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[[File:KSA Wire.jpg | {{Infobox-Object | ||
|image=[[File:KSA Wire.jpg|300px]] | |||
|caption=A '''wire''' attached to some blocks in ''[[Kirby Star Allies]]'' | |||
|type=[[Device]] | |||
|function=Transmit an electric signal on a wire to activate other objects | |||
|found=Occasionally in stages | |||
|game=''[[Kirby: Planet Robobot]]''<br>''[[Kirby Star Allies]]'' | |||
|similar=[[Fuse]] | |||
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{{about|the puzzle mechanic|the [[Ravel Ability]]|[[Wire (ravel ability)]]}} | {{about|the puzzle mechanic|the [[Ravel Ability]]|[[Wire (ravel ability)]]}} | ||
'''Wire'''{{DataTitle}}<ref>Name retrieved from ''Kirby Star Allies'' data, with "Wire" for the wire itself, and "PowerPlug" for the plug at the end.</ref> is an object that is involved with various puzzles in the [[Kirby (series)|''Kirby'' series]], first seen in ''[[Kirby: Planet Robobot]]''. It acts similar to a [[Fuse]], in that it can be seen strewn across platforms and can bend at 90 degree angles or be found in pieces that need to be joined together. Wires can be set off by an electric-based attack, with the spark going along the length of the wire to power some device or another at the end of it. Sometimes, a spark can return to the free end of the wire, but nothing will result of it. Unlike a fuse, a wire can manage multiple sparks at a time, since it is not actively being burned away. | '''Wire'''{{DataTitle}}<ref>Name retrieved from ''Kirby Star Allies'' data, with "Wire" for the wire itself, and "PowerPlug" for the plug at the end.</ref> is an object that is involved with various puzzles in the [[Kirby (series)|''Kirby'' series]], first seen in ''[[Kirby: Planet Robobot]]''. It acts similar to a [[Fuse]], in that it can be seen strewn across platforms and can bend at 90 degree angles or be found in pieces that need to be joined together. Wires can be set off by an electric-based attack, with the spark going along the length of the wire to power some device or another at the end of it. Sometimes, a spark can return to the free end of the wire, but nothing will result of it. Unlike a fuse, a wire can manage multiple sparks at a time, since it is not actively being burned away. | ||
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Revision as of 19:12, 31 August 2022
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- This article is about the puzzle mechanic. For the Ravel Ability, see Wire (ravel ability).
Wire[from internal data][1] is an object that is involved with various puzzles in the Kirby series, first seen in Kirby: Planet Robobot. It acts similar to a Fuse, in that it can be seen strewn across platforms and can bend at 90 degree angles or be found in pieces that need to be joined together. Wires can be set off by an electric-based attack, with the spark going along the length of the wire to power some device or another at the end of it. Sometimes, a spark can return to the free end of the wire, but nothing will result of it. Unlike a fuse, a wire can manage multiple sparks at a time, since it is not actively being burned away.
Some wires are attached to electric stakes, and can only be set off by a Zap Hammer or by Geokinesis.
List of Abilities/Allies that can spark Wires
- Any ability infused with Zap
- Adeleine (Ado's Painter - Kracko)
- Beam
- Daroach (Summon Doc)
- Doctor (Science Lab)
- ESP
- Magolor (Magic Sphere, Revolution Orbs)
- Meta Knight's sword swings (in Meta Knightmare Returns)
- Plasma
- Plugg
- Spark
- Taranza (Queen's Phantom)
- Thundersplash
- UFO
- Zan Partizanne
- Zap Splasher
Gallery
A wire being activated and sending off a current, from Kirby Star Allies
See also
References
- ↑ Name retrieved from Kirby Star Allies data, with "Wire" for the wire itself, and "PowerPlug" for the plug at the end.
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