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Chef Kawasaki is among the most noteworthy of the supporting cast for ''Kirby: Right Back at Ya!'', as he has a prominent role in several episodes, particularly those that revolve around the subject of food and cooking. Despite how bad he is at cooking, he still devotes his life to the craft, and his emotionality makes it clear even to those who despise his food how much it means to him. This situation often draws sympathy from [[Tiff]], who will often go out of her way to try and help Kawasaki improve his business savvy, his cooking, or both, though not often with much success. The most notable examples of Tiff trying to help Kawasaki come from the episodes [[A Spice Odyssey]] (where she tries to help him compete against [[Monsieur Goan]]), [[Delivery Dilemma]] (where she helps Kawasaki set up a delivery service), and [[A Chow Challenge]] (where she gives him covert cooking advice to compete with [[Chef Nagoya]]).  
Chef Kawasaki is among the most noteworthy of the supporting cast for ''Kirby: Right Back at Ya!'', as he has a prominent role in several episodes, particularly those that revolve around the subject of food and cooking. Despite how bad he is at cooking, he still devotes his life to the craft, and his emotionality makes it clear even to those who despise his food how much it means to him. This situation often draws sympathy from [[Tiff]], who will often go out of her way to try and help Kawasaki improve his business savvy, his cooking, or both, though not often with much success. The most notable examples of Tiff trying to help Kawasaki come from the episodes [[A Spice Odyssey]] (where she tries to help him compete against [[Monsieur Goan]]), [[Delivery Dilemma]] (where she helps Kawasaki set up a delivery service), and [[A Chow Challenge]] (where she gives him covert cooking advice to compete with [[Chef Nagoya]]).  


However, Kawasaki is also notable for being among the most easily swayed by the idea of turning a profit or enhancing his reputation, which makes him among the most susceptible to [[King Dedede (anime character)|King Dedede's]] schemes. In the cases of [[The Big Taste Test]], [[Dedede's Raw Deal]], and [[Hunger Struck]], Chef Kawasaki's involvement in these various schemes ends up either directly or indirectly contributing to putting Kirby in harm's way, whether he realizes it or not. Kawasaki usually gains an opportunity to redeem himself, however, when he helps Kirby out of a jam, even in episodes where he otherwise did not have a significant role. Kawasaki frequently tosses Kirby various things to help him overcome monsters, whether it be his frying pan to grant Kirby the [[Cook]] [[Copy Ability]], a tray of ice cubes to grant him [[Ice]], or a plate of curry to imbue Kirby with energy or overwhelming heartburn (both of which are used to defeat monsters). Kawasaki also demonstrates his bravery when he agrees to accompany [[Meta Knight (anime character)|Meta Knight]] and his crew aboard the [[Halberd]] to defeat [[eNeMeE]] in the series finale, even carrying the explosives they use to blow up the [[eNeMeE's Fortress|fortress]].
However, Kawasaki is also notable for being among the most easily swayed by the idea of turning a profit or enhancing his reputation, which makes him among the most susceptible to [[King Dedede (anime character)|King Dedede's]] schemes. In the cases of [[The Big Taste Test]], [[Dedede's Raw Deal]], and [[Hunger Struck]], Chef Kawasaki's involvement in these various schemes ends up either directly or indirectly contributing to putting Kirby in harm's way, whether he realizes it or not. Kawasaki usually gains an opportunity to redeem himself, however, when he helps Kirby out of a jam, even in episodes where he otherwise did not have a significant role. Kawasaki frequently tosses Kirby various things to help him overcome monsters, whether it be his frying pan to grant Kirby the [[Cook]] [[Copy Ability]], a tray of ice cubes to grant him [[Ice]], or a plate of curry to imbue Kirby with energy or overwhelming heartburn (both of which are used to defeat monsters). Kawasaki also demonstrates his bravery when he agrees to accompany [[Meta Knight (anime character)|Meta Knight]] and his crew aboard the [[Halberd]] to defeat [[Nightmare (anime character)|eNeMeE]] in the series finale, even carrying the explosives they use to blow up the [[eNeMeE's Fortress|fortress]].


Despite this prominent showing in the series, Chef Kawasaki spends most episodes as a peripheral character who may only see a moment or two of screen time. Typically, his minor appearances either involve food in some way, have him comment on his bad reputation as a chef, or simply make a remark that highlights his general naivete.
Despite this prominent showing in the series, Chef Kawasaki spends most episodes as a peripheral character who may only see a moment or two of screen time. Typically, his minor appearances either involve food in some way, have him comment on his bad reputation as a chef, or simply make a remark that highlights his general naivete.
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