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|monster= [[Lovely]] | |monster= [[Lovely]] | ||
|character= [[Kirby | |character= [[Kirby (anime character)|Kirby]], [[Tiff]], [[Tuff]], [[Whispy Woods]], [[King Dedede (anime character)|King Dedede]], [[Lovely]] | ||
|previousepisode=[[Hour of the WolfWrath]] | |previousepisode=[[Hour of the WolfWrath]] | ||
|nextepisode=[[Labor Daze]] | |nextepisode=[[Labor Daze]] | ||
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'''The Flower Plot''' is the 27th (25th in the 4Kids broadcast) episode of the ''[[Kirby: Right Back at Ya!]]'' series. In this episode, a flower named [[Lovely]] grows in [[Whispy Woods Forest]], and [[Whispy Woods]] grows infatuated with it. Seeing this and still hoping to clear the forest away to build a country club, [[King Dedede | {{Distinguish|the episode involving [[Lovely]]|[[Flower Power]], which involves the [[Pukey Flower]]}} | ||
'''The Flower Plot''' is the 27th (25th in the 4Kids broadcast) episode of the ''[[Kirby: Right Back at Ya!]]'' series. In this episode, a flower named [[Lovely]] grows in [[Whispy Woods Forest]], and [[Whispy Woods]] grows infatuated with it. Seeing this and still hoping to clear the forest away to build a country club, [[King Dedede (anime character)|King Dedede]] hatches a plan to abduct Lovely and turn the flower into a [[monster]]. With this deed done, he uses [[Tiff]], [[Tuff]], and [[Kirby]] as unwitting pawns to replant the transformed Lovely in Whispy's vicinity, where she proceeds to drain his life force away. The plan nearly succeeds, but Lovely grows too impatient and tries to dispatch the kids, snapping Whispy out of his stupor and allowing Kirby to defeat her and save the forest using the [[Cutter]] [[Copy Ability]]. | |||
This episode marks the beginning of Season 2. | This episode marks the beginning of Season 2. | ||
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The following characters appear in this episode: | The following characters appear in this episode: | ||
{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" border="1" cellpadding="2" | {| class="wikitable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" border="1" cellpadding="2" | ||
!colspan= | !colspan=2|Cast of "The Flower Plot" | ||
|- | |- | ||
!Character | !Character | ||
!Selected quote | !Selected quote | ||
|- | |- | ||
!colspan= | !colspan=2|Primary characters | ||
|- | |- | ||
| | |{{center|[[File:E27 Kirby.png|100px]]<br>'''[[Kirby (anime character)|Kirby]]'''}} | ||
|''"Lovely! Lovely! Poyo!"'' | |''"Lovely! Lovely! Poyo!"'' | ||
|- | |- | ||
| | |{{center|[[File:E27 Whispy Woods.png|100px]]<br>'''[[Whispy Woods]]'''}} | ||
|''"This flower is truly the most beautiful plant in the forest. Just looking at it makes me happy. I will keep it blooming here for as long as I can."'' | |''"This flower is truly the most beautiful plant in the forest. Just looking at it makes me happy. I will keep it blooming here for as long as I can."'' | ||
|- | |- | ||
| | |{{center|[[File:E27 Tiff.png|100px]]<br>'''[[Tiff]]'''}} | ||
|''"Let's see. What's a good name for a flower...? Hey! Why don't we call it Lovely?!"'' | |''"Let's see. What's a good name for a flower...? Hey! Why don't we call it Lovely?!"'' | ||
|- | |- | ||
| | |{{center|[[File:E27 Tuff.png|100px]]<br>'''[[Tuff]]'''}} | ||
|''"What's special about this one? Dream Land's got lots of flowers!"'' | |''"What's special about this one? Dream Land's got lots of flowers!"'' | ||
|- | |- | ||
| | |{{center|[[File:E27 King Dedede.png|100px]]<br>'''[[King Dedede (anime character)|King Dedede]]'''}} | ||
|''"You're through, Whispy Woods! I'm flattening your forest once and for good this time...so's I can finally build my very own deluxe country club!"'' | |''"You're through, Whispy Woods! I'm flattening your forest once and for good this time...so's{{sic}} I can finally build my very own deluxe country club!"'' | ||
|- | |- | ||
| | |{{center|[[File:E27 Lovely.png|100px]]<br>'''[[Lovely]]'''}} | ||
|''"Thank you so much for taking care of me, Whispy!"'' | |''"Thank you so much for taking care of me, Whispy!"'' | ||
|- | |- | ||
!colspan= | !colspan=2|Secondary characters | ||
|- | |- | ||
| | |{{center|[[File:E27 Escargoon.png|100px]]<br>'''[[Escargoon]]'''}} | ||
|<small>*chuckles*</small> ''"Those kids don't know I've got my robotic grasshopper eavesdropper spyin' on their every move!"'' | |<small>*chuckles*</small> ''"Those kids don't know I've got my robotic grasshopper eavesdropper spyin' on their every move!"'' | ||
|- | |- | ||
| | |{{center|[[File:E27 Fololo & Falala.png|100px]]<br>'''[[Fololo & Falala]]'''}} | ||
|(Fololo) ''"We'll check it out!"''<br>(Falala) ''"Don't worry! We'll find 'em!"'' | |(Fololo) ''"We'll check it out!"''<br>(Falala) ''"Don't worry! We'll find 'em!"'' | ||
|- | |- | ||
| | |{{center|[[File:E27 Lady Like.png|100px]]<br>'''[[Lady Like]]'''}} | ||
|''"We don't want to be worry warthogs, but what if they got lost!"'' | |''"We don't want to be worry warthogs, but what if they got lost!"'' | ||
|- | |- | ||
| | |{{center|[[File:E27 Salesguy.png|100px]]<br>'''[[N.M.E. Sales Guy]]'''}} | ||
|''"Well, if it isn't my | |''"Well, if it isn't my favorite manic monarch! What up, King D?"''<br><small>(after Lovely is brought in)</small>''"Why, you shouldn't have!"'' | ||
|- | |- | ||
| | |{{center|[[File:E27 Sir Ebrum.png|100px]]<br>'''[[Sir Ebrum]]'''}} | ||
|''"We're becoming a bit concerned about them!"'' | |''"We're becoming a bit concerned about them!"'' | ||
|- | |- | ||
| | |{{center|[[File:E27 Woods.png|100px]]<br>'''[[Whispy Woods Forest|Trees of Whispy Woods Forest]]'''}} | ||
|''"No, Whispy please! You must help us! We're in danger!"'' | |''"No, Whispy please! You must help us! We're in danger!"'' | ||
|} | |} | ||
==Locations== | ==Locations== | ||
*[[Dream Land | *[[Dream Land (anime)|Dream Land]] | ||
**[[Castle Dedede]] | **[[Castle Dedede]] | ||
**[[Whispy Woods Forest]] | **[[Whispy Woods Forest]] | ||
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==Plot synopsis== | ==Plot synopsis== | ||
[[File:E27 Scene 5.png|thumb|150px|Whispy Woods shows Lovely to Tiff and Tuff.]] | [[File:E27 Scene 5.png|thumb|150px|Whispy Woods shows Lovely to Tiff and Tuff.]] | ||
The episode begins in the central clearing of [[Whispy Woods Forest]]. On a small mound of soil in front of [[Whispy Woods]], a ray of sunlight peers through, causing a flower to grow. Whispy is pleased to see this new plant in his vicinity. A short time later, [[Tiff]], [[Tuff]], and [[Kirby | The episode begins in the central clearing of [[Whispy Woods Forest]]. On a small mound of soil in front of [[Whispy Woods]], a ray of sunlight peers through, causing a flower to grow. Whispy is pleased to see this new plant in his vicinity. A short time later, [[Tiff]], [[Tuff]], and [[Kirby (anime character)|Kirby]] set out to camp in the forest in order to visit Whispy again. Along the way, Kirby briefly notices an [[Grasshopper Eavesdropper|odd-looking grasshopper]] which turns out to be a robotic spy for [[King Dedede (anime character)|King Dedede]]. [[Beware: Whispy Woods!|As before]], Dedede plans to chop down Whispy Woods Forest to rebuild his country club, and is eavesdropping on the kids to find the way to the central clearing and get revenge on Whispy. As the grasshopper follows behind, Kirby and the kids reach Whispy Woods and reminisce on Dedede's previous plot to fell the forest and how it was foiled. Tiff and Tuff come forward for some apples, but are stopped by Whispy before they inadvertently step on the new flower which grew earlier. | ||
Whispy Woods introduces the kids to the flower. On Tiff's advice, he names it [[Lovely]] and makes further accommodations to help it flourish. The kids help protect Lovely by fortifying the mound with a stone perimeter and placing a cancel sign down in front, while they continue being monitored by Dedede and Escargoon. At that moment, a cloudburst occurs, prompting Whispy Woods to lurch forward to protect Lovely from the driving rain using his canopy. As the storm progresses, strong winds pick up, and the kids help brace the flower from the storm as well using their tent. After an exhausting effort, the storm passes, only for King Dedede and Escargoon to show up and snatch Lovely away under the cover of a smokescreen. Kirby dispels the smoke using his [[inhale]], but by then it is too late. | Whispy Woods introduces the kids to the flower. On Tiff's advice, he names it [[Lovely]] and makes further accommodations to help it flourish. The kids help protect Lovely by fortifying the mound with a stone perimeter and placing a cancel sign down in front, while they continue being monitored by Dedede and Escargoon. At that moment, a cloudburst occurs, prompting Whispy Woods to lurch forward to protect Lovely from the driving rain using his canopy. As the storm progresses, strong winds pick up, and the kids help brace the flower from the storm as well using their tent. After an exhausting effort, the storm passes, only for King Dedede and Escargoon to show up and snatch Lovely away under the cover of a smokescreen. Kirby dispels the smoke using his [[inhale]], but by then it is too late. | ||
[[File:E27 Scene 13.png|thumb|150px|left|The newly-transformed Lovely proceeds to sweet-talk Whispy Woods.]] | [[File:E27 Scene 13.png|thumb|150px|left|The newly-transformed Lovely proceeds to sweet-talk Whispy Woods.]] | ||
Back at Castle Dedede, the thieves place Lovely into the [[ | Back at Castle Dedede, the thieves place Lovely into the [[Monster Delivery System]] and request that [[Night Mare Enterprises|N.M.E.]] transform it into a [[monster]], explaining that they intend to use it to destroy Whispy Woods. With the deed done, they leave Lovely in a conspicuous place in the castle for the kids to find and return to the forest with. The kids re-plant Lovely in the mound - much to Whispy's gratitude - when the flower begins to speak. With her newfound power of speech, Lovely begins to infatuate Whispy, causing him to grow even more obsessed with her. Seeing this, Tiff and Tuff begin to grow suspicious, but they nonetheless leave Whispy and Lovely alone for the moment. Later that evening at the castle, [[Sir Ebrum]] and [[Lady Like]] become worried that Tiff and Tuff have still not come home, so they send [[Fololo & Falala]] to go find them. | ||
[[File:E27 Scene 25.png|thumb|150px|Lovely perishes in peace after being felled by [[Cutter]] Kirby.]] | [[File:E27 Scene 25.png|thumb|150px|Lovely perishes in peace after being felled by [[Cutter]] Kirby.]] | ||
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==Differences between versions== | ==Differences between versions== | ||
*In the Japanese version, the sign placed down by King Dedede reads in English "D D D Royal Country Club" | *In the Japanese version, the sign placed down by King Dedede reads in English "D D D Royal Country Club". The international versions just have King Dedede's emblem on it. | ||
**In that same scene, King Dedede pulls out a metal chainsaw in the Japanese version, but has a laser- | **In that same scene, King Dedede pulls out a metal chainsaw in the Japanese version, but has a laser-saw in the international versions. | ||
*In the Japanese version, the sign that Tuff places in Lovely's flower bed reads in English "OFF LIMITS!" | *In the Japanese version, the sign that Tuff places in Lovely's flower bed reads in English "OFF LIMITS!". The international versions just have a cancel symbol on it. | ||
*In the Japanese version, when the kids are reviewing King Dedede's plans to build his country club, the plans in question are emblazoned on the top-left with a crest displaying the name of the project | *In the Japanese version, when the kids are reviewing King Dedede's plans to build his country club, the plans in question are emblazoned on the top-left with a crest displaying the name of the project. The crest is absent in the international versions. | ||
**Notably, during an earlier shot when the kids are sneaking into the room, the crest is misspelled as "DDD Royal Country ''Clab''". Despite the mentioned change | **Notably, during an earlier shot when the kids are sneaking into the room, the crest is misspelled as "DDD Royal Country ''Clab''". Despite the mentioned international change, this particular error is preserved in both versions. | ||
===Dialogue differences=== | ===Dialogue differences=== | ||
*In the Japanese version, Whispy Woods provides a short opening narration at the beginning and end of the episode which is not present in the | *In the Japanese version, Whispy Woods provides a short opening narration at the beginning and end of the episode which is not present in the international versions. | ||
*In the Japanese version, | *In the Japanese version, Escargoon refers to his robotic spy grasshopper as the "Spy-Hopper". In the English version, it is called the "Grasshopper Eavesdropper", but is not named as such until [[War of the Woods]], where it is used again. | ||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
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E27 Scene 8.png|King Dedede and Escargoon use a fan to create a smokescreen. | E27 Scene 8.png|King Dedede and Escargoon use a fan to create a smokescreen. | ||
E27 Scene 9.png|Whispy and the kids discover that Lovely has been abducted. | E27 Scene 9.png|Whispy and the kids discover that Lovely has been abducted. | ||
E27 Scene 10.png|Lovely is transformed into a monster using the [[ | E27 Scene 10.png|Lovely is transformed into a monster using the [[Monster Delivery System]]. | ||
E27 Scene 11.png|The kids recover Lovely from the castle. | E27 Scene 11.png|The kids recover Lovely from the castle. | ||
E27 Scene 12.png|Lovely reveals her face. | E27 Scene 12.png|Lovely reveals her face. | ||
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{{Names | {{Names | ||
|ja=恋に落ちたウィスピーウッズ | |ja=恋に落ちたウィスピーウッズ | ||
|jaR=Koi ni Ochita Wisupī Uzzu | |||
|jaM=Whispy Woods in Love | |jaM=Whispy Woods in Love | ||
|de=Das zarte Pflänzchen der Liebe | |||
|deM=The tender Plant of Love | |||
}} | }} | ||
{{clear}} | {{clear}} | ||
{{Navbox-Anime}} | {{Navbox-Anime}} | ||
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- This article is about the episode involving Lovely, and should not be confused with Flower Power, which involves the Pukey Flower.
The Flower Plot is the 27th (25th in the 4Kids broadcast) episode of the Kirby: Right Back at Ya! series. In this episode, a flower named Lovely grows in Whispy Woods Forest, and Whispy Woods grows infatuated with it. Seeing this and still hoping to clear the forest away to build a country club, King Dedede hatches a plan to abduct Lovely and turn the flower into a monster. With this deed done, he uses Tiff, Tuff, and Kirby as unwitting pawns to replant the transformed Lovely in Whispy's vicinity, where she proceeds to drain his life force away. The plan nearly succeeds, but Lovely grows too impatient and tries to dispatch the kids, snapping Whispy out of his stupor and allowing Kirby to defeat her and save the forest using the Cutter Copy Ability.
This episode marks the beginning of Season 2.
Characters[edit]
The following characters appear in this episode:
| Cast of "The Flower Plot" | |
|---|---|
| Character | Selected quote |
| Primary characters | |
| "Lovely! Lovely! Poyo!" | |
| "This flower is truly the most beautiful plant in the forest. Just looking at it makes me happy. I will keep it blooming here for as long as I can." | |
| "Let's see. What's a good name for a flower...? Hey! Why don't we call it Lovely?!" | |
| "What's special about this one? Dream Land's got lots of flowers!" | |
| "You're through, Whispy Woods! I'm flattening your forest once and for good this time...so's[sic] I can finally build my very own deluxe country club!" | |
| "Thank you so much for taking care of me, Whispy!" | |
| Secondary characters | |
| *chuckles* "Those kids don't know I've got my robotic grasshopper eavesdropper spyin' on their every move!" | |
| (Fololo) "We'll check it out!" (Falala) "Don't worry! We'll find 'em!" | |
| "We don't want to be worry warthogs, but what if they got lost!" | |
| "Well, if it isn't my favorite manic monarch! What up, King D?" (after Lovely is brought in)"Why, you shouldn't have!" | |
| "We're becoming a bit concerned about them!" | |
| "No, Whispy please! You must help us! We're in danger!" | |
Locations[edit]
Plot synopsis[edit]
The episode begins in the central clearing of Whispy Woods Forest. On a small mound of soil in front of Whispy Woods, a ray of sunlight peers through, causing a flower to grow. Whispy is pleased to see this new plant in his vicinity. A short time later, Tiff, Tuff, and Kirby set out to camp in the forest in order to visit Whispy again. Along the way, Kirby briefly notices an odd-looking grasshopper which turns out to be a robotic spy for King Dedede. As before, Dedede plans to chop down Whispy Woods Forest to rebuild his country club, and is eavesdropping on the kids to find the way to the central clearing and get revenge on Whispy. As the grasshopper follows behind, Kirby and the kids reach Whispy Woods and reminisce on Dedede's previous plot to fell the forest and how it was foiled. Tiff and Tuff come forward for some apples, but are stopped by Whispy before they inadvertently step on the new flower which grew earlier.
Whispy Woods introduces the kids to the flower. On Tiff's advice, he names it Lovely and makes further accommodations to help it flourish. The kids help protect Lovely by fortifying the mound with a stone perimeter and placing a cancel sign down in front, while they continue being monitored by Dedede and Escargoon. At that moment, a cloudburst occurs, prompting Whispy Woods to lurch forward to protect Lovely from the driving rain using his canopy. As the storm progresses, strong winds pick up, and the kids help brace the flower from the storm as well using their tent. After an exhausting effort, the storm passes, only for King Dedede and Escargoon to show up and snatch Lovely away under the cover of a smokescreen. Kirby dispels the smoke using his inhale, but by then it is too late.
Back at Castle Dedede, the thieves place Lovely into the Monster Delivery System and request that N.M.E. transform it into a monster, explaining that they intend to use it to destroy Whispy Woods. With the deed done, they leave Lovely in a conspicuous place in the castle for the kids to find and return to the forest with. The kids re-plant Lovely in the mound - much to Whispy's gratitude - when the flower begins to speak. With her newfound power of speech, Lovely begins to infatuate Whispy, causing him to grow even more obsessed with her. Seeing this, Tiff and Tuff begin to grow suspicious, but they nonetheless leave Whispy and Lovely alone for the moment. Later that evening at the castle, Sir Ebrum and Lady Like become worried that Tiff and Tuff have still not come home, so they send Fololo & Falala to go find them.
That night, as Whispy Woods and Lovely sleep in the forest, some of Whispy's apples begin to rot and his leaves begin to fall, while Lovely slowly grows in size. Seeing this, Tiff and Tuff attempt to covertly dig Lovely out of the mound, but Lovely spots them and alerts Whispy. After some failed excuses, Tiff tries to warn Whispy that Lovely has been turned into a monster, but Whispy refuses to listen to them and wraps them up with his roots. At that moment, Lovely makes her move and grows to envelop Whispy in her own roots, sapping him of much of his strength while the kids remain trapped. Seeing this through their spy, King Dedede and Escargoon move out to the forest to finish the job while Fololo & Falala watch on having found them. As Lovely continues draining Whispy's strength, he remains attached to her, still refusing to listen to Tiff despite the rest of the forest appealing to him. Regardless, Lovely's sapping causes him to weaken to the point where he can no longer hold on to the kids, and they are released. Seeing this, King Dedede and Escargoon move to intercept them, but are hampered by Fololo & Falala, who then proceed to destroy the spy. Tiff discovers the remains of the spy bot and show it to Whispy as proof of Dedede's plot, but this is still not enough for him. The kids move to stop Lovely again, but are knocked away. Lovely attempts to finish them off, when Whispy finally intervenes to protect them.
At that moment, King Dedede and Escargoon arrive in the woods with their Armored Vehicle, having subdued Fololo & Falala. Dedede prepares to fire at Whispy with an explosive round, but Kirby intervenes to inhale the shell and spit it right back at the king, dispatching him. Lovely then starts spinning a set of petals like a saw blade, intent on using them to kill Whispy and the kids. Finally coming to his senses, Whispy instructs Kirby to fight her, and Kirby inhales one of these blade petals to gain the Cutter Copy Ability. After a brief duel, Kirby cuts Lovely down, as Whispy looks on with great sadness. As Lovely wilts, she promises to return one day and not be a monster again. An unspecified amount of time later, Kirby and the kids return to Whispy Woods Forest and find that in Lovely's place is a dense grove of flowers. The episode ends as Whispy lifts Kirby up before he can carelessly tread on them.
Differences between versions[edit]
- In the Japanese version, the sign placed down by King Dedede reads in English "D D D Royal Country Club". The international versions just have King Dedede's emblem on it.
- In that same scene, King Dedede pulls out a metal chainsaw in the Japanese version, but has a laser-saw in the international versions.
- In the Japanese version, the sign that Tuff places in Lovely's flower bed reads in English "OFF LIMITS!". The international versions just have a cancel symbol on it.
- In the Japanese version, when the kids are reviewing King Dedede's plans to build his country club, the plans in question are emblazoned on the top-left with a crest displaying the name of the project. The crest is absent in the international versions.
- Notably, during an earlier shot when the kids are sneaking into the room, the crest is misspelled as "DDD Royal Country Clab". Despite the mentioned international change, this particular error is preserved in both versions.
Dialogue differences[edit]
- In the Japanese version, Whispy Woods provides a short opening narration at the beginning and end of the episode which is not present in the international versions.
- In the Japanese version, Escargoon refers to his robotic spy grasshopper as the "Spy-Hopper". In the English version, it is called the "Grasshopper Eavesdropper", but is not named as such until War of the Woods, where it is used again.
Gallery[edit]
Lovely blooms for the first time in Whispy Woods Forest.
Kirby is momentarily distracted by a "grasshopper".
King Dedede and Escargoon watch the kids enter the forest using their spy camera.
Kirby and the kids rendezvous with Whispy Woods.
The kids set up a no-trampling zone around Lovely.
Whispy and the kids protect Lovely during a severe storm.
King Dedede and Escargoon use a fan to create a smokescreen.
Whispy and the kids discover that Lovely has been abducted.
Lovely is transformed into a monster using the Monster Delivery System.
The kids recover Lovely from the castle.
Lovely reveals her face.
Sir Ebrum and Lady Like send Fololo & Falala out to find the kids; as they have been gone all day.
Lovely saps Whispy's nutrients, causing his apples and leaves to wither.
The kids are caught trying to dig Lovely out.
Whispy is tricked into apprehending the kids.
King Dedede and Escargoon are momentarily sabotaged by Fololo & Falala.
Whispy defends Tiff and Tuff from Lovely's root strike.
Kirby inhales a cannonball fired by King Dedede to defend Whispy.
King Dedede and Escargoon silhouette the moon as they are blown away.
Kirby inhales one of Lovely's razor petals.
Cutter Kirby gains the upper hand on Lovely.
Whispy Woods basks in the new Lovely flower patch.
The final shot of the episode
Names in other languages[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Japanese | 恋に落ちたウィスピーウッズ Koi ni Ochita Wisupī Uzzu |
Whispy Woods in Love |
| German | Das zarte Pflänzchen der Liebe | The tender Plant of Love |
