Now that Super Smash Bros. Ultimate has arrived for the Nintendo Switch, fans across the world on getting down on the action. With a bounty of fighters to choose from, players either already know who their mains are, while others have some searching to do. Especially now that some new combatants have arrived.

Take King K. Rool, for example. The legendary antagonist from the Donkey Kong franchise is an absolute unit and a force to be reckoned with. That said, fans are beginning to complain about one very small, hilarious aspect of the character – his nickname on the Punch Out stage. When duking it out on said stage, the fighters are displayed on the big screen in the background, with nicknames in tow.

The problem many are finding with King K. Rool’s is that it is a missed opportunity. His nickname in the Super Smash Bros. Ultimate stage is “The Kremling Commander,” which seems perfectly fine. However, some believe Nintendo really messed up by not going with “The Kremling Kommander” instead, and they’ve been rather vocal about it on Twitter.

I have a complaint. This should definitely be Kremling Kommander*@dkvine @TGCritique pic.twitter.com/yCLG7e4bIQ

— Rarry Christmas (@rardk64) December 15, 2018

K Rool’s boxing ring title is “The Kremling Commander”.

That’s unacceptable and K Rool is now unplayable until that is changed to Kreming Kommander.

— ❄♦️Mewgle♦️❄ (@Mewgle) December 15, 2018

komplaint*

— Rarry Christmas (@rardk64) December 15, 2018

At least he’s being recognised as a “Kremling Commander” and not something silly/generic like “Large and In-Charge!”

— Adam Bell (@bellboy_64) December 15, 2018

also the fact the punch out stage calls k. rool the kremling commander and not the kremling kommander makes smash literally unplayable

— *tree emoji* (@Enrinkari) December 16, 2018

Are the reactions a bit overdramatic? Maybe. However, the fans want what they want, and Nintendo did kind of miss the mark with some less than stellar alliterations skills. Either way, you can jump into Super Smash Bros. Ultimate on Nintendo Switch right now. Keep it tuned to Don’t Feed the Gamers as this story develops, and for other gaming goodness going on right now, check out the following:

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What say you, gamers? Do you believe Nintendo should make the small change to King K. Rool’s nickname? What else do you believe they should focus on fixing? Sound off in the comments section below, and be sure to follow DFTG on Twitter for live gaming and entertainment news 24/7!