Kong
- This article is about the species of sapient primates that mostly appear in theDonkey Kong franchise. For the boss group fromDonkey Kong Jungle Beat, seeKong (boss group). For the character who was once referred to as simply "Kong", seeDonkey Kong.
- “I'm the king of the Kong, the simian Don Juan.”
- —Diddy Kong, "Kong for a Day"
Kongs (known asApes in production literature for theDonkey Kong Country television series)[1] are a species of sapient primates that make up much of the cast of theDonkey Kong franchise, with theeponymous character himself being one. Kongs are capable of actions such as speech and building houses and typically wear clothing, though the amount varies drastically with the individual, with Donkey Kong himself wearing only a tie, while many others wear full outfits. Kongs seem to be native toDonkey Kong Island, and they share an animosity with much of the crocodilianKremling race. While most of them share the surname "Kong," they are not all directly related to one another. Kongs can resemble any number of real-life primates, with Donkey Kong,Funky Kong, and several others resembling gorillas;Diddy Kong resembling a monkey;Dixie Kong andTiny Kong resembling chimpanzees; andLanky Kong resembling an orangutan. Many of the Kong characters' first names, especially in the games, end with an "ee" sound (as well as the letter "y") like Donkey Kong's name, with some exceptions, such asVoid Kong and theKong boss group (aside fromKarate Kong andGhastly King).
General information[edit]
Name[edit]
The name "Kong" comes from a Japanese slang word for "gorilla."[2]
Generic names of various real-life types of primates, such as "monkeys," "chimps," "gorillas," and "apes," are used fairly interchangeably to describe Kongs, especially in earlier media such asSaturday Supercade and theDonkey Kong Country cartoon, which never refer to Kongs as such outside their individual names. However, the term "baboon" seems to be reserved as an insult, potentially due to it sounding similar to the word "buffoon," and is even used against other species, such asCranky Kong using it againstKrusha in "From Zero to Hero." Despite this, according to an article in the Nintendo Switch news app, Kongs are their own species separate from apes.[3]
Society[edit]
In the games, the society of Kongs lives on Donkey Kong Island, living in houses made of wood, usually built on top of trees. Donkey Kong is their king, though sometimes Cranky Kong fills the role of being a leader. Generic Kongs are not commonly seen, with most known members of the species being individual characters.
The instruction booklet forDonkey Kong Country states that Manky Kongs were rejected by the Kongs. Despite this, Lanky Kong, who is an orangutan himself, is friendly to the Kongs and also part of the Kong Family.
The Super Mario Bros. Movie, in contrast to the games, depicts the Kongs living in a bigger society and being more technologically advanced, having an entire factory dedicated to the manufacturing ofkarts.
Diet[edit]
Kongs usually take a strong liking tobananas, which are the subject of many stories involving the species. In particular, Donkey Kong has a cave full of them and is constantly seen eating them. Despite this, Kongs are also seen eating other kinds of food.
Speech[edit]
In theDonkey Kong Country series and inThe Super Mario Bros. Movie, Kongs are capable of speaking intelligibly. However, in most games where Kongs appear alongside other species, particularly humans, as demonstrated inMario Super Sluggers and theMario & Sonic series, they simply say the word "Ook" followed by a translation of what they are saying in parentheses. Sometimes they do not speak at all, such as inSaturday Supercade.
Kong Family[edit]
TheKong Family[4] (alternativelyKong family),[5] also known as theDonkey Kong Family,[6]Kong Klan,[7][8]DK Crew,[9][10]DK Krew,[11] andDonkey Kong Crew,[12] is the main group of Kongs, beingDonkey Kong's family and close friends. The patriarch of the family is Cranky Kong, the original Donkey Kong. In theDonkey Kong franchise of video games, members of the Kong Family are either playable characters or supporting characters that aid the main heroes on their journey, although they also receive help from allies outside the family, including theAnimal Friends and theKremlingK. Lumsy.
Though only officialized inDonkey Kong Country, the concept of a family of Kongs dates back toDonkey Kong Jr.
The family often uses the initials "DK" as a symbol, which most often represents Donkey Kong. It is seen on Donkey Kong's tie,DK Barrels,DK Coins, theLevel Flags,DK Spaces, and various other objects around Donkey Kong Island. The symbol is also used in theSuper Smash Bros. series, although in this context, it is used as the logo for theDonkey Kong franchise in general instead of just the Kong Family members (sinceKing K. Rool andKlaptraps also use it).
According toGregg Mayles, the characters were loosely intended to be an actual family, but the extended relations were left deliberately vague by the release ofDonkey Kong Country due to uncanny details such asDiddy Kong having a tail andCandy Kong looking humanoid, as more priority was put in diversifying the designs rather than fitting it into a cohesive family tree background.[13]
Profiles[edit]
Donkey Kong Country[edit]
- Nintendo Power vol. 65 (page 19):Kong's family helps out in many ways, from advice to transportation. Introducing Cranky, Candy and Funky Kong!
Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest[edit]
- SNES instruction booklet (page 26):Even though Diddy and Dixie are supposed to be going on this quest on their own, the rest of the Kong clan just couldn't stay out of it, especially since there is money to be made helping beginning adventures! You'll find all the Kong family members in the prime business locations throughout Crocodile Isle.
- Player's Guide (page 7):The rest of the Kong clan will be happy to perform many valuable services-that is, if you've got a few Banana Coins to spare!
Donkey Kong Country 3: Diddy Kong's Double Trouble![edit]
- SNES instruction booklet (page 16):Everyone's getting in on the act! This time around, the Kong Family members offer their services free, with the exception of Swanky Kong (of course)! You'll find Kong Family members in every world.
- Player's Guide (page 8):Donkey and Diddy might be off exploring the island, but Dixie and Kiddy can always find a hairy helping hand or a world of encouragement from other members of the Kong Klan. While these reliable relatives won't join you in your adventure, each family member possesses an important skill that can make your jungle journey just a little bit easier.
Donkey Kong 64[edit]
- Instruction booklet bio from Cranky Kong (page 8):You’ll find the services of these unsung heroes invaluable as you trudge through your third-rate quest. I’d now like to introduce you to the most important character in the game, as well as my trusty assistants who have minor roles, too. Just remember that we rightfully expect our expertise to be rewarded, so do collect a good haul of Banana Bunch Coins before you even think about disturbing me, won’t you?
- Player's Guide (page 6):There's more to Donkey Kong 64 than a barrelful of monkeys. Besides the five starring Kongs, family favorites such as Cranky and Wrinkly refused to stay away once they heard about all the fun. There are new supporting characters, as well. Meet them now-up close and personal.
- Nintendo Power vol. 141 (page 70):At the beginning of your adventure, you'll guide Donkey Kong through the DK Isles. As you progress, you will free the other members of the Kong family and you will be able to switch control to those Kongs at Tag Barrels.
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Kong army[edit]
- “What makesyou think you're worthy of fighting alongside the greatest army in the world!?”
- —Cranky Kong,The Super Mario Bros. Movie
The Super Mario Bros. Movie introduces theKong army, which, as implied by its title, is the army of theJungle Kingdom that consists of various Kongs. In the film,Mario has to fight Donkey Kong in order for them to join the fight againstBowser and his troops. After Mario wins against Donkey Kong, the army prepares for the fight in thekart workshop and takes asecret passage that leads toRainbow Road. The members of the Kong army get captured by the troops inKoopa Clown Cars and get put into the prison to be sacrificed for the royal wedding.
Gallery[edit]
Koopa Clown Cars capturing the Kong army convoy
List of Kongs[edit]
Donkey Kong's family[edit]
- Cranky Kong's great grandfather – Was said to have once owned an antiquemirror inDonkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble![14]
- Great Aunt Grouchy – Cranky Kong's great aunt who owns a spell book that can reverse theCurse of the Double Doubloon.
- Cranky Kong – The original Donkey Kong, the paternal figure of Donkey Kong Jr. and Donkey Kong, and Wrinkly Kong's husband.
- Wrinkly Kong – Cranky Kong's late wife. She appeared alive prior toDonkey Kong 64; from then onwards, she has been deceased and appears as a spirit.
- Donkey Kong Jr. – The son of the original Donkey Kong.
- Junior (II) – A pink variant of Donkey Kong Jr.
- Donkey Kong – The current Donkey Kong, Cranky Kong's descendant.
- Baby DK – The younger version of Donkey Kong inYoshi's Island DS.
- Baby Kong – The younger version of Donkey Kong in the episode "Ape Foo Young" of theDonkey Kong Country television series.
- Diddy Kong – Donkey Kong's sidekick and Dixie Kong's boyfriend.
In addition, Donkey Kong Jr. has a relative referred to asUncle Julius, though he has not been shown to be a part of the Kong clan.
Dixie Kong's family[edit]
- Dixie Kong's parents and Kiddy Kong's parents – Sometimes mentioned by Cranky Kong inSwanky's Sideshow inDonkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble!.[15]
- Dinky Mama – Kiddy Kong's mother in theDonkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble! issue of4koma Manga Ōkoku.
- Dixie Kong – Diddy Kong's girlfriend, Tiny Kong's older sister, and Kiddy and Chunky Kong's cousin.
- Tiny Kong – Dixie Kong's younger sister, as well as Kiddy and Chunky Kong's cousin.
- Chunky Kong – Kiddy Kong's older brother, as well as Dixie and Tiny Kong's cousin.
- Kiddy Kong – Chunky Kong's younger brother, as well as Dixie and Tiny Kong's cousin.
Other members[edit]
- Baby Kong – A baby that was under the care of Candy Kong and Dixie Kong in the "Baby Kong Blues" episode of theDonkey Kong Country television series.
- Bink – A deceased Kong-like character inMario & Luigi: Superstar Saga. In theNintendo 3DS remake, his appearance is the same as the rest of the skeleton sailors of theS.S. Chuckola.
- Bluster Kong – A rich arrogant Kong that runsBluster Barrelworks on Kongo Bongo Island.
- Leo Luster – Bluster's alter-ego from theHunka Hunka Burnin' Bluster episode of theDonkey Kong Country television series.
- Candy Kong – Donkey Kong's childhood sweetheart and rumored girlfriend.
- Eddie the Mean Old Yeti – A Kong that lives in the mountains of Kongo Bongo Island.
- Funky Kong – Donkey Kong's friend.
- Gori Keibu – TheKinoko Police inspector inSuper Mario Land 2 - 6-tsu no Kinka 3 of theSuper Mario Kodansha manga.
- Great Uncle Spacey – Funky Kong's mentioned deceased great uncle that gave Funky theMystic Oracle.
- Kong Elder[16] – An old and giant Kong inDonkey Kong Bananza who belongs to a group ofelders alongside azebra, anostrich, anelephant and asnake.
- Kong Fu – A Kong that challenges Donkey Kong in the television show.
- Lanky Kong – An orangutan whose relationship to the other Kongs is unknown.[17][18]
- Mini Donkey Kong – A Kong that signifies an alarm.
- Monkey Kong – An implied Kong chosen to lead theFederation of Future Rulers.
- Rabbid Cranky – ARabbid/Cranky Kong cross-creation.
- Ringo – A cartoonist friend of Donkey Kong appearing in theDonkey Kong Jungle Action Special.
- Super Kong – A powerful version of Donkey Kong that appears to help the player get through levels. Super Kong also has the ability to get a white-furred Diddy Kong as a partner.
- Swanky Kong – A Kong that hosts a game show and is very fashionable.
- Uncle Kong – A Kong similar in design to Bluster who appears in theFamitsuguide book forDonkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest.
- Unnamed Kong driver – A Kong that takesMario,Princess Peach, andToad to Cranky Kong's lair inThe Super Mario Bros. Movie.
- Various generic, unnamed Kong characters seen at the starting line ofDK Jungle andBananan Labyrinth inMario Kart Arcade GP DX.
- Various generic, unnamed Kong characters inThe Super Mario Bros. Movie.
Evil Kongs[edit]
- Dread Kong – A member of theKong boss group.
- Ghastly King, a.k.a. Cactus King – The leader of the Kong boss group.
- Grumpy Kong – The director of manufacturing atVoid Company.
- Karate Kong – A member of the Kong boss group.
- Ninja Kong – A member of the Kong boss group.
- Poppy Kong – The director of intelligence at Void Company.
- Rabbid Kong – ARabbid/Kong cross-creation.
- Mega Rabbid Kong – Rabbid Kong's corrupted alter-ego.
- Snow Kong – AZinger disguised as a living giant Donkey Kongsnowman.
- Sumo Kong – A member of the Kong boss group.
- Void Kong – The president of Void Company, a.k.a. VoidCo, a large mining operation.
Robotic Kongs[edit]
- Toys
- Cannon Kong –Donkey Kong's robot from theMario vs. Donkey Kong series.
- Capture Kong – Donkey Kong's robot from theMario vs. Donkey Kong series.
- Catapult Kong – Donkey Kong's robot from theMario vs. Donkey Kong series.
- Circus Kong – Donkey Kong's robot from theMario vs. Donkey Kong series.
- Cool Kong – Donkey Kong's robot from theMario vs. Donkey Kong series.
- Crash Kong – Donkey Kong's robot from theMario vs. Donkey Kong series.
- Kongā – Donkey Kong's robot from theMario vs. Donkey Kong series.
- Mini Diddy Kong – Atoy made by theMario Toy Company.
- Mini Donkey Kong – A toy made by the Mario Toy Company.
- Candy Clone – A robotic version of Candy Kong under the control of King K. Rool in theDonkey Kong Country television series.
- Mecha Donkey Kong – A giant, robotic version of Donkey Kong under the control ofWario inSuper Mario-kunvolume 12.
- Robo DK – A robotic version of Donkey Kong that appears inMario Kart World, guarding the courseDK Spaceport.
- Robot – A Kong-like robot created by Cranky Kong that appears in theDonkey Kong Country television series episode "The Big Switch-a-Roo."
- Robot – A Kong-like robot created by theKremlings that appears in chapter 5 of thefirst volume ofUho'uho Daishizen Gag: Donkey Kong.
- Mecha Kong – Robotic Kong enemies that can shoot lasers fromDonkey Kong: Barrel Blast.
- Unnamed giant robotic Kong that resembles Donkey Kong appearing inDonkey Kong Country Returns 3D andDonkey Kong Country Returns HD in the levelRobo Factory, which is being built as the level progresses.
Kong species[edit]
- Guerrilla – A type of enemy fromSuper Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars that has an uncanny resemblance to Donkey Kong.
- Chained Kong – A stronger variant of Guerrillas, fromSuper Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars.
- Manky Kong – A type of enemy fromDonkey Kong Country that is described as a "Kong reject orangutan."[19]
- Uckykong – A type of enemy fromYoshi's Crafted World that is a hybrid between aUkiki and a Kong.
- Snow Ucky Kong – A snow variant of the Uckykongs, fromYoshi's Crafted World.
Unused Kongs[edit]
- Unnamed, hatted Kong. –Donkey Kong Land
- Unnnamed Kong with dark fur and glowing red eyes. He was replaced by Dread Kong in the final game. –Donkey Kong Jungle Beat
- Helper Monkeys from anearlier build. –Donkey Kong Jungle Beat
- Unused Kong sidekicks. –Super Mario Strikers
- Redneck KongMedia:DKP - Redneck Kong Screenshot.png,[20] also known as "Crappy Kong."[21] He was replaced by Candy Kong in the later build. –Diddy Kong Pilot
- Unnamed Kong genie referred to as the "Ultimate Magic Man" by unused text. He would have been the final boss of the unfinished story mode "K. Rool's Gold."[22] —Diddy Kong Pilot
Gallery[edit]
Donkey Kong Country
Donkey Kong: Jungle Beat (unused)
Super Mario Strikers (unused)
Super Mario Strikers (unused)
Super Mario Strikers (unused)
Donkey Kong: Barrel Blast
Donkey Kong Country Returns
Donkey Kong Country Returns
Donkey Kong Country Returns
Donkey Kong Country Returns
Donkey Kong Country Returns
Donkey Kong Country Returns
Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle
The Super Mario Bros. Movie
The Super Mario Bros. Movie (concept artwork)
The Super Mario Bros. Movie (concept artwork)
Donkey Kong Bananza
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Names in other languages[edit]
Kong[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | コング[23] Kongu | Kong | |
| Hungarian | Kong[24] | - | |
| Russian | Конг[25] Kong | Kong | |
| Sinhala | ගොන්[26] Gon | Kong | |
| Slovenian | Kong[27] | - |
Kong Family[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | コングファミリー[?] Kongu Famirī | Kong Family | |
| Catalan | Família Kong[?] | Kong Family | The Super Mario Bros. Movie |
| Chinese(Simplified) | 刚家族[?] Gāng Jiāzú | Kong Family | |
| Chinese(Traditional) | 剛家族[?] Gāng Jiāzú | Kong Family | |
| French | Famille Kong[?] | Kong Family | |
| German | Kong-Familie[?] | Kong Family | |
| Italian | Famiglia Kong[?] | Kong Family | |
| Portuguese | Família Kong[28][29] | Kong Family | |
| Spanish | Familia Kong[?] | Kong Family |
Kong army[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Catalan | Exèrcit Kong[?] | Kong army | |
| French | Armée des Kongs[?] | Kong army | |
| Italian | Esercito dei Kong[?] | Kong army | |
| Romanian | Armata Kong[?] | The Kong army | |
| Spanish | Ejército Kong[?] | Kong Army |
References[edit]
- ^1998.Computer Animation: A Whole New World.Rockport Publishers. ISBN1564963772. Page 87.
- ^De Maria, Rusel, and Johnny L. Wilson (December 18, 2003).High Score!: The Illustrated History of Electronic Games (2nd edition). New York:McGraw-Hill/Osborne (English). ISBN9780072231724.
- ^"Just a reminder that Donkey Kong is not an ape—he is a Kong. However, ‘going ape’ is a phrase that can be used for Kongs as well!" – News post.Nintendo Switch News (American English). (ScreenshotMedia:Switch News Kong.jpg.)
- ^1995.Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest Instruction Booklet.Nintendo of America (English). Page 21.
- ^"Have you been to see the other members of the Kong family? They're not as useful as me of course, but they might be able to help." – Cranky Kong.Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest.
- ^1994.Donkey Kong Country Player's Guide.Nintendo of America (English). Page 5. Retrieved September 10, 2022 from Internet Archive.
- ^Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest cast roll
- ^Munson, Terry, and Paul Shinoda (1996).Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble! Player's Guide.Nintendo of America (English). Page 8. Retrieved April 19, 2019 from Internet Archive.
- ^"He's the first member of the DK crew!" – DK Rap singer.Donkey Kong 64.
- ^"The DK Crew came to his tropical paradise for a little R&R." – Narrator.DK: Jungle Climber.
- ^"The DK Krew is Counting on You!" –Back coverMedia:DKC2 GBA back cover.jpg ofDonkey Kong Country 2 (Game Boy Advance).
- ^"Take your pick from the Donkey Kong Crew — Donkey Kong, Diddy, Dixie and Funky are all here!" –British back coverMedia:DKJC UK Back Cover.jpg ofDonkey Kong: Jungle Climber.
- ^GameXplain (November 16, 2019).Talking with Rare's Creative Director for DKC's 25th Anniversary! (Cut Content, Wario Plot, & More) (27:06).YouTube (English). Retrieved June 3, 2024.
- ^"Yes, but it's no ordinary one though! It was Cranky's great grandfather's! I can't let it go for less than 50 coins." – Bazaar.Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble!.
- ^"Get out of my tent now, you cheeky ape!! Wait till I tell your parents." – Cranky Kong.Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble!.
- ^Nintendo of America (June 18, 2025).Donkey Kong Bananza Direct 6.18.2025.YouTube. Retrieved June 23, 2025.
- ^"A newcomer to the Kong clan and the joker of the pack. I haven't a clue whom he's related to—must be some distant cousin or something." – Cranky Kong (1999).Donkey Kong 64 instruction booklet.Nintendo of America. Page 8.
- ^"The well-mannered giant gorilla is, in the truest sense of the word, a great guy, and sticks to Lanky, his uncle once-removed." – Chunky Kong bio, GermanDonkey Kong 64 website.
- ^1994.Donkey Kong Country instruction booklet.Nintendo of America (English). Page 29.
- ^Mark (July 26, 2010).Diddy Kong Pilot's Hillbilly Kong name revealed!.DK Vine (English). Retrieved June 14, 2025.
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- ^Bad Hair Day (Sinhala Dub) | Donkey Kong Country
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- ^Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest instruction booklet.Nintendo (Brazilian Portuguese). Page 15-26.
- ^Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble instruction booklet.Nintendo (Brazilian Portuguese). Page 16.
[Edit] Kongs | |
|---|---|
| Characters | Baby Kong("Baby Kong Blues") •Bink •Bluster Kong •Bluster Kong's parents •Candy Kong •Chunky Kong •Cranky Kong •Cranky Kong's great grandfather •Diddy Kong •Dinky Mama •Dixie Kong •Dixie Kong's parents •Donkey Kong •Donkey Kong Jr. •Dread Kong •Driver •Eddie the Mean Old Yeti •Funky Kong •Ghastly King •Gori Keibu •Great Aunt Grouchy •Great Uncle Spacey •Grumpy Kong •Karate Kong •Kiddy Kong •Kiddy Kong's parents •Kong Elder •Kong Fu •Lanky Kong •Manky Kong •Mini Donkey Kong (Game & Watch) •Monkey Kong •Ninja Kong •Poppy Kong •Rabbid Cranky •Rabbid Kong •Ringo •Snow Kong •Sumo Kong •Super Kong •Swanky Kong •Tiny Kong •Uncle Kong •Void Kong •Wrinkly Kong |
| Species | Chained Kong •Guerrilla •Manky Kong •Snow Ucky Kong •Uckykong |
| Forms | Baboon Balloon •Baby DK •Baby Kong("Ape Foo Young") •Elephant Bananza •Fire Donkey Kong •Hunky Chunky •Giant Donkey Kong •Gorilla Gone •Kong Bananza •Leo Luster •Mega Rabbid Kong •Mini-Monkey •Ostrich Bananza •Snake Bananza •Strong Kong •Ultra Barrel DK •Young Cranky Kong •Zebra Bananza •Robot-Donkey Kong |
| Robots | Candy Clone •Cannon Kong •Capture Kong •Catapult Kong •Circus Kong •Cool Kong •Crash Kong •Kongā •Mecha Donkey Kong •Mecha Kong •Mini Diddy Kong •Mini Donkey Kong (toy) •Robo DK •Robot |
| Groups | Donkey Kong's robots •Kong (boss group) •Kong army •Kong Family •Void Company |
| See also | Ba-Boom •King Kong •Minkey •Momma •Monkey •Ninjape •Poppa •Prospector Monkey •Salvager Monkey •Sonny •Ukiki •Uncle Julius |
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| Characters | Main characters | Donkey Kong •Luigi •Mario •Princess Peach •Toad |
| Antagonists | Bowser •Kamek •Koopa General | |
| Supporting characters | BrKLnCouple •Cranky Kong •Driver •Francis •Giuseppe •Kong army •Lumalee •Mario and Luigi's family (Aunt Marie ·Mario and Luigi's father ·Mario and Luigi's grandfather ·Mario and Luigi's mother ·Mario and Luigi's niece ·Uncle Arthur ·Uncle Tony) •Penguin King •Spike •Toad General | |
| Other characters | Baby Luigi •Baby Mario •Baby Peach •Chanterelle •Chunky Kong •Diddy Kong •Dixie Kong •Funky Kong •Kiddy Kong •King Bob-omb •King Boo •Luigi's bully •Pauline •Pit •Super Mario Bros. Plumbing customer •Swanky Kong •Toadette •Yoshi | |
| Forms | Cape Mario •Cat Mario •Fire Mario •Ice Mario •Invincible Mario •Mini Mario •Super Mario •Tanooki Mario | |
| Species | Bat •Biddybud •Blooper (Blooper Baby) •Bob-omb •Bullet Bill (Bomber Bill) •Bramball •Buzzy Beetle •Chain Chomp •Cheep Cheep (Spiny Cheep Cheep) •Goomba (Goomba Tower) •Hammer Bro •Human •Jellybeam •Kong •Koopa (Dry Bones ·Koopa Paratroopa ·Koopa Troopa ·Spiny ·Sledge Bro) •Luma •Maw-Ray •Penguin •Piranha Plant •Shy Guy •Snifit •Toad •Yoshi | |
| Locations | Bob-omb Battlefield •Bowser's Castle •Brooklyn (Brooklyn Heights) •Brooklyn Bridge •Castle Burger •Crazy Cap •Dark Lands •Jungle Kingdom •Fire Flower Fields •Great Ring of Kong •High Cliffs •Kart workshop •Mushroom Forest •Mushroom Kingdom (Toad Town · Mushroom Heights) •Peach's Castle •Punch-Out Pizzeria •Rainbow Road •Desert Area •Secret passage •Snow Kingdom •Super Mario Bros. Plumbing •Training Course •Warp Zone •Waterfall Area •Yoshi's Island | |
| Items and objects | ! Block •Anchor •Axe •Barrel •Bill Blaster •Bike (Bullet Bike ·Mach Bike) •Blue mushroom •Blue Shell •Boomerang Flower •Bowser Statue •Box •Brick Block •Cannon •Cape Feather •Clear Pipe •Coin •Coin Block •Crate •Donut Block •Dragon Coin •Fire Bar •Fire Flower •Flying Question Block •Fruit (Banana ·Carrot ·Coconut ·Grape ·Melon ·Pineapple ·Turnip ·Watermelon) •Girder •Goal Pole •Hammer •Ice Flower •Kart (Pipe Frame ·Standard Kart ·Tiny Titan) •Koopa Clown Car •Ladder •Lakitu's Cloud •Lift •Magic wand •Magical Potion •Mushroom Platform •Music Box •Mysterious pipe •P Switch •P-Wing •POW Block •Power Balloon •Question Block •Rocket Barrel •Rotating Block •Shy Guy balloon •Spike Trap •Snowball •Super Bell •Super Leaf •Super Mushroom •Super Star •Tanooki Suit •Trampoline •Warp Pipe •Wooden cutout •Yoshi's Egg | |
| Music | Original Motion Picture Soundtrack | "Super Mario Bros. Opus" • "Press Start" • "King of the Koopas" • "Plumbin' Ain't Easy" • "It's a Dog Eat Plumber World" • "Saving Brooklyn" • "The Warp Pipe" • "Strange New World" • "The Darklands" • "Welcome to the Mushroom Kingdom" • "2 Player Game" • "The Mushroom Council" • "The Plumber and the Peach" • "Platforming Princess" • "World 1-1" • "The Adventure Begins" • "Peaches" • "Lost and Crowded" • "Imprisoned" • "Courting the Kongs" • "Drivin' Me Bananas" • "Rumble in the Jungle" • "Karts!" • "Practice Makes Perfect" • "Buckle Up" • "Rainbow Road Rage" • "Blue Shelled" • "An Indecent Proposal" • "The Belly of the Beast" • "Fighting Tooth and Veil" • "Tactical Tanooki" • "Mario Brothers Rap" • "Grapple in the Big Apple" • "Superstars" •The Super Mario Brothers" • "Bonus Level" • "Level Complete" |
| Licensed music | "Battle Without Honor or Humanity" • "No Sleep till Brooklyn" • "L'Amour Est Un Oiseau Rebelle (Habanera)" • "Holding Out for a Hero" • "Take On Me" • "Thunderstruck" • "Mr. Blue Sky" | |
| Other music | "Attack! Fury Bowser" • "DK Rap" • "Wedding March" | |
| Miscellaneous | A Hero Like No Other •Gallery •Illumination •Jump Man •Mario's Big Adventure •Multimedia •Quotes •References to other media •SMBPlumbing.com •Staff •Super Mario Bros.: Mario Maths – Times Tables Worksheets •Super Mario Bros.: Vocabulary-Building Crossword •The Super Mario Bros. Movie: Bowser's Battle •The Super Mario Bros. Movie: Create Your Own Scene •The Super Mario Bros. Movie Learning Activity Booklet •The Super Mario Bros. Movie: Mario Maths Codebreaker •The Super Mario Bros. Movie: Mario Maths – Donkey Kong Doubling 1 and 2-Digit Numbers •The Super Mario Bros. Movie: Mario Maths – I Spy and Count to 5 •The Super Mario Bros. Movie: Mario Maths – I Spy and Count to 10 •The Super Mario Bros. Movie: Matching Pairs •The Super Mario Bros. Movie: Number Bonds of 10-Frame •The Super Mario Bros. Movie Official Activity Book •The Super Mario Bros. Movie Official Storybook •The Super Mario Bros. Movie (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) •The Super Mario Bros. Movie: Pencil Control •The Super Mario Bros. Movie: Piranha Plant and Pipes Game •The Super Mario Bros. Movie: Punctuation with Peach – Fix the Sentence •Universal Pictures •Voice actors | |
