventure Mode is a reference to Candy's Save Point, a location in ''Donkey Kong Country'' where Donkey Kong and Diddy Kong save their progress.
*The choice of Bananas as the rule item and the battle condition is a reference to the Kongs' shared love for bananas.
*The choice of Bananas as the rule item and the battle condition is a reference to the Kongs' shared love for bananas.
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|{{SSBUMusicLink|Donkey Kong|The Map Page / Bonus Level (Remix)}}
|{{SSBUMusicLink|Donkey Kong|The Map Page / Bonus Level (Remix)}}
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*The choice of Clear Donkey Kong as a fighter, the Donkey Kong puppet fighter's white alternate costume, the battle conditions, and the stage choice is a reference to Wrinkly Kong being deceased and returning as a ghost.
*The choice of Clear Donkey Kong as a fighter, the Donkey Kong puppet fighter's white alternate costume, and the first and third battle condition is a reference to Wrinkly Kong being a deceased member of the Kongs who came back as a ghost.  
*The High Gravity and Low Gravity hazards is a reference to Wrinkly Kong's high jumping ability in ''DK: King of Swing.''
*The High Gravity and Low Gravity hazards is a reference to Wrinkly Kong's high jumping ability in ''DK: King of Swing.''
*The Spirit placement in a Treasure Chest within Kongo Jungle in the World of Light Adventure Mode is a reference to Kongo Jungle being ''Donkey Kong'' themed.
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|{{SSBUMusicLink|Donkey Kong|Swinger Flinger}}
|{{SSBUMusicLink|Donkey Kong|Swinger Flinger}}
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*The choice of Isabelle as a fighter, and the choice of Diddy Kong as a minion fighter, is a reference to Dixie Kong being an ally of Diddy Kong in ''Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest.'' Furthermore, the puppet fighters' pink alternate costume is a reference to Dixie Kong's pink attire.
*The choice of Isabelle as a fighter, and the choice of Diddy Kong as a minion fighter, is a reference to Dixie Kong being an ally of Diddy Kong in ''Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest.'' Furthermore, the puppet fighters' pink alternate costumes is a reference to Dixie Kong's pink attire.
*The choice of Banana Peels as the rule item and the battle condition is a reference to the Kongs' shared love for bananas.
*The choice of Banana Peels as the rule item and the battle condition is a reference to the Kongs' shared love for bananas.
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|{{SSBUMusicLink|Donkey Kong|DK Rap}}
|{{SSBUMusicLink|Donkey Kong|DK Rap}}
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*The choice of multiple Diddy Kongs as fighters is a reference to both Diddy Kong and Lanky Kong being being unlockable playable characters in ''Donkey Kong 64''. Furthermore, the multiple Diddy Kongs is a possible reference to Lanky Kong's long arms, being an orangutan.
*The music choice is a reference to Lanky Kong's debut in ''Donkey Kong 64.''
*The music choice is a reference to Lanky Kong's debut in ''Donkey Kong 64.''
*The choice of Bananas as the rule item is a reference to the Kongs' shared love for bananas.
*The choice of Bananas as the rule item is a reference to the Kongs' shared love for bananas.
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|{{SSBUMusicLink|Donkey Kong|DK Rap}}
|{{SSBUMusicLink|Donkey Kong|DK Rap}}
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*The choice of Diddy Kong as a fighter is a reference to both Diddy Kong and Tiny Kong being unlockable playable characters in ''Donkey Kong 64''. Furthermore, the Diddy Kong puppet fighter's blue alternate costume is a reference to Tiny Kong's color scheme.
*The music choice is a reference to Tiny Kong's debut in ''Donkey Kong 64.''
*The music choice is a reference to Tiny Kong's debut in ''Donkey Kong 64.''
*The Tiny rule is a reference to Tiny Kong's ability to shrink, while the Low Gravity and Heavy Wind hazards and the reduced gravity battle condition is a reference to Tiny Kong's ability to fly through the air with her ponytails, which grants her airtime. Futhermore, the timed battle condition is a possible reference to the amount of time Tiny can stay shrunken until the player runs out of Crystal Coconuts needed to enable her shrinking ability.
*The Tiny rule is a reference to Tiny Kong's ability to shrink, while the Low Gravity and Heavy Wind hazards and the reduced gravity battle condition is a reference to Tiny Kong's ability to fly through the air with her ponytails, which grants her airtime. Furthermore, the timed battle condition is a possible reference to the amount of time Tiny can stay shrunken until the player runs out of Crystal Coconuts needed to enable her shrinking ability.
*The Spirit Battle placement within the Sacred Land in the World of Light is a possible reference to the Minish, a race of tiny forest-dwelling sprites from ''The Legend of Zelda: Minish Cap'' who shares a similar dimunitive trait with TIny Kong's shrinking ability.
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|{{SSBUMusicLink|Donkey Kong|DK Rap}}
|{{SSBUMusicLink|Donkey Kong|DK Rap}}
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*The choice of Donkey Kong as a fighter is a reference to both Donkey Kong and Chunky Kong being playable characters in ''DOnkey Kong 64''.
*The music choice is a reference to Chunky Kong's debut in ''Donkey Kong 64''.
*The music choice is a reference to Chunky Kong's debut in ''Donkey Kong 64''.
*The battle condition is a reference to Chunky being the most powerful member of the Kongs.
*The battle condition is a reference to Chunky being the most powerful member of the Kongs.
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*The choice of Donkey Kong as a fighter is a reference to Rambi the Rhino being an Animal Friend to the Kongs.
*The choice of Donkey Kong as a fighter is a reference to Rambi the Rhino being an Animal Friend to the Kongs.
*The Impact Run battle condition is a reference to Rambi's signature attack, which is ramming into enemies.
*The Impact Run battle condition is a reference to Rambi's signature attack, which is ramming into enemies.
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*The choice of Corrin as a fighter and the Corrin puppet fighter's favor for the dash attack, and the second and third battle conditions is a reference to Enguard's ability to attack by dashing underwater. Furthermore, the dash attack is a possible to reference to Enguarde's pointed bill, being a swordfish.
*The choice of Corrin as a fighter and the Corrin puppet fighter's favor for the dash attack, and the second and third battle conditions is a reference to Enguard's ability to attack by dashing underwater. Furthermore, the dash attack is a possible to reference to Enguarde's pointed bill, being a swordfish.
*The stage choice and Spirit Battle placement in DK Island within the World of Light Adventure Mode, and the Buoyancy Reduced hazard is a reference to Enguarde's enhanced swimming ability.
*The stage choice, the Spirit Battle placement in DK Island within the World of Light Adventure Mode, and the Buoyancy Reduced hazard is a reference to Enguarde's enhanced swimming ability.
*The second battle condition is a reference to Enguarde's ability to defeat most enemies underwater that the Kongs cannot.
*The second battle condition is a reference to Enguarde's ability to defeat most enemies underwater that the Kongs cannot.
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|{{SSBUMusicLink|Donkey Kong|Ice Cave Chant}}
|{{SSBUMusicLink|Donkey Kong|Ice Cave Chant}}
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*The choice of Duck Hunt as a fighter and the Duck Hunt puppet fighter's white alternate costume is a reference to the Duck and Squawks sharing a similar color scheme.
*The choice of Duck Hunt as a fighter and the Duck Hunt puppet fighter's white alternate costume is a reference to the Duck and Squawks being small bird-like characters who share a similar color scheme.
*The stage and music choice, and the Fog hazard is a reference to Torchlight Trouble, a level in ''Donkey Kong Country'' where Squawks (represented by the Duck in Duck Hunt) carries a lantern that guides the Kongs through a dark cavern.
*The stage and music choice, and the Fog hazard is a reference to Torchlight Trouble, a level in ''Donkey Kong Country'' where Squawks (represented by the Duck in Duck Hunt) carries a lantern that guides the Kongs through a dark cavern.
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|{{SSBUMusicLink|Donkey Kong|The Map Page / Bonus Level (Remix)}}
|{{SSBUMusicLink|Donkey Kong|The Map Page / Bonus Level (Remix)}}
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*The choice of Falco as a fighter, the increased move speed and the slow falling battle conditions is a reference to Expresso being an ostrich with high top speed and floating jumps. Furthermore, the slippery stage battle condition is a reference to Expresso being difficult to control with his top speed.
*The choice of Falco as a fighter is a reference to both Falco and Expresso being bird-like characters. Furthermore, the Falco puppet fighter's black alternate costume is a reference to Expresso's color scheme.
*The Slippery Stage rule and the second battle condition is a reference to Expresso's high top speed which makes it difficult for him to control. Furthermore, the third battle condition is a reference to Expresso's light falling ability.
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|{{SSBUMusicLink|Donkey Kong|Jungle Level (Brawl)}}
|{{SSBUMusicLink|Donkey Kong|Jungle Level (Brawl)}}
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*The choice of Greninja as a fighter and the battle conditions is a reference to Winky being a frog who can perform high jumps and defeat powerful enemies by stomping on them.
*The choice of Greninja as a fighter is a reference to both Greninja and WInky being frog-like characters. Furthermore, the Greninja puppet fighter's green alternate costume is a reference to Winky's color scheme.
*The battle conditions is a reference to Winky's ability to perform high jumps and defeat powerful enemies by stomping on them.
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|{{SSBUMusicLink|Donkey Kong|Ice Cave Chant}}
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*The battle conditions is a reference to Squitter's webs, which can trap and defeat enemies.
*The choice of Diddy Kong as a fighter, and the Diddy Kong puppet fighter's pink alternate costume is a reference to Squitter's debut in ''Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Quest'' which features both Diddy Kong and Dixie Kong as playable characters.
*The Move Speed ↓ battle condition is a reference to Squitter's webs, which can trap and defeat enemies.
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|{{SSBUMusicLink|Donkey Kong|Snakey Chantey}}
|{{SSBUMusicLink|Donkey Kong|Snakey Chantey}}
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*The choice of Yoshi as a fighter is a reference to both Yoshi and Rattly being reptile-like creatures.
*The battle conditions is a reference to Rattly's ability to jump exceptionally high.
*The battle conditions is a reference to Rattly's ability to jump exceptionally high.
*The music choice is a reference to Rattle Battle, a stage in ''Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest'' where he is most prominently featured.
*The music choice is a reference to Rattle Battle, a stage in ''Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest'' where he is most prominently featured.
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|{{SSBUMusicLink|Donkey Kong|Jungle Hijinxs}}
|{{SSBUMusicLink|Donkey Kong|Jungle Hijinxs}}
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*Unlike Professor Chops, the choice of Donkey Kong as a fighter is a reference to Super Kong, the white-furred version of Donkey Kong summoned by Professor Chops during the Super Guide mode in each level of ''Donkey Kong Country Returns'' when the player loses eight lives in a level (five in the 3DS remake). Furthermore, the battle condition is a reference to Super Kong's invincibility to enemy attacks.
*Unlike Professor Chops, the choice of Donkey Kong as a fighter and the Donkey Kong puppet fighter's white alternate costume, is a reference to Super Kong, the white-furred version of Donkey Kong summoned by Professor Chops during the Super Guide mode in each level of ''Donkey Kong Country Returns''.  
*The battle condition is a reference to Super Kong's invincibility to enemy attacks.
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*The choice of King K. Rool as a fighter is a reference to both King K. Rool and Kritter being Kremlings.
*The choice of King K. Rool as a fighter is a reference to both King K. Rool and Kritter being Kremlings.
*The battle condition is a reference to the gameplay mechanic of ''Donkey Kong Barrel Blast,'' where this spirit's artwork is derived.
*The battle conditions is a reference to the gameplay mechanic of ''Donkey Kong Barrel Blast,'' where this spirit's artwork is derived.
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*The choice of the Unira as the rule item is a reference to the Zingers' spines which prevents them from being defeated under normal circumstances.
*The choice of the Unira as the rule item is a reference to the Zingers' spines which prevents them from being defeated under normal circumstances.
*The stage and music choice is a reference to Bramble Blast, a bramble stage from ''Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest'' where Zingers are prominently featured .
*The stage choice is a reference to the Spirit Battle placement in DK Island within the World of Light Adventure Mode where it is located at the entrance of the Caves.
*The music choice is a reference to Bramble Blast, a bramble stage from ''Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest'' where Zingers are prominently featured. The stage choice and the
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|{{SSBUMusicLink|Donkey Kong|Crocodile Cacophony}}
|{{SSBUMusicLink|Donkey Kong|Crocodile Cacophony}}
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*The King K. Rool puppet fighter's frequent use of the [[Blunderbuss]] attack and the increased neutral special power battle condition is a reference to Kaptain K. Rool being King K. Rool's pirate alter-ego where he frequently uses his Blunderbuss during his boss battle.
*The King K. Rool as a fighter is a reference to Kaptain K. Rool being King K. Rool's pirate alter-ego.
*The stage choice is a reference to the Flying Krock, Kaptain K. Rool's flying airship where he is encountered.
*The stage choice is a reference to the Flying Krock, Kaptain K. Rool's flying airship where he is encountered.
*The Invisibility battle condition is a reference to Kaptain K. Rool's ability to turn invisible during his boss fight.
*The music choice is a reference to the battle theme heard during Kaptain K. Rool's boss fight.
*The King K. Rool puppet fighter's frequent use of the [[Blunderbuss]] attack and the increased neutral special power battle condition is a reference to Kaptain K. Rool being King K. Rool's pirate alter-ego where he frequently uses his Blunderbuss during his boss battle. Furthermore, the Invisibility battle condition is a reference to Kaptain K. Rool's ability to turn invisible during his boss fight.
*The Spirit Battle placement within The Final Battle - Dark in the World of Light Adventure Mode is a reference to Kaptain K. Rool being framed as a Spirit of Dark.
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*The choice of multiple Diddy Kongs as fighters is a reference to the many number of members in the Tiki Tak Tribe. Furthermore, while the Diddy Kong puppet fighters do not represent any particular member of the Tiki Tak tribe, they do represent them through their color scheme.
*The choice of multiple Diddy Kongs as fighters is a reference to the many number of members in the Tiki Tak Tribe. Furthermore, while the Diddy Kong puppet fighters do not represent any particular member of the Tiki Tak tribe, they do represent them through their color scheme.
*The Spirit Battle placement within Poison Forest in the World of Light Adventure Mode is a reference to the Tiki Tak Tribe stationed within the rainforests of DOnkey Kong Island of ''Donkey Kong Country Returns''.
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*The choice of Wendy as a fighter is a reference to both Wendy and Kalypso being female reptile-like characters.
*The Rocket Belt battle condition is a reference to the gameplay mechanic of ''Donkey Kong Barrel Blast,'' while the increased move speed battle condition is a reference to Kalypso's top speed.
*The Rocket Belt battle condition is a reference to the gameplay mechanic of ''Donkey Kong Barrel Blast,'' while the increased move speed battle condition is a reference to Kalypso's top speed.
*The Spirit Battle placement within Kongo Jungle in the World of Light Adventure Mode is a reference to Kongo Jungle being ''Donkey Kong'' themed.
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|{{SSBUMusicLink|Donkey Kong|Battle for Storm Hill}}
|{{SSBUMusicLink|Donkey Kong|Battle for Storm Hill}}
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*The battle conditions is a reference to Ninja Kong's ability to use powerful punches and kicks to stun Donkey Kong (represented by the Donkey Kong puppet fighter's favor for the [[Headbutt]] attack).
*The choice of Donkey Kong as a fighter is a reference to Ninja Kong being a member of the Kongs. Furthermore, the Donkey Kong puppet fighter's black alternate costume is a reference to Ninja Kong's dark fur.
*The stage choice is a reference to the barren forest-like area where Donkey Kong battle Ninja Kong.
*The music choice is a reference and a joke to the stormy setting during Ninja Kong's boss battle.
*The first battle condition and the Donkey Kong puppet fighter's favor for the [[Headbutt]] attack is a reference to Ninja Kong's ability to use powerful punches and kicks to stun Donkey Kong.
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Revision as of 15:06, February 3, 2020

The following is the list of the Spirits from the Donkey Kong series in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.

Primary Spirits

No. Image Name Type Class Slot Stats Ability Origin Game Acquisition
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File:Donkey Kong & Lady.png
 Donkey Kong & Lady
Grab
 ★★★★ ⬡⬡⬡ Power 4,047—10,119
Brawn 2,386—5,967
Protection 1,432—3,580 		Throw Power ↑ Donkey Kong •Battle via Spirit Board
•Purchase from the Vault Shop for 15,000G
138
File:Donkeykongjr.png
 Donkey Kong Jr.
Grab
 ★★★ ⬡ Power 2,696—8,132
Brawn 1,374—4,143
Protection 1,170—3,529 		Throw Power ↑ Donkey Kong Jr.
(Artwork: Donkey Kong Jr. Math) 		•Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm)
•Battle via Spirit Board
•Purchase from the Vault Shop for 6000G
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Stanley.png
 Stanley
Shield
 ★★ ⬡⬡ Power 1,624—6,519
Brawn 763—3,064
Protection 861—3,455 		No Effect Donkey Kong 3 •Battle via Spirit Board
•Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
140
File:Crankykong.png
 Cranky Kong
Attack
 ★★★ ⬡⬡⬡ Power 2,918—8,798
Brawn 1,378—4,155
Protection 1,324—3,992 		Speed ↓ Donkey Kong Country
(Artwork: Donkey Kong Country Returns) 		•Summon with cores from Cyrus & Reese and Wrinkly Kong
•Battle via World of Light (DK Island)
•Purchase from the Vault Shop for 6000G (unlocked after obtaining spirit once)
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File:Dixiekong.png
 Dixie Kong
Grab
 ★★★ ⬡⬡⬡ Power 2,526—7,600
Brawn 1,288—3,876
Protection 1,238—3,724 		Can Be Enhanced at Lv. 99 Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest
(Artwork: Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze) 		•Summon with cores from Tiny Kong and Candy Kong
•Battle via Spirit Board (unlocked after obtaining spirit once)
•Purchase from the Vault Shop for 6000G (unlocked after obtaining spirit once)
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File:Dixiekongenhanced.png
 Dixie Kong & Kiddy Kong
Grab
 ★★★★ ⬡⬡⬡ Power 4,465—11,167
Brawn 2,212—5,531
Protection 2,001—5,004 		Thrown Items ↑ Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble! •Enhance the Dixie Kong spirit
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Lanky Kong Spirit.png
 Lanky Kong
Grab
 ★★ ⬡⬡⬡ Power 1,505—6,023
Brawn 775—3,102
Protection 730—2,921 		No Effect Donkey Kong 64 •Battle via Spirit Board
•Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
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File:Chunky Kong Spirit.png
 Chunky Kong
Attack
 ★★ ⬡⬡ Power 1,707—6,851
Brawn 939—3,768
Protection 768—3,083 		No Effect Donkey Kong 64 •Battle via Spirit Board
•Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
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Rambi.png
 Rambi
Attack
 ★★★ ⬡ Power 2,662—8,026
Brawn 1,024—3,087
Protection 1,536—4,631 		Speed ↑ Donkey Kong Country
(Artwork: Donkey Kong Country Returns) 		•Battle via World of Light (Forest Hill)
•Battle via Spirit Board
•Purchase from the Vault Shop for 6000G
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File:Enguarde Spirit.png
 Enguarde
Attack
 ★★ ⬡ Power 2,018—8,078
Brawn 1,076—4,306
Protection 828—3,315 		Electric Weakness Donkey Kong Country •Battle via World of Light (DK Island)
•Battle via Spirit Board
•Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
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Kritter.png
 Kritter
Grab
 ★ ⬡ Power 956—4,782
Brawn 631—3,156
Protection 325—1,626 		No Effect Donkey Kong Country
(Artwork: Donkey Kong Barrel Blast) 		•Battle via World of Light (DK Island)
•Battle via Spirit Board
•Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
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Zinger.png
 Zinger
Shield
 ★ Power 1,208—6,041
Brawn 767—3,836
Protection 441—2,205 		No Effect Donkey Kong Country
(Artwork: DK: Jungle Climber) 		•Battle via World of Light (DK Island)
•Battle via Spirit Board
•Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
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Klaptrap.png
 Klaptrap
Attack
 ★★ Power 1,926—7,742
Brawn 1,176—4,728
Protection 676—2,717 		Weight ↓ Donkey Kong Country •Complete Challenge (Classic Mode): As King K. Rool, reach the goal in Bonus Game within 45 seconds.
•Battle via Spirit Board (unlocked after obtaining spirit once)
•Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G (unlocked after obtaining spirit once)
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Kaptainkingrool.png
 Kaptain K. Rool
Attack
 ★★★★ ⬡⬡ Power 4,232—10,583
Brawn 2,243—5,609
Protection 1,989—4,974 		No Effect Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest •Battle via World of Light (The Final Battle - Dark)
•Battle via Spirit Board
•Purchase from the Vault Shop for 15,000G
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File:Baron K Roolenstein Spirit.png
 Baron K. Roolenstein
Shield
 ★★★ ⬡⬡⬡ Power 2,933—8,826
Brawn 1,584—4,766
Protection 1,349—4,060 		No Effect Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble! •Summon with cores from Dr. Crygor, Kritter, and The Creature & Flea Man
165 TikiTak.PNG Tiki Tak Tribe
Neutral
 ★ ⬡⬡⬡ Power 990—4,952
Brawn 314—1,571
Protection 638—3,191 		Fire Weakness Donkey Kong Country Returns •Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm)
•Battle via Spirit Board
•Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
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Snowmad.png
 Lord Fredrik
Grab
 ★ ⬡ Power 959—4,801
Brawn 516—2,582
Protection 389—1,948 		Weight ↑ Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze •Battle via Spirit Board
•Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
167
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 Kip
Shield
 ★ ⬡ Power 858—4,300
Brawn 409—2,049
Protection 401—2,008 		Jump ↑ Donkey Kong Barrel Blast •Purchase at Funky Kong's Shack for 500SP
•Battle via Spirit Board
170
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 Karate Kong
Attack
 ★★★ ⬡ Power 2,643—7,970
Brawn 1,385—4,177
Protection 1,157—3,487 		Fist Attack ↑ Donkey Kong Jungle Beat •Purchase at Anna's Emporium for 4000SP
•Battle via Spirit Board
171
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 Ninja Kong
Shield
 ★ ⬡ Power 1,052—5,265
Brawn 631—3,159
Protection 421—2,106 		No Effect Donkey Kong Jungle Beat •Battle via Spirit Board
•Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G

Support Spirits

No. Image Name Class Cost Ability Origin Game Acquisition
142
File:Candy Kong Spirit.png
 Candy Kong ★★ ⬢ Critical-Health Stats ↑ Donkey Kong Country
(Artwork: DK: Jungle Climber) 		•Battle via World of Light (DK Island)
•Battle via Spirit Board (unlocked after obtaining spirit once)
•Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G (unlocked after obtaining spirit once)
143
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 Swanky Kong ★ ⬢ Banana Gun Equipped Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest •Battle via Spirit Board
•Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
144
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 Wrinkly Kong ★★ ⬢ Trade-Off Defense ↑ Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest
(Artwork: DK: Jungle Climber) 		•Treasure Chest in World of Light (The Light Realm)
•Battle via Spirit Board (unlocked after obtaining spirit once)
•Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G (unlocked after obtaining spirit once)
148
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 Tiny Kong ★★★ ⬢ Easier Dodging Donkey Kong 64 •Battle via World of Light (Sacred Land)
•Battle via Spirit Board
•Purchase from the Vault Shop for 6000G
152
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 Squawks ★★ ⬢⬢ Fog Immunity Donkey Kong Country
(Artwork: Donkey Kong Country Returns) 		•Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm)
•Battle via Spirit Board
•Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
153
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 Expresso ★ ⬢ Trade-Off Speed ↑ Donkey Kong Country •Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm)
•Battle via Spirit Board
•Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
154
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 Winky ★ ⬢ Foot Attack ↑ Donkey Kong Country •Battle via Spirit Board
•Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
155
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 Squitter ★★ ⬢⬢ Sticky-Floor Immunity Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest •Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm)
•Battle via Spirit Board
•Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
156
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 Rattly ★★ ⬢ Jump ↑ Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest •Battle via Spirit Board
•Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
157
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 Ellie ★ ⬢ Water & Ice Attack ↑ Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble! •Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm)
•Battle via Spirit Board
•Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
158
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 Professor Chops ★ ⬢ Stamina ↑ Donkey Kong Country Returns •Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm)
•Battle via Spirit Board
•Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
164
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 Blast-o-Matic ★★★★ ⬢ Giant Killer Donkey Kong 64
(Artwork: Super Smash Bros. Ultimate) 		•Purchase at Sheldon's Place for 10,000SP
168
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 Kalypso ★ ⬢ Rocket Belt Equipped Donkey Kong Barrel Blast •Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm)
•Battle via Spirit Board
•Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
169
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 Donkey Kong & Bongos ★★ ⬢ Perfect-Shield Reflect Donkey Konga •Purchase at Timmy and Tommy's for 1000SP

Master Spirit

No. Image Name Facility Origin Game Acquisition Music
141
File:Funky Kong Spirit.png
 Funky Kong Shopping (Funky Kong's Shack) Donkey Kong Country
(Artwork: Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze) 		•Battle via World of Light (DK Island) Funky's Fugue

Fighter Spirits

No. Image Alternate Artwork Name Origin Game Acquisition
134
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 Donkey Kong Donkey Kong
(Artwork: Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze) 		•Complete Classic Mode with Donkey Kong
•Purchase from the Vault Shop for 300G
135
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 Diddy Kong Donkey Kong Country
(Artwork: Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze) 		•Complete Classic Mode with Diddy Kong
•Purchase from the Vault Shop for 300G (after unlocking Diddy Kong)
136
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 King K. Rool Donkey Kong Country
(Artwork: DK: Jungle Climber) 		•Complete Classic Mode with King K. Rool
•Purchase from the Vault Shop for 300G (after unlocking King K. Rool)

Spirit Battles

Spirit Battle parameters Inspiration
No. Image Name Enemy Fighter(s) Type Power Stage Rules Conditions Music
137
File:Donkey Kong & Lady.png
 Donkey Kong & Lady •Giant Donkey Kong Donkey Kong (SSBU)
•Ally: Peach Peach (SSBU)
Grab
 13,500 75m •Item Tidal Wave •You lose if your CPU ally is KO'd
•The enemy has super armor and is hard to launch or make flinch
•Timed Stamina battle 		Donkey Kong / Donkey Kong Jr. Medley
  • The choice of Giant Donkey Kong as a fighter is a reference to Donkey Kong's immense size in the original Donkey Kong arcade game.
  • The choice of Peach as an ally fighter is a reference to Pauline, referred to as the Lady in Donkey Kong.
  • The stage and music choice is a reference to Donkey Kong & Lady's debut in Donkey Kong.
  • The choice of barrels as an exclusive item in the Item Tidal Wave rule is a reference to the barrels Donkey Kong throwing barrels in the first stage of Donkey Kong.
  • The first battle condition is a reference to Mario's task of rescuing the Lady from Donkey Kong, while the Super Armor battle condition is a reference to Donkey Kong being nearly untouchable when reached at the end of each stage in Donkey Kong. Furthermore, the timed battle condition is a reference to the time limit set on each stage.
138
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 Donkey Kong Jr. •Donkey Kong Donkey Kong (SSBU)
•Giant Donkey Kong Donkey Kong (SSBU)
Grab
 9,000 Kongo Jungle (hazards off) N/A •Defeat the main fighter to win
•The enemy's throws have increased power
•Reinforcements will appear during the battle 		Donkey Kong / Donkey Kong Jr. Medley
  • The choice of Giant Donkey Kong as a minion fighter is a reference to Donkey Kong Jr.'s father, the original Donkey Kong who was imprisoned by Mario in Donkey Kong Jr.
  • The stage choice is a reference to the first level of Donkey Kong Jr., which takes place in a jungle. Furthermore, the Spirit Battle placement in the Pac-Maze in the World of Light Adventure Mode is a reference to Donkey Kong Jr. being a game released in the 1980's.
  • The increased throw power battle condition is a reference to the main gameplay mechanic of Donkey Kong Jr., which involves grabbing onto vines.
139
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 Stanley •Villager Villager (SSBU)
Shield
 3,700 75m N/A •The enemy starts the battle with a Gust Bellows Donkey Kong / Donkey Kong Jr. Medley
  • The choice of Villager as a fighter and the battle condition is a reference to Stanley, the main protagonist of Donkey Kong 3 who used his insect repellent to battle Donkey Kong and other bugs in the greenhouse.
  • The stage and music choice is a reference to Donkey Kong 3 being the sequel to both Donkey Kong and Donkey Kong Jr.
140
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 Cranky Kong •Donkey Kong Donkey Kong (SSBU)
Attack
 9,700 Jungle Japes •Hazard: Slumber Floor •The floor is sleep-inducing Opening - Donkey Kong
  • The choice of Donkey Kong as a fighter is a reference to Cranky Kong being the original Donkey Kong and grandfather to the current Donkey Kong. Furthermore, the Donkey Kong puppet fighter's white alternate costume is a reference to Cranky Kong's giant white beard.
  • The stage choice, and the Spirit Battle placement in DK Island within the World of Light Adventure Mode is a reference to Cranky Kong's cabin in Donkey Kong Country appearing in the foreground. Furthermore, the stage choice is also a reference to Cranky Kong's silhouette appearing as a background character inside the window.
  • The music choice is a reference to the theme title music to the original Donkey Kong arcade game. Coincidentally, Cranky Kong played this song on the gramophone in the opening of Donkey Kong Country.
  • The Slumber Floor hazard is a reference to Cranky Kong's old age, as he is often found fallen asleep.
141
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 Funky Kong •Captain Falcon Captain Falcon (SSBU)
•Diddy Kong Diddy Kong (SSBU)
•Donkey Kong Donkey Kong (SSBU)
Neutral
 9,000 Kongo Jungle •Item: Bullet Bill •The enemy is easily distracted by items Funky's Fugue
  • The choice of Captain Falcon as a fighter is a reference to both Captain Falcon and Funky Kong being pilots of their own aircraft.
  • The choice of Diddy Kong and Donkey Kong as minion fighters is a reference to both being fellow Kongs along with Funky Kong.
  • The stage and music choice, and the Spirit Battle placement in DK Island within the World of Light Adventure Mode is a reference to Funky's Flights, the travel service operation in Donkey Kong Country that provides the Kongs transport to a previous location in the game.
  • The choice of Bullet Bills as the rule item is a reference to the Jumbo Barrel, Funky Kong's barrel-shaped jet aircraft.
  • The battle condition is a possible reference to Funky Kong's role as an item shopkeeper in Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze.
142
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 Candy Kong •Bayonetta Bayonetta (SSBU)
Shield
 3,800 Kongo Falls •Item: Bananas •The enemy starts the battle with a Banana Gun
•The enemy has increased move speed 		Mangrove Cove
  • The choice of Bayonetta as a fighter is a reference to both Bayonetta and Candy Kong's beauty and curvaceous figures. Furthermore, the Bayonetta puppet fighters' pink alternate costume is a reference to Candy Kong's pink attire.
  • The stage choice and the Spirit Battle placement in DK Island within the World of Light Adventure Mode is a reference to Candy's Save Point, a location in Donkey Kong Country where Donkey Kong and Diddy Kong save their progress.
  • The choice of Bananas as the rule item and the battle condition is a reference to the Kongs' shared love for bananas.
143
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 Swanky Kong •Donkey Kong Donkey Kong (SSBU)
Attack
 1,700 Kongo Jungle •Item: Beastball •The enemy is easily distracted by items Funky's Fugue
  • The choice of Donkey Kong as a fighter is a reference to Swanky Kong's face resembling Donkey Kong's face.
  • The choice of Beastball as the rule item and the battle condition is a reference to Swanky Kong's role in Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble!, in which he hosts Swanky's Sideshow, a circus-themed attraction where Swanky hosts three ball-tossing minigames.
144
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 Wrinkly Kong •Clear Donkey Kong Donkey Kong (SSBU)
Shield
 3,500 Luigi's Mansion •Hazard: High Gravity
•Hazard: Low Gravity 		•Your jumping power decreases when the enemy's at high damage
•The enemy is less affected by gravity
•The enemy starts with damage but is more powerful 		The Map Page / Bonus Level (Remix)
  • The choice of Clear Donkey Kong as a fighter, the Donkey Kong puppet fighter's white alternate costume, and the first and third battle condition is a reference to Wrinkly Kong being a deceased member of the Kongs who came back as a ghost.
  • The High Gravity and Low Gravity hazards is a reference to Wrinkly Kong's high jumping ability in DK: King of Swing.
  • The Spirit placement in a Treasure Chest within Kongo Jungle in the World of Light Adventure Mode is a reference to Kongo Jungle being Donkey Kong themed.
145
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 Dixie Kong •Isabelle Isabelle (SSBU)
•Diddy Kong Diddy Kong (SSBU)
Grab
 9,100 Jungle Japes •Item: Banana Peel •The enemy is easily distracted by items Swinger Flinger
  • The choice of Isabelle as a fighter, and the choice of Diddy Kong as a minion fighter, is a reference to Dixie Kong being an ally of Diddy Kong in Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest. Furthermore, the puppet fighters' pink alternate costumes is a reference to Dixie Kong's pink attire.
  • The choice of Banana Peels as the rule item and the battle condition is a reference to the Kongs' shared love for bananas.
147
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 Lanky Kong •Diddy Kong Team Diddy Kong (SSBU) (x6)
Grab
 3,900 Kongo Falls •Item: Bananas •The enemy is easily distracted by items
•Defeat an army of fighters 		DK Rap
  • The choice of multiple Diddy Kongs as fighters is a reference to both Diddy Kong and Lanky Kong being being unlockable playable characters in Donkey Kong 64. Furthermore, the multiple Diddy Kongs is a possible reference to Lanky Kong's long arms, being an orangutan.
  • The music choice is a reference to Lanky Kong's debut in Donkey Kong 64.
  • The choice of Bananas as the rule item is a reference to the Kongs' shared love for bananas.
148
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 Tiny Kong •Diddy Kong Diddy Kong (SSBU)
Grab
 9,500 Jungle Japes •Tiny
•Hazard: Low Gravity
•Hazard: Heavy Wind 		•Dangerously high winds are in effect
•Timed battle
•Gravity is reduced 		DK Rap
  • The choice of Diddy Kong as a fighter is a reference to both Diddy Kong and Tiny Kong being unlockable playable characters in Donkey Kong 64. Furthermore, the Diddy Kong puppet fighter's blue alternate costume is a reference to Tiny Kong's color scheme.
  • The music choice is a reference to Tiny Kong's debut in Donkey Kong 64.
  • The Tiny rule is a reference to Tiny Kong's ability to shrink, while the Low Gravity and Heavy Wind hazards and the reduced gravity battle condition is a reference to Tiny Kong's ability to fly through the air with her ponytails, which grants her airtime. Furthermore, the timed battle condition is a possible reference to the amount of time Tiny can stay shrunken until the player runs out of Crystal Coconuts needed to enable her shrinking ability.
  • The Spirit Battle placement within the Sacred Land in the World of Light is a possible reference to the Minish, a race of tiny forest-dwelling sprites from The Legend of Zelda: Minish Cap who shares a similar dimunitive trait with TIny Kong's shrinking ability.
149
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 Chunky Kong •Donkey Kong Donkey Kong (SSBU)
Attack
 3,800 Jungle Japes N/A •The enemy's punches and elbow strikes have increased power DK Rap
  • The choice of Donkey Kong as a fighter is a reference to both Donkey Kong and Chunky Kong being playable characters in DOnkey Kong 64.
  • The music choice is a reference to Chunky Kong's debut in Donkey Kong 64.
  • The battle condition is a reference to Chunky being the most powerful member of the Kongs.
150
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 Rambi •Donkey Kong Donkey Kong (SSBU)
Attack
 9,100 Kongo Falls (Ω form) N/A •The enemy can deal damage by dashing into you Jungle Level (Brawl)
  • The choice of Donkey Kong as a fighter is a reference to Rambi the Rhino being an Animal Friend to the Kongs.
  • The Impact Run battle condition is a reference to Rambi's signature attack, which is ramming into enemies.
151
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 Enguarde •Corrin Corrin (SSBU)
Attack
 3,600 Great Bay •Buoyancy Reduced •You can't swim
•The enemy's dash attacks have increased power
•The enemy favors dash attacks 		Ice Cave Chant
  • The choice of Corrin as a fighter and the Corrin puppet fighter's favor for the dash attack, and the second and third battle conditions is a reference to Enguard's ability to attack by dashing underwater. Furthermore, the dash attack is a possible to reference to Enguarde's pointed bill, being a swordfish.
  • The stage choice, the Spirit Battle placement in DK Island within the World of Light Adventure Mode, and the Buoyancy Reduced hazard is a reference to Enguarde's enhanced swimming ability.
  • The second battle condition is a reference to Enguarde's ability to defeat most enemies underwater that the Kongs cannot.
152
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 Squawks •Duck Hunt Duck Hunt (SSBU)
Grab
 4,400 The Great Cave Offensive •Hazard: Fog •The stage is covered in fog
•Timed battle 		Ice Cave Chant
  • The choice of Duck Hunt as a fighter and the Duck Hunt puppet fighter's white alternate costume is a reference to the Duck and Squawks being small bird-like characters who share a similar color scheme.
  • The stage and music choice, and the Fog hazard is a reference to Torchlight Trouble, a level in Donkey Kong Country where Squawks (represented by the Duck in Duck Hunt) carries a lantern that guides the Kongs through a dark cavern.
153
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 Expresso •Falco Falco (SSBU)
Attack
 1,800 Green Hill Zone •Slippery Stage •The stage's platforms are very slippery
•The enemy has increased move speed
•The enemy falls slowly 		The Map Page / Bonus Level (Remix)
  • The choice of Falco as a fighter is a reference to both Falco and Expresso being bird-like characters. Furthermore, the Falco puppet fighter's black alternate costume is a reference to Expresso's color scheme.
  • The Slippery Stage rule and the second battle condition is a reference to Expresso's high top speed which makes it difficult for him to control. Furthermore, the third battle condition is a reference to Expresso's light falling ability.
154
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 Winky •Greninja Greninja (SSBU)
Attack
 1,700 Mushroom Kingdom U N/A •The enemy deals damage when falling
•The enemy has increased jump power 		Jungle Level (Brawl)
  • The choice of Greninja as a fighter is a reference to both Greninja and WInky being frog-like characters. Furthermore, the Greninja puppet fighter's green alternate costume is a reference to Winky's color scheme.
  • The battle conditions is a reference to Winky's ability to perform high jumps and defeat powerful enemies by stomping on them.
155
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 Squitter •Diddy Kong Diddy Kong (SSBU)
Grab
 3,600 Jungle Japes •Move Speed ↓ •You have reduced move speed Ice Cave Chant
  • The choice of Diddy Kong as a fighter, and the Diddy Kong puppet fighter's pink alternate costume is a reference to Squitter's debut in Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Quest which features both Diddy Kong and Dixie Kong as playable characters.
  • The Move Speed ↓ battle condition is a reference to Squitter's webs, which can trap and defeat enemies.
156
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 Rattly •Yoshi Yoshi (SSBU)
Grab
 3,400 Kongo Jungle N/A •The enemy loves to jump
•The enemy has increased jump power 		Snakey Chantey
  • The choice of Yoshi as a fighter is a reference to both Yoshi and Rattly being reptile-like creatures.
  • The battle conditions is a reference to Rattly's ability to jump exceptionally high.
  • The music choice is a reference to Rattle Battle, a stage in Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest where he is most prominently featured.
157
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 Ellie •Squirtle Team Squirtle (SSBU) (x4)
Shield
 2,100 Jungle Japes N/A •The enemy favors neutral specials Snakey Chantey
  • The choice of multiple Squirtle as fighters, as well as the Squirtle puppet fighter's favor for the Water Gun attack, is a reference to Ellie the Elephant's ability to fire water from her trunk.
158
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 Professor Chops •Donkey Kong Donkey Kong (SSBU)
Grab
 1,700 Kongo Falls •Item: Banana Peel •The enemy can instantly escape from movement-disabling moves Jungle Hijinxs
  • Unlike Professor Chops, the choice of Donkey Kong as a fighter and the Donkey Kong puppet fighter's white alternate costume, is a reference to Super Kong, the white-furred version of Donkey Kong summoned by Professor Chops during the Super Guide mode in each level of Donkey Kong Country Returns.
  • The battle condition is a reference to Super Kong's invincibility to enemy attacks.
159
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 Kritter •King K. Rool King K. Rool (SSBU)
Grab
 1,700 Kongo Jungle •Defense ↑ •The enemy has increased defense
•The enemy starts the battle with a Rocket Belt 		Jungle Level (64)
  • The choice of King K. Rool as a fighter is a reference to both King K. Rool and Kritter being Kremlings.
  • The battle conditions is a reference to the gameplay mechanic of Donkey Kong Barrel Blast, where this spirit's artwork is derived.
160
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 Zinger •Pikachu Pikachu (SSBU)
Shield
 1,800 The Great Cave Offensive (Ω form) •Item: Unira •The enemy's throwing-type items have increased power Stickerbush Symphony
  • The choice of the Unira as the rule item is a reference to the Zingers' spines which prevents them from being defeated under normal circumstances.
  • The stage choice is a reference to the Spirit Battle placement in DK Island within the World of Light Adventure Mode where it is located at the entrance of the Caves.
  • The music choice is a reference to Bramble Blast, a bramble stage from Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest where Zingers are prominently featured. The stage choice and the
161
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 Klaptrap •Tiny King K. Rool King K. Rool (SSBU)
Attack
 4,000 Kongo Jungle •Assist Trophy Enemies (Klaptrap) •Hostile assist trophies will appear Stickerbush Symphony
  • The choice of King K. Rool as a fighter is a reference to both King K. Rool and Klaptrap being Kremlings.
  • The choice of multiple Klaptraps as Assist Trophy enemies is a reference to them being common enemies in the Donkey Kong Country games.
162
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 Kaptain K. Rool •King K. Rool King K. Rool (SSBU)
Attack
 13,500 Halberd •Invisibility •The enemy's neutral special has increased power
•Stamina battle
•The enemy is invisible after a little while 		Crocodile Cacophony
  • The King K. Rool as a fighter is a reference to Kaptain K. Rool being King K. Rool's pirate alter-ego.
  • The stage choice is a reference to the Flying Krock, Kaptain K. Rool's flying airship where he is encountered.
  • The music choice is a reference to the battle theme heard during Kaptain K. Rool's boss fight.
  • The King K. Rool puppet fighter's frequent use of the Blunderbuss attack and the increased neutral special power battle condition is a reference to Kaptain K. Rool being King K. Rool's pirate alter-ego where he frequently uses his Blunderbuss during his boss battle. Furthermore, the Invisibility battle condition is a reference to Kaptain K. Rool's ability to turn invisible during his boss fight.
  • The Spirit Battle placement within The Final Battle - Dark in the World of Light Adventure Mode is a reference to Kaptain K. Rool being framed as a Spirit of Dark.
165
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 Tiki Tak Tribe •Diddy Kong Team (x4) (Diddy Kong (SSBU)Diddy Kong (SSBU)Diddy Kong (SSBU)Diddy Kong (SSBU))
Neutral
 1,700 Kongo Falls N/A •Take your strongest team into this no-frills battle Jungle Hijinxs
  • The choice of multiple Diddy Kongs as fighters is a reference to the many number of members in the Tiki Tak Tribe. Furthermore, while the Diddy Kong puppet fighters do not represent any particular member of the Tiki Tak tribe, they do represent them through their color scheme.
  • The Spirit Battle placement within Poison Forest in the World of Light Adventure Mode is a reference to the Tiki Tak Tribe stationed within the rainforests of DOnkey Kong Island of Donkey Kong Country Returns.
166
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 Lord Fredrik •King K. Rool King K. Rool (SSBU)
Grab
 2,300 Summit (Battlefield form) •Hazard: Ice Floor •The floor is frozen Swinger Flinger
  • The choice of King K. Rool as a fighter is a reference to Lord Fredrik being the leader of a team of nomadic animals who oppose the Kongs in their respective games.
  • The stage choice and the Ice Floor hazard is a reference to Lord Fredrik being the leader of the Snowmads, a group of arctic and antarctic animals who turned Donkey Kong Island into a frozen wasteland.
167
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 Kip •Tiny Yoshi Team Yoshi (SSBU) (x4)
Shield
 1,800 Yoshi's Story N/A •The enemy starts the battle with a Rocket Belt Boss 2 - DK: Jungle Climber
  • The battle condition is a reference to the gameplay mechanic of Donkey Kong Barrel Blast.
168
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 Kalypso •Wendy Team Bowser Jr. (SSBU) (x4)
Shield
 1,800 Kongo Falls N/A •The enemy starts the battle with a Rocket Belt
•The enemy has increased move speed 		Boss 2 - DK: Jungle Climber
  • The choice of Wendy as a fighter is a reference to both Wendy and Kalypso being female reptile-like characters.
  • The Rocket Belt battle condition is a reference to the gameplay mechanic of Donkey Kong Barrel Blast, while the increased move speed battle condition is a reference to Kalypso's top speed.
  • The Spirit Battle placement within Kongo Jungle in the World of Light Adventure Mode is a reference to Kongo Jungle being Donkey Kong themed.
170
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 Karate Kong •Ryu Ryu (SSBU)
Attack
 9,500 Kongo Falls (Ω form) •Hard to Launch
•Hazard: High Gravity 		•The enemy's physical attacks have increased power
•Timed Stamina battle
•All fighters have reduced jump ability 		Battle for Storm Hill
  • The choice of Ryu as a fighter is a reference to both Ryu and Karate Kong being experts of martial arts.
  • The stage choice, the first and third battle conditions, and the High Gravity hazard is a reference to Karate Kong's boss fight taking place on a log floating along the river, while the timed stamina battle condition is a reference to the boss fights of Donkey Kong Jungle Beat being stamina-based battles themselves.
171
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 Ninja Kong •Donkey Kong Donkey Kong (SSBU)
Shield
 1,900 Distant Planet (Battlefield form) N/A •The enemy's kicks and knee strikes have increased power
•The enemy favors side specials 		Battle for Storm Hill
  • The choice of Donkey Kong as a fighter is a reference to Ninja Kong being a member of the Kongs. Furthermore, the Donkey Kong puppet fighter's black alternate costume is a reference to Ninja Kong's dark fur.
  • The stage choice is a reference to the barren forest-like area where Donkey Kong battle Ninja Kong.
  • The music choice is a reference and a joke to the stormy setting during Ninja Kong's boss battle.
  • The first battle condition and the Donkey Kong puppet fighter's favor for the Headbutt attack is a reference to Ninja Kong's ability to use powerful punches and kicks to stun Donkey Kong.

Series Order

Number Name Series
134 Donkey Kong Donkey Kong Series
135 Diddy Kong
136 King K. Rool
137 Donkey Kong & Lady
138 Donkey Kong Jr.
139 Stanley
140 Cranky Kong
141 Funky Kong
142 Candy Kong
143 Swanky Kong
144 Wrinkly Kong
145 Dixie Kong
146 Dixie Kong & Kiddy Kong
147 Lanky Kong
148 Tiny Kong
149 Chunky Kong
150 Rambi
151 Enguarde
152 Squawks
153 Expresso
154 Winky
155 Squitter
156 Rattly
157 Ellie
158 Professor Chops
159 Kritter
160 Zinger
161 Klaptrap
162 Kaptain K. Rool
163 Baron K. Roolenstein
164 Blast-o-Matic
165 Tiki Tak Tribe
166 Lord Fredrik
167 Kip Donkey Kong: Barrel Blast North America
Donkey Kong: Jet Race PAL
168 Kalypso
169 Donkey Kong & Bongos Donkey Kong Jungle Beat
170 Karate Kong
171 Ninja Kong

Trivia

  • Prior to the 1.1.0 update, Dixie Kong (as well as the Dixie Kong and Kiddy Kong spirit) was ordered before Swanky Kong and Wrinkly Kong.
  • Due to their appearances as spirits, Super Smash Bros. Ultimate is the first appearance of Kiddy Kong and Swanky Kong since the Game Boy Advance version of Donkey Kong Country 3, as well as Tiny Kong in her debut design.
  • The Donkey Kong & Bongos' game of origin is listed as "Donkey Kong Jungle Beat", despite the artwork and specific pairing actually coming from the Donkey Konga series.


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Donkey Kong (universe) Donkey Kong universe
Fighters Donkey Kong (SSB · SSBM · SSBB · SSB4 · SSBU) · Diddy Kong (SSBB · SSB4 · SSBU) · King K. Rool (SSBU)
Assist Trophy Klaptrap
Boss Giant Donkey Kong
Stages Kongo Jungle · Kongo Falls · Jungle Japes · Rumble Falls · 75m · Jungle Hijinxs
Items Hammer · Barrel Cannon · Peanut · Spring
Enemies Kritter · Tiki Buzz
Other Dixie Kong · DK Barrel · DK Island · Pauline · Zinger
Trophies, Stickers and Spirits Trophies (SSBM · SSBB · SSB4) · Stickers · Spirits
Music Brawl · SSB4 · Ultimate
Masterpiece Donkey Kong
Related universe Mario
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