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'''Fecto Forgo''', also known as '''ID-F86''' and the '''Great One''', is a fractured alien life-form with immense psychic power and malevolent ambitions, which was introduced in ''[[Kirby and the Forgotten Land]]'' and is the overarching antagonist of the game. Prior to the events of the game, the creature had invaded the [[new world]] in its whole state as [[Fecto Elfilis]], and attempted to subsume all the life on the planet into itself, but it was stopped and contained by the civilization that lived there, and later subjected to experimentation in their [[Lab Discovera]]. There, the new world civilization was able to learn from the creature's abilities how to develop "planetary warp" technology, allowing them to ascend into a "land of dreams" and leave their world behind forever. Before they left, however, a "warp-experiment incident" caused Fecto Elfilis to split into two beings: one of which was the remnant Fecto Forgo who remained in stasis, and the other of which was [[Elfilin]], who managed to escape, but with no memory of his previous connections or power. | '''Fecto Forgo''', also known as '''ID-F86''' and the '''Great One''', is a fractured alien life-form with immense psychic power and malevolent ambitions, which was introduced in ''[[Kirby and the Forgotten Land]]'' and is the overarching antagonist of the game. Prior to the events of the game, the creature had invaded the [[new world]] in its whole state as [[Fecto Elfilis]], and attempted to subsume all the life on the planet into itself, but it was stopped and contained by the civilization that lived there, and later subjected to experimentation in their [[Lab Discovera]]. There, the new world civilization was able to learn from the creature's abilities how to develop "planetary warp" technology, allowing them to ascend into a "land of dreams" and leave their world behind forever. Before they left, however, a "warp-experiment incident" caused Fecto Elfilis to split into two beings: one of which was the remnant Fecto Forgo who remained in stasis, and the other of which was [[Elfilin]], who managed to escape, but with no memory of his previous connections or power. | ||
In order to try and become whole again, Fecto Forgo used its psychic influence to control the mind of [[Leongar]], who then | In order to try and become whole again, Fecto Forgo used its psychic influence to control the mind of [[Leongar]], who then used his high ranking status in the [[Beast Pack]] in an attempt to try and gather power and reclaim Elfilin. Despite [[Kirby]]'s interference, Fecto Forgo managed to succeed at this task and reincorporate Elfilin into itself, but was then shortly dispatched by Kirby after Elfilin was re-separated. With its physical body destroyed, Fecto Forgo's soul fled into the realm of dreams and took Leongar's body with it, trying to subsume itself into his body as a replacement for its own. Kirby and Elfilin venture into the [[Isolated Isles: Forgo Dreams|Isolated Isles of Forgo Dreams]] and stop this from happening by reclaiming the lost pieces of Leon's soul, and '''Soul Forgo''' tries to intervene, but is shortly subsumed by a familiar red-and-orange [[butterfly]] and incorporated into [[Morpho Knight]], using the same gag as in ''[[Kirby Star Allies]]'' with [[Galacta Knight]]. Its final form of [[Chaos Elfilis]] (the being created from Morpho Knight's energy after its defeat) is eventually defeated by Kirby, and the last remnants of Fecto Forgo's life energy then returns to Elfilin, ending the conflict for good. | ||
==Etymology== | ==Etymology== | ||
