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I get hit in DL 3 but I don't lose my power very often. And SSU also had the same as DL 3, which is "get hit and you lose your power sometimes". I would assume it's the same for SS.

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So this came in the mail today.

I need to ask something. I read in several places, including our wiki, that Dark Matter's motivation for attacking planets is because that they are jealous of positive emotion, but I can't find a definitive official source. Is that just Fanon, then? Because of Dark Matter is just a Generic Doomsday Villain, we might as well accept them as such.

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It's probably in website stuff.

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I just assumed he became evil because Mr. and Mrs. Matter decided to give him the first name "Dark" (seriously, what horrible parent does that?), and he felt that with a name like that, he had no choice but to become evil. I mean, who would accept a resume from someone with the name "Dark Matter"?

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What website stuff? Can anyone point me in this direction?

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I haven't seen that anywhere. I think it's just fanon. If it's on the wiki, erase it, and tell people who want to add it back to link to an official source.

edited 5th Apr '13 12:52:02 PM by Marioguy128

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In Kirby 64 Dark Matter wanted the power of Ripple Star's crystal. That is about the only motivation I have seen.

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Me and a friend did a piece on Kirby for his 21st anniversary.

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Kirby and Ribbon was so cute that the thread woke up!

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As for actual meaningful content, 3 Kirby games, Kirby Super Star, Kirby's Dreamland 3, and Kirby's Dram Course made it onto the Wii U eshop. If you buy 2 of those games, you get the 3rd one free. Deal's good till May 30. http://www.nintendo.com/wiiu/downloads/virtual-console/deals

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Been recently listening to different variations of Dedede's theme, and somehow, not even making it go backwards detracts from its awesomeness.

Is there any way to make it sound bad, or is it literally perfect?

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You could make the instrumentation like the Sonic Unleashed E rank music?

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Somehow, the E rank music is awesome because of the hilarity of the drunken orchestra, so I don't think that's a good way to go.

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I've been playing Amazing Mirror lately, and... is it wrong if I find it actually difficult? I mean, enemies are placed in very inconvenient spots, ability-giving enemies are unusually fast for the series, and enemies in general tend to come in greater numbers than before in this series. That and since this is one of the first Metroidvania games I've played, I'm getting lost a lot.

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Yeah, Kirby and Metroidvania are not a good mix. The result ends up being extremely unfair unless you memorize everything.

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The most frustrating thing for me was how you lose your ability EVERY TIME you're hit... or was that Nightmare in Dreamland?

It was still fun nonetheless, though.

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It might've been Nightmare in Dreamland, as the same thing happens in Kirby's Adventure, the game it was based on.

Yeah, that also happens in Amazing Mirror.

At least one knows WHEN they'll lose their ability, though.

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I think you are more likely to lose your ability if you get hit while your health is lower than average, or if the enemy attacking you is pretty strong.

Eh.

The only Kirby games where each attack has a chance to knock the ability out of you is Super Star and Return to Dream Land. Every other game has one hit knock the ability out of you.

Amazing Mirror would be so much less frustrating if it didn't have that. I'm fine with it in Adventure and Squeak Squad, but not in Amazing Mirror.

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In 64, Super Star, Squeak Squad, and Returns the only way you would lost your ability by means of the enemies was if you ran into the enemy two times or got hit by an an enemy's attack/projectile. In any other game it was a One and Done situation.

I'd Say 64, Super Star, and Amazing Mirror are the hardest traditonal Kirby games. Amazing mirror has the level design, the amount of Enemies in each area, and personally find Dark MK and this games final bosses really freakin' hard. So hard I didn't beat it until a year ago.

edited 6th Jul '13 9:18:00 PM by randomness4

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I wouldn't classify 64 as a traditional Kirby game. I classify it as one of the puzzle-oriented Dark Matter Trilogy. Also, I think Super Star is one of the easiest of the series, thanks entirely to the guard button.

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Guard+Mirror tended to break things, yeah.

As someone who's gone through Helper to Hero as every helper, I find most the bosses easy due to memorizing their attacks and even some patterns. (Wham Bam Jewel is about as easy as Masked Dedede in my opinion.)

The True Arena and Galacta Knight still makes me want to cry, though. I had to cheese that using Stone.

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