Editing Dream Button

{{quote|A {{color|orange|Dream Button}} has been added to the Select Mode screen. It gives {{color|orange|Kirby the look he had}} when he {{color|orange|first debuted}} as a character!|Message of unlocking the '''Dream Button'''}}
The '''Dream Button''' is an option in the Select Mode screen of ''[[Kirby Star Allies]]'' with which the player can switch [[Kirby]]'s look between the default current modern one and the classic style from [[Kirby's Dream Land|his debut appearance]]. It's unlocked via completing the Soul Melter EX difficulty of [[The Ultimate Choice]].

==Function==
[[File:KSA The Ultimate Choice Dream Button unlock.jpg|thumb|250px|Notice of the Dream Button being unlocked from ''Kirby Star Allies''.]]
By pressing the Dream Button, [[Kirby]]'s modern look will change to the classic style from ''[[Kirby's Dream Land]]''  (and vice versa) throughout the game, including his look in menu icons and [[Skit|title screen animations]]. The effect lasts permanently even when the game is closed and re-opened, until the button is pressed again to switch his look to the other one. It also applies to the [[Colors|alternate color Kirbys]] in the two sub-games. However, pre-rendered cutscenes and screenshots are unaffected. Also, the ranking of The Ultimate Choice doesn't save whether the player played as modern or classic Kirby, and Kirby's icon in the ranking will always change to the enabled one.

When switching from the modern look to the classic one, the [[1-Up]] fanfare from ''Kirby's Dream Land'' plays. When returning to the modern look, Kirby says "Hi!"

The classic Kirby has smaller black eyes, visible cheek lines when his mouth is shut, blush represented as lines, pointy arms and feet, and paler color overall. However, the change in look is purely aesthetic and does not affect actual gameplay — Kirby's animations and hitboxes are the same.

==Trivia==
*The English, Dutch, French, German, Italian and Spanish localizations mistranslate the title of the unlock message as "[[Celebration Picture]] Reward!". The original Japanese text reads メモリアル★プププごほうび! (''Memorial★Pupupu Reward!''), and the unlock requirement has nothing to do with Celebration Pictures; this is correctly translated in the Chinese and Korean localizations as well. This might be because Celebration Pictures are known as Memorial Illustrations in Japanese, and the Western localizations confused the two as a result.
*The Japanese unlock message uses the word 生誕<ref>{{cite|モードセレクトに {{color|orange|プププボタン}}が 追加！<br>なんと {{color|orange|カービィが 生誕}}したときの<br>{{color|orange|あの顔になれる}} ボタンだ！|Message of unlocking the '''Dream Button'''|''[[Kirby Star Allies]]'', Japanese version}}</ref> (''seitan'', "born") to describe "when he ([[Kirby]]) first debuted as a character". Interestingly, 生誕 appears in the track name of the theme of [[Void Termina]]'s Final Core / [[Void Soul]] (生誕の希望<ref>''[[Kirby Star Allies: The Original Soundtrack]]''</ref> "Hope of Birth"). In addition, the alias of [[Void]], 星誕 (Astral Birth), has the same pronunciation as 生誕 in Japanese.

==Names in other languages==
{{Names
|ja=プププボタン
|jaR=Pupupu Botan
|jaM=Pupupu Button
|zhTrad=噗噗噗按鍵
|zhTradR=pū pū pū àn jiàn
|zhSimp=噗噗噗键
|zhSimpR=pū pū pū jiàn
|zhM=Pupupu Button
|nl=Dream-knop
|nlM=Dream Button
|fr=option Dream
|frM=Dream option
|de=Dream-Schaltfläche
|deM=Dream Button
|it=l'opzione Dream
|itM=Dream option
|es=botón Dream
|esM=Dream Button
|ko=푸푸푸 버튼
|koR=pupupu beoteun
|koM=Pupupu Button
}}

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