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|lastgame=''[[Kirby's Return to Dream Land Deluxe]]'' (2023)
|lastgame=''[[Kirby's Return to Dream Land Deluxe]]'' (2023)
|game=<small>''[[Kirby's Adventure]]''<br>''[[Kirby's Pinball Land]]''<br>''[[Kirby's Dream Course]]''<br>''[[Kirby's Dream Land 2]]''<br>''[[Kirby's Avalanche]]''<br>''[[Kirby's Block Ball]]''<br>''[[Kirby Super Star]]''<br>''[[Kirby's Dream Land 3]]''<br>''[[Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards]]''<br>''[[Kirby Tilt 'n' Tumble]]''<br>''[[Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land]]''<br>''[[Kirby Air Ride]]''<br>''[[Kirby: Squeak Squad]]'' (title screen cameo)<br>''[[Kirby Super Star Ultra]]''<br>''[[Kirby's Epic Yarn]]''<br>''[[Kirby Mass Attack]]''<br>''[[Kirby's Return to Dream Land]]''<br>''[[Kirby's Dream Collection Special Edition]]''<br>''[[Kirby: Triple Deluxe]]'' (cameo as a [[keychain]])<br>''[[Kirby and the Rainbow Curse]]''<br>''[[Kirby: Planet Robobot]]''<br>''[[Team Kirby Clash Deluxe]]''<br>''[[Kirby Star Allies]]''<br>''[[Kirby's Extra Epic Yarn]]''<br>''[[Super Kirby Clash]]''<br>''[[Kirby's Dream Buffet]]''<br>[[Super Smash Bros. (series)|''Super Smash Bros.'' series]]</small>
|game=<small>''[[Kirby's Adventure]]''<br>''[[Kirby's Pinball Land]]''<br>''[[Kirby's Dream Course]]''<br>''[[Kirby's Dream Land 2]]''<br>''[[Kirby's Avalanche]]''<br>''[[Kirby's Block Ball]]''<br>''[[Kirby Super Star]]''<br>''[[Kirby's Dream Land 3]]''<br>''[[Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards]]''<br>''[[Kirby Tilt 'n' Tumble]]''<br>''[[Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land]]''<br>''[[Kirby Air Ride]]''<br>''[[Kirby: Squeak Squad]]'' (title screen cameo)<br>''[[Kirby Super Star Ultra]]''<br>''[[Kirby's Epic Yarn]]''<br>''[[Kirby Mass Attack]]''<br>''[[Kirby's Return to Dream Land]]''<br>''[[Kirby's Dream Collection Special Edition]]''<br>''[[Kirby: Triple Deluxe]]'' (cameo as a [[keychain]])<br>''[[Kirby and the Rainbow Curse]]''<br>''[[Kirby: Planet Robobot]]''<br>''[[Team Kirby Clash Deluxe]]''<br>''[[Kirby Star Allies]]''<br>''[[Kirby's Extra Epic Yarn]]''<br>''[[Super Kirby Clash]]''<br>''[[Kirby's Dream Buffet]]''<br>[[Super Smash Bros. (series)|''Super Smash Bros.'' series]]</small>
|weakness=[[Fire]] and [[Sizzle]]
|copy ability=[[Fire]] (Burst Fruits, ''Kirby Star Allies''), other abilities from dropped enemies
|weakness=[[Sizzle]] (''Kirby Star Allies'')
|enemy info card=[[File:K64 Enemy Info Card 1.png]]
|enemy info card=[[File:K64 Enemy Info Card 1.png]]
|relative=[[Twin Woods]]<br>[[Whispy Woods Jr.]]<br>[[Clanky Woods]] (mechanized)
|relative=[[Twin Woods]]<br>[[Whispy Woods Jr.]]<br>[[Clanky Woods]] (mechanized)
|similar=[[King Golem]]<br>[[Flowery Woods]]<br>[[Yggy Woods]]<br>[[Parallel Woods]]<br>[[Wicky Woods]]<br>[[Floaty Woods]]<br>[[Tropic Woods]]
|similar=[[King Golem]]<br>[[Flowery Woods]]<br>[[Yggy Woods]]<br>[[Parallel Woods]]<br>[[Wicky Woods]]<br>[[Floaty Woods]]<br>[[Tropic Woods]]<br>[[Twiggy Woods]]<br>[[Master Crown (boss)|Master Crown]]
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{{About|Whispy Woods as a character|other uses|[[Whispy Woods (disambiguation)]]}}
{{About|Whispy Woods as a character|other uses|[[Whispy Woods (disambiguation)]]}}
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*[[Tower Woods]] - A totem-pole like variant of Whispy Woods with several faces that rotate. Found in ''[[Kirby Mass Attack]]''.
*[[Tower Woods]] - A totem-pole like variant of Whispy Woods with several faces that rotate. Found in ''[[Kirby Mass Attack]]''.
*[[Floaty Woods]] - These guys appear in ''[[Kirby Mass Attack]]'' and can be knocked over to serve as a raft over water.
*[[Floaty Woods]] - These guys appear in ''[[Kirby Mass Attack]]'' and can be knocked over to serve as a raft over water.
*[[Flowery Woods]] - A flower which was transformed into a giant foe similar to Whispy. Drops pollen and throws its roots and flower pedals about. Appears in ''[[Kirby: Triple Deluxe]]''.
*[[Flowery Woods]] - A flower which was transformed into a giant flower tree similar to Whispy. Drops pollen and throws its roots and flower pedals about. Appears in ''[[Kirby: Triple Deluxe]]''.
*[[Clanky Woods]] - A mechanized version of Whispy Woods that walks around on drill-tipped legs and fires missiles. Easily the most mobile of all the Whispy relatives. Appears in ''[[Kirby: Planet Robobot]]''.
*[[Clanky Woods]] - A mechanized version of Whispy Woods that walks around on drill-tipped legs and fires missiles. Easily the most mobile of all the Whispy relatives. Appears in ''[[Kirby: Planet Robobot]]''.
*[[Mini Whispy Woods]] - A smaller version of Whispy who drops apples for the [[Apple Scramble]] game in ''[[Kirby Battle Royale]]''. Always appears in pairs.
*[[Mini Whispy Woods]] - A smaller version of Whispy who drops apples for the [[Apple Scramble]] game in ''[[Kirby Battle Royale]]''. Always appears in pairs.
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|Boss
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|[[Kirby's Star Stacker (Super Famicom)|''Kirby's Star Stacker'' (Super Famicom)]]
|Cameo
|Appears in the background of some cutscenes.
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|''[[Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards]]''
|''[[Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards]]''
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|''[[Kirby Air Ride]]''
|''[[Kirby Air Ride]]''
|Cameo
|Cameo
|Appears in the forest in [[City Trial]]
|Appears in the forest in [[City Trial]].
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|''[[Kirby: Squeak Squad]]''
|''[[Kirby: Squeak Squad]]''
|Cameo
|Cameo
|Appears only on the title screen
|Appears only on the title screen.
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|''[[Kirby Super Star Ultra]]''
|''[[Kirby Super Star Ultra]]''
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|''[[Kirby's Dream Collection Special Edition]]''
|''[[Kirby's Dream Collection Special Edition]]''
|Boss
|Boss
|Boss in [[New Challenge Stages]].
|Boss of the [[Smash Combat Chamber EX]] in [[New Challenge Stages]].
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|''[[Kirby and the Rainbow Curse]]''
|''[[Kirby and the Rainbow Curse]]''
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|''[[Kirby: Planet Robobot]]''
|''[[Kirby: Planet Robobot]]''
|Boss
|Boss
|Boss in the [[Team Kirby Clash]] Sub-Game. He appears in Story Mode, [[Meta Knightmare Returns]] and [[The Arena]] as [[Clanky Woods]].
|Boss in the [[Team Kirby Clash]] Sub-Game. He appears in Story Mode, [[Meta Knightmare Returns]], [[The Arena]] and [[The True Arena]] as [[Clanky Woods]].
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|''[[Team Kirby Clash Deluxe]]''
|''[[Team Kirby Clash Deluxe]]''
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|''[[Kirby's Dream Buffet]]''
|''[[Kirby's Dream Buffet]]''
|Hazard
|Hazard
|Whispy Woods is depicted here in food form, and drops [[Strawberry|strawberries]] when hit. He also appears as a [[Character Treat]].
|Whispy Woods is depicted here in food form, and drops [[Strawberry|strawberries]] when hit. He also appears on a [[Character Treat]].
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|''[[Kirby's Return to Dream Land Deluxe]]''
|''[[Kirby's Return to Dream Land Deluxe]]''
|Boss
|Boss
|Reprises his role from ''Kirby's Return to Dream Land''.
|As this is a remake of ''Kirby's Return to Dream Land'', his role doesn't change. He also appears in [[Merry Magoland]] after defeating him in Story Mode.
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!colspan=3|''Super Smash Bros.'' series
!colspan=3|''Super Smash Bros.'' series
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===''Kirby's Dream Land''===
===''Kirby's Dream Land''===
[[File:KDL Whispy Woods screenshot.png|thumb|160px|Whispy Woods makes his first appearance in ''Kirby's Dream Land'']]
[[File:KDL Whispy Woods screenshot.png|thumb|160px|Whispy Woods makes his first appearance in ''Kirby's Dream Land'']]
Whispy Woods is the first Boss of ''[[Kirby's Dream Land]]'', fought at the end of [[Green Greens]] and later on appears in [[Mt. Dedede]]. His attack patterns are extremely simple, and will either shoot out a few [[Air Bullet]]s at [[Kirby]], or will drop [[Apple]]s from his canopy. Kirby can inhale the apples and spit them back out as [[Star Bullet]]s to deal Whispy damage. After six hits, he stops fighting, and yields one of the [[Sparkling Stars]] for Kirby to collect.
Whispy Woods is the first boss of ''[[Kirby's Dream Land]]'', fought at the end of [[Green Greens]] and later on appears in [[Mt. Dedede]]. His attack patterns are extremely simple, and will either shoot out a few [[Air Bullet]]s at [[Kirby]], or will drop [[Apple]]s from his canopy. Kirby can inhale the apples and spit them back out as [[Star Bullet]]s to deal Whispy damage. After six hits, he stops fighting, and yields a [[Sparkling Star]] for Kirby to collect.
 
In pre-release material for the game, Whispy Woods was referred to as "Buster Woddo".<ref>"Buster Woddo" can be seen in [https://archive.org/details/kirbys20thanniversary/Kirby_s%2020th%20Anniversary%20(22).JPG the ''Kirby's 20th Anniversary Celebration Booklet''] that came with ''[[Kirby's Dream Collection Special Edition]]''.</ref> This fact was later referenced in [[:File:TKCD Twitter - Whispy Work Password.jpg|a password for ''Team Kirby Clash Deluxe'']].


The [[Super Game Boy]] player's guide for the game suggests that "Wispy Woods" is the name of Green Greens' forest as a whole, and that the individual tree that Kirby faces is named the '''Larkspur Liar'''<ref>[https://archive.org/details/Nintendo_Players_Guide_Super_Game_Boy/page/n55/mode/2up?view=theater Super Game Boy Nintendo Player's Guide]</ref>, who spews oak chunks and chestnuts (rather than air bullets). It also states the apples dropped during the fight come from the other trees within the woods. This is likely not [[canon]], and simply a misinterpretation based on a lack of information about the game.
The [[Super Game Boy]] player's guide for the game suggests that "Wispy Woods" is the name of Green Greens' forest as a whole, and that the individual tree that Kirby faces is named the "Larkspur Liar",<ref>[https://archive.org/details/Nintendo_Players_Guide_Super_Game_Boy/page/n55/mode/2up?view=theater Super Game Boy Nintendo Player's Guide]</ref> who spews oak chunks and chestnuts (rather than air bullets). It also states the apples dropped during the fight come from the other trees within the woods. This is never mentioned to be the case in any other source, and was likely just fabricated by the guide due to a lack of information about the game.


In the [[Extra Game]], Whispy will also drop [[Gordo]]s from his canopy.
In the [[Extra Game]], Whispy will also drop [[Gordo]]s from his canopy.
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====Whispy's Revenge====
====Whispy's Revenge====
'''Whispy's Revenge''' is a powered-up form of Whispy Woods in the [[Revenge of the King]] level in ''[[Kirby Super Star Ultra]]''. He has purple leaves and stronger attacks. Whispy, in addition to the standard abilities of his original incarnation, can now blow tornadoes, make [[Poison fruit|poison apple]]s fall from his leaves, and drop many [[Gordo]]s and [[Capiller|Caterpillar]]s. While his boss icon depicts him with the arm-like stumps on his side, he does not have them in the battle.  
'''Whispy's Revenge''' is a powered-up form of Whispy Woods in the [[Revenge of the King]] level in ''[[Kirby Super Star Ultra]]''. He has purple leaves and stronger attacks. Whispy, in addition to the standard abilities of his original incarnation, can now blow tornadoes, make [[poison apple]]s fall from his leaves, and drop many [[Gordo]]s and [[Capiller|Caterpillar]]s. While his boss icon depicts him with the arm-like stumps on his side, he does not have them in the battle.  
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KSSU Purple Plants screenshot Whispy Revenge.png|Whispy's Revenge
KSSU Purple Plants screenshot Whispy Revenge.png|Whispy's Revenge
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===''Kirby's Dream Land 3''===
===''Kirby's Dream Land 3''===
[[File:KDL3 Grass Land Stage 7 screenshot 02.png|thumb|right|150px|Whispy breaks convention and chases Kirby down while spitting out vegetables in ''Kirby's Dream Land 3''.]]
[[File:KDL3 Grass Land Stage 7 screenshot 02.png|thumb|right|150px|Whispy breaks convention and chases Kirby down while spitting out vegetables in ''Kirby's Dream Land 3''.]]
In ''[[Kirby's Dream Land 3]]'', Whispy serves as the boss of the first level - [[Grass Land (Kirby's Dream Land 3)|Grass Land]]. Unlike in previous incarnations, Whispy will drop and spit out vegetables that Kirby must use to retaliate with. This battle comes in two phases, with the second involving Whispy uprooting and chasing Kirby down. He can kick Kirby away if he's near him.  
In ''[[Kirby's Dream Land 3]]'', Whispy serves as the boss of the first level, [[Grass Land (Kirby's Dream Land 3)|Grass Land]]. Unlike in previous incarnations, Whispy will drop and spit out vegetables that Kirby must use to retaliate with. This battle comes in two phases, with the second involving Whispy uprooting and chasing Kirby down. He can kick Kirby away if he's near him.
 
===''Kirby's Star Stacker'' (Super Famicom)===
In the Super Famicom version of [[Kirby's Star Stacker (Super Famicom)|''Kirby's Star Stacker'']], Whispy Woods can be seen in the background of some cutscenes.


===''Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards''===
===''Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards''===
[[File:K64 Whispy Woods Battle.png|150px|left|thumb|Whispy Woods and his children face off against Kirby in a circular ring.]]
[[File:K64 Whispy Woods Battle.png|150px|left|thumb|Whispy Woods and his children face off against Kirby in a circular ring.]]
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Whispy Woods is the final obstacle Kirby faces at the end of [[Pop Star (Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards)|Pop Star]] in ''[[Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards]]''. Here, Kirby does battle with the old tree (now sporting a checkerboard pattern on his bark) in a circular ring. As such, Kirby cannot attack Whispy's trunk directly as per usual. Instead, Kirby must first defeat all three of Whispy Woods' children (called [[Whispy Woods Jr.]]), and then provoke the tree into sending his roots out to attack. Kirby can then strike these roots to defeat the tree and move on with his adventure.
Whispy Woods is the final obstacle Kirby faces at the end of the [[Pop Star (Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards)|Pop Star realm]] in ''[[Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards]]''. Here, Kirby does battle with the old tree (now sporting a checkerboard pattern on his bark) in a circular ring. As such, Kirby cannot attack Whispy's trunk directly as per usual. Instead, Kirby must first defeat all three of Whispy Woods' children (called [[Whispy Woods Jr.]]), and then provoke the tree into sending his roots out to attack. Kirby can then strike these roots to defeat the tree and move on with his adventure.


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[[File:KEY Whispy's Forest Tankbot screenshot.jpg|thumb|right|250px|Tankbot Kirby battles Whispy Woods.]]
[[File:KEY Whispy's Forest Tankbot screenshot.jpg|thumb|right|250px|Tankbot Kirby battles Whispy Woods.]]
{{quote|This forest king has lived in Dream Land for ages. He's always in Kirby's way.|Whispy Woods' [[Patch Plaza]] description in ''[[Kirby's Epic Yarn]]''}}
{{quote|This forest king has lived in Dream Land for ages. He's always in Kirby's way.|Whispy Woods' [[Patch Plaza]] description in ''[[Kirby's Epic Yarn]]''}}
In ''[[Kirby's Epic Yarn]]'' and its [[Kirby's Extra Epic Yarn|3DS version]], Whispy Woods is fought as a mid-boss in [[Whispy's Forest]]—the first stage of [[Dream Land#Kirby's Epic Yarn|Dream Land]]. Kirby fights Whispy with his [[Tankbot]] form, using missiles to attack Whispy's body. Whispy's attacks pattern are the same from other ''Kirby'' games: he can spit out [[Air Bullet]]s to damage Kirby and can throw [[Apple]]s in a faster way than his earlier appearances, though both of these can be shot down using missiles. Notably, Whispy Woods begins to sag more and more as he takes damage, eventually becoming scrunched down when he is defeated.
In ''[[Kirby's Epic Yarn]]'' and its [[Kirby's Extra Epic Yarn|3DS version]], Whispy Woods is fought as a mid-boss in [[Whispy's Forest]], the first stage of [[Dream Land#Kirby's Epic Yarn|Dream Land]]. Kirby fights Whispy with his [[Tankbot]] form, using missiles to attack Whispy's body. Whispy's attacks pattern are the same from other ''Kirby'' games: he can spit out [[Air Bullet]]s to damage Kirby and can throw [[Apple]]s in a faster way than his earlier appearances, though both of these can be shot down using missiles. Notably, Whispy Woods begins to sag more and more as he takes damage, eventually becoming scrunched down when he is defeated.


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The Japanese, Chinese and Korean versions of ''Kirby's Return to Dream Land Deluxe'' heavily imply that Whispy Woods is under a thrall created by the oars, explaining his more aggressive behavior than usual.<ref>{{quote|森の番人 {{color|red|ウィスピーウッズ。}}<br>きらきら光る {{color|red|船のパーツ}}を 見つけて<br>フシギな みりょくに なんだか ウットリ。<br>コレは だれにも {{color|red|わたさない!}} とでも 言わん<br>ばかりに、カービィたちの前に たちふさがる!<br>Guardian of the Forest: {{color|red|Whispy Woods.}} After he found a sparkling and shiny {{color|red|ship part,}} he's become a bit entranced by its mysterious charms. He stands in the way of Kirby and company as if to say, "I {{color|red|won't hand this over}} to anyone!"|'''VS Whispy Woods''' Special Page in ''[[Kirby's Return to Dream Land Deluxe]]'' (Japanese)}}</ref> This is somewhat implied in the other foreign translations, but not as heavily.
The Japanese, Chinese and Korean versions of ''Kirby's Return to Dream Land Deluxe'' heavily imply that Whispy Woods is under a thrall created by the oars, explaining his more aggressive behavior than usual.<ref>{{quote|森の番人 {{color|red|ウィスピーウッズ。}}<br>きらきら光る {{color|red|船のパーツ}}を 見つけて<br>フシギな みりょくに なんだか ウットリ。<br>コレは だれにも {{color|red|わたさない!}} とでも 言わん<br>ばかりに、カービィたちの前に たちふさがる!<br>Guardian of the Forest: {{color|red|Whispy Woods.}} After he found a sparkling and shiny {{color|red|ship part,}} he's become a bit entranced by its mysterious charms. He stands in the way of Kirby and company as if to say, "I {{color|red|won't hand this over}} to anyone!"|'''VS Whispy Woods''' Special Page in ''[[Kirby's Return to Dream Land Deluxe]]'' (Japanese)}}</ref> This is somewhat implied in the other foreign translations, but not as heavily.


The following lists all of Whispy's attacks in the Story Mode of ''Kirby's Return to Dream Land''. Attacks in ''italics'' are used in the second phase of the fight only.
The following lists all of Whispy's attacks in the Story Mode of ''Kirby's Return to Dream Land''.
{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" border="1" cellpadding="2"
{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" border="1" cellpadding="2"
!colspan=2|'''Attacks - Story Mode ''' &nbsp;
!colspan=2|'''Attacks - Story Mode ''' &nbsp;
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|Whispy spits two to four [[Air Bullet]]s that travel a short distance then rise up or down.<br>Can be dodged by going right next to Whispy.<br>In the second phase, this attack can create up to six Air Bullets that spread out in clusters of two.
|Whispy spits two to four [[Air Bullet]]s that travel a short distance then rise up or down.<br>Can be dodged by going right next to Whispy.<br>In the second phase, this attack can create up to six Air Bullets that spread out in clusters of two.
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|'''''ウィスピー吸い込み'''''<br>''Whispy Inhale''
!colspan=2|'''Second phase only''' &nbsp;
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|'''ウィスピー吸い込み'''<br>''Whispy Inhale''
|Whispy preps himself and then starts inhaling for an extended period. He always begins the second phase with this attack. <br>If Kirby is captured, Whispy will chew until the player shakes the Wii Remote (or spins the Control Stick in ''[[Kirby's Return to Dream Land Deluxe]]'') enough to let him escape.
|Whispy preps himself and then starts inhaling for an extended period. He always begins the second phase with this attack. <br>If Kirby is captured, Whispy will chew until the player shakes the Wii Remote (or spins the Control Stick in ''[[Kirby's Return to Dream Land Deluxe]]'') enough to let him escape.
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|'''''落下物攻撃'''''<br>''Falling Object Attack''
|'''落下物攻撃'''<br>''Falling Object Attack''
|Several different enemies form within Whispy's canopy, then drop to attack Kirby.<br>These can include [[Bronto Burt]], [[Gordo]], [[Waddle Dee]] and [[Como]].
|Several different enemies form within Whispy's canopy, then drop to attack Kirby.<br>These can include [[Bronto Burt]], [[Gordo]], [[Waddle Dee]] and [[Como]].
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|Whispy spits out up to four Air Bullets of purple gas that move in erratic patterns.<br>In the second phase, Whispy will release a cluster of three Air Bullets, then follow with a Giant Tornado Bullet.
|Whispy spits out up to four Air Bullets of purple gas that move in erratic patterns.<br>In the second phase, Whispy will release a cluster of three Air Bullets, then follow with a Giant Tornado Bullet.
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|'''''ウィスピー吸い込み'''''<br>''Whispy Inhale''
!colspan=2|'''Second phase only''' &nbsp;
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|'''ウィスピー吸い込み'''<br>''Whispy Inhale''
|Whispy preps himself and then starts inhaling for an extended period. If Kirby is captured, Whispy will chew until the player shakes the Wii Remote (or spins the Control Stick in ''[[Kirby's Return to Dream Land Deluxe]]'') enough to let him escape.<br>Additionally, Whispy will drop apples or Gordos to attempt to trip up anyone trying to run away.  
|Whispy preps himself and then starts inhaling for an extended period. If Kirby is captured, Whispy will chew until the player shakes the Wii Remote (or spins the Control Stick in ''[[Kirby's Return to Dream Land Deluxe]]'') enough to let him escape.<br>Additionally, Whispy will drop apples or Gordos to attempt to trip up anyone trying to run away.  
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|'''''落下物攻撃'''''<br>''Falling Object Attack''
|'''落下物攻撃'''<br>''Falling Object Attack''
|Several different enemies form within Whispy's canopy, then drop to attack Kirby.<br>These can include [[Bronto Burt]], [[Gordo]], [[Waddle Dee]], [[Scarfy]] and [[Como]].
|Several different enemies form within Whispy's canopy, then drop to attack Kirby.<br>These can include [[Bronto Burt]], [[Gordo]], [[Waddle Dee]], [[Scarfy]] and [[Como]].
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Lastly, Whispy Woods will appear in [[Merry Magoland]] once his respective boss battle is complete. Whispy Woods has his own [[Dress-Up Mask]]s, based on his original and EX appearances, which are unlocked by defeating him in Story Mode and Extra Mode, respectively.
Lastly, Whispy Woods will appear in [[Merry Magoland]] once his respective boss battle is complete. Whispy Woods has his own [[Mask#Kirby's Return to Dream Land Deluxe|Dress-Up Mask]]s, based on his original and EX appearances, which are unlocked by defeating him in Story Mode and Extra Mode, respectively.


===''Kirby's Dream Collection Special Edition''===
===''Kirby's Dream Collection Special Edition''===
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!Variants
!Variants
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|Apple Drop
|'''Apple Drop'''
|Whispy Woods drops [[Apple]]s from his canopy, which bounce along the ground and can be knocked away.
|Whispy Woods drops [[Apple]]s from his canopy, which bounce along the ground and can be knocked away.
|Sometimes, these are dropped from the background as extra large apples.
|Sometimes, these are dropped from the background as extra large apples.
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|[[Air Bullet]]
|'''[[Air Bullet]]'''
|Whispy Woods shoots out air bullets which travel in a slight arc. These can also be fired from the background.
|Whispy Woods shoots out air bullets which travel in a slight arc. These can also be fired from the background.
|In the Tougher Quests, these can split into two which travel perpendicular to the original one's path.
|In the Tougher Quests, these can split into two which travel perpendicular to the original one's path.
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|Caterpillar Drop
|'''Caterpillar Drop'''
|Whispy Woods drops [[Capiller|Caterpillar]]s from his canopy, which fall quickly to the ground and can be knocked away.
|Whispy Woods drops [[Capiller|Caterpillar]]s from his canopy, which fall quickly to the ground and can be knocked away.
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|Stomp Jump
|'''Stomp Jump'''
|Whispy Woods is able to uproot and leap into the background, or to a different part of the arena. Kirbys caught underneath the tree are flattened, and put out of commission until Whispy leaps again.
|Whispy Woods is able to uproot and leap into the background, or to a different part of the arena. Kirbys caught underneath the tree are flattened, and put out of commission until Whispy leaps again.
|Sometimes, Whispy grows bigger during leaps.
|Sometimes, Whispy grows bigger during leaps.
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|Gordo Drop
|'''Gordo Drop'''
|Whispy Woods drops [[Gordo]]s from his canopy, which bounce along the ground and cannot be knocked away.
|Whispy Woods drops [[Gordo]]s from his canopy, which bounce along the ground and cannot be knocked away.
|Sometimes, these are dropped from the background as extra large Gordos.
|Sometimes, these are dropped from the background as extra large Gordos.
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|Apple Boomerang
|'''Apple Boomerang'''
|Whispy Woods sends apples with propeller leaves in from the background to fly at Team Kirby.
|Whispy Woods sends apples with propeller leaves in from the background to fly at Team Kirby.
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The following table lists all of Whispy Woods' attacks in ''Kirby Star Allies''. Attacks in ''italics'' are used in the second phase only:
The following table lists all of Whispy Woods' attacks in ''Kirby Star Allies'':
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!colspan=2|'''Whispy Woods' Attacks in ''Kirby Star Allies''''' &nbsp;
!colspan=2|'''Whispy Woods' Attacks in ''Kirby Star Allies''''' &nbsp;
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| '''Air Bullet'''
| '''Air Bullet'''
|Whispy first shoots 2 [[Air Bullet]]s and then 4 in a row. This leaves [[Drop Star]]s on impact. In Phase 2, Whispy shoots three Air Bullets, then shoots 4 sets of 2 rapid-fire. These leaves Drop Stars on impact.
|Whispy first shoots 2 [[Air Bullet]]s and then 4 in a row. This leaves [[Dropped Star]]s on impact. In Phase 2, Whispy shoots three Air Bullets, then shoots 4 sets of 2 rapid-fire. These leaves Dropped Stars on impact.
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| '''Whispy Inhale'''
| '''Whispy Inhale'''
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|Whispy shakes out a number of different enemies from his canopy, which include those that can be made into allies. In phase 1, Whispy will drop four enemies from his canopy. On [[Falluna Moon]] in phase 2, Whispy will drop six enemies from his canopy, three on each side. The enemies that fall in both phases will always consist of [[Waddle Dee]]s, [[Burning Leo]]s, [[Blade Knight]]s and [[Chilly]]s.
|Whispy shakes out a number of different enemies from his canopy, which include those that can be made into allies. In phase 1, Whispy will drop four enemies from his canopy. On [[Falluna Moon]] in phase 2, Whispy will drop six enemies from his canopy, three on each side. The enemies that fall in both phases will always consist of [[Waddle Dee]]s, [[Burning Leo]]s, [[Blade Knight]]s and [[Chilly]]s.
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| '''''Great Harvest Apple Festival'''''
!colspan=2|'''Second phase only''' &nbsp;
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| '''Great Harvest Apple Festival'''
|Whispy shakes violently, causing many apples to fall from his canopy. [[Chumbrella]] can protect any player beneath it.
|Whispy shakes violently, causing many apples to fall from his canopy. [[Chumbrella]] can protect any player beneath it.
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| '''''Stomp Jump'''''
| '''Stomp Jump'''
|Whispy jumps, letting anyone go to the other side. Not considered as an attack, but can crush anyone below Whispy. When he lands, any enemies still present on-screen on Falluna Moon will instantly be destroyed.
|Whispy jumps, letting anyone go to the other side. Not considered as an attack, but can crush anyone below Whispy. When he lands, any enemies still present on-screen on Falluna Moon will instantly be destroyed.
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===Filmography===
===Filmography===
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The following is a complete list of all of Whispy Woods' appearances in ''Kirby: Right Back at Ya!'', along with other information regarding his role in each episode:
The following is a complete list of all of Whispy Woods' appearances in ''Kirby: Right Back at Ya!'', along with other information regarding his role in each episode:


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!colspan=5|Whispy Woods' appearances in ''Kirby: Right Back at Ya!'' &nbsp;
!colspan=6|Whispy Woods' appearances in ''Kirby: Right Back at Ya!'' &nbsp;
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|{{center|[[File:E5 Whispy Woods.png|100px]]}}
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|Primary character
|Primary character
|In this episode, Whispy Woods is introduced as the guardian of the forest in Dream Land which bears his name. He protects it via mysterious means, causing any trespassers to become lost and unable to find their way out. King Dedede plans on chopping down Whispy Woods' Forest in order to build a country club, so he hatches a plan to make Whispy Woods believe that Kirby and his friends seek to do him harm. Whispy falls for this and, after trapping Kirby and co. inside the forest, he buries them in a pile of apples. In doing so, however, Whispy leaves himself momentarily defenseless; just long enough for King Dedede to step in and use a chainsaw to cut down Whispy Woods, allowing him to then clear-cut the entire forest with impunity.
Later on, it is revealed that one of Whispy Woods' errant apples could be used to revive him, and Kirby has to spend some time looking inside himself for the correct one while King Dedede celebrates the opening of his golf course. Kirby finds it just in time and spits it out, where it then implants into the soil. From here, it rapidly regrows into Whispy Woods, who then takes King Dedede's hammer and uses it to punish King Dedede and regrow the forest over the golf course by batting more apples around. Once the forest is restored, Kirby and co. reconcile with Whispy Woods—their misunderstanding cleared up—while both King Dedede and Escargoon are punished by being stranded in Whispy Woods' Forest with no clear way out.
|''"I'll show you all! Behold the fruit of your folly!"''
|''"I'll show you all! Behold the fruit of your folly!"''
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|{{center|[[File:E13 Whispy Woods.png|100px]]}}
|Tertiary character
|Tertiary character
|Whispy Woods is only seen briefly, watching the fireworks display at the end of the episode.
|(no dialogue)
|(no dialogue)
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|{{center|[[File:E27 Whispy Woods.png|100px]]}}
|Primary character
|Primary character
|In this episode, Kirby and co. visit Whispy Woods in the forest, and soon discover that a small flower has grown in Whispy's grove. Whispy quickly becomes infatuated with this flower (naming it [[Lovely]]), and Kirby and co. agree to help protect it from the elements so that it can flourish. Learning of this, King Dedede hatches a plan to get back at Whispy Woods by stealing Lovely and having Night Mare Enterprises turn it into a monster. This ends up working despite Kirby and co.'s efforts to stop it, and the flower—now transformed—grows a face and starts sweet-talking Whispy Woods, infatuating him further. Meanwhile, Lovely is using her roots to sap Whispy Woods' life force slowly, intent on starving him and causing him to wilt. Tiff starts to notice this and tries to get rid of Lovely, but Whispy Woods stops her in the act.
All seems lost as Lovely transforms into a giant monster flower and intensifies her draining of Whispy's life force, but eventually Lovely loses Whispy's favor when she tries to attack Kirby and co. Kirby uses the opening to swallow one of Lovely's razor petals and gain the [[Cutter]] ability, using it to finish off the flower, causing her to wilt. Later on, when Whispy Woods has recovered, the remains of the monster Lovely are replaced with a hearty patch of harmless flowers.
|''"You must try to understand! I will never battle Lovely! I'd rather perish!"''
|''"You must try to understand! I will never battle Lovely! I'd rather perish!"''
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|{{center|[[File:E42 Whispy Woods.png|100px]]}}
|Tertiary character
|Tertiary character
|Whispy Woods is only seen briefly, watching as [[Phantom Star Gerath|the asteroid]] approaches Dream Land during the final moments before the anticipated impact.
|(no dialogue)
|(no dialogue)
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|{{center|[[File:E44 Whispy Woods.png|100px]]}}
|Secondary character
|Secondary character
|At the start of this episode, Whispy Woods informs Kirby and his friends about [[Acore]], and expresses his concern for the old tree's well-being. Whispy asks Kirby and co. to visit Acore and make sure he is okay while he hibernates. After this point, Whispy Woods is not seen again.
|''"I can't be certain. [[Acore|He's]] been around for eight hundred years. There are many perils at such a great age."''
|''"I can't be certain. [[Acore|He's]] been around for eight hundred years. There are many perils at such a great age."''
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|Secondary character
|Secondary character
|Whispy Woods makes an appearance towards the end of this episode, as the wildfire started by King Dedede and Escargoon begins to approach his grove. He appears to have accepted his fate, and instead tries to set up a barrier around Lovely to try and shield her from the flames. When King Dedede and Escargoon run into the grove by accident while trying to escape the flames, Whispy Woods correctly assumes them to be responsible and hoists the two up using his roots, making sure they are taken with him in the fire. Just as the fire starts to lick at Whispy, however, they are all saved when [[Tornado]] Kirby creates a rainstorm to put out the blaze. Whispy Woods later participates in the punishment placed on King Dedede and Escargoon by forcing them to replant all the trees that were burnt down in the fire.
|''"I will protect you for as long as I am able."''
|''"I will protect you for as long as I am able."''
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|Tertiary character
|Tertiary character
|In this episode, Whispy Woods can be briefly seen watching as the [[Destroya]] begins its attack on Dream Land. He is surrounded by many other woodland creatures, including most notably [[Phan Phan]], and has braced Lovely with his roots once again.
|(no dialogue)
|(no dialogue)
|Appears only in the Japanese version.
|Appears only in the Japanese version.
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|Tertiary character
|Tertiary character
|In this episode, Whispy Woods can be briefly seen watching as the [[Halberd]] departs from Dream Land, along with the other woodland creatures as before.
|(no dialogue)
|(no dialogue)
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==In the ''Kirby'' novel series==
{{Infobox-NovelCharacter
|title=Whispy Woods
|image=[[File:Novel Whispy Woods Artwork V18.png|200px]]
|caption=Artwork of '''Whispy Woods''' from ''[[Kirby: Uproar at the Kirby Café?!]]''
|first=''[[Kirby's Decisive Battle! Battle Royale!!]]''
|last=''[[Kirby: Lor Starcutter and a Magician of Falsehood]]''
|role=Supporting character
|other=his video game counterpart<br>his anime counterpart
}}
{{quote|Lives in the forest of Dream Land. He produces a sweet and delicious red fruit.|Unofficial translation of Whispy Woods's description from ''[[Kirby: Uproar at the Kirby Café?!]]''}}
In the [[Kirby (novel series)|''Kirby'' novel series]], Whispy Woods appears in ''[[Kirby's Decisive Battle! Battle Royale!!]]'' as a supporting character and in ''[[Kirby: Uproar at the Kirby Café?!]]'' as a tetartagonist.
In ''Kirby's Decisive Battle! Battle Royale!!'', after [[Soldier Waddle Dee]] challenges [[Kirby (novel character)|Kirby]] to a match of [[Apple Scramble]], they go to the arena and find Whispy Woods. He tells Kirby that he wanted to participate in Dedede's Cake Royale, but a group of Waddle Dees who wanted apples has rooted him in the dry soil of the arena. Needing to collect apples as part of the match, Kirby asks Whispy Woods to help him, but he refuses, since he doesn't want to help another competitor. He drops fruits to attack Kirby, who dodges and gathers the fruits. Becoming angry, he shoots air bullets at Kirby, who begs him to stop. Kirby fights Whispy Woods, which causes him to drop even more fruits, and Kirby picks them to win the match.
In ''Kirby: Uproar at the Kirby Café?!'', [[King Dedede (novel character)|King Dedede]] notices that Whispy Woods is sleeping and plucks an apple of him. At the same time, an insect bites Whispy Woods, causing him to wake up, scream and shake his branches, leading to an apple falling on Dedede's head. Thinking that Dedede was the one attacking him, Whispy becomes angry at him and demands apology. Dedede refuses, so Whispy shoots an air bullet at him. King Dedede runs away and swears to never eat Whispy's fruits again.
When [[Chef Kawasaki (novel character)|Chef Kawasaki]] creates a new pie containing Whispy Woods' fruits, he and Kirby go to collect Whispy's fruits. Whispy, who remained grumpy about his quarrel with Dedede, cheers up after hearing them complimenting the taste of his fruits. He laughs and causes fruits to fall, and Kirby and Kawasaki pick them up. Kirby visits Whispy Woods to gather more fruits, joined by [[Waddle Dee (novel character)|Bandana Waddle Dee]]. When he sees Waddle Dee, Dedede's servant, Whispy becomes angry and asks Waddle if Dedede wants to steal more of his fruits. Kirby tells him that Waddle Dee only came to help collect the fruits, but he refuses to give his fruits to anyone working for Dedede. After Kirby becomes mad from his behavior, Whispy freaks out and apologizes, and Kirby and Waddle Dee gather the fruits to the restaurant.
After going back and forth gathering fruit, Kirby gets the idea to move the restaurant near Whispy, but Chef Kawasaki tells him that instead they should open a new café around him. When they start building furniture for the new café, [[Bronto Burt]] come and asks if it was King Dedede's idea, causing Whispy Woods to become mad and say that he won't allow Dedede to enter the new café. Later, while they continue working, they notice that Whispy looks ill. He tells them that he is fine, but the disease from the insect begins to affect him.
Whispy's condition continues to worsen, he is feeling sick and cold, his leaves have started to wilt, and his fruits have turned sour. After worrying that they will lose the competition against the Dedede Café, Whispy promises to Kirby and Chef Kawasaki that he will heal in time to produce fruits for the competition. Kirby tells him that he will search for medicine for him. When King Dedede visits Whispy Woods, he initially thinks that he came to ridicule him. Dedede denies that and teases him, but after hearing about Whispy's symptoms, he recognizes them as the same as his illness. They understand that the sting that Whispy felt before they fought was from the insect bite and King Dedede and Kirby go to find [[Green Spider Grass]] for the medicine.
When Kirby and King Dedede return with the cure, Whispy Woods doesn't answer them. Dedede tickles his nose with the Green Spider Grass and cause him to sneeze and wake up. While his mouth is open, he pours to it the medicine. Whispy at first becomes angry, but quickly realizes the medicine healing effect starts to work. After being cured, he quickly produces a lot of apples for the competition. King Dedede apologizes to Whispy Woods and tells him that the reason that they were mad at each other was because of the effect of the insect bite. Whispy tells him that he was just in a bad mood, while Dedede denies it. Whispy Woods thanks Dedede for the cure and they make peace with each other.
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V10 Illustration 8.png|Kirby gathers the fallen apples from Whispy Woods.
V18 Illustration 1.png|Whispy Woods defeats King Dedede.
V18 Illustration 3.png|Kirby and Bandana Waddle Dee gather fruits from Whispy Woods.
V18 Illustration 9.png|The sick Whispy Woods tell the others not to worry about him.
V18 Illustration 11.png|Whispy's condition worsens.
V18 Illustration 22.jpg|Whispy Woods produces the fruits.
V18 Illustration 26.jpg|King Dedede and Whispy Woods make peace with each other.
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==Profiles==
==Profiles==
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*In early games in the ''Kirby'' series, the actual entity of Whispy Woods was little more than his face. The tree was just a background element. Kirby also gets hurt when touching Whispy's face/nose in some of these games.
*In early games in the ''Kirby'' series, the actual entity of Whispy Woods was little more than his face. The tree was just a background element. Kirby also gets hurt when touching Whispy's face/nose in some of these games.
*Whispy Woods (not counting his relatives) has appeared in a total of 23 ''Kirby'' games, 18 of which were as a Boss or Mid-Boss. This ranks Whispy Woods as the second most prevalent boss character after [[Kracko]] (not counting [[King Dedede]], who makes appearances as a playable character just as often as a Boss).
*Whispy Woods (not counting his relatives) has appeared in a total of 23 ''Kirby'' games, 18 of which were as a Boss or Mid-Boss. This ranks Whispy Woods as the second most prevalent boss character after [[Kracko]] (not counting [[King Dedede]], who makes appearances as a playable character just as often as a Boss).
*Whispy Woods is typically portrayed as being roughly 9 [[Kirby]]s tall, before any other transformations or changes in size are taken into account. Given Kirby's height of eight inches, this would make the tree roughly six feet (or 1.83 meters) tall.
*Whispy Woods is typically portrayed as being roughly 9 [[Kirby]]s tall, before any other transformations or changes in size are taken into account. Given Kirby's height of 20 cm (8 inches), this would make the tree 1.8 meters (or 6 feet) tall.
*In most games, Whispy Woods is referred to as either neuter or male, but in the Brazilian Portuguese version of ''[[Kirby's Return to Dream Land Deluxe]]'', he is referred to as female. This is likely because Portuguese has grammatical gender, and the Portuguese words for "tree", ''árvore'', and "wood", ''madeira'', are both grammatically female. This is further evidenced by [[Grand Doomer]] also being referred to as female, likely due to its Portuguese name ("Spectrosfera Mor") being derived from the Portuguese word for "sphere", ''esfera'', which is also female.
*In most games, Whispy Woods is referred to as either neuter or male, but in the Brazilian Portuguese version of ''[[Kirby's Return to Dream Land Deluxe]]'', he is referred to as female. This is likely because Portuguese has grammatical gender, and the Portuguese words for "tree", ''árvore'', and "wood", ''madeira'', are both grammatically female. This is further evidenced by [[Grand Doomer]] also being referred to as female, likely due to its Portuguese name ("Spectrosfera Mor") being derived from the Portuguese word for "sphere", ''esfera'', which is also female.
*Concept art for the ''The Super Mario Bros. Movie'' features what appears to be a Whispy Woods figure in the Mario family's house kitchen.<ref>[https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1EBvHU9d4Mmc2yeKy9R3kueDVTkY0VpYT]</ref>
*Concept art for the ''The Super Mario Bros. Movie'' features what appears to be a Whispy Woods figure in the Mario family's house kitchen.<ref>[https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1EBvHU9d4Mmc2yeKy9R3kueDVTkY0VpYT]</ref>
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