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==In other languages== | ==In other languages== | ||
{{Langtable | {{Langtable | ||
|ja={{ja|たーんとおたべ 春のおやつキャンペーン|Tānto Ōtabe Haru No O Yatsu Kyanpēn}} | |ja={{ja|たーんとおたべ 春のおやつキャンペーン|Tānto Ōtabe Haru No O Yatsu Kyanpēn}} | ||
|jaM= | |jaM=Spring snack campaign | ||
|fr=Festin printanier | |fr=Festin printanier | ||
|frM=Spring feast | |||
|de=Snackfest im Frühling! | |de=Snackfest im Frühling! | ||
|deM=Snackfest in the spring! | |||
|it=Snack a volontà! | |it=Snack a volontà! | ||
|itM=Snacks galore! | |||
|es=¡Atracón de aperitivos! | |es=¡Atracón de aperitivos! | ||
|zh_cn=尽情享用别客气!春季零食大促销 | |esM=Appetizing snacks! | ||
|zh_tw=儘管享用別客氣!春季零食大促銷 | |zh_cn={{rollover|尽情享用别客气!春季零食大促销|Jìnqíng Xiǎngyòng Bié Kèqì! Chūnjì Língshí Dà Cùxiāo|?}} | ||
|ko=많이 드세요~! 봄철 간식 이벤트 | |zh_cnM=Don't be shy! Spring snack sale | ||
|zh_tw={{rollover|儘管享用別客氣!春季零食大促銷|Jǐnguǎn Xiǎngyòng Bié Kèqì! Chūnjì Língshí Dà Cùxiāo|?}} | |||
|zh_twM=Don't be shy, enjoy! Spring snack sale | |||
|ko={{rollover|많이 드세요~! 봄철 간식 이벤트|Manhi Deuseyo~! Bomcheol Gansik Ibenteu|?}} | |||
|koM=Eat a lot! Spring snack sale | |||
|nl=Lekkere lente! | |nl=Lekkere lente! | ||
|ru=Весенний пир! | |nlM=Nice spring! | ||
|ru={{rollover|Весенний пир!|Vesenny pir!|?}} | |||
|ruM=Spring Feast! | |||
}} | }} | ||
==Trivia== | |||
*All characters present on the banner are closely related to food and eating. | |||
**{{s|wikirby|Gooey}} is a recurring character in the ''Kirby'' series who consumes enemies and takes their [[copy ability]]. | |||
**{{s|supermariowiki|Pyoro}} stars in several minigames in the ''{{s|supermariowiki|WarioWare}}'' series where he extends his long tongue to catch and eat falling beans or enemies. | |||
**[[Chef Kawasaki]] is a recurring character in the ''Kirby'' series who is frequently shown cooking and gives the {{s|wikirby|Cook}} copy ability. | |||
**{{s|pikipedia|Louie}} is a recurring ''Pikmin'' character infamous for his ravenous appetite, to the point of nearly ruining several missions because he was hungry. | |||
**[[Chef]] is a 1981 ''Game & Watch'' handheld LCD game where the player must operate a kitchen without dropping any food. | |||
**''Personal Trainer: Cooking'' is a series of [[Nintendo DS]] games that act as digital cookbooks with instructions on how to complete each recipe. | |||
==References== | ==References== | ||
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Latest revision as of 08:26, February 14, 2022
Spring Snackfest! was a Spirit Board event that gave a large snack and tripled the SP earned when defeating spirits. It ran from 6 a.m. on March 22, 2019 to 6 a.m. on March 25, 2019 (UTC).
Description[edit]
North America[edit]
- A smorgasbord of snacks has come to the Spirit Board! After a battle, you'll get a Snack (L) and the Spirit Points you earn will be tripled!
- Collect those snacks, and treat your favorite spirits to some levels![1]
PAL regions[edit]
- There's a smorgasbord of snacks on your Spirit Board during this event! After a battle you'll get a Snack (L), and the Spirit Points you earn will be tripled!
- Get collecting those snacks, and treat your favorite spirits to some levels![2]
In other languages[edit]
Trivia[edit]
- All characters present on the banner are closely related to food and eating.
- Gooey is a recurring character in the Kirby series who consumes enemies and takes their copy ability.
- Pyoro stars in several minigames in the WarioWare series where he extends his long tongue to catch and eat falling beans or enemies.
- Chef Kawasaki is a recurring character in the Kirby series who is frequently shown cooking and gives the Cook copy ability.
- Louie is a recurring Pikmin character infamous for his ravenous appetite, to the point of nearly ruining several missions because he was hungry.
- Chef is a 1981 Game & Watch handheld LCD game where the player must operate a kitchen without dropping any food.
- Personal Trainer: Cooking is a series of Nintendo DS games that act as digital cookbooks with instructions on how to complete each recipe.
References[edit]