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NOT a Donkey Kong Country iceberg

78K views · May 26, 2021 · Gaming

Mish Koz

53K subscribers

Comments · 382

@lemmingscanfly5 · 5 years ago (edited) · pinned
Thank you for ruining a format that was just meant to make creepy aspects things more well known, as well as make fun of creepypasta history Channel conspiracy type stuff
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@frozenwario5799 · 5 years ago
Since you pointed it out, I want you to know that the earliest example of Donkey Kong having teeth in this era was in the TV show, where they were also weirdly retractable.
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@phantomstrider · 4 years ago
Thanks for all these down-to-earth, well-explained iceberg/non-iceberg videos 🙂 I've really enjoyed them and appreciate your transparency.
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@iSoupremeArchive · 5 years ago
I don’t even care if it’s an iceberg video, I love your content nonetheless
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@bageltoo · 5 years ago
For the underground segments - They might’ve decided to use a parrot instead of an owl to reference how miners used to carry parrots to help detect harmful gases
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@oshawott773 · 5 years ago
iceberg or not, these kinds of videos are always a treat.
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@JohnnyVector · 5 years ago
Fantastic video. My first time playing DKC was..on the Game Boy Colour. All things considered, it was a decent port.
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@OniLinkBrazil1993 · 5 years ago
Cranky's tips are what helped me 102% DKC2 for the first time. I guess he really did get softer on the second game and later.
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@KingdomHeartsBrawler · 5 years ago
I think the whole thing with the teeth is artistic choice. DK's teeth flare up whenever he's mad, aggressive, or going for a big emotion (like on the cover of Tropical Freeze), while he tends to be "toothless" when he's calm. The thing is, when it comes to character design, big teeth tend to make characters look edgy or intimidating, and that's probably not what Rare wanted to go with for their laidback, fun-loving take on DK.
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@12luma · 5 years ago
My favorite type of iceberg is a nonexistant one
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@Nickk7878-v8t · 5 years ago
This game is cool and all, but it just needs more Wario!
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@Flintofmother · 5 years ago
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wLT7X5ePy5g&t=1860">31:00</a> Donkey Kong used to show a lot his teeth on the arcade era so giving his teeth back I guess was a way to make references to those games.
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