Top Ten Bosses in the Donkey Kong Country Series

King K.Rool from the very first DKC game is a magnificant boss, although you may think he has a lot going against him - he doesn't appear in the game until you fight him, his weak spot is obvious and the fight itself is relatively short.This may be true but everything else is pure perfection.
The music is perfect, it starts with an innocent little tune, but then it starts to get deeper as you continue with the boss and then the atmosphere changes immediately to this dark, eerie theme. It is an extremely catchy tune as well which is why it's become so iconic over the years.
K.Rool is a great villain too, he is a very exaggerated character and every attack he does really emphasizes this fact, his stupidly high jump and the sounds he makes are an example.
The battle itself is one to be remembered, it tests everything you've learned from the whole game in effect. The fake ending is also very unique and special.

In some ways, Donkey Kong 64 fixed every problem the first K.Rool fights had, they were much longer, you got to see K.Rool frequently before the fight and the weak spot was a little less obvious. You use each Kong to damage K.Rool until you use Donkey Kong to deal the final blow.The boss takes place in a boxing ring with K.Rool in a fitting boxing attire, every stage has K.Rool do something different and it is quite the challenge to take him down. The reason this isn't number 1 is because the music isn't as good, K.Rool isn't as expressive and it doesn't have the surprise of a fake ending or anything.It still is a great fight though.

King Zing Sting is the first regular animal boss on our list and he sure is memorable. You catch a small glimpse of him in the previous level and I nearly jumped out of my seat when he suddenly appeared. He is quite a hard boss to defeat - especially as a parrot - and when you actually defeat him he just turns into smaller bees to ruin your day even more! This boss is memorable as he would be scary to young kids and his early reveal makes him unique unlike the other non K.Rool bosses of the game.

Man, this boss was creative. It may look like a regular giant Zinger, but it's way more harder than Bumble B Rumble from the original game. Hit his stinger many times with Squawks's rapid-fire nuts and he splits into low-level mook Zingers for you to kill to your heart's content. It is my second favorite boss of the franchise, alongside with Kleever and Kaptain K. Rool.

The first boss of the revived series on our list so far. Tiki Tong is the final boss in DKC returns, to dodge his attacks you'll mostly have to depend on how you time your jumps, or else you'll be crushed. It tests everything you've learned in the game yet again, although it doesn't have the same difficulty as King K.Rool's fight. Tiki Tong isn't the most memorable character either.His fight was fun enough to give him 4th place, though.

Bashmaster is the boss in the 5th world of the game, he is a large polar bear who tries to kill you because you ruined his delicious popsicle...seems like a reasonable guy.He jumps around with his hammer for his attacks and you have to knock him off the iceberg you fight on, the more soaked in purple juice (supposedly melted popsicle) he becomes, the angrier and harder he gets to defeat. He is probably the most fun boss to fight in my opinion, I like Bashmaster's methods of combat...he is the best boss in Tropical Freeze.

Lord Frekrik, the final boss on the most recent DKC game is a very 'cool' boss, if you know what I mean.Bad jokes aside, Fredrik is a tough egg to crack and his fast attacks make him a little more difficult than your average slow Nintendo boss. It's a very fun fight and it's very satisfying to see him go down.

He's a fairly good boss and character.

Finally, we have Dogadon. You fight him as Diddy Kong in a volcano, and you have to defeat him before the platform sinks to the ground. This concept alone sounds exciting, you'll have to be on your toes at all times. I haven't even talked about the fight itself yet, Dogadon is a bright yellow dog creature which uses fire based attacks against you which require timing to dodge, which is why this takes place in a volcano. I love this fight and its unique concept.

Kaptain K Rool is the final boss of the second game. He is almost as tough, if not tougher than the first encounter. The music, while not as good as the previous fights is still excellent. The fight itself is different from the others, with you using K.Rool's own weapon against him, which is good karma. Kaptain K.Rool is also my favourite persona of the king, which gives it bonus points. It's not too high because I don't want to make all the top picks K.Rool, so I plopped him down here.

King K Rool uses this attack method in Smash Bros!

Belcha is the first boss in the game...and the best. He is a unique boss, being a barrel, and while he isn't that hard (y'know, for being the first boss in the game), he just spits out various bugs and barrels and the way to defeat him is obvious, which is to throw the bugs back in his mouth. We don't usually see enemies in the game other than animals, so seeing a large barrel suddenly appear is surprising and this gives him 9th place on this list.

He's a really interesting take on a boss fight.
Not only does he have a Charles Dickens reference with "Bleak's House", he challenges you to a snowball fight, and he's pretty fun, and that's what a boss needs.

This is the boss battle I most associate with DK64. Also, he uses archive audio of Clarence Nash, the original voice of Donald Duck.

Although he only appeared I the horrid GBA remake, I got to say that he is my faovurite boss in the whole game, he has an extremly green design and the music is awesomne!