List of spirits (Kirby series): Difference between revisions

*The Fountain of Dreams is where the Star Rod resides in ''Kirby's Adventure''.

*The Robobot Armor resembles a large, robotic Kirby and can transform its arm into a drill, which can be used to twist screws and activate cranks.

*The Dragoon has among the highest speed and flight capabilities in ''Kirby Air Ride'', hence Kirby's increased move speed.

*Rick's ability in the ''Kirby'' series allows him to traverse icy terrain without slipping.

*The spirit being equipped with a Fire Flower references Burning Rick, which allows him to breathe fire.

*Kine's ability in the ''Kirby'' series increases Kirby's swimming power.

*The spirit being equipped with a Freezie references Freeze Kine, which causes him to become entrapped in a block of ice.

*Coo's ability in the ''Kirby'' series allows him to fly quickly and traverse high winds.

*Gooey shares his usage of the [[Copy Ability]] with Kirby.

*Nago's ability allows him to roll Kirby into a ball (hence the Soccer Ball items) and jump twice in midair.

*Much like Fletchling, Pitch is a small and highly-agile bird.

*ChuChu's ability in the ''Kirby'' series allows her to stick to ceilings.

*Whispy Woods appears in the background of Green Greens and uses two attacks: blowing wind and dropping apples, both of which are represented here.

*The Puppet Fighters of Kirby represent the apples Whispy drops, rather than the character himself.

*Kracko often appears in cloudy settings and uses electric attacks, often dropping [[Waddle Doo]]s (here represented by two Pikachu).

*Nightmare infected the Fountain of Dreams in ''Kirby's Adventure''. The puppet fighter represents Nightmare's initial Power Orb form, which is fought by Kirby using the Star Rod.

*The song choice references Marx, another ''Kirby'' final boss.  

*This battle recreates the final boss fight of ''Kirby's Dream Land 2''; it begins with a fight against the possessed King Dedede, then continues with a fight against Dark Matter (represented by Meta Knight).

*The song choice references 0², the leader of the Dark Matter species and final boss of ''Kirby 64''.

*Gryll is the final boss of the Japan-only puzzle game, ''Kirby's Super Star Stacker''. The Warp Stars that appear are likely meant to represent the falling blocks that make up the game's puzzles.

*Heavy Lobster is a robotic enemy fought on the Halberd in ''Kirby Super Star''. The Fire Flower represents its attack where it emits fire from its claws.

*Moley is a boss who is often found burrowing underground. The ''Squeak Squad Theme'' music represents his counterpart in that game, Mrs. Moley.

*Dark Mind is the main antagonist of ''Kirby & the Amazing Mirror'', and often uses mirrors to attack, hence why he reflects projectiles. His true form resembles a fiery orb and uses flame-based attacks.

*Magolor is a mage with supernatural powers. He uses the same music and screen-flipping attack as his boss fight in ''Kirby's Return to Dream Land''.

*Landia is a four-headed dragon who splits into four distinct dragons after losing half of its health, which is recreated here. The music and stage reference the level it is encountered in, Dangerous Dinner.

*Susie is the secretary and executive assistant to President Haltmann of the Haltmann Works Company, much like how Isabelle is the secretary to the town's mayor in the ''Animal Crossing'' series.

*The metallic Meta Knight represents Mecha Knight, a boss from ''Kirby: Planet Robobot''—Meta Knight after undergoing a cybernetic transformation.

*The Three Mage-Sisters are Francisca, the blue mage who wields ice; Flamberge, the red mage who wields fire; and Zan Partizanne, the yellow mage who wields electricity.

*Waddle Dees highly resemble Kirby but have no special abilities or powers. They debuted in the original ''Kirby’s Dream Land'', which the stage is based upon.  

*Waddle Doos are similar to Waddle Dees, but wield electricity and can fire beams from their eyes.

*Bronto Burts are flying enemies known for ramming into Kirby while in the air.

*Poppy Bros. Jr are elf-like enemies who wield bombs, much like Link.  

*The Gordos are represented through invisible King Dededes constantly using their side special, [[Gordo Throw]].

*Scarfies are enemies who at first appear harmless, but turn into more threatening foes when attacked.

*Rockies are stone-like enemies who often attempt to drop on Kirby's head, reflecting Kirby's [[Stone]] attack.

*Bomber's tendency to suddenly explode is represented through the Bomber item.

*Bugzzy is a beetle-like mid-boss known for his grappling wrestling moves, hence Ridley favoring usage of [[Space Pirate Rush]].

*Bonkers is a simian mid-boss equipped with a hammer.

*Mr. Frosty is a walrus-like mid-boss who uses ice-based attacks.

*The Meta-Knights are Meta Knight's minions who serve him on the deck of the Halberd.

*Plasma Wisps are enemies who use electrical moves; the setting and music of the battle references their appearance in ''Kirby Air Ride'', specifically being based on the City Trial mode.

*In the ''Kirby'' series, Tac can steal Kirby's copy ability or Helper if one bumps into him. He often makes a speedy getaway after doing so, hence the timed nature of the battle.

*In ''Kirby Super Star'', Tacs commonly appear in ''The Great Cave Offensive'', the basis of the stage choice.

*Chef Kawasaki provides Kirby with the Cook ability, which allows him to turn enemies into food items that restore health.

*Knuckle Joe is a brawler enemy who uses martial arts attacks. The choice of Ryu as his Puppet Fighter likely refers to how his abilities take inspiration from the ''Street Fighter'' series, such as Rising Break being based on [[Shoryuken]].

*Prince Fluff appears in ''Kirby's Epic Yarn'', a game with an arts-and-crafts theme similar to ''Yoshi's Story'', the basis of the Super Happy Tree stage.

*The Puppet Fighter having stronger throws references the Yarn Whip mechanic in ''Kirby's Epic Yarn'', which allows Kirby and Fluff to pick up and toss objects and enemies.

*The choice of Palutena refers to Elline's fairy-like appearance, as Palutena, a goddess, is a mythical being like fairies, not unlike with the spirit battle for {{uv|Mario}} series' [[List of spirits (Super Mario series)#Wanda|Wanda]], coincidentally, whose core is required to summon her.

*Elline appears in ''Kirby and the Rainbow Curse'', a game themed around rainbows, hence the stage choice.

*The game utilizes the touch screen to have Elline guide Kirby while the latter is transformed into a ball, explaining the item choices.