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While pursuing a sweltering [[Donkey Kong]] through a desert, [[Mario]] and [[Pauline]]'s circus van suddenly breaks down. Mario then attempts to catch Donkey Kong on foot, but both of them collapse from heat exhaustion at the very moment Mario makes contact with Donkey Kong. Pauline then suggests they call a temporary truce to obtain the money needed to repair the van and collect bananas for Donkey Kong, to which he and Mario agree. As Mario wonders how to obtain said money, Donkey Kong points to a sign advertising cash prizes at the Greenhorn Texas Rodeo, and decides to enter into the rodeo. | While pursuing a sweltering [[Donkey Kong]] through a desert, [[Mario]] and [[Pauline]]'s circus van suddenly breaks down. Mario then attempts to catch Donkey Kong on foot, but both of them collapse from heat exhaustion at the very moment Mario makes contact with Donkey Kong. Pauline then suggests they call a temporary truce to obtain the money needed to repair the van and collect bananas for Donkey Kong, to which he and Mario agree. As Mario wonders how to obtain said money, Donkey Kong points to a sign advertising cash prizes at the Greenhorn Texas Rodeo, and decides to enter into the rodeo. | ||
At the rodeo's signup location, two shady participants, [[Hoss and Coach]], gloat about their assured victory, only to buckle in shock at Donkey Kong's presence. Hoss attempts to dissuade Donkey Kong from entering the rodeo, but when he calls Donkey Kong a "yellow-bellied, lily-livered, chicken-hearted gorilla sissy", Donkey Kong is so offended that he shoots two bananas in Hoss's cheeks, pulls his hat over his head, and throws him back over to Coach, causing them both to fall into a water trough. As they get back up, they notice Donkey Kong's affections towards Pauline and decide to use that to their advantage. | At the rodeo's signup location, two shady participants, [[Hoss and Coach]], gloat about their assured victory, only to buckle in shock at Donkey Kong's presence. The Hoss attempts to dissuade Donkey Kong from entering the rodeo, but when he calls Donkey Kong a "yellow-bellied, lily-livered, chicken-hearted gorilla sissy", Donkey Kong is so offended that he shoots two bananas in Hoss's cheeks, pulls his hat over his head, and throws him back over to Coach, causing them both to fall into a water trough. As they get back up, they notice Donkey Kong's affections towards Pauline and decide to use that to their advantage. | ||
While waiting for the rodeo to start, Mario and co. decide to relax at the [[One Star Saloon]]. Inside, Donkey Kong practices his lassoing, then does a partner dance with Pauline, using his lasso to knock Mario into a table. Coach uses a female disguise in order to replace Pauline as Donkey Kong's partner. When Hoss fails to lasso Pauline into his grasp, Pauline runs off and cries for help. Donkey Kong throws the tabletop Mario fell on to the cowboy duo, causing them to fall onto a bucking machine, which they use to kidnap Pauline in cartoonish fashion. An arrow is then thrown on a nearby pillar, with Donkey Kong noticing a ransom note stuck to it. An angered Mario and Donkey Kong then give chase to find Pauline. | While waiting for the rodeo to start, Mario and co. decide to relax at the [[One Star Saloon]]. Inside, Donkey Kong practices his lassoing, then does a partner dance with Pauline, using his lasso to knock Mario into a table. Coach uses a female disguise in order to replace Pauline as Donkey Kong's partner. When Hoss fails to lasso Pauline into his grasp, Pauline runs off and cries for help. Donkey Kong throws the tabletop Mario fell on to the cowboy duo, causing them to fall onto a bucking machine, which they use to kidnap Pauline in cartoonish fashion. An arrow is then thrown on a nearby pillar, with Donkey Kong noticing a ransom note stuck to it. An angered Mario and Donkey Kong then give chase to find Pauline. |