This song is used in Congo Jungle in the original Super Smash Bros., Melee, and 3DS/Wii U (the lattermost alongside Jungle Japes). Brawl.ДЄ jazz and funk-style medley of the World Map theme ('Simian Segue') and the Bonus Room theme ('Bonus Room Blitz') that incorporates many brass and horn instruments as well as a steel drum.ДЄrrangement Supervisor: Hiroshi YamaguchiДЄ faithful remaster of 'DK Island Swing' from Donkey Kong Country. This song is used in Rumble Falls in Super Smash Bros. It consists of the 'Game Start', 25m, Hammer, 'Bonus Running Out', 'Stage Clear', 100m, and 'All Clear' themes from Donkey Kongand the 'Game Start', 'Stage 1', 'Stage 4', 'Ending', and 'Stage Clear' themes from Donkey Kong Jr.ДЄ medley of the World Map theme ('Simian Segue') and the Bonus Room theme ('Bonus Room Blitz'), both of which are directly ripped from Donkey Kong Country. It is a looping soundbyte that consists of 5 notes and 4 sounds.ДЄn orchestral / electronic hybrid medley. exДirectly ripped from Donkey Kong, it is the theme to the game's first level - 25m. Brawl.ДЄrrangement Supervisor: Hirokazu Tanaka.

This song was previewed on the official website for Super Smash Bros. for Wii U.ДЄ big beat-style remix of the 25m theme, with various samples of the game's sound effects and jingles played throughout. This song is used in 75m in both Super Smash Bros. The medley is more based on the NES version's soundtrack rather than the original arcade's. TitleДЄ synth-heavy medley of jingles and sound effects from the original Donkey Kong arcade game, consisting of the opening melody, the 'Game Start' jingle, the 25m theme, and the Hammer theme. Ultimate play on all Donkey Kong and Smash Bros. He is quite a hard boss to defeat - especially as a parrot - and when you actually defeat him he just turns into smaller bees to ruin your day even more! This boss is memorable as he would be scary to young kids and his early reveal makes him unique unlike the other non K.Rool bosses of the game.Note: All songs that appear in Super Smash Bros. You catch a small glimpse of him in the previous level and I nearly jumped out of my seat when he suddenly appeared. King Zing Sting is the first regular animal boss on our list and he sure is memorable. It is my second favorite boss of the franchise, alongside with Kleever and Kaptain K. Hit his stinger many times with Squawks's rapid-fire nuts and he splits into low-level mook Zingers for you to kill to your heart's content. It may look like a regular giant Zinger, but it's way more harder than Bumble B Rumble from the original game.

I agree he is one of the best, he has one of the best video game designs in my opinion and his name is awesomne, and this battle is amazing tooДў King Zing Sting (Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest) The fake ending is also very unique and special. The battle itself is one to be remembered, it tests everything you've learned from the whole game in effect. K.Rool is a great villain too, he is a very exaggerated character and every attack he does really emphasizes this fact, his stupidly high jump and the sounds he makes are an example. It is an extremely catchy tune as well which is why it's become so iconic over the years. The music is perfect, it starts with an innocent little tune, but then it starts to get deeper as you continue with the boss and then the atmosphere changes immediately to this dark, eerie theme.

King K.Rool from the very first DKC game is a magnificant boss, although you may think he has a lot going against him - he doesn't appear in the game until you fight him, his weak spot is obvious and the fight itself is relatively short.This may be true but everything else is pure perfection. Rool is a fictional anthropomorphic crocodile and the main antagonist of Nintendo's Donkey Kong video game franchise, as well as the archenemy of Donkey Kong and Diddy Kong.

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