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I\'m moving this here: rather than have a contentious sub-example for \'\'{{Kirby}}\'\' I think it\'s better to simply cut it.
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I\\\'m moving this here: rather than have a contentious sub-example for \\\'\\\'{{Kirby}}\\\'\\\' I think it\\\'s better to simply cut it, especially given how long and detail-packed the refutation is. Perhaps this material belongs on the game article?
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** The Copy ability [[hottip:*:not his inhale copy ability]]: a single use visor that scans a living enemy and gives you the ability you would have gotten by simply swallowing them, and it\'s range isn\'t even greater than his inhale vortex. While \'Copy\' is pretty useless for Kirby, it wasn\'t really meant for him - it was created for Kirby Superstar, where you could create \'helpers\' out of the various abilities (which could be controlled by Player Two). Most of the helpers would be stuck with whatever ability they were created with, but \'TAC\', the Copy helper, could absorb and throw away enemy abilities just like Kirby, granting Player Two more options. Note however the ability let Kirby copy powers from enemies he can\'t normally eat, like Scarfy (the little...orange floating happy thing that chases you if you try to inhale it.) Scarfy gives Crash, a screen wide nuke. This also worked on mini bosses before they were \
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** The Copy ability [[hottip:*:not his inhale copy ability]]: a single use visor that scans a living enemy and gives you the ability you would have gotten by simply swallowing them, and it\\\'s range isn\\\'t even greater than his inhale vortex. While \\\'Copy\\\' is pretty useless for Kirby, it wasn\\\'t really meant for him - it was created for Kirby Superstar, where you could create \\\'helpers\\\' out of the various abilities (which could be controlled by Player Two). Most of the helpers would be stuck with whatever ability they were created with, but \\\'TAC\\\', the Copy helper, could absorb and throw away enemy abilities just like Kirby, granting Player Two more options. Note however the ability let Kirby copy powers from enemies he can\\\'t normally eat, like Scarfy (the little...orange floating happy thing that chases you if you try to inhale it.) Scarfy gives Crash, a screen wide nuke. This also worked on mini bosses before they were \\\"knocked out\\\"...though I remember it giving oddball results, like powers aside from what you should have gotten. (Sword power from Chef Kawasaki?) Also in Milkyway Wishes, nabbing Copy Power first (actually somewhat easier then trying to get to it after obtaining other powers cause then the T.A.C.\\\'s in that stage are pointless) allowed you to temporarily copy powers the \\\"normal\\\" way, since he couldn\\\'t copy powers through eating in that game. For player 2, Copy is is practically a GameBreaker against certain bosses. By spamming the attack button, you can essentially produce a DeathOfAThousandCuts against Whispy Woods and beat it in under 7 seconds. Plus his guard makes him completely invulnerable. Where Kirby and most other helpers guards make them guard and reduce damage while they knock you back, attacks go right past TAC, since he looks to slip behind the scenery. And did I mention that he can copy other enemies, and goes right back to full health when he does so?
