DK Vineさんのイラストまとめ

It's always been DK Vine's understanding that, unlike the Kongs, Krems, Bears and sentient characters introduced in Diddy Kong Racing onward, the Animal Buddies are non-anthropomorphic wildlife. Sort of like free-roaming pets for the nature-loving Kongs. (Art by @juliusaurus.) https://t.co/lWVjnJO9ZH

Everyone talks about its graphics, music and gameplay, but an aspect of #DonkeyKongCountry that doesn't get lauded enough is its personality. Its snarky instruction manual, with Cranky even heckling the copyright and warranty pages, was unlike any Nintendo game of its era. #DKC25

More vintage Donkey Kong Country pens! These metallic-looking offerings appeared in the winter 1995 Power Supplies catalog and turned two original DKC renders of Donkey and Diddy into pen toppers. This time, the tropical freeze is in carbonite.

While rumored off-and-on over the years, we finally got confirmation that conceptual work had been done on the game in a mini-documentary that was unlockable in Rare Replay. The real question is: WHO'S THAT MONKEY RACING WITH BANJO? 4/4 #DKUFacts

I bet some days Donkey Kong would really like a papaya or mango and curses himself for letting this be his personal brand.

Happy #MothersDay to all of you who raised us from all of us at DK Vine!

The Funky Kong Guide to Romance

1. When you see your best friend, tell them to hit on their significant other for you. Make sure it's in the context of a crude metaphor.
2. Raise your shades and smirk at the audience, because, baby, there are no more steps.

Works every time.

This was a terrible day to debut our totally original E3 hype posters.

Hot take: Steve Irwin should have been the sixth Kong in Donkey Kong 64.

The earliest known render of Dixie Kong is this piece, created to promote Donkey Kong Country 2 in the months leading up to its release. Note the lack of pre-rendered fur. This is the only render of Dixie crafted with the original DKC-style clay-like fur texture. #DKUFacts