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==Introduced in earlier works== | ==Introduced in earlier works== | ||
* Claudius and Hamlet (''Hamlet'') | |||
* Horus, Osiris, and Set (Egyptian mythology) | |||
* King Arthur (British legends) | * King Arthur (British legends) | ||
* Old King Cole (British nursery rhyme) | * Old King Cole (British nursery rhyme) | ||
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==Introduced in the 1980s== | ==Introduced in the 1980s== | ||
* Bowser / King Koopa and Mushroom King (''Mario'') | * Bowser / King Koopa and Mushroom King (''Mario'') | ||
* King Harkinian (''The Legend of Zelda'' animated series and CD-i games) | |||
==Introduced in the 1990s== | ==Introduced in the 1990s== | ||
* Great King Sukamon / Great King Scumon (''Digimon'') | |||
* King Bob (''Recess'') | * King Bob (''Recess'') | ||
* King Bob-omb / Big Bob-omb (''Mario'') | * King Bob-omb / Big Bob-omb (''Mario'') | ||
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* Elhokar Kholin, Gavilar Kholin, and King Taravangian (''The Stormlight Archive'') | * Elhokar Kholin, Gavilar Kholin, and King Taravangian (''The Stormlight Archive'') | ||
* Gargoyle King (''Riverdale'') | * Gargoyle King (''Riverdale'') | ||
* King Candy (''Wreck-It Ralph'') | |||
* King Dragon (ProZD) | * King Dragon (ProZD) | ||
* King Jellybean (''Rick and Morty'', episode "Meeseeks and Destroy") | * King Jellybean (''Rick and Morty'', episode "Meeseeks and Destroy") | ||
* Kion (''The Lion Guard'') | |||
* N (''Pokémon'') | * N (''Pokémon'') | ||
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This is a list of kings.
Introduced in earlier works[edit | edit source]
- Claudius and Hamlet (Hamlet)
- Horus, Osiris, and Set (Egyptian mythology)
- King Arthur (British legends)
- Old King Cole (British nursery rhyme)
- Sea King ("The Little Mermaid" fairy tale)
Introduced in the 1980s[edit | edit source]
- Bowser / King Koopa and Mushroom King (Mario)
- King Harkinian (The Legend of Zelda animated series and CD-i games)
Introduced in the 1990s[edit | edit source]
- Great King Sukamon / Great King Scumon (Digimon)
- King Bob (Recess)
- King Bob-omb / Big Bob-omb (Mario)
- King Dedede (Kirby)
- Mufasa, Scar, and Simba (The Lion King)
- Panther King, Mr. King Bee, and Conker (Conker's Bad Fur Day)
Introduced in the 2000s[edit | edit source]
- Baraggan Louisenbairn (Bleach)
- Biruritchi (Pokémon Card GB2: Here Comes Team GR!)
- King Boo and King Kaliente (Mario)
- Pete becomes the King of France, temporarily (Mickey, Donald, Goofy: The Three Musketeers)
Introduced in the 2010s[edit | edit source]
- The Dring King and the Temp King (Little Runmo)
- Elhokar Kholin, Gavilar Kholin, and King Taravangian (The Stormlight Archive)
- Gargoyle King (Riverdale)
- King Candy (Wreck-It Ralph)
- King Dragon (ProZD)
- King Jellybean (Rick and Morty, episode "Meeseeks and Destroy")
- Kion (The Lion Guard)
- N (Pokémon)