Cranky Kong is an elderly Kong who is a recurring character in the Donkey Kong franchise, first appearing in Donkey Kong Country. He is depicted as a paternal figure to Donkey Kong, though their exact relation varies.

Cranky Kong (also known as DK Senior, Donkey Kong I, or Donkey Kong the First) is Donkey Kong's crabby, rambling grandfather [11], the original Donkey Kong in the 1981 arcade game, the widower of Wrinkly Kong and father of Donkey Kong Junior.

Donkey Kong I, also known as Cranky Kong, is the titular overarching protagonist of Nintendo's Donkey Kong franchise. He is Donkey Kong III's grandfather and Donkey Kong Jr's father, and was initially the original Donkey Kong who threw barrels at Mario and his original nemesis.

Cranky Kong is the original Donkey Kong who was seen in the Donkey Kong arcade games, something that has been established since Cranky was introduced in Donkey Kong Country. Cranky made his first official appearance as "Cranky Kong" in Donkey Kong Country.

Donkey Kong I, also known as Donkey Kong Sr., and later known as Cranky Kong, is a major character in Nintendo's Mario franchise and the overarching protagonist of the eponymous franchise of the same name.

Cranky Kong (Donkey Kong Senior) is a character in the Donkey Kong series. This elderly Kong first made an appearance in the 1994 video game Donkey Kong Country for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System, where he gave small tips for certain situations, like how to …

Cranky Kong (also named Donkey Kong Sr.) [1] is an elderly Kong and the paternal figure of the Donkey Kong franchise. He made his debut appearance in the Donkey Kong arcade game as Donkey Kong, which was his name during his youth, and he has a son named Donkey Kong Jr..

Player's Guide: Cranky, the star of the original arcade Donkey Kong game, is spending all his time and money at Swanky's Tent. He'll do anything to show up cheeky apes who dare to monkey around in the tent.

Cranky Kong is a central character who appears in the Donkey Kong series. He is portrayed as Donkey Kong's grandfather and paternal figure.

A surly, crotchety old widower, Cranky Kong made his first appearance in 1994's Donkey Kong Country for the SNES, heralded as the acerbic, wisecracking grandfather of the current Donkey Kong. He was the star of the original Donkey Kong, a fact he lets no one forget.