Donkey Kong fans think Bananza's villain is King K. Rool.

Donkey Kong Bananza gained a special Nintendo Direct early today and provided thorough analysis of how the game progresses with the official disclosure of Pauline and Diddy Kong and the ability to switch to various other animals. It was a showcase full of jams, and we gave us the main villains of the game. But some people think that there are direct things that prove that Nintendo is entirely ahead.

As I entered myself, many people wanted Donkey Kong Villain K. Rool to appear in the title. He is very popular among Donkey Kong fans (at least enough to be a spash character), and many people are worried that they will see him again because of the close partnership with the Xbox developer Rare.

Donkey Kong fans think Bananza's villain is King K. Rool.

Donkey Kong Banaza's Big Direct began to mourn the crocodiles without a single mention of King K. Rool. The worst fear seemed to be a reality. But after the showcase, the somewhat interesting fan theory of social media has come to mind on social media, so everyone doesn't think that King K. Rool appearance has been rooted.

One of the most widespread spread is that Avoid Kong, the main villain of the game, is actually K. Rool in disguise. We know that Donkey Kong can be transformed into a variety of animals, and Twitter users, SXIPS, often recall that Nintendo often loves the player's special effects on the game in relation to the final confrontation, such as attacking you with a hat in Super Mario Audis.

Fans also emphasized some of the more interesting parts of the Direct that supported this theory. First of all, Twitter users, called AndresEgers, point out that Donkey Kong is attacked by a vine, but shares the same green, red, and gold patterns as King K. ROOL and sports things like claws in the tip.

Lastly, a Twitter user named Captainquack64 appears to have described the crocodile by many rock soldiers made by Grumpy Kong, and the Golden Crocodile skeleton pops out of some enemies when defeated. Can it be a hint that King K. Rool is waiting on the wings because it's a terrible crocodile image of a game without a crocodile villain? I am a believer.