Interesting Discovery About Kirby Air Ride.
If you've ever seen this video (if you haven't, you should):
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=lgpXPQYRlcA
You'll know that the video refers to Nebula Belt from Kirby Air Ride as "Galax". Apparently, this is actually because in Japanese, the Air Ride courses have completely different names, akin to the star names in Milky Way Wishes. So I went and looked them up. They were in Japanese, but I tried to piece together what their names were supposed to be in English, since the names are all made-up and English words written in Japanese.
Fantasy Meadows -> Plants (Purantesu)
Beanstalk Park -> Airūn (This was the only one that I couldn't figure out in English. If you can, please correct me.)
Celestial Valley -> Vallerion (Vuarerion)
Sky Sands -> Sandoola/Sandora (Sandōra - the two names depend on how you read the last three characters in the Japanese name.)
Magma Flows -> Magheat (Maguhīto)
Frozen Hillside -> Cold (Koruda - Gee, HAL, really stretched your imagination in that one, huh?)
Machine Passage -> Steel Organ (Suchīruōgan - Now THAT'S a hardcore name.)
Checker Knights - Checker Knight (Chekkunaito - This is the only name that is the same, for some reason.)
Nebula Belt - Galax (Gyarakkusu)
And that's all! What do you think? Are the names better? Worse? Do you want Kirby Air Ride 2 for the Switch (yes, you do)?
Anyway. Just thought I'd share. Enjoy!
(pls give us kirby air ride 2 hal)
