Kirby: Triple Deluxe
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Template:Game Kirby: Triple Deluxe, known as 星のカービィ トリプルデラックス (Hoshi no Kābī Toripuru Derakkusu) in Japan, is a game for the Nintendo 3DS.
It was released on Template:Date in Japan, on Template:Date in South Korea, on Template:Date in North America, and on Template:Date in Europe and Australia.
Story
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After waking up on a Dream Land morning, Kirby lets out a hearty yawn as a butterfly lands on his face. Later, he goes "fishing" for Blippers, flies with some birds, sleeps under an apple tree, and rides on the Warp Star. Then a mysterious beanstalk known as the Dreamstalk lifts Kirby's house into the air while he is sleeping that night. Kirby yawns once more after he wakes up, only to be interrupted by the sight of his house in the sky. In a panic, he rushes out of the house and falls onto Mt. Dedede, which has also been lifted up into the sky. He storms the castle after finding a a mysterious arachnid-like creature sneaking inside. King Dedede commands his Waddle Dees to stop him, but they are all overpowered. He kidnapps the king and runs off with him, with Kirby still chasing him to a floating kingdom called Floarlia.
Taranza uses his magic to make five seemingly inanimate or dormant creatures come to life, Flowery Woods from a flower, Paintra from a painting, Kracko from a cloud, Coily Rattler from a snake statue, and Pyribbit from a sleeping frog. Kirby then reaches his castle in Royal Road, where Taranza scolds Kirby for following him, reveals he is only the second-in-command to the true villain Queen Sectonia, and that the People of the Sky (which Kirby rescued during his adventure) planted the Dreamstalk to get the hero of Dream Land to stop him and the Queen. He then turns King Dedede (whom he mistook for the hero of Dream Land) into Masked Dedede and they fight him.
After Kirby overpowers them--twice, Taranza summons Queen Sectonia, a giant queen bee, in a last-ditch attempt to stop Kirby. The Queen angrily swats Taranza away and expresses the desire to rule both Dream Land and Floarlia. She fights Kirby for wanting to stand against her.
Kirby defeats her, but she flies away and combines her power with the Dreamstalk. Dedede and the People of the Sky reappear and build a cannon for Kirby to follow her. Kirby then fights her Dreamstalk form, but she still survives the battle and tries to choke Kirby with her vines. Suddenly, Dedede, hanging on to a reformed Taranza, work together to free Kirby and give him a Miracle Fruit, turning him into Hypernova Kirby. Kirby then sucks up a beam that the queen fires at him and spits it out at her after they glare angrily at each other.
The Queen is finally destroyed, but Kirby is sent tumbling down Floarlia. The People of the Sky catch Kirby, while Taranza barely catches Dedede. They all enjoy Dream Land's latest landmark, the Dreamstalk.
In Dededetour!, King Dedede decides to explore Floarlia himself. After defeating Queen Sectonia DX, Sectonia's Mirror World counterpart, at Royal Road, he fights his own Mirror World self, and then enters the Dimension Mirror to fight Dark Meta Knight. He then destroys the mirror to prevent them from coming back. It is unknown how the king himself returns.
However, in the finale of The True Arena, Sectonia managed to barely grasp onto life by eating some Miracle Fruits herself, becoming Soul of Sectonia. Kirby fights her once more, and finally kills her after she forcefully rips herself off of the Dreamstalk for a final stand.
Gameplay
Modes
Story Mode:
New Copy Abilities
Returning Copy Ablilites
- Beam
- Bomb
- Cutter
- Fighter
- Fire
- Hammer
- Ice
- Leaf
- Needle
- Ninja
- Parasol
- Spark
- Spear
- Stone
- Sword
- Wheel
- Wing
- Crash (one use only)
- Mike (three uses only)
- Sleep (one use only)
Levels
All main levels include one boss stage and one Extra stage (except for Level 6, which has two Extra stages), which are included in the stage count.
| Level Nr. | Name | Stages | Boss(es) | Description |
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| Level 1 | Fine Field | 6 | Flowery Woods | |
| Level 2 | Lollipop Land | 6 | Paintra | |
| Level 3 | Old Odyssey | 7 | Kracko | |
| Level 4 | Wild World | 7 | Coily Rattler | |
| Level 5 | Endless Explosions | 7 | Pyribbit | |
| Level 6 | Royal Road | 8 | Masked Dedede (Story Mode only) Queen Sectonia Shadow Dedede (Dededetour! only) |
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| Level 7 | Eternal Dreamland | 0 | Queen Sectonia |
Antagonists
Enemies
Enemies marked with a * are new enemies.
Mid-Bosses
Note: More powerful Deluxe forms of these mid-bosses, which have "DX" appended to the ends of their names, appear at various points throughout Story Mode; in Dededetour!, all mid-bosses are battled in their DX forms.
Bosses
Note: In Dededetour! and The True Arena, all bosses are fought in their more powerful Deluxe (DX) forms (except for those that do not appear in Story Mode).
- Flowery Woods
- Paintra
- Kracko
- Coily Rattler
- Pyribbit
- Masked Dedede (Story Mode and The Arena only)
- Masked Dedede's Revenge (Story Mode and The Arena only)
- Queen Sectonia
- Shadow Dedede (Dededetour! and True Arena only)
- Dark Meta Knight's Revenge (Dededetour! and True Arena only)
- Soul of Sectonia (True Arena only)
