I love Alax' editing style cuz it's literally what goes on in my brain. From the random repeating sound bytes to frank ocean to the random scoobydoo persona part, it's a mess and I love it
I think we’re all forgetting the one true depiction of Donkey Kong in a game which is in Punch Out Wii. Who knew that a secret cameo in a completely different franchise would be the one to give him the most personality.
My thoughts on Donkey Kong is that he straddles a weird line between "epic" and "goofy" that is REALLY hard to get right. The Country games present some of the most astonishingly beautiful environments and atmospheric music the SNES was capable of, and Returns followed in its footsteps, yet both were chock full of slapstick comedy. Even 64, which emphasized the cartoon goofiness, still boasted the sheer size of its worlds, unparalleled by any games of its time (according to many, to its detriment). Undercutting all of this is the "wild beast" personality that occasionally surges back. He's frequently depicted with supersimian strength, smashing K Rool through the roof of his flying fortress with a single blow or smashing the moon out of orbit. The Jungle Beat series is even ambiguous on his "heroism" and presents him more as a territorial wild animal defending his territory against rival apes. Once this side of his personality is established, his territorial, animal nature becomes apparent in other games; he is rarely motivated to do anything until someone invades HIS island. At the heart of the Country series is an environmentalist tone. His main foes are the industrialist Kremlings, whose factories are contrasted against the pristine beauty of the natural environment that is depicted with all of the fidelity the game system is capable of showing. The PLAYER is made to feel what is at stake in the clash between Industry and the Wild. Yet DK doesn't really seem to care about any of that. He's equally willing to throw down with any other challengers to his position as the king of the jungle, whether they are actually "evil" or not. The Country games tell a story of beautiful Nature vs ugly Industry, but the Kong himself, as a true representative of Nature, is simply a beast defending his territory and family - a beast who happens to have the power necessary to fight the power of Industry, but a beast nonetheless. This rant went on a bit longer than I planned. Anyway, my point is that the reason DK's tone is so hard to pin down is because his games and his character are two completely different things. The games present a grand narrative of Nature vs Technology, but take the Kong out of this narrative, throw him into Mario spin-offs, and you're basically left with...gorilla. Because that's what he is. An ape who just wants to enjoy life and is willing to smash anything that gets in the way of him doing that.
Honestly, yeah! There's an old story about how when Retro made DKC Returns, they had all of the gorilla-like moves you'd expect. Great strength and agility and whatnot. And Miamoto took a look at it and told them to give DK a functionality where he just blew air on stuff, something goofy. Because DK was lacking some of that whimsy that's key to his character. It's part of that fine character line between goofy and epic, I think.
God, someone finally put it into words. The Donkey Kong series is so much more nuanced than people expect, but it's so hard to articulate why. Thank you, I'm gonna use this to explain DKC to people now.
I guess to be fair for Jungle Beat's wild animalistic of DK the game's manual actually explains about a celestial moon god informing DK about some incoming danger and he must overcome neighboring islands to defeat the evil Cactus King to free them. The whole concept of Nature vs Industrialist doesn't truly holds up because Donkey Kong and his friends have no quims or issues with embracing tech and the construction factories. Cranky Kong and Funky Kong both are the biggest examples; Cranky using science in DK64 and Funky is the overall inventor, mechanic, weapons specialist, etc. The cartoons may or may not be consistent with the games, but they have a barrel manufacturing workplace.
I love the commitment to the bit of including the DK screaming clip in every single video, no matter the content, no matter the context. Obviously it makes more sense to have it show up here but I still laugh when I see it.
Ironically metroid might actually be part of the reson of the lack of new dk games as back when dkc tropical freeze first came out the metroid cominity got really mad they were working on this instead of metroid prime 4(ignoring the fact dkc returns outsold every metroid prime game combined and this was the wiiu era were nintendo dint want to take risks due to it underselling) and now retro is so busy with prime 4 esspecly when they had to bassicly restart development at 9ne point that focusing on other games wasnt really a option. And like i love meteoid series and prime is fun but man the metroid cominity overreacted esspecly when tropical freeze is one of my favorite 2d platformers of all time just behind Celeste
HE's still around, he's the Donkey Kong everyone loves, he just grew up and has to wear a tie now because everything is business causal but they're lying and it's strictly busines
I thought only King of Swing has Cranky call him his son with him referring to him as his grandson in every other game? The Mario movie made him his son though.
No you’re not the only one. I like the interpretation of DK being Cranky’s son because that solves the problem with him being his grandson: where is DK Jr.? I like the idea of Rare’s DK being a grown up Jr. instead of him being this brand new character while Jr.’s been out getting milk and cigarettes for the last 30 years
@@Mr__JackTrue I don’t know WHY they can’t just say that Cranky Kong is Donkey Kong’s father and that Donkey Kong is Donkey Kong Jr. all grown up why must Nintendo continue being stupid here. Besides Donkey Kong Jr. isn’t coming back anytime soon.
Ok but the Skylanders version of Donkey Kong was like the best mix of all 3 of like his eras cause his moveset referenced this arcade games, rhythm games, and country. They put a lot of effort to make him feel recognizable no matter what era of Donkey Kong you grew up with...
Rare's DK was the best DK. Not only did they redefine him as a cool, laidback, fun-loving defender of DK Island, but they also gave him a world, a cast of characters, atmosphere, and, well... everything. Nintendo actively spitting on Rare's legacy never made sense to me... but, then again, if Phil Tossell is to be believed, then Nintendo grew jealous of Rare, which was likely a motivating factor in them refusing the Stamper Bros.' offer and giving Rare the boot. If Paper Mario has taught us anything, Nintendo can be REALLY petty.
jungle beat is one of those games nobody talks about, but whenever it's brought up everyone who's played it immediately gets excited. probably one of the most under-appreciated games nintendo has ever made.
5:40 Actually, Cranky always calls Donkey Kong his grandson as early as the first Donkey Kong Country. He's only Cranky's song in the movie... which ultimately doesn't matter because they ignore the entire history Mario had with him anyway except they referenced Wrecking Crew meaning Mario's previous job history in construction was still intact, but that's its own thing. So this means Donkey Kong Jr. had a son, which would be the modern DK and... we have no idea what happened to Jr if he died or is somewhere else in the world or what it's never explained.
Well actually, Cranky calls Dk his son in "Donkey Kong 64" and the Mario Movie in the Dk section of the film lifts a lot from 'DK64' so they also took the fact that Dk was Cranky's son from that game for the Movie! Also Donkey Kong Jr. being modern DK'S father makes no sense, because we see DK Jr. in "Donkey Kong" for the Gameboy, "Mario Tennis" N64, & "Mario Kart: Double Dash" both DK Jr. and Modern DK are seen together and DK Jr. is still a small baby/kid kong, no way his DK father!
@@Benja04 The kart and sports titles also have baby versions of Mario characters so we can't really use them to determine continuity. I checked though and you're right about him calling him his son in DK64. Though with Donkey Kong's and Cranky's comparitive ages, we don't know their actual age but modern DK is likely a full adult or at least close to it. Read that originally it was going to be DK and DK Jr. but Nintendo didn't like the idea of the new DK being the same one from the arcade game so Rare had to change DK Jr. to Diddy Kong. Still though, he's referred to as his grandson more often than his son, but it turns out in Tropical Freeze Nintendo or Retro decided to simply call Cranky "his elder" now so I don't think even Nintendo has a clear answer on their family tree.
to be honest, out of all the iterations of donkey kong over the years, Mario movie's iteration gotta be the most ACCURATE when it comes to being between both "goofy" and "epic" (shoutout to @indigofenix00 for this one), truly the donkey kong ever.
2 things about this video: 1) 5:43 DK from DKC is not Jr. but the son of DK JR. 2) The volume is all over the place on this video, especially when you're on first plane, you're voice volume goes WAY louder than the voice you use when off the screen.
In an alternate timeline, Donkey Kong went on to become the premiere rhythm game franchise, giving enough attention to the genre that it would ultimately lead to the Chorus Kids' inclusion in Smash Ultimate.
Thank you for feeding my Donkey Kong addiction, Alax. Donkey Kong related media is to me as bananas are to our lord and savior Donkey Kong. I’m developing a hoard. Also, on the topic of what may come next for DK, there was a seemingly cancelled game you may have heard of called Donkey Kong Freedom in development between Nintendo and Vicarious Visions. There’s some really fascinating information out there about it.
i got bored earlier this year and riding off the mario movie decided to binge the entire donkey kong platformer saga (including the rabbids dlc because it was great) and it made me appreciate the stupid ape alot more. he’s definitely coming back. very, very, soon.
5:47 This one gives me headaches. DK and DK Jr play tennis together, but Crancky is meant to be de DK without a tie, so Dk play tennis with himself but as a baby. But then DK with a tie battles mario on the DS donkeykong but still captures Pauline, but the Diddy Kong had a t-shirt that said JR so he was meant to be the Jr of Jr, be that the Dk with a tie, but then there is a Jr on country 3, and then we have the two marios on the original one but he isn't Luigi, they are the two mario brothers Mario and Mario 2. It's just so Fk-d up
I, too, was bothered that they never used the godly DK64 voice ever again. I remember I think in the intro for Mario Power Tennis, DK hits the ball and does the DK64 voice for a single second and I LOST MY SHIT thinking they went back to using it. They did not. I searched the Mario Power Tennis intro and it's on the 2:30 mark, for anyone that's curious.
Your editing style is so unique and its a big reason I look forward to your videos no matter what the video is about. Keep it up man, this channel is a gem.
Hey Alax, I've been going through a tough time in my life rn but your videos always manage to cheer me up. Just wanted to say thank you for being you and uploading these amazing videos. Been a long time fan :)
Brother, you're sleepin on the Smash Ultimate character model. The facial expressions are top-tier and single-handedly justify the camera feature. The same can be said for the Mario Cart series. If I had to pick between better voice acting or better facial expressions for him to express more emotion/ character, I'm going with the goofy-ass facial expressions every time.
The original DK is Cranky Kong however, d k junior is actually a different character that's so obscure they've only appeared in like a manual or a nintendo power ,but he is the actual dad of Donkey Kong
I always love your deep dives of specific video game characters and how they evolved over the years we knew them. It really puts into perspective how someone can come so far from a wee toddler to a fully formed Adonis.
Unpopular opinion: Superchargers gets a lot of undeserved criticism but it's actually in the better half of the mainline series. Idk how crazy of a take this is, but I'm staying on this hill lmao
5:40 fun fact, this is wrong! Modern DK is actually DK III in the games. In the film they got rid of DK Jr, but in the games Cranky is the original arcade DK, father of Jr, but modern DK is the son of DK Jr. Confusing, I know.
Im going cod fishing tomorrow. Some random funny meme clip in a mario sunshine video you made like 4 years ago led me to discover neon genesis Evangelion and my life has not been the same since then. Thankyou
Maaaan seeing the old school Teletoon logo takes me back being born in 96! 😅 Alax ever consider doing an oldschool 90s video on retro Canadian Cartoons? Like Reboot, Monster By Mistake, Stickin’ Around etc? Would be dope!
Your videos are actually worth watching. UA-cam shorts have taken over and honestly it's hard to watch full videos but the editing and the humour makes it worth the watch.
12:10 - Ah. I see that you, too, are a fan of (formerly) obscure former sequels to absolutely earth shattering first-person shooters. "Got'cher _Triad!!"_
I love the chaotic editing in this XD Alax, your videos are entertaining af please keep doing this XD (also I grew up with one of the Mario vs Donkey Kong games, it had a level editor before mario maker was a thing so that was really cool)
11:06 Woah woah woah. The original Mario Vs. Donkey Kong and Donkey Kong on the GameBoy (Which MVDK is a sequel to) are incredible. They're really good puzzle platformers and the GameBoy one is one of the best games on the system. After those games though the series just became mid-Lemmings which really sucks.
I love Alax' editing style cuz it's literally what goes on in my brain. From the random repeating sound bytes to frank ocean to the random scoobydoo persona part, it's a mess and I love it
I try to best accurately depict my really weird brain, thank you.
Adhd moment
@relaxalax telethon how you make scary
So you telling me we been waiting 7 years for a new album, and Frank has been in your head the whole time?
Some people’s brains is pretty much either random memes on repeat or an entire vaporwave aesthetic
My dad looks like Donkey Kong.
nuh uh
Good to know, will this be on the test later?
Is he black?
I can’t tell if that’s a compliment or an insult
@@thatonespooder1513 was it at least in a funny way?
I think we’re all forgetting the one true depiction of Donkey Kong in a game which is in Punch Out Wii. Who knew that a secret cameo in a completely different franchise would be the one to give him the most personality.
I was just about to comment that
wtf mixmaster corn sighting
That's the DK I think of when someone say "think of a monkey"
I mean it’s Mario when characters aren’t playable they either are in npc mode standing around doing nothing or only appear at the end of the game
I didn't forget...I kept waiting for it...
My thoughts on Donkey Kong is that he straddles a weird line between "epic" and "goofy" that is REALLY hard to get right. The Country games present some of the most astonishingly beautiful environments and atmospheric music the SNES was capable of, and Returns followed in its footsteps, yet both were chock full of slapstick comedy. Even 64, which emphasized the cartoon goofiness, still boasted the sheer size of its worlds, unparalleled by any games of its time (according to many, to its detriment).
Undercutting all of this is the "wild beast" personality that occasionally surges back. He's frequently depicted with supersimian strength, smashing K Rool through the roof of his flying fortress with a single blow or smashing the moon out of orbit. The Jungle Beat series is even ambiguous on his "heroism" and presents him more as a territorial wild animal defending his territory against rival apes. Once this side of his personality is established, his territorial, animal nature becomes apparent in other games; he is rarely motivated to do anything until someone invades HIS island.
At the heart of the Country series is an environmentalist tone. His main foes are the industrialist Kremlings, whose factories are contrasted against the pristine beauty of the natural environment that is depicted with all of the fidelity the game system is capable of showing. The PLAYER is made to feel what is at stake in the clash between Industry and the Wild.
Yet DK doesn't really seem to care about any of that. He's equally willing to throw down with any other challengers to his position as the king of the jungle, whether they are actually "evil" or not. The Country games tell a story of beautiful Nature vs ugly Industry, but the Kong himself, as a true representative of Nature, is simply a beast defending his territory and family - a beast who happens to have the power necessary to fight the power of Industry, but a beast nonetheless.
This rant went on a bit longer than I planned.
Anyway, my point is that the reason DK's tone is so hard to pin down is because his games and his character are two completely different things. The games present a grand narrative of Nature vs Technology, but take the Kong out of this narrative, throw him into Mario spin-offs, and you're basically left with...gorilla. Because that's what he is. An ape who just wants to enjoy life and is willing to smash anything that gets in the way of him doing that.
Honestly, yeah!
There's an old story about how when Retro made DKC Returns, they had all of the gorilla-like moves you'd expect. Great strength and agility and whatnot. And Miamoto took a look at it and told them to give DK a functionality where he just blew air on stuff, something goofy. Because DK was lacking some of that whimsy that's key to his character.
It's part of that fine character line between goofy and epic, I think.
God, someone finally put it into words. The Donkey Kong series is so much more nuanced than people expect, but it's so hard to articulate why. Thank you, I'm gonna use this to explain DKC to people now.
I guess to be fair for Jungle Beat's wild animalistic of DK the game's manual actually explains about a celestial moon god informing DK about some incoming danger and he must overcome neighboring islands to defeat the evil Cactus King to free them.
The whole concept of Nature vs Industrialist doesn't truly holds up because Donkey Kong and his friends have no quims or issues with embracing tech and the construction factories. Cranky Kong and Funky Kong both are the biggest examples; Cranky using science in DK64 and Funky is the overall inventor, mechanic, weapons specialist, etc. The cartoons may or may not be consistent with the games, but they have a barrel manufacturing workplace.
Somebody from Nintendo needs to see this comment, because I think you somehow understand it better than any of them
Honestly Alex, I never realized how much I missed your content until you returned from your hiatus. Keep up the good work!
I love the commitment to the bit of including the DK screaming clip in every single video, no matter the content, no matter the context.
Obviously it makes more sense to have it show up here but I still laugh when I see it.
Donkey Kong shows up everywhere in your life despite getting no new games
Just like Metroid one day Nintendo will realize that DK prints money
Maybe it's because both print more dollars and euros that they do yen?
@@Chaos89P The problem is that Retro Studio's is too busy making Metroid Prime 4. Which is taking forever!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Ironically metroid might actually be part of the reson of the lack of new dk games as back when dkc tropical freeze first came out the metroid cominity got really mad they were working on this instead of metroid prime 4(ignoring the fact dkc returns outsold every metroid prime game combined and this was the wiiu era were nintendo dint want to take risks due to it underselling) and now retro is so busy with prime 4 esspecly when they had to bassicly restart development at 9ne point that focusing on other games wasnt really a option. And like i love meteoid series and prime is fun but man the metroid cominity overreacted esspecly when tropical freeze is one of my favorite 2d platformers of all time just behind Celeste
Everyone always asks "Who is Donkey Kong?" but no one ever asks "Whatever happened to DK Jr.?"
He went out for milk and never came back
HE's still around, he's the Donkey Kong everyone loves, he just grew up and has to wear a tie now because everything is business causal but they're lying and it's strictly busines
Hes probably in New Donk City
He IS Donkey Kong
Cranky Kong is the original DK from the 1981 arcade game.
What’s weird is how DK is either Cranky’s son or grandson depending on the time of day, it bothers me to no end and I’m probably the only one to care.
I thought only King of Swing has Cranky call him his son with him referring to him as his grandson in every other game? The Mario movie made him his son though.
🦧🦍🦍🦍🦧
No you’re not the only one. I like the interpretation of DK being Cranky’s son because that solves the problem with him being his grandson: where is DK Jr.? I like the idea of Rare’s DK being a grown up Jr. instead of him being this brand new character while Jr.’s been out getting milk and cigarettes for the last 30 years
The marioverse server cares
@@Mr__JackTrue I don’t know WHY they can’t just say that Cranky Kong is Donkey Kong’s father and that Donkey Kong is Donkey Kong Jr. all grown up why must Nintendo continue being stupid here. Besides Donkey Kong Jr. isn’t coming back anytime soon.
6:40 This is the funniest shit I have ever seen in years
Ok but the Skylanders version of Donkey Kong was like the best mix of all 3 of like his eras cause his moveset referenced this arcade games, rhythm games, and country. They put a lot of effort to make him feel recognizable no matter what era of Donkey Kong you grew up with...
Diddy Kong is in the supercharged Barrel Blaster too
@@umi_grumzand he’s in the soul gem
Rare's DK was the best DK. Not only did they redefine him as a cool, laidback, fun-loving defender of DK Island, but they also gave him a world, a cast of characters, atmosphere, and, well... everything. Nintendo actively spitting on Rare's legacy never made sense to me... but, then again, if Phil Tossell is to be believed, then Nintendo grew jealous of Rare, which was likely a motivating factor in them refusing the Stamper Bros.' offer and giving Rare the boot. If Paper Mario has taught us anything, Nintendo can be REALLY petty.
You hit the nail right on the head
I dunno why but his movie design is my favorite because it combines the expressiveness
of the 64 era but also the simplicity of the NES/GB era
Donkey Kong really needs a new standalone game to push his design in the right direction
Dk64 2
he needs a super Mario wonder of his own
@@kosmic_overlord I recommend Yooka-Laylee the Impossible Lair, and Kaze the Wild Masks, their based on DKC.
what we NEED is donkey kong 64 remastered as good as super mario rpg seems to be
@@buttersddragon I think DK 64 is disliked now a days due to the backtracking.
jungle beat is one of those games nobody talks about, but whenever it's brought up everyone who's played it immediately gets excited. probably one of the most under-appreciated games nintendo has ever made.
The _"ookey"_ DK 64 voice is honestly the best one.
Like, I got no nostalgic connection to those games, but damn if it doesn't crack me up every time.
13:42 Red Mist Donkey Kong
0:09 brought a tear to my eyes. Truly the funny dk sound
Edit: 6:40 THE DOUBLE FUNNY
5:16 I CANT BELIEVE ALAX SAW A RAT AND DIDNT DO THE JOKE??? THIS IS NOT THE REAL ALAX?
Okay but the GBA Mario vs DK is actually a banger title. Nothing like what it ended up as, and a good platformer !
Yeah, it's basically the sequel to Donkey Kong on the Gameboy.
5:40 Actually, Cranky always calls Donkey Kong his grandson as early as the first Donkey Kong Country. He's only Cranky's song in the movie... which ultimately doesn't matter because they ignore the entire history Mario had with him anyway except they referenced Wrecking Crew meaning Mario's previous job history in construction was still intact, but that's its own thing.
So this means Donkey Kong Jr. had a son, which would be the modern DK and... we have no idea what happened to Jr if he died or is somewhere else in the world or what it's never explained.
Well actually, Cranky calls Dk his son in "Donkey Kong 64" and the Mario Movie in the Dk section of the film lifts a lot from 'DK64' so they also took the fact that Dk was Cranky's son from that game for the Movie!
Also Donkey Kong Jr. being modern DK'S father makes no sense, because we see DK Jr. in "Donkey Kong" for the Gameboy, "Mario Tennis" N64, & "Mario Kart: Double Dash" both DK Jr. and Modern DK are seen together and DK Jr. is still a small baby/kid kong, no way his DK father!
@@Benja04 The kart and sports titles also have baby versions of Mario characters so we can't really use them to determine continuity. I checked though and you're right about him calling him his son in DK64. Though with Donkey Kong's and Cranky's comparitive ages, we don't know their actual age but modern DK is likely a full adult or at least close to it. Read that originally it was going to be DK and DK Jr. but Nintendo didn't like the idea of the new DK being the same one from the arcade game so Rare had to change DK Jr. to Diddy Kong.
Still though, he's referred to as his grandson more often than his son, but it turns out in Tropical Freeze Nintendo or Retro decided to simply call Cranky "his elder" now so I don't think even Nintendo has a clear answer on their family tree.
@@Benja04you do know
It’s the old dk in the game boy game and not modern Dk
to be honest, out of all the iterations of donkey kong over the years, Mario movie's iteration gotta be the most ACCURATE when it comes to being between both "goofy" and "epic" (shoutout to @indigofenix00 for this one), truly the donkey kong ever.
6:49 I too love the Dk scream sound effect. Thank you for using such a sound. Joy fills me once more
5:31 you know if you’re bored you can imagine a Donkey Kong in your head and rotate it for free
DK64 had the definitive voice acting for the entire series
I’m in a lot of fuckin pain right now and on a bunch o’ painkillers so thank you Funny Bald Man for being funny and distracting
2 things about this video:
1) 5:43 DK from DKC is not Jr. but the son of DK JR.
2) The volume is all over the place on this video, especially when you're on first plane, you're voice volume goes WAY louder than the voice you use when off the screen.
i think alax's editing style is one of my personal favorites, next to caddicarus' and scott's styles
The editing style is kinda like Sr. Loco's style
I've heard that both formers have some YTP energy. Haven't seen that being said about Scott's.
11:32 “ubortidala”
“OOAOAOOAAEEE 👹👹👹👺👺👺😈😈😈”
I thought it said “they’re 40 dollars “
4:24 did I just get grand dad-ed in a relax Alex video?
1:55 holy shit that was clean. amazing as always my man
You said "rats" without any dragonforce and I think your therapist would be therapleased
I never really found any of DK's designs uncanny until now, but I always found some of them to look very derpy. The spinning DKC model, especially.
How to scare a Canadian
1. Idk
2. 1:24
That offend me, great job
10:46 I have located the poop spoon
0:08 cool dk sound effect of The Blue Danube Waltz by Johann Strauss II spotted
and 6:39
In an alternate timeline, Donkey Kong went on to become the premiere rhythm game franchise, giving enough attention to the genre that it would ultimately lead to the Chorus Kids' inclusion in Smash Ultimate.
Thank you for feeding my Donkey Kong addiction, Alax. Donkey Kong related media is to me as bananas are to our lord and savior Donkey Kong. I’m developing a hoard.
Also, on the topic of what may come next for DK, there was a seemingly cancelled game you may have heard of called Donkey Kong Freedom in development between Nintendo and Vicarious Visions. There’s some really fascinating information out there about it.
i got bored earlier this year and riding off the mario movie decided to binge the entire donkey kong platformer saga (including the rabbids dlc because it was great) and it made me appreciate the stupid ape alot more.
he’s definitely coming back. very, very, soon.
The editing is so all over the place yet unexpected I love it 🤣. Also DK definitely deserves another return since Tropical Freeze 🙌
TLDW Donkey Kong during the RareWare era had the most colorful personality and world and everything after feels so milquetoast.
14:59 bro has serious biceps
5:47 This one gives me headaches. DK and DK Jr play tennis together, but Crancky is meant to be de DK without a tie, so Dk play tennis with himself but as a baby. But then DK with a tie battles mario on the DS donkeykong but still captures Pauline, but the Diddy Kong had a t-shirt that said JR so he was meant to be the Jr of Jr, be that the Dk with a tie, but then there is a Jr on country 3, and then we have the two marios on the original one but he isn't Luigi, they are the two mario brothers Mario and Mario 2. It's just so Fk-d up
4:26 GRAND DAD
I KNEW THAT WAS SIIVAGUNNER
FLEENSTONES?
I, too, was bothered that they never used the godly DK64 voice ever again.
I remember I think in the intro for Mario Power Tennis, DK hits the ball and does the DK64 voice for a single second and I LOST MY SHIT thinking they went back to using it. They did not.
I searched the Mario Power Tennis intro and it's on the 2:30 mark, for anyone that's curious.
4:25 FLEENTSTONES!?
Nintendo treats Donkey Kong like Capcom treats the OG Resident Evil cast, they could never decide on what they want these characters to look like.
1:29 I KNOW THAT NOISE
Where is it from?
@@Anonymouseyoutuberthe spots theme
@@kirbomode6369 Tysm
@@Anonymouseyoutuber np
Man since you returned it's been nothing but bangers. Glad to have you again and hope you're living your best life!
1:23 That's what the Teletoon logo used to look like???
yes
Your editing style is so unique and its a big reason I look forward to your videos no matter what the video is about. Keep it up man, this channel is a gem.
7:12
U welcome
Hey Alax, I've been going through a tough time in my life rn but your videos always manage to cheer me up. Just wanted to say thank you for being you and uploading these amazing videos. Been a long time fan :)
Brother, you're sleepin on the Smash Ultimate character model. The facial expressions are top-tier and single-handedly justify the camera feature. The same can be said for the Mario Cart series. If I had to pick between better voice acting or better facial expressions for him to express more emotion/ character, I'm going with the goofy-ass facial expressions every time.
8:27 I will never forget GameGrumps' rendition of this picture: Someone telling DK that his son just died but he never wanted him in the first place
RelaxAlex is like Scott The Woz if Scott The Woz wasn't Scott The Woz but was still definitely Scott The Woz
The original DK is Cranky Kong however, d k junior is actually a different character that's so obscure they've only appeared in like a manual or a nintendo power ,but he is the actual dad of Donkey Kong
The foreshadowing from alexsonder is amazing
I always love your deep dives of specific video game characters and how they evolved over the years we knew them. It really puts into perspective how someone can come so far from a wee toddler to a fully formed Adonis.
I am playing Skylanders as I'm watching this video and I have Turbo Charge Donkey Kong on my desk right now.
Fight me.
Unpopular opinion: Superchargers gets a lot of undeserved criticism but it's actually in the better half of the mainline series. Idk how crazy of a take this is, but I'm staying on this hill lmao
dongchargers
@lokicairns3510 True true
I need to know the source of 8:00
Scooby Doo in Persona 4?! 😂
5:40 fun fact, this is wrong! Modern DK is actually DK III in the games. In the film they got rid of DK Jr, but in the games Cranky is the original arcade DK, father of Jr, but modern DK is the son of DK Jr. Confusing, I know.
5:42
Modern DK is referred to as CK’s Grand child. DK Jr is CK’s child. So I think Jr is at least the parent of Modern DK.
One of the few youtube videos I watched in a while that made me audibly laugh through the whole thing. I love your editing and humor dude!
Me: "Oh boy, I hope Alax remembers to put in my favorite joke of Donkey Kong and Diddy Kong in a mine cart!"
Alax: 0:06
I like how the only thing I learned specifically from this video is that relaxalax has revised the donkey kong land wikipedia page
It finally makes sense, every single week he retweeted the donkey Kong scream and it's been in practically every video. It makes so much sense
Im going cod fishing tomorrow. Some random funny meme clip in a mario sunshine video you made like 4 years ago led me to discover neon genesis Evangelion and my life has not been the same since then. Thankyou
5:40 The dk with a tie is his own character, donkey kong jr is his father and cranky kong is his grandfather.
The DK sounds video has helped me through so many bad days.
“I Shower You With coconut cream pie”
- Dk
3:29 why are samus and pit there
DK64 Voices loop in my head constantly.
>the text Reboot using Rare's logo for the R
"See this was a rare opportunity for Nintendo"
Clever, I like it
The tie bit really got me 😂
Donkey Kong Jr is modern dk's dad while cranky Kong is his grandpa
Maaaan seeing the old school Teletoon logo takes me back being born in 96! 😅
Alax ever consider doing an oldschool 90s video on retro Canadian Cartoons? Like Reboot, Monster By Mistake, Stickin’ Around etc? Would be dope!
Your videos are actually worth watching. UA-cam shorts have taken over and honestly it's hard to watch full videos but the editing and the humour makes it worth the watch.
4:20 is that Horse race (Extended mix)? I never expected a Siivagunner reference
I’m honestly not sure if it was on purpose or not
2:32 I thought that was file size
3:35 I watched that last year and it was dull as shit
Donkey kong? Oh yeah, that guy, he's a great guy, give him a golden banana
I wish the canonical voice for DK was the "OK!" Era, not the beast sounds.
6:39 idk why but DK's scream as he is falling to his misery just made me butst out laughing
excellent video but I'm watching at 1:30am and slightly worried that the Spot Holes 2 creepypasta edits are gonna appear in my nightmares tonight
12:10 - Ah. I see that you, too, are a fan of (formerly) obscure former sequels to absolutely earth shattering first-person shooters.
"Got'cher _Triad!!"_
DK!
DONKEY KONG!
DK!
DONKEY KONG IS WHO!?
Great video i really missed your more unique style of editing the most and it looks like its back
Alax has one of my favorite editing styles ever OML.
I love the chaotic editing in this XD
Alax, your videos are entertaining af please keep doing this XD
(also I grew up with one of the Mario vs Donkey Kong games, it had a level editor before mario maker was a thing so that was really cool)
5:40 Small correction. The DK in Donkey Kong Country isn't Donkey Kong Jr. He's Donkey Kong Jr.'s son. Cranky is the modern DK's grandfather.
I freaking love Ditchu’s style
Everyone has been talking about Donkey Kong needing more kong while Yoshi is the real one that needs more kong, 3D KONG.
Okay but seriously that "Donkey Kong Country Customer Service" joke was outstanding
4:45 Damnit, man! Puns!
Man this channel is one of the few where I get really excited whenever I see a new video.
13:05 Truer words have never been spoken about the ape; "no one should care much about it"
Popeye64 lmao peak comedy
8:26 JESUS MAN I ALMOST DIED WHY ARE YOU SO FUNNY? INSTA SUBBED!!!
11:06 Woah woah woah. The original Mario Vs. Donkey Kong and Donkey Kong on the GameBoy (Which MVDK is a sequel to) are incredible. They're really good puzzle platformers and the GameBoy one is one of the best games on the system. After those games though the series just became mid-Lemmings which really sucks.
That's what I'm saying, man. Like, say what you want about the lemmings knockoffs but the OG GBA and DK94 games kick so much ass.
I mean the game is getting a remake so I guess alax is rolling in his grave?