Kaptain Skurvy

Kaptain Skurvy is the secondary antagonist of "Donkey Kong Country Escapades," King K. Rool’s rival-turned partner, and leader of the Skurvy Pirate crew.

Voices

 * Katsuaki Hōki (Japanese; As Katsuhisa Hōki)
 * Neil Ross (English)
 * Francisco Colmenero (Latin American Spanish)
 * José María Zamora (Castilian Spanish)
 * José María Zamora (Catalan; As Josep Maria Zamora)
 * Richard Darbois (French)
 * Paul Sarrasin (Canadian French)
 * Jürgen Kluckert (German)
 * Enrico Bertorelli (Italian)
 * Paulo Vasco (Portuguese)
 * Pietro Mário (Brazilian Portuguese)
 * ??? (Mandarin (Taiwan) Chinese)
 * ??? (Mandarin (Mainland) Chinese)
 * ??? (Cantonese Chinese)
 * ??? (Korean)
 * Lars Thiesgaard (Danish)
 * Jan Anne Drenth (Dutch)
 * Stephan Karlsén (Swedish)
 * ??? (Icelandic)
 * Anders Hatlo (Norwegian)
 * ??? (Thai)
 * ??? (Russian)
 * Sławomir Orzechowski (Polish)
 * Markku Riikonen (Finnish)
 * Endre Botár (Hungarian)
 * ??? (Greek)
 * Ami Mandelman (Hebrew)
 * ??? (Arabic)

Descriptions
Skurvy is a male orange humanoid gator with a light orange chest and belly spot, and wearing a black captain hat with a white gator-like skull and crossbones image on the front, a gold hoop earring on his right ear, if he has any, a black belt with a silver buckle, black boots, and sometimes carries a black metallic handcannon. He doesn’t wear a shirt or pants.

Relationships
General Klump

Klump is Skurvy’s little brother.

Kutlass

Kutlass is Skurvy’s first mate.

Green Kroc

Green Kroc is Skurvy’s second mate.

Episode Appearances
Season 1

Christmas Specials

 * Donkey Kong Country Escapades: A Christmas Special

Movies

 * Donkey Kong Country Escapades: The Movie

Trivia

 * He was generally voiced by Ron Rubin in the TV show version of "Donkey Kong Country."
 * He claims that his great-great-great grandfather, who he affectionately calls his "Great-Great-Great Grandpappy," is the true birth right owner of the Crystal Coconut, like it's a Kremling Family heirloom, and that the Kongs have stolen it for themselves.
 * According to one moment in the song, "Booty Boogie," he secretly stole some of his mother's belongings as he ran off in exile to become a pirate, despite her claims that "He's not so bad."