Because of Kiddy's short and small legs, his pajamas appear to be a little too big for him. His pajamas are short sleeved with a few yellow, round buttons on them, and his pants go all the way around his feet. He is a portly toddler who wears light blue pajamas and sometimes a green pacifier (which he is only shown wearing in his artwork and never in-game). Kiddy Kong has the typical ape-like attributes associated with every Kong, and his appearance has currently never changed.
While Kiddy does not physically appear in Donkey Kong 64, he is mentioned in the game's manual as being the younger brother of Chunky. Unlike Baby Kong, Kiddy has no misadventures with the Kremlings. Similar to the show, Kiddy comes undamaged from all of these situations, unlike DK who is worn out by the time Funky returns to take his baby cousin back. DK can hardly deal with Kiddy's strength and, on his way to greet Candy, loses the baby and goes on a wild-goose chase in order to save him from the dangers like the Barrelworks' conveyor belts, the factory's Rocket Barrel, a lake full of giant Bitesizes, and a waterfall. Kiddy appears in one chapter of the Uho'uho Daishizen Gag: Donkey Kong manga, in a semi-adaptation of the " Baby Kong Blues" episode, replacing the titular character.įunky Kong is taking care of his little cousin Kiddy when work calls and he asks DK to watch him in the meantime. The cover page of the chapter starring Kiddy
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