Okay, now that I've seen the same exact argument go on all over again, the page needs to form a stance on this matter.
I can explain: The "pact" thing was popular Fanon back when Canvas-Curse was still new (Which is why it was included in Mushroom Kingdom Fusion), but some people started taking it too literally and assuming it was something that had been Lost in Translation.
Remember that "Butterfree die after they mate" rumor in The Pokemon anime? It's kind of like that.
In short, Epileptic Trees that became Word of Dante.
Hate sites were always doomed to fail. The only thing that can make someone hate a franchise with total certainty is the franchise itself.
Very delayed response, but the Japanese 20th Anniversary guidebook says that Ado is female — she was portrayed as such earlier in the manga, but this it the first canon resource that specifies. As for whether Ado and Adeleine are the same person? No idea. Even the 20th Anniversary Guidebook only says they probably are, with Ado being a nickname, and there's not likely to ever be an unambiguous Word of God or in-game statement one way or the other if there wasn't one there
"That's ridiculous. What would a walrus do with a magic bag?" Pokeamida
That collection game was never released in europe, right?
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I think the namespace of this should be changed to Franchise, but I have no idea how to do that.
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See How To Move A Page. Short version: replace everything on the current page with [[redirect:Franchise/{{Kirby}}]] and paste the text into the page you're redirected at.
I'm not sure it needs it, though; this page doesn't cover or even really mention non videogame works related to Kirby, and Franchise/ is often used for multimedia things.
That was the amazing part. Things just keep going.
We do have an anime on it. Kirby Of The Stars.
"If you aren't him, then you apparently got your brain from the same discount retailer, so..." - Fighteer
Ok, how can the World of Kirby be a Sugar Bowl, Vile Villain, Saccharine Show, and a Crapsaccharine World all at the same time?
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I think the multiple entries refer to how, in canon, Dreamland is a Sugar Bowl (and is treated as such), but how after thinking it over it appears more as a Crapsaccharine World (Eldritch Abominations trying to cause a Sugar Apocalypse, Kirby eating people (the enemies) to advance in his quests, etc). I'd put the Crapsaccharine World in YMMV though, since it's not treated as such in the games, and Kirby is not treated like a monster so either Kirby's eating is non-lethal or they deserved to be eaten, anyways (not denying that those final bosses are horrifying, though.)
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Does anyone know if the music in this trailer has been used in any Kirby games as of late (specifically Kirbys Return To Dreamland)? I was wondering if it qualifies as a Cut Song...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ILXkySK95po
(trailer to the canceled 2005 Kirby Game Cube game, which apparently is NOT Kirbys Return To Dream Land, but very similar in concept and design)
Do any other members of Kirby's species demonstrate his powers? Perhaps Kirby has unique powers specific only to him?
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There appears to be a separate member of Kirby's species in Dream Course, by the name of Keeby, who can copy abilities the same way Kirby can.
Two things I've seen some minor Edit Warring over:
Obviously, you can't tell with the first one, but can anybody clarify the second one?
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