Toon K. Rool

Playstyle Origin
In the Donkey Kong cartoon, K. Rool is a villain who doesn't usually do much on his own. He prefers to stay in his lair and leave his soldiers and machinery to do the job for him. It's only when nothing works when he has to do the dirty job and take a step on his plans (usually steal the Crystal Coconut). This cartoon formula is applied to King K. Rool's moveset. He doesn't have the best stats (in fact, he probably has one of the worst), but he doesn't need them. K. Rool is a Zoner with moves mainly based around projectiles and long-ranged moves in order to keep the opponents at a distance. He also has a few instances of grappling and trap-trolling, which is also something we see in the show. But in the desperate situations, he has a few tools for that as well, with the Banana Soda and the K.C.C.B.M. to remedy his issue with bad stats.

Minewagon
K. Rool rides and jumps out of a minewagon.

Neutral B- Klap-Blaster
K. Rool shoots a blue laser out of the Klap-Blaster that has different properties. Reaching a certain distance will turn the laser into a Klap-Trap, who will slowly crawl and bite. He will also bite down traps and items (the bigger they are, the longer it will take them to eat it whole), until he gets KO'd. There can be two Klap-Traps at a time. Shooting at someone will make the Klap-Trap rack up damage on them as they bite them, but they can be get rid of by just attacking them. Shooting at a thin platform will make the Klap-Traps devour it all, making it disappear until 10 seconds have passed.

Move Origin
The Klap-Blaster is the main weapon of the Kremling Krew in the Donkey Kong Country Cartoon. It's a blaster that uses Klap-Traps as bullets, who act like termites and will devour whatever they have avaiable. While this weapon made its debut in the episode "Bad Hair Day", we don't get to see K. Rool using it until the episode "Booty and the Beast".

Side B- Klump kannon
K. Rool loads up a Cannon that has General Klump inside it. Hold down the B button in case you want to aim where to shoot the cannon, and release it to shoot Klump tied to a rope out of it, who will first go on said direction and then will be pulled back by the rope to get inside the cannon again. At any point of the launch, General Klump will deal damage, no matter if it's when he's going forwards or when he's going backwards. But hitting is not Klump's only function. Using Side B while Klump is out will make him grab opponents and bring them back to you. This is also a way to get Klump back to you in case yo misfired. You can also use this attack as a tether recovery.

Move Origin
In "Booty and the Beast", K. Rool puts Klump inside a cannon tied to a rope in order to fire him towards the Crystal Coconut, grab it, and go back to him, which is what ends up happening. This strategy was used again in the episode "Legend of the Crystal Coconut", but this time Krusha was the cannoneer, rather than K. Rool.

Up B- The K.C.C.B.M.
K. Rool will hop on the K.C.C.B.M. and blast off upwards. By default, the K.C.C.B.M. will slowly ascend upwards, but you can use the analogue stick to aim where to go with it. Press the same direction twice to dash into that direction, dealing damage but also stopping the recovery. Press B midflight to drop a mechanical arm, which can be used to get rid of traps and certain projectiles. It can also be used to grab opponents to slam them, either burying them if they're on the ground, or meteoring them if they're in mid-air.

Move Origin
The K.C.C.B.M. (The K. Rool's Crystal Coconut and Back Missile) is an invention that K. Rool uses in the episode "The Big Chill Out". At first he plans to use it to steal the Crystal Coconut with the help of its mechanical arm, but by the end of the episode he instead uses it to hyjack Bluster's Rocket Barrel, which had the Crystal Coconut accidentally inside. Unlike in the episode, where K. Rool controlled the missile using a computer on his lair, in Lawl Nova he rides it.

Down B- Banana Soda
This move varies depending on if you tap or hold the button. Tap to throw the soda bottle, which will just deal damage to the opponents. If it breaks on the ground, it will free a swarm of bees, who will deal repeated damage and try to move at nearby opponents. Holding down B makes you drink the soda. At the expense of hurting yourself a little (5%), you will get a speed buff, and just running at opponents will deal damage to them. This lasts for 10 seconds, plus you cannot drink the Soda if the bees are out, nor throw bottles while under the effects of the Soda.

Move Origin
At the end of the episode "Buried Treasure", K. Rool is so tired of everything that happened over the course of the episode that all he wants is to have a drink. He takes a Banana Soda Bottle from Cranky and drinks it, without knowing that earlier in the episode Cranky filled the bottle with bees. This makes him run away while trying to avoid the bees.

Final Smash- Supersonic Satellite
K. Rool makes the Supersonic Satellite fall on the stage, trapping whoever was under it when it fell. After hitting it two times with a wooden hammer (dealing 10% to who's inside it), the Satellite will take off and fly at the center of the stage while shaking. After the shaking, it will start shooting the barrels it's made of in all directions, and then fall and explode, greatly damaging anyone who was underneath as well as inside the satellite. While this move can be executed if you haven't trapped anyone inside the satellite, it will not be as effective.

Move Origin
In the episode "Barrel, Barrel, who's got the Barrel?", K. Rool builds a Supersonic Satellite made out of barrels that is meant to be a device that floats over the Island using the power of the Crystal Coconut to spy on the Kongs. However, as Donkey and Diddy steal the Coconut from inside the Satellite, it malfunctions, launching the barrels it's made of and breaking apart. The Final Smash combines the intended purpose of the device and the malfunction, with an explosion added for a more effective Final Smash.

KO Sounds

 * KO Sound 1: WAAAAAH!!!
 * KO Sound 2: WHYYYY NOOOOOT!?
 * Star KO Sound: AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH!!!!!
 * Screen KO Sound: Oh!

Taunts

 * Up Taunt: "Where's my coconut!?"


 * Side Taunt: *Speaks through a megaphone* "NO NEWS, NO CALLS, NO TYRANNY!"


 * Down Taunt: *K. Rool dances while making gorilla noises*

Victory Options+Failure/Clap

 * Victory 1: "This...is my finest hour!"


 * Victory 2: "I win by default."


 * Victory 3: *Holds a device while laughing maniacally*
 * Victory 4: (Only against Toon DK) *No One's Gonna Make a Monkey Out of Me! No One Gets This Dia-*


 * Lose/Clap: *K Rool has his arm in a cast and a band-aid on his face*

Normal

 * Neutral attack-
 * Dash attack- K. Rool pushes forwards as he runs.
 * Forward tilt- K. Rool thrusts forwards with his belly.
 * Up tilt- K. Rool swings a hammer upwards.
 * Down tilt-

Smash

 * Forward smash- K. Rool kicks a barrel that goes forwards, breaking if it contacts an opponent.
 * Up smash- K. Rool presses a button on his computer to create a miniature elevator.
 * Down smash-

Other

 * Ledge attack-
 * 100% ledge attack-
 * Floor attack-
 * Trip attack-

Aerial attacks

 * Neutral aerial-
 * Forward aerial- K. Rool sprays fowards with the Love Potion.
 * Back aerial-
 * Up aerial- K. Rool lifts up a dumbbell.
 * Down aerial-

Grabs and throws

 * Grab- K. Rool grabs with one hand.
 * Pummel-
 * Forward throw-
 * Back throw-
 * Up throw-
 * Down throw-

V.S. Toon DK
Toon K. Rool: Argh! Of course that yellow-belly neanderthal had to be here!

Toon DK: It's over, K. Rool! You will not still the Crystal Coconut today!

Toon K. Rool: Forget about the Coconut! You can keep that useless piece of glass of yours if you want.

Toon DK: Wait a minute, you don't want it?

Toon K. Rool: You see, Donkey Kong. My soldiers have informed me that there's an artifact here which is as powerful as the Crystal Coconut.

Toon K. Rool: No... like two Crystal Coconuts! Ten! One hundred of them!

Toon DK: One hundred!?

Toon K. Rool: Yes, you foolish hairy mammal! And it's gonna be all mine! AH HAH HAH!

Toon DK: Not if I stop ya before! BANANAAAA SLAMMA!

Animal
Klap Trap - Essentially a playable version of the Neutral B, except you can also jump to latch at opponents.

Art
"Bad Hair Day" - An illustration from one of K. Rool's books, showing an male ape having his hair cut by a female ape. Not just a reference to the episode "Bad Hair Day", but also to the Myth of Samson.

Trivia

 * King K. Rool riding the K.C.C.B.M. is a nod to his vehicle in the game "Donkey Kong: Barrel Blast", which was a rocket-powered barrel.