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|image=[[File:KlumpsLumps.PNG|200px]] | |image=[[File:KlumpsLumps.PNG|200px]] | ||
|season=2 | |season=2 | ||
|episode=2 | |episode=2 | ||
|airdate={{ | |airdate={{release|France|December 18, 1996|USA|November 15, 1998}} | ||
|writer=Nadine van der Velde | |writer=Nadine van der Velde | ||
|song="[[List of Donkey Kong Country (television series) songs#Haven't Got a Friend in the World|Haven't Got a Friend in the World]]"<br>"[[List of Donkey Kong Country (television series) songs#Is There Someone...?|Is There Someone...?]]" | |||
|before=[[Speed (episode)|<<]] | |before=[[Speed (episode)|<<]] | ||
|after=[[Bluster's Sale Ape-Stravaganza|>>]] | |after=[[Bluster's Sale Ape-Stravaganza|>>]] | ||
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"'''Klump's Lumps'''" is the fifteenth episode of the | "'''Klump's Lumps'''" is the fifteenth episode of the [[Donkey Kong Country (television series)|''Donkey Kong Country'' television series]]. During the episode, Klump is fired by an angry K. Rool, and, while he is sulking, is met by Dixie Kong. The two befriend each other, and she convinces the others to let Klump join them; however, after a while, the others are fed up with his actions, despite his intention to help out. | ||
==Plot synopsis== | ==Plot synopsis== | ||
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Klump walks into the jungle, saying goodbye one last time to Dixie, and encounters King K. Rool. He begs for his position back, and the king accepts, but only on the condition that he betrays the Kongs and steals the Crystal Coconut. Klump is conflicted at first, but is convinced by K. Rool to go through with the plan. K. Rool is excited that the group is back together, but Klump is saddened by the fact that he has to betray his only friend. | Klump walks into the jungle, saying goodbye one last time to Dixie, and encounters King K. Rool. He begs for his position back, and the king accepts, but only on the condition that he betrays the Kongs and steals the Crystal Coconut. Klump is conflicted at first, but is convinced by K. Rool to go through with the plan. K. Rool is excited that the group is back together, but Klump is saddened by the fact that he has to betray his only friend. | ||
While Dixie is sulking in the jungle (and singing about her situation), she is encountered by Klump. The general tells her that K. Rool's plot is to blow up the barrel factory. She asks why he told her this, though he explains that he is still trying to help them, the same thing she told the others before. She believes him, and runs off to tell the others, and Klump is saddened by the fact | While Dixie is sulking in the jungle (and singing about her situation), she is encountered by Klump. The general tells her that K. Rool's plot is to blow up the barrel factory. She asks why he told her this, though he explains that he is still trying to help them, the same thing she told the others before. She believes him, and runs off to tell the others, and Klump is saddened by the fact that he lied to his only friend; K. Rool's plan is to steal the coconut while the apes are protecting the factory. K. Rool is secretly watching the encounter, and commends the general for his part in the plan. | ||
Donkey and Diddy arrive as soon as they get the message from Cranky; all three are hiding behind a wall of the barrelworks, staring at an explosive barrel which, according to Cranky, will blow up if they approach it; he believes it to be placed there by K. Rool, and states the source of the information. They decide that the only way to get rid of the barrel is to blow it up, and the way to do that, they decide, is to move it out of the way; Donkey Kong is chosen to do this. | Donkey and Diddy arrive as soon as they get the message from Cranky; all three are hiding behind a wall of the barrelworks, staring at an explosive barrel which, according to Cranky, will blow up if they approach it; he believes it to be placed there by K. Rool, and states the source of the information. They decide that the only way to get rid of the barrel is to blow it up, and the way to do that, they decide, is to move it out of the way; Donkey Kong is chosen to do this. | ||
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|JapR=Kubi ni natta Kuranpu | |JapR=Kubi ni natta Kuranpu | ||
|JapM=Klump got fired | |JapM=Klump got fired | ||
| | |Fre=Vraiment lourd, le Klump | ||
| | |FreM=That Klump's a downer | ||
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