Donkey and Diddy

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Donkey Kong and his daughter Diddy are the protagonists in Donkey Kong Country, a 1994 classic platformer game developed by Rareware and published by Nintendo for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES). They both live in a small cottage located in the Congo Jungle, and they're always on the run for bananas while discovering the whole island. You can be anyone else from Donkey Kong Country, the characters are: Expresso, Enguarde, Cranky, Candy, and Dixie. (Please don't mind the picture or voice, credits to Rare and Nintendo)

Magic lamp

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This is the magic lamp Shantae has lost in the Nintendo DS-only action-platformer game "Shantae and the Magic Lamp". This game is developed by Irish indie studio Team 3 Games (who also developed PaintMaster and Doctor Who: The Game) and published by DreamCatcher Interactive in partnership with Shantae's creator, WayForward Technologies. In the game, Shantae takes a adventure around the world in 80 days (levels) and visits 6 exotic locations: Yosemite National Park, Victorian Britain, the Moroccan desert, the area around the Congo River, the Nepalese mountains and the Australian Outback, trying to find her magic lamp. Several music notes, flowers and treasure chests can be found in levels. A level is finished when all items of the same kind are found. Shantae can also dance, jump, roll and use her toy weapons. (Please don't mind the picture or voice, credits to DreamCatcher Interactive)

Barbara

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Barbara is a important character in the Rayman franchise, a French video game franchise created by French veteran video game designer Michel Ancel who co-founded the Ubisoft Montpellier studio in 1992. The first game in the franchise, simply known as Rayman, was first released in 1995 for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System and ported to Game Boy Color in 1999, to Game Boy Advance in 2001 and released for Wii U Virtual Console in 2014. In the first game, Barbara is close friends to Rayman and is a huge fan of medieval history. She also loves jewels, waterfalls and her favorite food is strawberries. (This Talkie is set in a medieval setting just like in the games, please don't change it) (Please don't mind the picture or voice, credits to Ubisoft)

Hiromi

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Hiromi is the starring character in the popular platformer game "FroggyStyle!". This game is developed by American indie development studio Collibra Technologies, published by Natsume, Inc. and released in 2006 for Nintendo DS. In this game, Hiromi is a 11-year old girl who is dressed up as a frog who takes adventures to the castle of her parents which is located in the fictional Ueronaga Woods. The game is based on the popular Super Mario Bros. series, and elements in the game include the yellow question block, the mushroom, several cute monsters, and weapons. The game has more than 90 levels. The music in "FroggyStyle!" is composed by Netherlands-based sound design studio Engine Software.

Zero

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Zero the Kamikaze Squirrel is the starring character in the 1992 side-scrolling platformer game of the same name which was developed by Iguana Entertainment (later known as Acclaim Studios Austin) and published by Sunsoft for the Sega Mega Drive and Super Nintendo Entertainment System platforms. He's a friendly and fast squirrel who lives in Desert Plains in the United States, and he really loves his enemies. (Please don't mind the picture or voice, credits to Sunsoft) (AI-generated picture doesn't look like him at all)