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| “ | It's said that Necrodeus has imbued some greedy pig with his dark powers. That sounds like a recipe for disaster. | ” | — Daroach referring to Skullord, in Kirby Mass Attack |
Skullord is a Boss from Kirby Mass Attack. He serves as the boss of Volcano Valley, and is fought again in Necro Nebula and Survival Rush. Skullord wears a giant flaming skull and has a pig's nose and stubby feet, who makes his watch and commands the Skull Gang from atop the volcano. Defeating him breaks the gang's hold of the Popopo Islands.
Battle[edit]
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| “ | Don't underestimate the Skullord that rules this area. That pig has gotten too big for his britches. His lava bombs are too hot to handle. Catch them in the middle of that container. If you don't have the container, you'll have to smash 'em out of the sky directly. Don't let your guard down when he retreats into his volcano. Hop right into an autocannon to chase that piggy boss. Once there, aim another autocannon at him before it counts down to zero. You'll have to aim quickly...or else! | ” | — Daroach, in Kirby Mass Attack |
The fight with Skullord takes place in three rounds, with two distinct phases per round. In the first, the Kirbys have to dodge Skullord's attacks from afar by catching his boulders in a container or destroying them out of the sky - preventing them from breaking the ground beneath the Kirbys' feet. Once this is done, the Kirbys take an autocannon and fire into Skullord's head, giving him a concussion. The Kirbys then need to hit the concussion a number of more times to deal damage.
Other appearances[edit]
- Skullord appears as a Keychain in Kirby: Triple Deluxe.
- Skullord appears on a Character Treat in Kirby's Dream Buffet.
Gallery[edit]
Skullord is attacked.
Keychain from Kirby: Triple Deluxe
Character Treat from Kirby's Dream Buffet
Names in other languages[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning |
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| Japanese | ドクロだいおう Dokuro Daiō |
Great King Skull |
| Traditional Chinese | 頭骨大王 tóu gǔ dà wáng |
Great King Skull |
| Simplified Chinese | 头骨大王 tóu gǔ dà wáng | |
| Dutch | Skullord | - |
| European French | Crâno suprême | Supreme skull |
| German | Schädlord | Skullord |
| Italian | Teschio supremo | Supreme skull |
| Korean | 해골대왕 Haegol-daewang |
Great King Skull |
| Portuguese | Cranilorde | Combination of "Crânio" (skull) and "lorde" (lord) |
| Latin American Spanish | Kráneo Magno | Great Skull |
| European Spanish | Kráneo magno | Great skull |
