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Is there artwork for the halberd from Kirby super star for snes
As far as I’ve seen, there is neither concept art nor official art of the Halberd from Kirby Super Star. There is official art of it from other games, but none in relation to Super Star. If anyone’s seen any, I’d love to see it as well.
In 5-5 of Kirby’s Dream Land 2, using Kine’s Spark ability in this room will allow you to see a picture of an orca whale. This is likely referencing Acro, as concept art seemed to show he was initially planned to be in this game. Coincidentally, 5-5 is also the stage with the naked lady made of blocks.
In some artwork for Kirby’s Dream Land, Lololo and Lalala appear without gloves and have different arms. This is the only time they’ve ever appeared like this.
Kirby doesn’t seem to like being called a “jolly fellow”.
Is there any early Marx concept art? He's my favorite character, and I'd love to see some if so!
I’m a big fan of Marx myself, but unfortunately I’ve yet to find any concept art for him. If I ever do, I’ll post it here right away.
Footage of Kirby 64 from SpaceWorld 1999 shows quite a lot of differences. Some notable differences are: different combo abilities, a natural suplex-like ability, changes to the cutscene shown, a different HUD, and it was said that this version had joystick support. Along with all this, as someone pointed out in the comments, it’s possible that co-op gameplay was considered, as the HUD shows two health bars. Although the second health bar could’ve been used for bosses.
The enemy Capsule J has never made an appearance outside of Kirby Super Star. It’s thought that this is to avoid legal trouble as he bears a strong resemblance to Konami’s Twinbee.
If you’ve ever wanted to get the Smash ability in Planet Robobot without using an amiibo, here’s a nifty video that shows you the in-game locations for it.
Screenshots from each of the 3 unreleased GameCube Kirby games.
There’s a secret test map in Kirby’s Air Ride that was thought by many to be completely inaccessible until recently.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sy2a_9SXvBk
Nicknamed the “Kirby earthquake glitch” by fans, if you use Kirby’s down+B attack on the edge of this slope in the Pictochat stage, you’ll stay in an earthquake-like state, allowing you to deal continuous damage to anyone that touches you.
For an entire year, Sears managed to get away with selling merchandise featuring Dedede engaging in sexual acts with a waddle dee.
According to Sakurai, this was the development kit for Kirby’s Dream Land. A trackball connected to a Twin Famicom system. He would move the trackball around to interact with an onscreen keyboard.
From a Kirby’s Dream Land 3 manga.
The returning characters, Lololo and Lalala, come from a previous HAL series known as Eggerland. The games follow Lolo as he attempts to rescue Lala, and one of the central mechanics is pushing blocks to solve puzzles, likely influencing their attack schemes in Kirby.
Kirby’s Dream Land 3 has a very unique debug system that even allows you to record footage for the game’s demo reel. I recorded this fight with Pon and Con directly from an emulator, so the video quality is quite bad. If you wanna check out the debug menu for yourself, just use this GameGenie code and hit select on the title screen: 00B87E01 .
Despite being up for less than a week, Kirby Kollection has already hit 100 posts! Unfortunately, There isn’t as much to talk about with Kirby compared to someone like Mario or Sonic. That’s likely why you don’t see many Kirby variety blogs. With that in mind, Kirby Kollection will be stopping its regime of 20 posts per day and instead posting at a much more relaxed pace starting tomorrow. Please enjoy your day and remember to play some Kirby!