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"'''King K.K.'''" is a [[K.K. Slider]] song. It is somewhat downbeat and has a dumbek drum, a santoor, and chimes all played in a very simple melody, resembling traditional Japanese ritual music. | "'''King K.K.'''" is a [[K.K. Slider]] song. It is somewhat downbeat and has a dumbek drum, a santoor, and chimes all played in a very simple melody, resembling traditional Japanese ritual music. | ||
| − | [[Annalisa]], [[Bill]], [[Genji]], [[Sterling]] (in {{CF}}), [[Snooty (villager)|Snooty]] and [[Toby]] (in {{ | + | [[Annalisa]], [[Bill]], [[Genji]], [[Sterling]] (in {{CF}}), [[Snooty (villager)|Snooty]] and [[Toby]] (in {{NLWa}}) have this song playing in their [[Villager houses|houses]] when they gain a [[stereo]]. |
The album cover features [[Jay]], [[Biskit]], and [[Felicity]] seated within a traditional Japanese field, with [[K.K. Slider]] behind two open blinds, watching [[Lily]] and [[Lolly]] dance in the center. [[Jacob]], [[Masa]], and [[Sunny]] replace Jay, Biskit, and Lily, respectively, on the song's e-Reader card. | The album cover features [[Jay]], [[Biskit]], and [[Felicity]] seated within a traditional Japanese field, with [[K.K. Slider]] behind two open blinds, watching [[Lily]] and [[Lolly]] dance in the center. [[Jacob]], [[Masa]], and [[Sunny]] replace Jay, Biskit, and Lily, respectively, on the song's e-Reader card. | ||
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| Mood | Sad | |||||||
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| Instruments | Drum, Santoor, Chimes | |||||||
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Names in other languages
けけだいみょう
K.K.领主 Kéké King Rey Tota K.K. Re Король К. К.
K.K.왕조 K.K.領主 Le roi Kéké Rey Tota King K.K. Keizer K.K. | ||||||||
"King K.K." is a K.K. Slider song. It is somewhat downbeat and has a dumbek drum, a santoor, and chimes all played in a very simple melody, resembling traditional Japanese ritual music.
Annalisa, Bill, Genji, Sterling (in Animal Crossing: City Folk), Snooty and Toby (in Animal Crossing: New Leaf - Welcome amiibo) have this song playing in their houses when they gain a stereo.
The album cover features Jay, Biskit, and Felicity seated within a traditional Japanese field, with K.K. Slider behind two open blinds, watching Lily and Lolly dance in the center. Jacob, Masa, and Sunny replace Jay, Biskit, and Lily, respectively, on the song's e-Reader card.
Gallery
Sprites and models
Miscellaneous
- Doubutsu no Mori e+ e-Card K12 (King K.K.).jpg
The e-Reader card for King K.K.
Names in other languages
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けけだいみょう Keke daimyō |
K.K. Daimyō |
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K.K.왕조 K.K. Wangjo |
K.K. Dynasty |
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K.K.领主 (iQue) K.K. Lǐngzhǔ |
K.K. Lord |
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Король К. К. Korol' K. K. |
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Keizer K.K. | Emperor K.K. |
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King K.K. | — |
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Rey Tota | — |
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Kéké King | — |
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Le roi Kéké | K.K. the King |
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K.K. Re | — |
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