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Chunky Kong as he appeared in Donkey Kong 64

Chunky Kong is a character who debuted in Donkey Kong 64 for the Nintendo 64. Chunky is the older brother of Kiddy Kong.

Background

Chunky Kong is a big, strong ape that helps Donkey Kong, Diddy Kong, Tiny Kong, and Lanky Kong on their mission to defeat King K. Rool and his Kremling army. To attack, he uses a bazooka that launches pineapples at switches and enemies instead of using his arms. However, he can also pack a powerful right hand punch which is so strong, he can knock almost any enemy senseless. He is not as fast as the other Kongs, but he makes up for it in raw strength. He is also known to be a scaredy-cat and very gentle, as shown in his musical instrument, the Triangle.

Chunky's most notable technique is his ability to increase his size dramatically to duke it out with the larger bosses within the game. He uses this ability to take on King K. Rool with his Primate Punch in the final round.

A small controversy was aroused in the USA over Chunky Kong's verse in the Donkey Kong 64 (Which was rated E for Everyone) opening rap song using the line "one hell of a guy". This line was later changed to "one heck of a guy" when included in Super Smash Bros. Melee on the Nintendo GameCube, which is (Ironically enough, considering the changing of said line) a rated T for Teen game. ^{[citation needed]}

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 Chunky's most notable technique is his ability to increase his size dramatically to duke it out with the larger bosses within the game. He uses this ability to take on [[King K. Rool]] with his [[Primate Punch]] in the final round.
-A small controversy was aroused in the USA over Chunky Kong's verse in the Donkey Kong 64 (Which was rated E for Everyone) opening rap song using the line "one hell of a guy". This line was later changed to "one heck of a guy" when included in [[Super Smash Bros. Melee]] on the [[Nintendo]] [[GameCube]], which is (Ironically enough, considering the changing of said line) a rated T for Teen game.
+A small controversy was aroused in the USA over Chunky Kong's verse in the Donkey Kong 64 (Which was rated E for Everyone) opening rap song using the line "one hell of a guy". This line was later changed to "one heck of a guy" when included in [[Super Smash Bros. Melee]] on the [[Nintendo]] [[GameCube]], which is (Ironically enough, considering the changing of said line) a rated T for Teen game. {{fact}}
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