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Portal: Characters
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Saving the day as many times as Kirby did is bound to earn the trust of friends. Allies are anyone who has helped Kirby before.
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Sometimes more than one Kirby is seen simultaneously. Kirby was split into four separate beings by Dark Meta Knight in Kirby and the Amazing Mirror, and two in The Fofa Factor, by Slice n' Splice. In the Super Smash Bros. series, different players can play as Kirby simultaneously and perform a palette swap (color change) so the characters look different from one another. Keeby is identical to Kirby apart from color, and has only appeared in Kirby's Dream Course It is not known whether Keeby is Yellow Kirby. |
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Animal Friends are allies first appearing in Kirby's Dream Land 2 who assist Kirby with puzzle-solving or by making use of his Copy Abilities in certain ways.
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First featured in Kirby Super Star, Kirby can forfeit further use of his current Copy Ability by summoning a Helper, which usually has similar abilities. See Helper article for list of helpers |
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 Lololo and Lalala are classic boss characters since Kirby's Dream Land, the first ever Kirby title. They are based on characters from the earlier Eggerland series, also produced by HAL. Throughout all of their appearances throughout the series' history, the two are only seen apart from each other twice, and only briefly, which is at the beginning of Castle Lololo in Kirby's Dream Land and in The Fofa Factor in Kirby: Right Back at Ya!. They are Kirby, Tiff and Tuff's allies in the anime, mostly as company or as speedy messengers as they do not have much in the way of fighting capabilities, nor do they like the idea of it. They are referred to as Fololo and Falala in the English dub of the anime. | ||
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What are heroes and villains without each other? Villains are plot-centric characters who go against Kirby and friends.
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Demon Beasts are monstrous creatures seen in Kirby: Right Back at Ya!, created by Nightmare to take over the known universe. Nightmare's operations are funded by his sales team including Customer Service, his No.2 and right-hand man, who makes Nightmare Enterprises a hefty profit from selling Demon Beasts to clients for their own needs. |
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Most of the time, enemies in the Kirby series refers to regular enemies. These are any common characters hostile towards Kirby and have less-than-significant role in the plot.
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Enemies by threat: Regular enemy | Large enemy | Mid-boss | Boss | Final Boss |
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 Blippers are iconic enemies to the series since Kirby's Dream Land. They are rounded fish with red/orange coloration wearing scuba goggles. Blippers in water are as to Waddle Dees on land - most swim about randomly, but some might chase Kirby or try to hit him. They give no Copy Ability when inhaled. | ||
The Kirby series is not known for its complicated characters, but there are special ones just the same. These are characters who defy classification into straight hero or villain, and can neither be enemy nor friend to Kirby, or appear to be one or the other.
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A solitary character and one of few words, he can be friend or foe depending on what he seeks. His plans are as unpredictable as his appearances on the battlefield, which presents a powerful force to be reckoned with. Add in the fact that he zealously guards his true looks and his code of honour, Meta Knight is the character of intrigue that everyone has come to know. |
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Nova is a giant clockwork comet in Kirby Super Star and its remake, Kirby Super Star Ultra. He is summoned by the powers of the Dream Fountains and has the power to grant a wish. Who he grants the wish to is not fixed, however, and Marx took advantage of that to wish for control over Dream Land. |
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Samus Aran is female protagonist and bounty hunter from the Metroid series, and features as a cameo playable character in Kirby's Dream Land 3 and in the Super Smash Bros. series. She asks Kirby to eliminate a group of Metroids in exchange for a Heart Star. |
