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Warning: Contains massive spoilers.
Egg Engines is the remains of Mobius after Eggman finally won.
The entire planet is a mechanized (or roboticized) wasteland populated only by machines in the shape of living creatures. The name sounds just like one of Eggman's creations. And the boss of the area happens to look just like something the fat man would build to kill Sonic.
Raisin Ruins will be the ruins of Grape Gardens
This of course would never be explicitly stated in the game, but it would make sense due to the naming and might be implied through the world's visual design. Similarly to how Shiver Star in Kirby 64 The Crystal Shards was implied to be Earth after nuclear winter.
Spear will get a Super Ability version
Sword and Hammer already have Super Ability counterparts, and King Dedede, Meta Knight, and Waddle Dee are all essentially permanent versions of abilities, so...
Dark Matter and Zero will return as the true antagonist
Consider that many enemies from Kirby 64 the Crystal Shards and Kirby's Dream Land 3, that haven't been seen since the former, are returning in this game. Now consider that the game seems to be slower-paced like those aforementioned games, focusing on exploration and hunting down Plot Coupons. Also, Magolor will either turn out to be possessed by Dark Matter, get possessed later on, or will turn out to have been evil all along, with or without Dark Matter's involvement.
After the Lor Starcutter is repaired, you can travel to extra worlds.
The alien is the final boss.
Let's sum the story: An alien ship called the Lor Starcutter crash lands in Dreamland and pieces of his ship scattered throughout the land and kirby and his friends have to bring pieces of his ship to him so he can return home.
Seems simple enough. Now let's add the tropes:
An alien ship called the Lor Starcutter crash lands in Dreamland and pieces of his ship scattered throughout the land and Kirby and his friends have to bring the pieces of his ship to him So he can return home.
What did you expect from a Kirby game? For all we know, the gears which are sometimes hidden in alternate dimensions might be powering up the Doomsday Device.
Magolor was posessed by Dark Matter the entire game.
In his basic form, Magolor's body is hidden under his clothes, but he's clearly spherical-shaped, and sports a black body. His chothes actually hide Dark Matter's eye, while Magolor's visible yellow eyes are illusions. Now, flash forward to the final battle's second phase- Magolor's lower body is destroyed, leaving only his spherical black body, as well as his hands. The crazy grin he has is actually Dark Matter's eye- you can see the pupil when he opens it- and the eyes are again just illusions. (Similar to how Zero Two's eyes were just illusions in his angelic form.)
Dark Matter posessed Magolor to try and get close to Kirby to destroy him. But, to beat someone as tough as Kirby, he needed the power of the master crown. He had Kirby and co. do all the dirty work, then he steals the crown in a gambit to try and destroy Kirby once and for all. Were it not for Landia, he would have indeed succeeded. Wheather or not Magolor is killed at the end doesn't matter, really, because it was Dark Matter the whole time.
In response to the above, Zero was behind everything.
We know that Zero controls Dark Matter, so it was likely Zero's operation the whole time.
Magolor's friend who told him about Kirby is Marx.
It's all pretty consistent. Both characters are Magnificent Bastards to some degree, with brilliant Batman Gambits that have Kirby as the Unwitting Pawn in their plans to take over Pop Star. It'd be no surprise if Marx, after his defeat, told Magolor about how gullible Kirby was and how he could potentially seize control of the Master Crown.
The Master Crown is sentient.
Take a look at the cutscene where Landia is defeated—after Magolor picks it up, he never puts it on by himself—instead, the crown floats to his head. The Master Crown also never retains the same form, as its appearance changes constantly, once when Magolor transforms to his normal boss form, another time in his second phase, again as Magolor EX, and finally as Magolor Soul.
The Master Crown was created by the same technology that was behind Nova.
This would provide a good explanation for the similarity between the abilities of Marx and Magolor - giant lasers, thorn vines, teleportation, Soul form to name a few. Those spells were signature of the ancients that crafted both crown and comet, and when those artifacts grant power it's those abilities they confer upon their user.
Marx wasn't just Magolor's friend: he was also his mentor of sorts.
It's implied that Magolor's friend is Marx, right? I also think that maybe Magolor taught Marx the same type of spells he uses. In other words, Magolor taught Marx magic. It's why they both have similar magic attacks and soul forms as a Bonus Boss. Maybe as they studied magic, they became friends, and started developing plans to take over Pop Star. Don't know why Magolor would wait for so long to do his part of the plan, though. (considering that the original Kirby Super Star came out in the mid-90s, and this game in 2011...)
Magolor is a former Dark Matter.
Like Gooey from Kirby's Dreamland 3, Magolor was a Dark Matter who rebelled against Zero and ran off somewhere, he eventually arrived at Halcandra and lived there for a few years. After Zero 2's defeat in Kirby 64, his soul slipped itself into the Master Crown, possessing Landia and causing it to go on a rampage; at this point Magolor had a few friends and his own ship. After Landia's rampage, Magolor confronted him and lost, causing him and his ship to crash into Popstar.
Now bitter and pissed off, Magolor asked Kirby and his friend to bring back the fallen ship parts; keeping a calm and friendly facade throughout. Once they flew to Halcandra, Landia attacked them, causing the ship to go down. Kirby and friends fought Landia and won, freeing Landia from Zero's influence. Magolor takes the crown for himself and transformed, his Dark Matter side comes back to him allowing him to brainwash the Starcutter Lor into attacking his former allies. When that fails he tries to kill them under Zero's influence. After Magolor is killed, the Master Crown shatters taking Zero's soul with it, freeing Magolor in the process.
Magolor EX is a manifestation of Magolor enhanced with Zero's power, and Magolor Soul is Zero, Lor EX is the Starcutter Lor at full power.
Magolor's consciousness belongs to the Master Crown.
Just... look at Magolor Soul's flavor text! He's described as "a sad shell that is an embodiment of the Master Crown itself".
Landia was possessed by the Master Crown.
That's why its eyes seem to keep changing color, from green to red to blue. At some point before the game proper starts, when Magolor unearthed the Lor Starcutter and was searching for the Crown, it wound up on the dragon's head, transforming Landia into its protector by twisting its desires to suit its own needs. It also forcibly merged the four of them together in order to keep them all under control; their breaking apart upon turning red is a desperation tactic. Blue is their true eye color, signifying that Kirby and the others freed them from the Crown's evil influence.
The Master Crown is an artifact of Dark Matter.
It would make sense. As we all know, In his Soul EX form, there is an eye in Magolor's supposed mouth. The eye looks incredibly like Zero's. Perhaps, as he-it-whatever was dying, it detached a bit of itself and possessed the crown as a body. perhaps Zero was Genre Savvy enough to know that greedy, shallow people were more likely to come across it, and Magolor would be the perfect shell.
Bandana Dee is the Waddle Dee from Kirby 64.
He was given his close position as the king's servant due to his help in the Dark Matter conflict.
The Master Crown could be considered to be one of the Lost Logia relics.
Think about it. A Mage from another dimension, travels in space with a ship, tries to go after that relic that's been made from ancient civilization that's fill with massive power but comes with a price of consequence.
When battling Magolor being empowered by the crown, one of his attacks involves magic spheres, summoning attacks and enemies, and bombardment beams. He can try to summon a black hole with the help of his Summoning Circle he use like most of his attacks with the help of the same Magic Circle Runes(though the runes will change once he became Magolor Soul) that's around both his wrists though it looks different from Mid-Childan Magic Circle but kinda functions the same way like how fast it can spin depending how much magic that's been casted.
Lastly, when Kirby was about to hit Magolor with his Ultra Sword attack for the final blow, Magolor cast his Round Shield to try to block off before Kirby penetrate his shield and finish him off.
The Extra Challenge's levels from Kirby's 20th Anniversary Collection were originally meant to be in Kirby's Return To Dreamland as downloadable content.
The events do take place after Kirby's Return To Dreamland, which explains why Magolor's still alive even after defeating him; and it does show the same graphical appearance as Return To Dreamland. It could have very well been likely that the Extra Challenge was originally supposed to have been downloadable content for Return To Dreamland, but due to Kirby's 20th anniversary coming up around that time, Nintendo decided to cancel those plans and implement those levels into the 20th anniversary game.
Magolor never wanted to fight Kirby(intentionally, that is.)
(I based this WMG off a comment on YouTube, by the way.)
The reason why Magolor wanted the Master Crown so bad, is that he was tired of Landia ruling Halcandra for Nova knows how long, and he challenged Landia in hopes to dethrone the dragon. He failed horribly, and Landia cast him into exile. Magolor had dug up the Lor Starcutter prior to the battle, in case he was actually exiled, and ran off to Popstar. However, Landia had shot at the Lor as warning shots as not to come back, and the Lor started to fall apart, as evidenced by the Energy Spheres still on Halcandra.
It was just when Magolor got to Popstar when the Lor completely broke and crashed. When Kirby and company came to help Magolor, he thought that this would be a perfect opportunity to get back at Landia if Kirby could fix the Lor. When all was said and done, Magolor took them to Halcandra to try and usurp Landia once more. The dragon, infuriated by Magolor's return, shot at the ship to try and get it to crash again, but it ultimately failed. Magolor, now knowing he was too weak to go up against Landia, sent Kirby and friends who have proved themselves to be competent enough to fight the dragon.
When Kirby took down Landia, Magolor took the crown, thinking the power would help him become the new ruler, but once he put it on, the power overtook him, and trapped his subconscious in the crown. His body, controlled by a force within the Master Crown, attacked Kirby. Did you notice the crown wiggling during the battle with "Magolor?" That's the real Magolor, trying to escape. When Magolor Soul was taken down, it freed the true him, at the expense of his body, sending him into a coma. He was sent adrift into space, and in a series of events, he somehow ended up back at Popstar when he finally awoke a year later.
Halcandra is Gallifrey
The Ancients all died out in a "time war" against the Dark Matter. Magolor IS Marx—he's a Time Lord and he regenerated. The Lor Starcutter is sentient because it's a TARDIS.
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