Kirby trivia

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Ability returns, allowing him to inhale, spit and transformJump from the foreground to the background in dynamic 3D side-scrolling levelsEmploy new and returning abilities, including:Archer - Kirby wields a bow to strike silently from a distanceBeetle - Kirby grabs foes with his horn and slams them into the groundFire - Kirby can roll into a fireball and scorch through the airSword - Kirby dons a green cap and wields a swordKirby’s new Hypernova ability lets him inhale obstacles and big chunks of levels!Use the Download Play feature to duke it out in Kirby Fighters, a fierce battle mode for up to 4 players*! You can also sharpen your skills by playing soloEnjoy a selection of additional game modes including Dedede’s Drum Dash and ArenaCollect hidden keychains in every level, each resembling legacy Kirby charactersUnlock improved items and new keychains by using the StreetPass™ function to tag other players*Additional systems are required for multiplayer mode; sold separately.[1]Trivia[edit]This particular piece of art from the Kirby 30th Anniversary set references the first letters of each level in Kirby: Triple Deluxe.The title of Kirby: Triple Deluxe has multiple meanings. Initially, the developers wished to have a title that would convey the idea of an adventure on floating islands, but instead decided on the final title due to it being short and catchy, easily understood worldwide, and emphasizing the game's use of the Nintendo 3DS's features. It can be compressed to "3D", which emphasizes the 3D elements of the game, as well as King Dedede's

Capsule J[1] (spelled Capsule-J on his Helper icon) is an enemy and Helper in the Kirby series, debuting in Kirby Super Star. It yields the Jet ability when inhaled.Physical Appearance[]Capsule J is a mechanical blue creature with white gloves and red feet. It has a bright green, visor-like casing, and a jet pack on its back which is attached by a ring-like band which hangs above its visor. It highly resembles a mechanical Waddle Doo with a jet pack on its back.Games[]Kirby Super Star[]Capsule J hovers around aimlessly at first, but begins to zoom at Kirby after it sets its sights on him. The Helper version of Capsule J is cyan and the enemy versions are orange and the occasional green. Like most of the other Helpers, the Helper version of Capsule J can execute the same moves that its respective ability (in this case, Jet) can do. He can also shoot exhaust while underwater, however this will not propel him forward.Capsule J does not appear in the remake, Kirby Super Star Ultra, instead being replaced with Capsule J2.Trivia[]Capsule J, Rolling Turtle, Togezo, and Bounder are currently the only enemies to have been replaced by other enemies in their respective game's remake. Out of these four, Capsule J was the only one not from Kirby's Adventure.Capsule J is the only helper exclusive to Kirby Super Star.Capsule J's design heavily resembles Konami's TwinBee character. This might have been the reason why it was replaced by Capsule J2 in Kirby Super Star Ultra.Artwork[] (enemy)" data-src=" src=" data-src=" src=" Super Star (helper)" data-src=" src=" Super Star (helper)Sprites[]" data-src=" src=" Super Star (alternate palette)" data-src=" Super Star (alternate palette)Kirby Super Star (helper)" data-src=" src=" Super Star (helper)References[]↑ Revenge of Meta Knight credits in Kirby Super Star