Diddy Kong

Diddy Kong (ディディーコング, Diidī Kongu in Japanese) is a character and the deuteragonist of the in which he first appears in Donkey Kong Country. Diddy Kong occasionally pairs up with his girlfriend, Dixie Kong, who has a similar personality to him. He has even starred in his own racing game, Diddy Kong Racing for the Nintendo 64 and later in its remake, Diddy Kong Racing DS for the Nintendo DS.
==Profile==
===Physical description===
Diddy wears a red shirt with yellow stars and a red cap with the Nintendo logo. Mario Golf: Toadstool Tour and most subsequent non-Rare games appearances depicted Diddy, as well as his girlfriend Dixie Kong, with five fingers and toes instead of four.
==In ==
===Donkey Kong Country===
In the backstory, Donkey Kong put Diddy in charge of guarding his Banana Hoard for the night. However, neither of them expected a siege by the Kremling Krew, led by King K. Rool, that night. Diddy tried to fight them off, but was overpowered by a Klump, who entire banana hoard was stolen and Diddy was forcefully stuffed into a nearby barrel. Upon being freed, Diddy explained the situation to Donkey Kong, who became extremely upset, but didn't blame him. He and Diddy went on an adventure across DK Island to get the banana hoard back.Donkey Kong Country manual, pages 4, 5, 6 and 7
===Donkey Kong Land===
Diddy makes his second appearance. In the backstory, Cranky Kong made a bet with DK and Diddy that they would not be able to retrieve the Banana Hoard and beat K. Rool on the Game Boy system. As such, Cranky called up Kink , so they once again set out to retrieve it.Donkey Kong Land manual, pages 2 and 3
===Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest===
Diddy made his first appearance as a starring character. With Donkey Kong kidnapped by K. Rool and taken to the Kremlings' homeland, Crocodile Isle, Diddy set out with his new girlfriend Dixie Kong to get Donkey Kong back.Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest manual, pages 4 and 5
Diddy received a slightly updated design. He gained a yellow star pattern for his shirt, a Nintendo logo on his hat, updated fur, nostrils and even a belly button. These features were retained in his subsequent appearances.
In the ending, Diddy finally became a full-fledged video game hero.
===Donkey Kong Land 2===
Here, Diddy makes a reappearance as the starring character. Donkey Kong Land 2 features roughly the same plot as Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest, and like in the game, both Diddy and Dixie set out to rescue Donkey Kong from K. Rool at Crocodile Isle.
===Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble!===
Here, Diddy makes his first non-playable appearance. The storyline revolved around him and Donkey Kong disappearing while on vacation in the Northern Kremisphere. Meanwhile, an army of Kremlings had appeared in the area under the command of a fake new leader, the cyborg KAOS. Dixie and her cousin Kiddy Kong went on a mission to find them.Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble! manual, pages 4 and 5 As it turned out, K. Rool was manipulating things behind the scenes, with KAOS feeding off the brain power of Diddy and DK (who were inside of the mechanical monster).
===Donkey Kong Land III===
Diddy plays a role in the storyline, in which he took off in a previously unseen part of the Northern Kremisphere in a contest to find the fabled Lost World. Dixie is upset that she was not invited for the expedition, so she decided to join forces with Kiddy and find it herself.Donkey Kong Land III manual, pages 2 and 3 Of course, K. Rool and the Kremlings also got involved, and while KAOS appeared again, he wasn't being powered by Diddy or Donkey Kong.
In the game itself, Diddy only makes a cameo, with his face being depicted on the Extra Life Balloons like in Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest, as he was the starring character, but not Dixie's head like in Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble!.
===Diddy Kong Racing===
Diddy makes another starring role, this time having his name in the game's title. Here, when Wizpig invades Timber's Island, Timber sends Diddy and his other friends a letter, calling for their help to liberate the island. The game expands upon the Mario Kart formula, as it not only include an adventure mode, but Diddy and other characters can choose between using either a car, a hovercraft, or a plane in most of their races.
===Donkey Kong 64===
Diddy is one of the five playable Kongs, alongside Donkey Kong, Lanky Kong, Tiny Kong, and Chunky Kong. Diddy and the other playable Kongs, except Donkey Kong, were all imprisoned by K. Rool, so to not serve as a distraction during his newest plot to destroy DK Isles using his Blast-o-Matic. Diddy is found in the first stage, Jungle Japes, and he is the first Kong who is rescued. As a result from this, Diddy becomes a playable character.
Each of the Kongs are associated with a certain color, with Diddy's being red. His musical instrument is an electric guitar, on which he can play Guitar Gazump. From a Cranky's Kong Barrel, Diddy can use Rocketbarrel Boost to blast around while in midair. Diddy's personal weapon is the Peanut Popgun, which he receives from Funky Kong at Funky's Store, and Diddy can use the Peanut Popgun to shoot out peanuts. While on a Cranky's Kong Pad, Diddy can use his tail to bounce high up into the air. One of Diddy's other unique moves is Chimpy Charge, allowing him to activate objects such as gongs by charging into them.
===Donkey Kong Country (Game Boy Color)===
Diddy makes a reappearance, having the same role as in the original version. He appears in some of the DK Sticker Pack photos. In two-player mode of Crosshair Cranky, the second player is represented by a Diddy wearing a blue cap. Diddy is also shown in a screen after the end credits that notifies the player about more menu options being unlocked. If the player has achieved a 101% completion rating, a gold trophy depicting a banana is displayed instead.
===Donkey Kong Country (Game Boy Advance)===
Diddy largely has the same role as previous iterations of Donkey Kong Country. This version has an opening cutscene based on events in the instruction booklet. A minor difference is that instead of being overpowered by a Klump, Diddy is overpowered by a blue Krusha. There is an unlockable mode named Hero Mode starring Diddy, who wears yellow clothing instead of the usual red, and it is a precursor of Diddy's eventual starring role.
===Donkey Konga===
Here, Diddy makes his first appearance in both a rhythm game and a Donkey Kong game not made by Rare.
===Donkey Kong Country 2 (Game Boy Advance)===
Diddy retains his role from the original Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest. Diddy is also playable in two Bonus Games not in the original version, Funky's Flights and Bag a Bug.
===DK: King of Swing===
Diddy is a playable character in Jungle Jam mode. He also becomes playable in the main adventure after clearing it once.
===Donkey Konga 2===
Diddy makes a reappearance from Donkey Konga, and he is controlled by player two.
===Donkey Kong Country 3 (Game Boy Advance)===
Aside from having the same role in the main plot, Diddy also appears in a few of the Funky's Rentals minigames in the Game Boy Advance port of Donkey Kong Country 3.
===Diddy Kong Racing DS===
Diddy has another starring role in Diddy Kong Racing DS, a remake of Diddy Kong Racing. This time, two more playable Kongs appear alongside Diddy, Tiny Kong and Dixie Kong, who replace Banjo and Conker from the original game, respectively.
===Donkey Kong Barrel Blast===
Diddy is one of the playable racers. Diddy is one of the six default racers that are playable from the start of the game. Diddy has low speed but a good boost and handling. His rival is Kip.
===DK: Jungle Climber===
Diddy accompanies Donkey Kong as a playable character during the game. In this game, DK can use him as a launch to hit objects and reach areas where DK cannot reach. Diddy is also required to use three powerups: Hammer, Wings, and Torch. The player has to race Diddy at the start of the game, and in one of the minigames, the player also has to race Diddy. Diddy plays a role in the plot as Donkey Kong's sidekick, as usual.
==In ==
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====Mario Golf: Toadstool Tour====
Diddy Kong is one of the playable characters. This is his first appearance in both a Mario game and a Nintendo GameCube game. This was also the first time he appeared in a game not made by Rare. Diddy has often regularly appeared in Mario spinoff games. Diddy has a drive of 207 yards and a Star Drive of 245 yards.
Like the other playable characters, Diddy has different animations depending on his score for a hole. If he gets a par, Diddy nods and gives a thumbs up. If he gets a birdie, Diddy happily jumps and then gives two thumbs-ups. If Diddy gets an eagle or higher, he does a one arm handstand, flips, and gives a thumbs up. If he gets a bogey, Diddy looks scared and moans in shame. If he gets a double bogey or worse, Diddy gets so frustrated that he jumps and flails erratically in midair. When he stops, he crashes neck-first back to the ground.
====Mario Golf: World Tour====
Diddy Kong is a playable character. He has a slightly higher drive of 211 yards, and his Star Drive was increased to 264 yards. The shop also has golf clubs, a ball, and a costume based on Diddy available for purchase. Diddy's costume can be unlocked if all Star Coin challenges are completed on Sky Island. In the Castle Club's Royal Room, Diddy can be seen looking at a bowl of bananas.
If Diddy gets a par, he flips and strikes a pose. If Diddy gets a birdie, he puts on his Barrel Jet and flies around. If Diddy gets an eagle or higher, he still uses his Barrel Jet, but he flies so high out of joy that he ends up in Earth's atmosphere next to space. Diddy then stares at the game screen, completely shocked and baffled. If Diddy gets a bogey, he lies down in frustration while eating a banana. If Diddy gets a double bogey or lower, he lies down and eats a banana, then tosses the peel and tries to get up, only to then slip on the banana peel.
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====Mario Kart: Double Dash!!====
Diddy makes his first Mario Kart appearance in Mario Kart: Double Dash!!. He is a playable character of the lightweight class who is partnered with Donkey Kong, and both of them have the Giant Banana as their Special Item. Diddy has the Barrel Train as his personal kart.
====Mario Kart Arcade GP====
Diddy makes a cameo in Bananan Ruins, where when the player crosses the finish line, Diddy can be seen in the crowd cheering.
====Mario Kart Arcade GP 2====
Diddy retains his cameo from Mario Kart Arcade GP.
====Mario Kart Wii====
Diddy is an unlockable playable character, now being classified as middleweight. The player can unlock Diddy by either winning Lightning Cup in 50cc or by playing 450 races. Diddy is also the character played as by the Staff Ghost of Maple Treeway.
====Mario Kart Tour====
Diddy Kong returns as a playable character, and he is classified as a Super character. Both he and Funky Kong have Banana Barrels for their special item.
====Mario Kart 8 Deluxe====
Diddy Kong is set to be added into Mario Kart 8 Deluxe in Wave 6 of the Booster Course Pass, returning from Mario Kart: Double Dash!! Diddy was added on November 9 2023
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====Mario Power Tennis====
Diddy makes his third playable appearance in a Mario spinoff, let alone overall. It is also the first game in which he is voiced by Katsumi Suzuki. Diddy is a Speed type character, and his default partner for doubles matches is Donkey Kong. Diddy's Offensive Power Shot is Acrobatic Banana, in which he hits the ball in a curved trajectory while standing on his head, while his Defensive Power Shot is Barrel Jet, which allows Diddy to return any balls out of his reach.
====Mario Tennis Open====
Diddy returns as a playable character of the Speed type, and he is usually paired with Donkey Kong again. Diddy's gameplay is based on acrobatic moves, like in Mario Power Tennis.
Like the other playable characters, Diddy has a tennis outfit and racket based on himself, available for purchase in the Tennis Gear Store. Diddy also has his own Mii costume, unlocked by meeting 20 Mii characters via StreetPass.
====Mario Tennis Aces====
Diddy Kong makes another playable apparance, where he was added in the version 2.0.0 or made available as a participation prize for the September online tournament. Diddy is once again a speedy character. His Trick Shots are Acrobatics for forwards and Diddy Roll for sideways, while his Special Shot is Jungle Swing.
===Yakuman DS===
Diddy Kong is one of the twenty-one opponents. This is the first time in the Mario franchise where Diddy is a non-playable character.
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====Mario Superstar Baseball====
Diddy Kong is a playable character with fast running, good fielding, average pitching, and weak batting. He is a Team Captain in Exhibition mode, and a Sub-Captain in Challenge mode. Diddy's Star Skill is the Boomerang Ball, in which the baseball turns into a banana and curves across either the home plate or field, when pitching and batting respectively. Diddy's other two special moves are Clamber and Super Catch. He has good chemistry with Donkey Kong, Goomba, and Dixie Kong, and does not share bad chemistry with any character.
In Challenge mode, Diddy is a default member of Donkey Kong's team, DK Kongs. If Diddy is on the player's team, he can only use Boomerang Ball if the player purchases the Chimp Banana from the store.
During the opening cinematic, Diddy shows a bunt that hits a pitch thrown from Wario, where the ball barely stays fair on the boundary line.
In the final cinematic played after winning the final game in Challenge mode via Special Cup, Diddy is seen greeting Mario at the baseball field before Bowser arrives on scene and challenges Mario's team to a baseball game.
====Mario Super Sluggers====
Diddy Kong returns as both a playable character and a captain in Mario Super Sluggers. In Challenge mode, Diddy is a member of Donkey Kong's team, the DK Wilds, but if Diddy is the captain, his team is named Diddy Monkeys. Diddy has the Banana Swing as his Star Swing and the Banana Ball as his Star Pitch. Diddy's batting has slightly improved and he has a good fielding boost, but his running was decreased. Diddy has good chemistry with every playable Kong and bad chemistry with the Kritters and King K. Rool and is the only character not to share good chemistry with any Mii color.
The opening cinematic shows Diddy catching the ball in DK Jungle but he screams when he is almost crushed by a giant barrel, Donkey Kong comes to his rescue, making him sigh in relief; not having to experience being run over by a humongous barrel.
In Challenge Mode, Diddy watches over the statue just outside of DK Jungle that once held the stone tablet as Mario, Donkey Kong, and their group search for its pieces, which were broken and scattered by Bowser Jr. and his minions. Diddy gives hints on where to find the other two pieces, suggesting they follow one of Bowser Jr.'s minions and look near the waterfall. When Bowser Jr. is shown to be holding Tiny Kong hostage, Diddy joins the team to rescue her. Once the DK Wilds are assembled, the player's character can talk to Diddy to play a game against them. Diddy explains the team's strength and defense.
In the cinematic shown after defeating Bowser's team in Challenge Mode, Diddy is among the characters who celebrate in the middle of the infield before everyone departs from Bowser Castle and march toward the entrance of the Baseball Kingdom, where they look at the sunset before the lights turn on for the night.
===Mario Hoops 3-on-3===
Diddy Kong is a playable character, and is part of the speedy class. Diddy's Special Shot is Jet Shot, in which the Barrel Jet attaches to Diddy's back, then he flies toward the basket with the basketball and dunks it.
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====Mario Strikers Charged====
Diddy Kong is an unlockable playable character, and the player can unlock Diddy by winning against him in the Crystal Cup. Diddy Kong is a Playmaker Captain, and he is very swift and agile. Diddy's Super Ability is Red Card!, which summons a beam of light that pulls any other character into the sky temporarily. Diddy Kong's Mega Strike involves him launching into the air, moving into a Buddha-esque position, and touching the ball with the tip of his tail, causing it to go flying.
During the intro cutscene, Diddy gets sucked into some cyclone in the sky during a match against Yoshi. It is later revealed that he somehow survived it, as shown when he receives the ball, and jumps into the air, smashing all of Yoshi's Dry Bones in the process and making a great kick.
One of Diddy's winning animations involves him doing a victory dance and grinning sheepishly. In one of his losing animations, Diddy mopes around with a very sad look on his face, and in the other, Diddy angrily pounds his fists onto the ground.
====Mario Strikers: Battle League====
Diddy Kong, along with Pauline, was added as a playable character via the version 1.2.0 update. Diddy's best attributes are his speed and passing, but he has weaker strength and shooting. In his Hyper Strike, Barrel Boom, Diddy shoots himself from a Blast Barrel towards the ball.
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====Mario Party DS====
Diddy is a non-playable character in Story mode, where he has Mario and the other characters rescue Donkey Kong, who had been turned into a statue by a Dry Bones. After the player's character defeats Dry Bones in Hexoskeleton, Diddy rewards the characters a piece of the Sky Crystal, and Donkey Kong is freed from being a stone statue.
There is an unlockable figure and badge of Diddy Kong.
====Mario Party 9====
Diddy is the mid-boss of DK's Jungle Ruins, where he hosts the Boss minigame Diddy's Banana Blast. However, similarly to Donkey Kong's boss minigame, DK's Banana Bonus, the characters do not fight Diddy, and the object is instead to collect bananas.
====Mario Party 10====
A statue resembling Diddy Kong mounted on Donkey Kong is found on the southern side of the Donkey Kong Board. This statue is based on the one shown on the file select screen of Donkey Kong Country Returns and Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D.
====Mario Party: Star Rush====
Diddy is an unlockable playable character, and this is his first playable appearance in the Mario Party series. The player can unlock Diddy by either earning enough Party Points to reach level 11 or by scanning a Diddy Kong amiibo.
In Toad Scramble, Diddy has the ability to break barrels to earn coins, and his Triple 7 Dice Block has a 50% chance of rolling either a 0 or a 7.
In Coinathlon, if the player uses a Diddy Kong amiibo, Diddy always begins with two Double Medals, like with Donkey Kong.
====Mario Party: The Top 100====
Although Diddy does not make a physical appearance, his amiibo can be scanned to give the player ten coins.
====Super Mario Party====
Diddy appears as an unlockable playable character, like in Mario Party: Star Rush. He can unlocked by completing the second world of Challenge Road, Chestnut Forest. Diddy's personal Dice Block is the Diddy Kong Dice Block, which is like his Triple 7 Dice Block, but one of the sides gives two coins if rolled onto.
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====Mario Sports Mix====
Diddy Kong is a playable character, being of the speedy type. He has a slightly higher technique stat but a slightly lower power stat, along with other three speedy characters, Bowser Jr., Toad, and Cactuar. Diddy's Special Shot involves him throwing a banana that acts like a boomerang, attempting to stun whoever tries to counter his shot. In Volleyball, Diddy Kong can give his full Power Shots an added curve, something usually typical of a Technique player.
====Mario Sports Superstars====
Diddy Kong is a starter playable character of the captain type. Diddy is a Speed type character in most sports, like with Baby Mario, Baby Luigi, and Bowser Jr.. In golf, Diddy has a default drive of 216 yards, and his shots travel slightly high in a draw trajectory.
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====Super Mario Maker====
Diddy Kong appears as an unlockable Mystery Mushroom costume. It can be unlocked by either scanning his amiibo onto the Wii U GamePad or randomly after clearing the 100 Mario Challenge. The costume reuses Diddy's sound effects from Donkey Kong Country.
====Super Mario Odyssey====
Diddy's name appear in a billboard of New Donk City, "Diddy's Mart". Diddy's outfit is also featured as a costume that Mario can purchase after completing the game and collecting enough Power Moons or if the player scans the Diddy amiibo via Uncle amiibo.
==In ==
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====WarioWare: D.I.Y. Showcase====
In the microgame DK Country, the player controls a moving Bonus Barrel, from which Diddy is shot out of. The object is for the player to have him collect two rows of bananas while avoiding a red Zinger.
====WarioWare: Get It Together!====
Diddy Kong sometimes makes a cameo appearance in the microgame Donkey Kong Country Returns if the player completes it. In two-player mode, both he and Donkey Kong appear upon completing the microgame.
==Crossover appearances==
=== Super Smash Bros. Brawl ===
Diddy Kong is a newcomer fighter who is available at the start of Super Smash Bros. Brawl. Some of Diddy's attacks are based on his moves from Donkey Kong 64, such as the Peanut Popguns, in which he shoots peanuts, and Rocketbarrel Boost, his recovery move. Aside from this, Diddy's two other special moves are Monkey Flip, in which he jumps on and beats up an enemy, and Banana Peel, in which Diddy throws behind a Banana Peel for an opponent to trip on as a trap. Diddy's Final Smash is Rocketbarrel Barrage, which is a combination of the two moves Peanut Popgun and Rocketbarrel Boost.
In Adventure Mode: The Subspace Emissary, Diddy initially joins Donkey Kong in a quest to retrieve their stolen Banana Hoard. When they finally find it, they encounter Bowser, who turns Donkey Kong into a trophy, but not before Donkey Kong knocks Diddy Kong out of the way to rescue him. Afterward, Diddy teams up with Fox McCloud to fight a Rayquaza. Diddy later turns into a trophy by Bowser, being cloned into a False Character, but he and Fox are rescued by Falco Lombardi, who destroys Bowser’s Dark Cannon, before he could do any harm to his friend. When returned to normal by Fox, Diddy freaks out when he sees a giant false version of himself, and help him and Falco to defeat him. Diddy takes out some Primids to free Donkey Kong. Olimar and Captain Falcon go to Donkey’s rescue and help them. The group sees Diddy waving goodbye to Falco and arrives to the Dark Bomb factory.
==The Super Mario Bros. Movie==
Diddy appears in the movie in a cameo during the Donkey Kong fight scene cheering for Donkey Kong.
=== Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS / Wii U ===
Diddy Kong is a veteran fighter who is available at the start of Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Super Smash Bros. for Wii U.
=== Super Smash Bros. Ultimate ===
Diddy Kong is a veteran fighter who appears in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. Diddy Kong is one of the unlockable fighters due to not being part of the "Original 12" from Super Smash Bros..
Diddy Kong was present in the World of Light opening cutscene which himself attempted to escape from Galeem by performing Rocketbarrel Boost. Himself along with Rosalina and Luma were caught by the light beams. Diddy Kong was imprisoned by Galeem where he can be found at the DK Island sub-area after all spirits are defeated.
Due to King K. Rool's ties to Donkey Kong, Diddy Kong appears alongside Donkey Kong in K. Rool's introduction trailer. During the start of the trailer Diddy Kong lounges lazily in Donkey Kong's treehouse on a tire swing, only to be startled by quakes before looking outside with Donkey to investigate. They then see an ominous shadow, revealed to be King Dedede wearing a cape and King K. Rool's mask, to their surprise. King Dedede laughs at his joke before being smacked upside the head and knocked away by King K. Rool. In the ending of the trailer, Diddy, alongside Donkey Kong, has their foot and fist, respectively, make contact with King K. Rool's fist with enough force as to cause a shockwave to be emitted throughout the jungle. Diddy also makes an appearance in Banjo & Kazooie's trailer where K rool is shown living with them.
== In other media ==
Diddy Kong appears in the Donkey Kong Country animated series, where his role as Donkey Kong's sidekick remained relatively the same as in the games. He was voiced by Andrew Sabiston.
Diddy Kong also appears in various Club Nintendo comics. Some of its stories include adaptations of Donkey Kong Country, Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest and Donkey Kong 64, as well as original stories.
==Behind the scenes==
===Creation and development===
During the development of Donkey Kong Country, Diddy was originally meant to be an updated version of Donkey Kong Jr. Not liking the radical changes Rare had made to Donkey Kong Jr., Nintendo told them that they could either use Donkey Kong Jr.'s original appearance for Donkey Kong Country or rename their new version of him. Deciding to simply rename the character, who Rare felt was perfect for their updated version of Donkey Kong's world, Rare at first decided on the name "Dinky Kong", but due to unspecified legal issues settled on the name Diddy Kong.Article in a Retro Gamer issue Diddy Kong's hat has had the Nintendo logo on it since Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest.
==Trivia==
*Diddy Kong and Rosalina are the last two protagonist newcomers in the Mario Party series (after Princess Daisy, Waluigi, Toadette, and Birdo). (That is, not counting Waluigi and Birdo who have been both a protagonist and a villain --along with Donkey Kong, Mario, and Wario.) 
**Most of the newcomers in the home console games --beginning with Mario Party 9-- are playable antagonists (including Shy Guy, Koopa Troopa, Kamek, Spike, Goomba, Pom Pom, and Ninji). And they are the last seven antagonists to be playable characters after Koopa Kid/Bowser Jr., Boo, and Dry Bones (who are the first three playable antagonists). 
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