Fat Tony

### Aliases

Marion Anthony D'Amico; Anthony D'Amico; Tone; Mob Boss; Fatso; Fatty; Crook; Mafia Mon; Don Dude

### Relatives

Michael D'Amico (Son); Anna Maria D'Amico (Wife; Deceased)

## Physical description

### Eye color

White (Black pupils)

Marion Anthony "Fat Tony" D'Amico is the supporting neutral protagonist of "Donkey Kong Country Escapades," the leader, or Mob/Mafia Boss/Don of the Seattle Mafia, and a neutral ally to Team Kong.

## Voices

* Eizo Tsuda (Japanese)
* Joe Mantegna (English)
* Ricardo Hill (Latin American Spanish)
* Pablo Adán (Castilian Spanish)
* Jaume Lleal (Catalan)
* Xavier Fagnon (French)
* Vincent Davy (Canadian French)
* Willi Robke (German)
* Massimo Corvo (Italian)
* José Nobre (Portuguese)
* Mauro Ramos (Brazilian Portuguese)
* Sūn Dé-Chéng (Mandarin (Taiwan) Chinese)
* Gāo Zēng-Zhì (Mandarin (Mainland) Chinese)
* Gaa Fung-Ng (Cantonese Chinese)
* Sim Seung-han (Korean)
* Torben Zeller (Danish)
* Stan Limburg (Dutch)
* Carl-Lennart Carlswärd (Swedish) (As Carl-Lennart "Calle" Carlswärd)
* Magnús Ólafsson (Icelandic)
* Ivar Nørve (Norwegian)
* Ekkachai Phongsamai (Thai)
* Vladimir Bogdanov (Russian)
* Marian Opania (Polish)
* Eero Saarinen (Finnish)
* Gábor Forgács (Hungarian)
* Kóstas Filíppoylou (Greek)
* Shimon Cohen (Hebrew)
* Lofty Labib (Arabic)

## Relationships

Michael D'Amico

Michael is Fat Tony's son.

## Episode Appearances

Season 1

* Babysitting Blues (Debut)

## Christmas Specials

* Donkey Kong Country Escapades: A Christmas Special

## Movies

* Donkey Kong Country Escapades: The Movie

## Trivia

* He originally appeared in "The Simpsons."
* Fat Tony, himself, was the inspiration of pastiche mafia bosses such as Al Capone and the fictional Don Corleone and mafia movies such as "The Godfather" franchise (Which Corleone was from) and "The Sopranos" franchise while his name was based off of a fictional mafia character named Black Tony from "The Godfather Part III." Even his facial design was inspired by Italian-American actor Paul Sorvino, who appeared in "Goodfellas."
* In Seasons 1-3, Fat Tony starts out as a middle-aged man. Yet, in Season 3’s last episode, Season 4’s first episode and the very beginning and very end of the movie, he is an old man, while in the rest of Season 4 and the movie, he is a middle-aged man.
* Although his parents originated from New York City, he was, however, born and raised in Seattle when they eventually moved there.
* One of his favorite non-mafia movies is "The Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood," which moved him to tears the first time he saw it.
* Joe Mantegna, the voice of Fat Tony, became so enamored with the character while voicing him in "The Simpsons" that he forbade anyone else from voicing the character, even if some episodes' scripts only included Fat Tony's shouts, grunts, and screams. He even based Fat Tony's voice after his late uncle, who had a similar voice like that from smoking a lot before.
* He was once married to Anna Maria D'Amico, and when Michael was young, she died saving him from a rival mafia's gunshot attack, thus leaving him a widower, and in the following years after that, he admitted that his wife was "Whacked by natural causes" as part of his reputation, but he did, however, genuinely admitted that he always leaves her flowers at her grave every Sunday.
* He, at one point, admitted while moved to tears to a touching moment that "[He never] cried like [that] since [he] paid to see 'Godfather III.'" This was a reference to Mantegna, ironically, playing the antagonist, Joey Zaza, in that film, and it was also considered a black comedy moment due to the fact that this was also meant to roast "The Godfather Part III" because many fans of the "Godfather" franchise and even the film's cast and crew and film critics considered Part 3 as the worst of the trilogy itself.