As sweet as this sounds

I don't think anybody would want a DVD of a cartoon that features a singin' Donkey Kong

Another one of these cartoons that I sort of grew up with, used to be on Fox Kids over here. Even though I have the 4 episode DVD, I would like to see more of this since I've only seen a couple of the Season 2 episodes. Also there's an episode that has the same name as that feature length video but they are different. Heh, Lord Harry.

Oh, Nelvana has the rights to the show by the way if anyone's interested.

the Nintendo based cartoons of the past are great

However,  Donkey Kong Country is in the WTF zone due to it has Donkey Kong singing plus they portray Bananas as DK's spinich

Yeah, even if it does get released on DVD the sales might not be good. I mean it's like many people say that this show is worse than Barney because of all of the songs and stuff. I just don't get what's up with those songs. They would show one of the good parts and then somebody makes DK, Diddy and the other characters sing some WEIRD song. These songs are not only bad but THEY'RE ALMOST WORSER THAN THE BARNEY SONGS. Man DKC and musicals just don't mix together. I mean they're video game characters not musical people.

Well if this show does make it to DVD I would definatly buy it despite of what I think about the songs.

Agreed with the naffy songs, if people don't like them there's always the mute button, besides Sonic Underground also has awful songs, both made by or with French companies and both are videogame cartoons so there must be a link. Also all the DK fans call it Lord Harry for some reason. Who's Lord Harry?

Donkey Kong Country is certainly a possibility.

Brian

We're not sure about Donkey Kong Country.  The show is actually Nelvana's, an animation company in Canada.  The problem we've run into is that another company has the rights to distribute the first season, but haven't and don't seem to have plans to.  We're finding it difficult to wrap our heads around justifying releasing the series from season 2 on without the first season ever having been released.

Brian

It could be too expensive.  But more importantly, the company that has them might not have any interest in giving them up.  After all, they paid to license them for a reason.

Brian

I have the movie on VHS, I use to watch this show when it would air on television, and I gotta say it wasn't as good as the other nintendo based cartoons but I would definatly like to see it on DVD.

As much as all of us loved it, DKC wasn't really all that popular here in the US. It was amazingly popular in Japan and France, of all places (its country of origin), but it just didn't have the viewership needed to make it big this side of the pond.