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This is an example of Lets Fight Like Gentlemen, not one for Duel Boss. The concept of Duel Boss is simply fighting one-on-one without allies, which Kirby does in most games regardless (including against Meta Knight).
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* DuelBoss: Most of the time, he hands Kirby a sword to battle him with, facing him on equal footing. If he doesn't hand Kirby a sword, [[OOCIsSeriousBusiness it's probably a sign that something is very wrong]].
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* LetsFightLikeGentlemen: Most of the time, he hands Kirby a sword to battle him with, facing him on equal footing. If he doesn't hand Kirby a sword, [[OOCIsSeriousBusiness it's probably a sign that something is very wrong]].
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* CharClone: Lacks the usual color scheme, but embodies most of the other traits.
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** Despite Meta Knight's legacy as one of the most recognizable characters in the series, he wasn't very prevalent in the series' early days. In particular, he was nowhere to be found in the games directed by Shinichi Shimomura. However, following his significant role in ''Kirby: Right Back at Ya!'', Meta Knight becomes a much more prominent character.
** In the original versions of ''Super Star'' and ''Adventure'', Meta Knight had a fairly simple role as the antagonist. In their remakes, however, he is the playable character of his own titular modes, ''Meta Knightmare'' and ''Meta Knightmare Ultra'' respectively.
** In the original versions of ''Super Star'' and ''Adventure'', Meta Knight had a fairly simple role as the antagonist. In their remakes, however, he is the playable character of his own titular modes, ''Meta Knightmare'' and ''Meta Knightmare Ultra'' respectively.
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** Despite Meta Knight's legacy as one of the most recognizable characters in the series, he wasn't very prevalent in the series' early days. In particular, For instance, he was nowhere to be found in the games directed by Shinichi Shimomura. However, following his significant role in ''Kirby: Right Back at Ya!'', Meta Knight becomes a much more prominent character.
** In the original versions of ''Super Star'' and ''Adventure'', Meta Knight had a fairly simple role asthe an antagonist. In their remakes, however, he is the playable character of his own titular modes, ''Meta Knightmare'' and ''Meta Knightmare Ultra'' respectively.
** In the original versions of ''Super Star'' and ''Adventure'', Meta Knight had a fairly simple role as
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** ''Forgotten Land'' provides the first ''subversion''; [[spoiler:Fecto Forgo]] ''attempted'' to possess him, but his own strength of will completely expelled them out of himself. His fight with Kirby in the Colosseum is considered training for him as he takes up the duty of guardian of the Waddle Dee Town for most of the game.
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** ''Forgotten Land'' provides the first ''subversion''; [[spoiler:Fecto Forgo]] ''attempted'' to possess him, but his own strength of will completely expelled them out of himself. His fight with Kirby in the Colosseum is considered training for him as he takes up the duty of guardian of the Waddle Dee Town for most of the game. [[spoiler:This does, however, lead to the creation of his Phantom counterpart in The Ultimate Cup Z.]]
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* NeverSayDie: Averted in the original ''Super Star,'' where he explicitly tells Kirby "[[PrepareToDie Prepare to die]]!" before his fight. In the remake, this was changed to "Kirby! Come meet your doom!".
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* NeverSayDie: Averted in the original ''Super Star,'' where he explicitly tells Kirby "[[PrepareToDie Prepare to die]]!" before his fight. In Played straight in the remake, this remake, where it was changed to "Kirby! Come meet your doom!".
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[-'''Main Series:''' [[Characters/KirbyHeroesAndSupportingCharacters Heroes and Supporting Characters]] ([[Characters/KirbyKirby Kirby]] | [[Characters/KirbyKingDedede King Dedede]] | '''Meta Knight''' | [[Characters/KirbyMagolor Magolor]]) | [[Characters/KirbyEnemies Enemies]] ([[Characters/KirbyMajorRecurringEnemies Major Recurring Enemies]]) | [[Characters/KirbyRecurringBosses Recurring Bosses]] | [[Characters/KirbyVillainousFactions Villainous Factions]] ([[Characters/KirbyDarkMatter Dark Matter]] | [[Characters/KirbyAnotherDimension Another Dimension]] | [[Characters/KirbyHaltmannWorksCompany Haltmann Works Company]] | [[Characters/KirbyBeastPack Beast Pack]]) | [[Characters/KirbyOtherMajorAntagonists Other Major Antagonists]] | [[Characters/KirbyOtherBosses Other Bosses]]\\
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[-'''Main Series:''' [[Characters/KirbyHeroesAndSupportingCharacters Heroes and Supporting Characters]] ([[Characters/KirbyKirby Kirby]] | [[Characters/KirbyKingDedede King Dedede]] | '''Meta Knight''' | [[Characters/KirbyMagolor Magolor]]) | [[Characters/KirbyEnemies Enemies]] ([[Characters/KirbyMajorRecurringEnemies Major Recurring Enemies]]) | [[Characters/KirbyRecurringBosses Recurring Bosses]] | [[Characters/KirbyVillainousFactions Villainous Factions]] ([[Characters/KirbyDarkMatter Dark Matter]] | [[Characters/KirbyAnotherDimension Another Dimension]] | [[Characters/KirbyHaltmannWorksCompany Haltmann Works Company]] | [[Characters/KirbyJambandranReligion Jambandran Religion]] | [[Characters/KirbyBeastPack Beast Pack]]) | [[Characters/KirbyOtherMajorAntagonists Other Major Antagonists]] | [[Characters/KirbyOtherBosses Other Bosses]]\\
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* CoolSword: Galaxia, his golden serrated sword that can fire energy beams. He also had a sword called Master in ''[[VideoGame/KirbyAndTheAmazingMirror Amazing Mirror]]'', which he gives to Kirby as the EleventhHourSuperpower and then leaves in the Mirror World. Master could be Galaxia, before its proper name was decided upon, as it is the same color, though it lacks Galaxia's jagged edges. He also keeps his basic sword from ''VideoGame/KirbysAdventure'' as a backup in case he loses Galaxia such as during his Colosseum battle in ''VideoGame/KirbyAndTheForgottenLand'' if Kirby manages to knock it away and steal it, but this doesn't hinder his abilities at all.
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* CoolSword: Galaxia, his golden serrated sword that can fire energy beams. He also had a sword called Master in ''[[VideoGame/KirbyAndTheAmazingMirror Amazing Mirror]]'', which he gives to Kirby as the EleventhHourSuperpower and then leaves in the Mirror World. Master could be Galaxia, before its proper name was decided upon, as it is the same color, though it lacks Galaxia's jagged edges.edges[[note]]It's also possible that "Master" is the name of the Copy Ability rather than the sword itself[[/note]]. He also keeps his basic sword from ''VideoGame/KirbysAdventure'' as a backup in case he loses Galaxia such as during his Colosseum battle in ''VideoGame/KirbyAndTheForgottenLand'' if Kirby manages to knock it away and steal it, but this doesn't hinder his abilities at all.
