Donkey Kong Country is the Italian dub of Donkey Kong.
This dub was produced, but yet, it has actually never aired on TV; However, the entire voice cast is known thanks to Italian dubbing resource "Il mondo dei doppiatori", having all known information about it from people who worked on it, a few weeks before it was supposed to air for the first time. It was scheduled to air on Italia 1 in 2003, and all 40 episodes were actually covered.[1]
Cast[]
| Character | Actor[1] | ||
|---|---|---|---|
 
|
Donkey Kong
|
Simone D'Andrea | |
 
|
Diddy Kong
|
Daniele Demma | |
 
|
Cranky Kong
|
Oliviero Corbetta | |
 
|
Funky Kong
|
Luca Bottale | |
 
|
Eddie lo Yeti
|
Riccardo Lombardo | |
 
|
Candy Kong
|
Jasmine Laurenti | |
 
|
Dixie Kong
|
Federica Valenti | |
  
|
Bluster Kong
|
Luca Semeraro | |
 
|
King K. Rool
|
Pietro Ubaldi | |
 
|
Generale Klump
|
Stefano Albertini | |
 
|
Krusha
|
Antonello Governale | |
 
|
Inka Dinka Doo
|
Ciro Imparato | |
 
|
Kapitan Skurvy
|
Enrico Bertorelli | |
|
Junior the Giant Klaptrap
|
Davide Garbolino | |
 
|
Kutlass
|
Marco Pagani | |
 
|
Green Kroc
|
Pino Pirovano | |
|
Kong Fu
|
Enrico Maggi | |
 
|
Polly Roger
|
Alberto Olivero | |
|
Baby Kong
|
Patrizia Mottola | |
| Technical staff | |||
Italian dialogues
|
Giuseppina Olivetti | ||
|---|---|---|---|
Dubbing director
|
Aldo Stella | ||
Lyricist
Musical director |
Martino Consoli | ||
Trivia[]
- The series would later receive a different, AI generated Italian dub by DeepDub that aired on Samsung TV Plus on the Video Game Heroes channel.[2]