This game has some really neat artwork.

Are there any skyboxes for this game?
Edit: Ohhhhhhhh. There are

Oops, that's everything. Enjoy.

Oh, thank you @marioandsonicfan04 for your submission. I apologize for starting this gaff and not finishing it, but I did not have the patience at the time to figure out the models I wanted to have ripped. I think it was a much older version of bmdviewer at the time. Actually, this was well before modern day blender, and I had a thing for the minnaert shader with the darkness turned down. Something that can kind of be seen used in the renders I submitted. I think I prefer your renders, really. Again, thank you so much for your submissions and thank you to the much underapreciated site staff!

@marioandsonicfan04 The GameCube version, yes. I don't know anything about the Wii version, but I would be surprised if the format changed.

Do the GameCube and Wii versions use the same file formats and is the ripping method the same as Super Mario Galaxy

@MMDCharizard
Just submitted Hoofer. In the files he was labeled "mooshin." Speaking of which, Ninja Kong is labeled "Miyamoto," and I have no idea why. Maybe it was an inside joke from the development team.

I hope to see Hoofer and some of the other models from this game uploaded sometime, they'd be really cool/fun to mess around with~

Donkey Kong Jungle Beat is turning out to be an easy game to rip models from. The team that worked on it (which also worked on the Mario Galaxy games) actually has fantastic English. The only difficulty is the fact that the Kongs (all of them) have six different faces -- which are different models that are all separate from the body and have to be reattached manually. Yay?

Finally, models from this game are surfacing.