Revin
I like wheels.
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CharizardLover said:
Yeah, I like it too. But it seems kinda funny to be able keep attacking for as long as you get a good, great, or awesome.
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Yeah, I like it too. But it seems kinda funny to be able keep attacking for as long as you get a good, great, or awesome.
DragonFreak
Everything that drowns me makes me wanna fly!
Yeah, I almost completed the first chapter wondering how the heck you can lose.Epic Nitwit said:
PokemonMaster
LETS START A NO AVATAR/SIG FAD.
I got this game for Christmas. I'm in Dedede Resort. This game is awesome.
Revin
I like wheels.
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I haven't been playing this much, actually. Maybe I'll play it again sometime today.
Ultraluigi
doing whatever since 2011
TEN Kirbys? What a nightmare... Twenty can play at this game!
Did you get the reference?
Did you get the reference?
So I FINALLY started playing this game, and it's certainly a LOT different from ANY Kirby game made to this point. I like that, it's unique and gives the series a bit more variety.
The villain, Necrodeus, feels a little weird, he just shows up out of nowhere, claiming he's going to shroud the land in darkness. Why?
Well, he's just evil, I suppose. But he's leader of the "Skull Gang", what does this game do? At least with the Squeak Squad, they were thieves, but what is the ultimate goal of this Skull Gang? Hell, why does he even need a gang, he has a magic wand that can split Kirby into 10 Kirbys, making them all weak and easy to pick off? Why'd he leave on Kirby? Did he miss him? Did he think this one Kirby with 1/10 of his normal strength wouldn't be a threat? Did he KNOW that Kirby can summon his other Kirbys after eating enough food or something?
This intro BEGS for a more in-depth explanation, but hey, at least Kirby's not going on an epic quest to save his strawberry shortcake.
I also like the music, especially the title screen music. Very addicting. 8)
The villain, Necrodeus, feels a little weird, he just shows up out of nowhere, claiming he's going to shroud the land in darkness. Why?
Well, he's just evil, I suppose. But he's leader of the "Skull Gang", what does this game do? At least with the Squeak Squad, they were thieves, but what is the ultimate goal of this Skull Gang? Hell, why does he even need a gang, he has a magic wand that can split Kirby into 10 Kirbys, making them all weak and easy to pick off? Why'd he leave on Kirby? Did he miss him? Did he think this one Kirby with 1/10 of his normal strength wouldn't be a threat? Did he KNOW that Kirby can summon his other Kirbys after eating enough food or something?
This intro BEGS for a more in-depth explanation, but hey, at least Kirby's not going on an epic quest to save his strawberry shortcake.
I also like the music, especially the title screen music. Very addicting. 8)
DragonFreak
Everything that drowns me makes me wanna fly!
^The theme song is called Kirby Collecting, and when you unlock the Music Player, you would see that. I also do absolutely love that song.
Funny I should mention Squeak Squad, because after I beat the fifth stage, who should show up but Daroach, "captain of the treasure-hunting Squeaks"! Apparently he wants the gold medals that I've been finding throughout the stages... And is willing to give me hints on how to find them! That's nice, considering he was once a bad guy...
You know, I always did like the Squeaks, and I was hoping they'd appear in more games!
You know, I always did like the Squeaks, and I was hoping they'd appear in more games!
Tyrell Badd
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Speaking of anime references, I just remembered another one. Only reason I found it out was because I just finished watching the episode before playing. 
This song:
is based off the song sang by the Twin Nuts in the Kirby anime, at least the rhythm.
Pretty neat.
This song:
is based off the song sang by the Twin Nuts in the Kirby anime, at least the rhythm.
Pretty neat.
Odd, I don't recall seeing that episode... Looking at it, it seems like an obvious shout-out to Mothra, and it's also neat that the Kirby games refer back to the anime. Actually, before the animel came around, was it merely implied that the Waddle Dees served King Dedede, or was there actual proof?
