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Beadrix

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Beadrix
Beadrix KEY artwork.png
Artwork of Beadrix from Kirby's Epic Yarn.
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First appearance Kirby's Epic Yarn (2010)
Latest appearance Kirby's Extra Epic Yarn (2019)
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She loves sparkling beads and other shiny objects! Go collect some with her!
— Cast quote from Kirby's (Extra) Epic Yarn.

Beadrix is a character in Kirby's Epic Yarn and Kirby's Extra Epic Yarn who appears after Kirby and Prince Fluff designs Apartment #201 with the Rainbow Arch and the Camel Sofa in Quilty Square. She is a blue square that is oriented diagonally, with two smaller squares on each side facing upwards. Her English name is a pun on "bead" and the female name "Beatrix", which fits her because she loves beads.

She gives Kirby a challenge called "Beadrix's Run", which consists of collecting as many beads as he can within a time limit in stages already completed. The first time Kirby manages to collect a certain amount of beads, Beadrix will reward him with fabric. Completing a minigame level will make another one available if the level it takes place in has been beaten. There are 20 challenges in all.

Beadrix’s Run[edit]

Main article: Beadrix's Run
No. Level Difficulty Time (minutes/seconds) How many beads Fabric
1 KEEY Beadrix's Run screenshot 1.png
Flower Fields
1 1:30 600 KEY Fabric Happy Flower.png
Happy Flower
2 KEEY Beadrix's Run screenshot 2.png
Pyramid Sands
2 0:30 200 KEY Fabric Hot Land.png
Hot Land
3 KEEY Beadrix's Run screenshot 3.png
Big-Bean Vine
2 1:00 200 KEY Fabric Grass Land.png
Grass Land
4 KEEY Beadrix's Run screenshot 4.png
Sweets Park
2 0:40 250 KEY Fabric Ice Cream.png
Ice Cream
5 KEEY Beadrix's Run screenshot 5.png
Blub-Blub Ocean
2 0:20 200 KEY Fabric Blue Star.png
Blue Star
6 KEEY Beadrix's Run screenshot 6.png
Deep-Dive Deep
2 0:20 200 KEY Fabric Raindrops.png
Raindrops
7 KEEY Beadrix's Run screenshot 7.png
Lava Landing
2 0:30 160 KEY Fabric Fireball.png
Fireball
8 KEEY Beadrix's Run screenshot 8.png
Mt. Slide
3 0:30 100 KEY Fabric Iceberg.png
Iceberg
9 KEEY Beadrix's Run screenshot 9.png
Stellar Way
3 0:40 320 KEY Fabric Milky Way.png
Milky Way
10 KEEY Beadrix's Run screenshot 10.png
Dino Jungle
3 0:25 250 KEY Fabric Spooky Woods.png
Spooky Woods
11 KEEY Beadrix's Run screenshot 11.png
Mushroom Run
3 0:30 250 KEY Fabric Bitter Cocoa.png
Bitter Cocoa
12 KEEY Beadrix's Run screenshot 12.png
Fountain Gardens
4 0:20 200 KEY Fabric Brick.png
Brick
13 KEEY Beadrix's Run screenshot 13.png
Whispy's Forest
4 0:30 250 KEY Fabric Green Dot.png
Green Dot
14 KEEY Beadrix's Run screenshot 14.png
Cozy Cabin
4 0:50 680 KEY Fabric Hot Dog.png
Hot Dog
15 KEEY Beadrix's Run screenshot 15.png
Future City
5 0:40 340 KEY Fabric Chain Link.png
Chain Link
16 KEEY Beadrix's Run screenshot 16.png
Mole Hole
4 0:40 240 KEY Fabric Stone Wall.png
Stone Wall
17 KEEY Beadrix's Run screenshot 17.png
Evergreen Lift
4 1:00 280 KEY Fabric Holiday Trees.png
Holiday Trees
18 KEEY Beadrix's Run screenshot 18.png
Moon Base
5 0:50 250 KEY Fabric Planetarium.png
Planetarium
19 KEEY Beadrix's Run screenshot 19.png
Battleship Halberd
5 1:20 1200 KEY Fabric Halberd.png
Halberd
20 KEEY Beadrix's Run screenshot 20.png
Outer Rings
5 1:30 1000 KEY Fabric Ringed Planet.png
Ringed Planet

Gallery[edit]

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning
Japanese ビータン
Bītan
From「ビーズ」(bīzu, beads) and「~たん」(-tan), an alternative form of「~ちゃん」(-chan)
French Perlanne A feminine name that have the word "perle" (bead)
German Perline Derived from "perle" (bead)
Italian Gemma Italian for "gem", but it's often used as a name too
Korean 구스리
guseuri
Combination of "구슬" (guseul, bead) and "~이" (-i, Korean noun-forming suffix)
(NB: The final consonant of 구슬 migrating into the suffix syllabic block reflects how one would pronounce the name even if it were written as 구슬이. Indeed, Korean writing is generally morphophonemic rather than purely phonemic, meaning that Korean compound words (whenever practical) preserve the morphology of the underlying morphemes as opposed to always reflecting pronunciation. The writing of the name as 구스리 instead of 구슬이 is thus an idiosyncratic choice of orthography naïve to the constituent root elements, almost childlike)
Latin American Spanish Gemita Diminutive of "gem"
European Spanish Cuentisa Portmanteau of "cuenta" (bead) and feminine name "Isa"