Donkey Kong Roster, Updated

DONKEY KONG ROSTER, UPDATED

And here is our Donkey Kong roster, adding in the Animal Buddies, the Ghastly King, basically all of the Snowmads, and so on. Who ya mainin', if different?

Second Chance Quickies

SECOND CHANCE QUICKIES

Today, I'm going to try something new, to see if it will get me through faster. If it works out, something similar will probably be how I do second chance runs in the future, but if not, it'll be back to the drawing board. Let's begin:

MECHA-BOWSER

Mecha-Bowser is a prolific enough boss for me to slightly question whether or not there's enough across the board. In his first appearance in Sunshine, he fired bullet bills and breathed fire, an easy Standard B and Side B, so that's those. His head came off and flew too, which is a maybe on an Up B, something like Bowser Jr. popping out of his Klown Kar. Mario Power Tennis adds in Bob-Ombs, which are a little iffy, being another character, but a sketchy Down B if we were desperate. Galaxy's version I barely count, so no. The Mario Kart arcade games have him breathing fire. So no. Mario Party: Star Rush, though, is interesting as it adds in a few things like the ability to fly around on rockets (Up B), the ability to shoot spike balls from its back (much better Down B), and it shoots plasma balls (if we wanted to switch out the Bullet Bills). Have a Final Smash based on the Pinna Park fight and we're all there. The answer is . . . YES.

WINGO

As the boss of the game, I have to give him one more due. So, his big thing is that he teleports around (Up B) and blows strong wind (Standard or Side B). This takes up most of his battles, so its easy to overlook things. Still, at the top of the fight, he will also drop giant turnips that will do damage and he will strike with lightning in certain spots. Those two moves can easily take over the other two main slots. That just leaves us with a final, and he could simply grab someone and carry them offscreen, rope in Draggadon, or use Cookatiel's boiling pot, since the games do like connecting the two. Heck, I'd be willing to toss in Cookatiel as a color swap, with some of their moves. In the end, I have to say . . . YES.

PAPER LUIGI, PEACH, AND BOWSER

This was a request, and so I'll honor the consideration. The struggle here is that, outside of the paper gimmick, there's not much difference between the paper forms and the regular forms. I will also say, most are represented in the color swaps for the characters previously listed. I am willing to make them named color swaps if necessary, and . . . I would toss in the boon that half of Mr. L's color swaps should be Paper Luigi. I believe that's something I overlooked, so that's my bad. Now, they could all be echoes not color swaps, naturally. However, I would point out that all three characters do have existing echoes already: Mr. L for Luigi, Peachette for Peach, and Dry Bowser for Bowser. And given the choice, I'd much rather represent those three over the Paper version, and am mostly satisfied with the skins as they are. More attached to Mr. L, and Peach and Bowser's being named though, that is a concession I'm willing to make. The answer is . . . NO.

BABY MARIO & BABY LUIGI

We do already have Mario & Luigi in a Mario & Luigi series specific moveset, apart from the several other versions of Mario and Luigi, so why the heck not couldn't we do the same with Baby Mario & Baby Luigi. Let's say the Baby Mario set over in the Yoshi roster represents baby abilities from that, while this set is specifically the duo from Partners in Time. Some of the most baby-central moves include the Baby Drill, which can function as a Down B, the Baby Pump, which is an easy Standard or Side, Baby Spin or Baby Toss are a nice Up B, and the Baby Cakes can be a goofy taunt or can be worked into the moveset too. Toss in things like the hammers, the shells, or a Chain Chomp, and we have more than enough for a full four. Then a final smash is literally any one of the Bros. Attacks. I think this is an absolute . . . YES.

NASTASIA

Really only reconsidering her because she is such an important part of the plot of Super Paper Mario, and one of my favorite characters within it, and so it feels weird for her not to be here. However, there's still very little. She hypnotizes, meaning I guess you could make a Ditto-esque concept, but its not as clean as she's not the shapeshifter, and you'd basically just be playing the other character, except she'd be standing in the background or something. So, no, her ability is better served as an Assist Trophy. My answer is . . . NO.

TV DONKEY KONG

This means specifically the Saturday Supercade version, as that version of Donkey Kong is such a far cry from the big ape we know and love that it feels really weird for him to just be "part" of the regular Donkey Kong, especially when we did make separate characters for the TV versions of Mario and Luigi and so on. I won't do the same for characters like Pauline and Donkey Kong Jr. as there's so little to their game counterparts as is that I might as well just put those together. Throughout the series, there's a lot of ways Donkey Kong uses to escape his pursuers. Just as a matter of example, we have the barrels (a staple of DK, I know, but still) as a Standard, the net Mario and Pauline are using all the time (that he uses back on them) as a Side, the trampoline from the circus episode as an Up, and his juggling act as a Down or something. Heck, he swings on ropes and trapezes a lot, so there's a couple Up possibilities too. Final Smash, the scaffolding from the show could appear and he could toss a bunch of barrels down, recreating the scene. DK uses other things for his Final Smash, so might as well. The answer is . . . YES.

SWANKY KONG

I forgot to add him to the list last week, but I still want to look him over. He's basically the only Kong not there. In his first game, he runs a quiz show, which changes very little in the game boy counterpart. In the second, he runs a game parlor where you throw balls at Cranky Kong. That's a Standard B at least. In the game boy counterpart, its more of a race collecting items, but there's not that much there either. And finally, he did appear in The Super Mario Bros. Movie, where his kart slipped on a banana peel and he possibly died. He has a kart, at least. No, I guess not. My answer is . . . NO.

And that's it. Obviously, I didn't get too much into the entrances, taunts, Kirby hats, etc. but most of those were general extrapolation anyway, so I think we'll let those rest for now. Maybe do something quick for them later. I don't know if I liked this way better or not. What did you think? Anyway, as this was so much more work to do, and unforeseen circumstances resulted in a really late upload, I'm going to put up the character cards on our four YES's tomorrow. See you then.

The Super Mario Bros. Movie

THE SUPER MARIO BROS. MOVIE

Today, let’s cover the Super Mario Bros. movie, specifically meaning the 2023 Chris Pratt movie produced by Illumination, not the old 1993 film starring Bob Hoskins. The film came out about a month and a half ago, at the time of his writing, and has since been pretty much killing it at the box office and in audience reception, even if critical reception was initially mixed. The film stars Chris Pratt, Charlie Day, Anya Taylor-Joy, and Jack Black among others and mostly retells the basic premise of the original game, with Bowser trying to take over the Mushroom Kingdom, which Mario had just recently come to from Brooklyn. The film does swap out Peach for Luigi as the “Damsel in Distress” role, but I do feel that helps Mario build a relationship with Peach in the movie while already having that brotherly relationship with Luigi, which would have been difficult if she’d been in a cage the whole movie.

Right off the bat, we have the double-edged sword of the movie being really accurate to the games this time around, which while being awesome in its own right, kinda means that we can’t really pull a unique version of Mario or the other characters from this one. Best I can say is have a “movie version” color swap on either the standard Mario or Film Mario specifically with this design and Chris Pratt’s voice work replacing the standard Charles Martinet voice bytes for that one. As it stands, most of what we see Mario do in the movie are things we see him do in the games, such as running, jumping, punching, and using such powerups as the Super Mushroom, the Cat Suit, the Tanooki Suit, the Mini Mushroom, and the Starman. He also rides a Kart, throwing a green shell at one point, but that all also falls under the Mario Kart moveset. He also uses some plumbers’ equipment but nowhere to the extent used by Bob Hoskins’ version or the Super Show! version.

Charlie Day’s Luigi is sidelined for much of the movie, but when he is in action, he does most of the same as his brother, even joining him in the use of the Starman at the end. Anya Taylor-Joy’s Princess Peach is also pretty standard to Peach’s more action-heavy game appearances, also using such powerups as the Fire Flower and Ice Flower at different points. She does wield a halberd at one point but not through any extended action scenes.

Keegan Michael Key plays Toad, specifically the main red-spotted, blue-vested Toad, at somewhat of a midway point between his original appearance and Captain Toad, being a bit of a wanderer laden down with a backpack and a bunch of camping gear. He wields a frying pan and drives a very large kart, but is otherwise pretty standard to his normal appearances. Same goes for basically every other Toad in the movie, though they are given a significant downgrade in courage and fighting ability (I choose to believe the two guards at the friend of the castle were Buckenberry and Alagold respectively).

The Kongs make a pretty significant appearance throughout the movie, Mario, Peach, and Toad visiting them to request aid. Donkey Kong and his (now) father Cranky are the main to appear, played by Seth Rogan and Fred Armisen respectively. Donkey Kong fights with a bunch of standard DK moves, throwing barrels, punching, slapping, grabbing, flying on a rocketbarrel, and so on. He does use a Fire Flower at one point, which was really cool, but other than that, he’s basically Donkey Kong. Again, great for the viewers, not great for our purposes here. Cranky mostly sits on his throne and acts . . . crankily, but not much else. Other Kongs appearing in the background include Diddy, Dixie, Kiddy, Chunky, and Swanky. There’s also a bouncer Kong who I don’t think is supposed to be Funky, but I’m not totally certain. He drives a kart and tosses a banana peel at one point.

Other minor characters include Mario’s family back home, including a mom, dad, two uncles, an aunt, a cousin, and a grandpa, most of whom do basic NPC stuff. Foreman Spike also makes a notable appearance in the movie played by Sebastian Maniscalco as a rival plumber who bullies the brothers. He grabs and threatens Mario at one point but not much new. There’s also a character named Giuseppe played by Charles Martinet, who almost feels like a confirmed distinct Jumpman, and a Secret Life of Pets extra named Francis owned by a rich couple who tried to bite and claw at the brothers at one point. He also fills the shower to get at them, so there’s that. We also have an army of Penguins, led by a king voiced by Khary Payton, who are shown attacking with snowballs and even a snow catapult. Then there’s Lumalee, voiced by the director’s kid and portrayed as a cheerily nihilistic Luma who has given up on all of existence. Pauline also has a brief cameo, baby versions of Mario, Luigi, and Peach are seen in flashbacks, and Yoshi is teased for the sequel.

On the villain end of things, we have Bowser, played brilliantly well by Jack Black, who leans very heavily into the “Bowser simps for Peach” angle of the character. He is seen breathing fire, clawing, biting, spinning in his shell, and performing an epic piano solo. He is also force-fed a Mini Mushroom at the end of the film. Again, pretty basic Bowser stuff. He is backed up by a nearly unrecognizable Kevin Michael Richardson as Kamek, who uses his magic to levitate people off the ground, and once uses it to nearly compress Toad to death. I don’t think we’ve ever seen him use his magic specifically in those ways, but other than that, he’s basically Kamek.

One standout is the Koopa General voiced by Scott Menville and portrayed as the origin of the flying blue Spiny Shell. He is seen carrying a spear, drives a kart with giant crushing teeth on the front, from which he can also fire a Bullet Bill. After he is forced to crash by Mario and Donkey Kong, he turns into a kamikaze pilot and, well, blue-shells the both of them.

Across all of Bowser’s army, we see Koopas, Goombas, whatever those things are (Spinies), Shy Guys, Snifits, Swoops, Bramballs, Biddybugs, Dry Bones, King Boo, King Bob-Omb, Bob-Ombs, Bullet Bills, Buzzy Beetles, Chain Chomps, Hammer Bros, Piranha Plants, Sledge Bros, Bloopers, Cheep Cheeps, and the Unagi or Maw-Ray.

As for our stages, we start the story in Brooklyn, relatively based on real world Brooklyn, including a swanky high-rise apartment and a large sewer area taking some inspiration from Mario Bros. In the Mushroom Kingdom, we have Princess Peach’s castle and the city surrounding it, all built on and around one of the giant round mountains familiar to the series, with several structures and systems in place that make platforming a standard part of everyday life. Around the back of Peach’s castle there is a training course that Peach puts Mario through, based on the standard Mario levels.

From there, the heroes travel to the Kong Kingdom, visiting a few Easter Egg locales along the way. The Kong Kingdom seems entirely built around kart racing, working in a plot-relevant reason for Mario Kart to be part of the story. Mario and Donkey Kong also face off in a Smash-style arena at one point. After obtaining the Kong’s help, an extended action scene takes place on Rainbow Road. Finally, we have the Dark Lands, Bowser’s flying castle and kingdom all wrapped into one and combined with his castle from the Paper Mario games, covered in lava and featuring several castles. We also have the Ice Kingdom shown briefly that Bowser destroys at the beginning.

All items were previously listed, so let’s get it done! Here’s what we’ve got so far:

Characters:

Mario: run, jump, punch, Super Mushroom, Cat Suit, Tanooki Suit, Mini Mushroom, Starman, kart, green shell, plumbers’ equipment, van.

Luigi: Starman

Princess Peach: Fire Flower, Ice Flower, halberd, run, jump, punch, kick, bike

Bowser: fire, claw, bite, spin in shell, piano, Mini Mushroom

Toad: frying pan, kart

Donkey Kong: barrels, punch, slap, grab, rocketbarrel, kart, Fire Flower.

Kamek: levitate, compression

Cranky Kong

Koopa General: spear, kart, crushing teeth, Bullet Bill, fly, explode

Toads

Diddy Kong

Dixie Kong

Chunky Kong

Kiddy Kong

Foreman Spike: grab, push

Francis: bite, claw, shower

Mario’s family

Penguins/King Penguin: snowballs, snow catapult, everything else they can do

Lumalee

Pauline

Koopa

Goomba

Spiny

Shy Guy

Snifit

Dry Bones

Bob-Omb

Buzzy Beetle

Chain Chomp

Hammer Bro

Piranha Plant

Blooper

Cheep Cheep

King Boo

King Bob-Omb

Stages:

Brooklyn

High-rise apartment

Sewer area

Mushroom Kingdom

Princess Peach’s castle

Training course

Kong Kingdom

Kong arena

Rainbow Road

Dark Lands

Ice Kingdom

Thanks for reading! Next up, we have two newcomers to address, starting with the Penguins!

Special Bonus: Donkey Kong Series Skins

DONKEY KONG COUNTRY

CHARACTER SKINS

And, here's the skins for the Donkey Kong series. Again, eight for each based on all the ideas I had for them. Hope you enjoy!

1.       Donkey Kong

a.       Donkey Kong as he normally appears

b.       Donkey with bright red fur

c.       Donkey with the same orange fur as Funky

d.       Donkey with white yeti fur

e.       The 8-Bit sprite from the original game

f.        Donkey Kong with his model from the cartoon

g.       Donkey Kong as he appears in Saturday Supercade

h.       Donkey Kong from Skylanders: Superchargers

2.       Donkey Kong Jr.

a.       Standard Donkey Kong Jr.

b.       The pink second player from Donkey Kong Jr. math

c.       A color scheme based on Diddy Kong

d.       A color scheme based on Dixie Kong

e.       An orange color scheme reminiscent of Kiddy Kong

f.        A black-and-white color scheme based on Bones Bailey

g.       The original 8-bit sprite

h.       Donkey Kong Jr. as he appears in Saturday Supercade, with voice

3.       Stanley the Bugman

a.       Your standard Stanley in a blue shirt

b.       Stanley with a red shirt

c.       Stanley with a green shirt just like his plants

d.       Stanley with a pink shirt

e.       Stanley with a yellow shirt

f.        Stanley in a beekeeper’s outfit

g.       Stanley as he appeared in the Saturday Supercade cartoon

h.       Stanley as a black two-dimensional Game & Watch figure

4.       Cranky Kong

a.       Cranky’s standard appearance

b.       A skin based on the original arcade Donkey Kong

c.       Cranky’s blue sweater from Donkey Kong Country 3

d.       Cranky’s scientist getup from Donkey Kong 64

e.       A skin based on Donkey Kong Jr.

f.        Cranky as he appears in the cartoon (with voice acting)

g.       Cranky in his astrally projected spirit form from the cartoon

h.       Cranky in his young form from the cartoon

5.       Diddy Kong

a.       Your standard Diddy Kong

b.       His Dixie-esque skin from current Smash

c.       His blue shirt from current Smash

d.       His purple shirt with black fur from current Smash

e.       His white shirt from current Smash

f.        His green shirt from current Smash (who knew it would be Diddy’s alts that I’d favor?)

g.       A yellow and orange shirt based on Diddy Kong Racing

h.       His Strikers armor

6.       Kritter

a.       Standard Kritter from Donkey Kong Country

b.       Klomp from Donkey Kong Country 2

c.       Kobble from Donkey Kong Country 3

d.       A Kritter from Donkey Kong Country 64

e.       Krunch from Diddy Kong Racing

f.        Kopter from Donkey Kong: Barrel Blast

g.       A Kritter from the Donkey Kong Country TV series

h.       Robo-Kritter from Super Mario Strikers

7.       Klump

a.       Klump as it appears in the first and most games

b.       A Kannon from Donkey Kong Country 2

c.       Klump as it appears in Donkey Kong 64

d.       The version from Barrel Blast with the barrel on its head

e.       The green-skinned version of the regular Klump

f.        A version with orange skin based on Kaptain Skurvy

g.       A version with blue skin based on Krusha

h.       The character from the cartoon series (with voice acting)

8.       Candy Kong

a.       Her current standard appearance

b.       Her bathing suit from the first game

c.       Her outfit from Donkey Kong 64

d.       Her appearance in the cartoon series

e.       A red version of her current appearance

f.        A blue version of her bathing suit

g.       A green version of her Donkey Kong 64 appearance

h.       Robo-Candy

9.       Funky Kong

a.       Funky Kong in his standard appearance

b.       Funky as he appears in Donkey Kong Country 2

c.       Funky as he appears in Donkey Kong Country 3 with his mechanic’s belt

d.       Funky in his military getup in Donkey Kong 64

e.       Funky with a brown and red Donkey Kong-based color scheme

f.        Funky with a pink Candy Kong-based color scheme

g.       Funky with a white-furred yeti color scheme

h.       Funky as he appears in the TV series

10.   Krusha

a.       A Krusha from the first Donkey Kong Country

b.       A Kruncha from Donkey Kong Country 2

c.       A Krumple from Donkey Kong Country 3

d.       A Kasplat from Donkey Kong 64

e.       A Klubba from Donkey Kong Country 2

f.        Kudgel from Donkey Kong Country 2

g.       Kludge from Donkey Kong: Barrel Blast

h.       Krusha as he appears in the cartoon (with voice acting)

11.   King K. Rool

a.       King K. Rool from the first Donkey Kong Country game

b.       Kaptain K. Rool

c.       Baron K. Roolenstein

d.       King K. Rool from Donkey Kong 64 in his boxing getup

e.       King K. Rool but based on the cartoon

f.        Kaptain K. Rool but orange based on Kaptain Skurvy

g.       Baron K. Roolenstein but themed after KAOS

h.       K. Lumsy

12.   Dixie Kong

a.       Dixie in her standard pink outfit

b.       Dixie in an outfit based on Diddy Kong

c.       Dixie in an outfit based on Tiny Kong

d.       Dixie in an outfit based on Kiddy Kong

e.       Dixie in a purple outfit (sort of like Diddy’s current skin)

f.        Dixie in a white outfit

g.       Dixie in a green outfit sorta similar to a Kremling’s color

h.       Dixie as she appears in the TV series

13.   Wrinkly Kong

a.       Wrinkly in her standard ghostly appearance

b.       Wrinkly in her original appearance with a shawl

c.       Wrinkly in her workout clothes from Donkey Kong Country 3

d.       Wrinkly in her nightgown from the GBA port of the same game

e.       Wrinkly’s ghost form but more blue

f.        Wrinkly in her shawl but with a red one

g.       Wrinkly in her workout clothes, but they’re green today

h.       Wrinkly in her nightgown, but it’s pink

14.   Bluster Kong

a.       Standard Bluster Kong

b.       Bluster with Donkey Kong’s brown fur color

c.       Bluster in Swanky’s blue coat from Donkey Kong Country 2

d.       Bluster in Swanky’s yellow vest from Donkey Kong Country 3

e.       Bluster with the red fur color of Manky Kongs

f.        Bluster with a banana cream pie splattered over his head

g.       Bluster in a golden suit probably bought with his mother’s money

h.       Leo Luster

15.   Kiddy Kong

a.       Kiddy Kong as he normally appears

b.       Kiddy with a Dixie-based color scheme

c.       Kiddy with a Donkey Kong Jr.-based color scheme

d.       Kiddy with a Diddy-based color scheme

e.       Kiddy with a Baby Kong-based color scheme

f.        Kiddy with a Chunky-based color scheme

g.       Kiddy with a blue-furred color scheme

h.       Kiddy with a white color scheme

16.   Timber

a.       Timber the Tiger

b.       Pipsy the Mouse

c.       Tiptup the Turtle

d.       Bumper the Badger

e.       Drumstick the Rooster

f.        Banjo in the car

g.       Conker in the car

h.       Diddy in the car

17.   Wizpig

a.       Standard Wizpig

b.       A color scheme based on Diddy Kong

c.       A color scheme based on Timber

d.       A color scheme based on Tricky the Triceratops

e.       A color scheme based on Bubbler the Octopus

f.        A color scheme based on Bluey the Walrus

g.       A color scheme based on Smokey the Dragon

h.       A color scheme based on Future Fun Land

18.   Baby Kong

a.       Standard Baby Kong

b.       A skin based on Donkey Kong Jr.

c.       A skin based on Baby Donkey Kong from the Yoshi games

d.       A skin based on Kiddy Kong

e.       A skin based on Diddy Kong

f.        A skin based on Bluster Kong

g.       A blue skin

h.       A skin based on Cranky Kong

19.   Kaptain Skurvy

a.       Skurvy as he normally appears

b.       Skurvy but with the color scheme of his brother Klump

c.       A color scheme based on his henchman Kutlass

d.       A color scheme based on his henchman Green Kroc

e.       A color scheme based on his henchman Polly Roger

f.        A color scheme based on the blue of the Klaptraps

g.       A yellow color scheme

h.       A black color scheme

20.   Eddie the Mean Old Yeti

a.       Your standard white-furred Eddie

b.       Eddie with brown fur like Donkey Kong’s

c.       Eddie with black fur

d.       Eddie with orange fur like Kiddy’s or Lanky’s

e.       Eddie with icy blue fur

f.        Eddie with pink fur

g.       Eddie with golden fur like Funky’s from the show

h.       Eddie in his angel form from that one episode

21.   Kong Fu

a.       Standard Kong Fu

b.       A red skin

c.       A white skin

d.       A blue skin

e.       A pink skin

f.        A black skin

g.       The more standard brown color as most of the Kongs

h.       A purple skin

22.   Tiny Kong

a.       Standard Tiny as a child

b.       Tiny with a pink outfit based on Dixie’s

c.       Tiny with an orange outfit based on Lanky Kong

d.       Tiny with a green outfit based on her rival Kalypso

e.       Standard Tiny as a teenager

f.        Teenage Tiny with a pink outfit

g.       Teenage Tiny with an orange outfit

h.       Teenage Tiny with a green outfit

23.   Lanky Kong

a.       Your standard orange Lanky Kong

b.       Lanky with brown fur like Donkey Kong’s

c.       Lanky with blue fur

d.       Lanky with black fur

e.       Lanky with white fur

f.        Lanky with yellow fur

g.       A color scheme based on Tiny Kong

h.       A color scheme based on Chunky Kong

24.   Chunky Kong

a.       Your standard Chunky Kong

b.       A skin based on Tiny Kong

c.       A skin based on Donkey Kong

d.       A skin based on Diddy Kong

e.       A skin based on Lanky Kong

f.        A skin based on Kiddy Kong

g.       A white shirt reminiscent of a certain meme video surrounding the character

h.       Chunky in his purple disco suit and afro from the opening theme

25.   Metal Head

a.       Standard Metal Head

b.       A red color scheme

c.       A blue color scheme

d.       A yellow color scheme

e.       A black color scheme

f.        A silver color scheme

g.       A gold color scheme

h.       Donkey Kong’s body but moving like Metal Head

26.   Evil Kings

a.       Dread Kong

b.       Karate Kong

c.       Ninja Kong

d.       Sumo Kong

e.       Dread Kong with the yellow of Scruff Roc

f.        Karate Kong with the blue of Fleet Roc

g.       Ninja Kong with the colors of Hard Roc

h.       Sumo Kong with the red of Thunder Roc

27.   Kalypso

a.       Kalypso as she normally appears

b.       A skin based on her rival Tiny Kong

c.       A skin based on Kip

d.       A skin based on Kass

e.       A skin based on Kopter

f.        A skin based on Kludge

g.       A skin based on Klump

h.       A skin based on King K. Rool

28.   Xananab

a.       Xananab as he normally appears

b.       Xananab with a green peel because he’s not ripe

c.       Xananab with a brown spotted peel because it’s been a few days

d.       Xananab with a fully brown peel because he’s rotten

e.       Xananab without a peel, just the fruit inside

f.        Xananab with a pink peel

g.       Xananab with a black peel

h.       Xananab but made of crystal like his dimension

29.   Tiki Tong

a.       Standard Tiki Tong

b.       A color scheme based on Kalimba

c.       A color scheme based on the Maraca Gang

d.       A color scheme based on Gong-Oh

e.       A color scheme based on Banjo Bottom

f.        A color scheme based on Wacky Pipes

g.       A color scheme based on Xylobone

h.       A color scheme based on Cordian

30.   Tucks

a.       A standard Tucks

b.       A Pointy Tucks

c.       An Archy

d.       A Big Sphen

e.       A Boom Bird

f.        A Tuff Tucks

g.       A Penguin from the Super Mario series

h.       A Bumpty from the Yoshi series

31.   Lord Fredrik

a.       Standard Lord Fredrik

b.       A Waldough

c.       A skin based on Pompy the Seal

d.       A skin based on Fugu the Fish

e.       A skin based on Bashmaster the Polar Bear

f.        A skin based on Skowl the Owl

g.       A skin based on Ba-Boom the Baboons

h.       A fully ice skin similar to his dragon

I might just be putting up the Yoshi skins tomorrow. That roster's pretty small, and most of them have pretty easy pools to pull from.