Includes Legend of the Crystal Coconut, Bug a Boogie, Ape-Nesia, and Booty and the Beast edited together in a feature-length format. A French dub release for Canada was also released. Benedict Campbell, Adrian Truss, Ron Rubin, and Richard Yearwood—the English voices of King K. Rool, General Klump, Kaptain Skurvy, and Donkey Kong, respectively—reprised their roles in DKC: Return to Krocodile Isle, an animated short made by fans of the series. [16] [17] Yukk is the canine mascot of Mighty Man in Ruby-Spears' Plasticman series. Yukk is so ugly he has to wear a doghouse over his face. Includes Japanese dubbed versions of Episodes 10-12 ( Orangutango, Double Date Trouble and The Curse of Kongo Bongo).

Kimo-o in the manga Stripe Blue. He's totally unaware of how freaking creepy he looks, and the fact that he also acts like a lunatic doesn't help. Most of Tsukimi's friends in Princess Jellyfish fall on the Gonky side, especially compared to their gender-flipped Nerd Nanny, Kuranosuke. Tree Decorations - Threaded with a string, they’ll look wonderfully whimsical hanging from a branch on your Christmas tree, where they can watch over the presents until the big day. Not to be confused with a popular 60s and 70s toy. They fall in a better category. Nor is this to be confused with the Gonk and Geefle from Sesame Street. Or the power droids from Star Wars. Or the Herbert Chappell composition that was best used in Dawn of the Dead (1978). Or the Squonk of North American legend. The Puchuus in the anime are cute mascot characters whose faces become Gonk (resembling scarred, haggard manga assassin Golgo 13) when they are injured or killed.Brida from Furry Fight Chronicles is the Tendonchi Master of Pink Businesses, who is portrayed as a Perpetual Smiler with a tendency of making an exaggerated Wild Take after another. You can buy them to decorate your Christmas tree, to sit on shelves, windowsills and fireplaces, you can even buy Gonk-themed bedsheets. Often the decorative Gonks have wire inside their hats, meaning you can pose them.

Spark Brushel in Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney. The man looks more like a character from Looney Tunes, due to his Non-Standard Character Design.Crispin Whytehead looks like a deformed caricature of Steve Buscemi. His facial features are squashed down and he has giant, bright red lips.