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The '''3D Tilt Missile'''<ref>''"For example, you can shoot blocks in the background using the '''3D Tilt Missile''', or dodge obstacles that leap out from the background such as the Springy Hand and the Waddle Dee Train."'' <small>--[[Satoshi Ishida]], ''Kirby: Triple Deluxe'' [[Miiverse]] post from May 15th, 2014</small></ref> is an object, first appearing in ''[[Kirby: Triple Deluxe]]'' which can be found in a few areas and is used to fire rockets into the background, usually to clear away blockades. | [[File:KTD 3D Tilt Missile.png|thumb|right|200px|A 3D Tilt Missile from [[Fine Fields]].]] | ||
The '''3D Tilt Missile'''<ref>''"For example, you can shoot blocks in the background using the '''3D Tilt Missile''', or dodge obstacles that leap out from the background such as the Springy Hand and the Waddle Dee Train."'' <small>--[[Satoshi Ishida]], ''Kirby: Triple Deluxe'' [[Miiverse]] post from May 15th, 2014</small></ref> is an object and stage devce, first appearing in ''[[Kirby: Triple Deluxe]]'' which can be found in a few areas and is used to fire rockets into the background, usually to clear away blockades. | |||
The | The Tilt Missile itself resembles a glorified toy rocket launcher, and carries either one or three missiles on its launch apparatus. When Kirby or King Dedede boards the Tilt Missile, he will then have to aim its trajectory at whatever his target is (the player does this by tilting the [[Nintendo 3DS]] system in the appropriate direction), then launch the missile. Missiles launched from the 3D Tilt Missile are capable of defeating enemies and breaking blocks, including heavy stone blocks that Kirby would otherwise be unable to affect with his regular attacks. As such, effective use of this device is needed to get a few [[Sun Stone]]s. Once all the missiles have been fired from the launcher, it breaks. | ||
== Gallery == | == Gallery == | ||
<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
KTD 3D Triple Tilt Missile.png|A triple-loaded 3D | KTD 3D Triple Tilt Missile.png|A triple-loaded 3D Tilt Missile | ||
KTD 3D Tilt Missile using.png|Kirby using a 3D | KTD 3D Tilt Missile using.png|Kirby using a 3D Tilt Missile to clear away a blockade in the background | ||
3D Tilt Missile.jpg|Upscaled image of a 3D | 3D Tilt Missile.jpg|Upscaled image of a 3D Tilt Missile | ||
Using Tilt Missile.jpg|Upscaled screenshot of Kirby using the missile | Using Tilt Missile.jpg|Upscaled screenshot of Kirby using the missile | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
Revision as of 16:22, 28 June 2021
The 3D Tilt Missile[1] is an object and stage devce, first appearing in Kirby: Triple Deluxe which can be found in a few areas and is used to fire rockets into the background, usually to clear away blockades.
The Tilt Missile itself resembles a glorified toy rocket launcher, and carries either one or three missiles on its launch apparatus. When Kirby or King Dedede boards the Tilt Missile, he will then have to aim its trajectory at whatever his target is (the player does this by tilting the Nintendo 3DS system in the appropriate direction), then launch the missile. Missiles launched from the 3D Tilt Missile are capable of defeating enemies and breaking blocks, including heavy stone blocks that Kirby would otherwise be unable to affect with his regular attacks. As such, effective use of this device is needed to get a few Sun Stones. Once all the missiles have been fired from the launcher, it breaks.
Gallery
A triple-loaded 3D Tilt Missile
Kirby using a 3D Tilt Missile to clear away a blockade in the background
- 3D Tilt Missile.jpg
Upscaled image of a 3D Tilt Missile
- Using Tilt Missile.jpg
Upscaled screenshot of Kirby using the missile
References
- ↑ "For example, you can shoot blocks in the background using the 3D Tilt Missile, or dodge obstacles that leap out from the background such as the Springy Hand and the Waddle Dee Train." --Satoshi Ishida, Kirby: Triple Deluxe Miiverse post from May 15th, 2014
