Kirby slashes his katana in front of him. Kirby uses a bamboo stick to shoot water upward instead of forward. Because this attack is terrain based, if the powerful technique is used near water, the fireballs evaporate on the water, creating steam. Releasing B causes Kirby to slam his fist into the ground, creating multiple fireballs that heavily damages foes. Kirby starts building up power around himself. Kirby throws a knife/shuriken while clinging to a wall. Kirby clings onto a wall for as long as the directional button is held. Kirby is invincible during this move.ĥ0 (rising hit), 50 (diving hit), 60 (thrown object) This attack was in Fighter's Kirby: Squeak Squad moveset. Kirby grabs the enemy or defeated mid-boss, then jumps up high into the sky and slams the enemy against the ground. The shockwave's range extends much further in Kirby's Return to Dream Land.
This move also works in midair, but it will not create a shockwave (excluding Kirby's Return to Dream Land). If Shock collides with an enemy, Kirby will slash upward to create a rising serial shock wave that does lots of damage to foes. Both his fan and the blossoms abruptly damage enemies before fading. Kirby jumps up and, with a fan in hand, swings downwards to conjure a barrage of cherry blossoms. Kirby will rebound upon kicking an enemy. Kirby dives diagonally downward and extends his foot below him, kicking anything underneath him. The re-shealthing itself is made more noticeable in Kirby: Triple Deluxe as it is accompanied by a sound effect. In Kirby's Return to Dream Land onward, the animation is different in that Kirby unholsters his katana and dashes through foes at high speed with a quick-draw-and-re-sheathing strike. In Kirby: Squeak Squad, this attack looks like Quad Shock without the shock waves. Kirby is only invincible for half the attack. Kirby swings his kunai forward as he dashes. Kirby swings his knife/katana in front of him. It works when Kirby is wall-clinging, walking on water and in midair as well. This was the equivalent for Kirby Super Star’s Kunai Throw, but this attack deals more damage and is considerably slower. He wields a katana like he does in the anime, which replaces his kunai from previous games. As of Kirby's Return to Dream Land, Kirby wears a skullcap with a metal forehead piece imprinted with a star insignia. The Ninja hat originally had the same design as the Stone hat, only with different colors, along with a different skin tone for Kirby in Kirby Super Star Ultra. These properties entail walking on water and harnessing "jutsu" (simply Japanese for method or technique). In Kirby: Squeak Squad, Ninja was given more properties based off the stereotypical ninja rather than the traditional kind demonstrated in Kirby Super Star. This ability also allows him to cling to walls and jump-climb them. This is where Ninja Kirby's quick reflexes come in handy. Because these projectiles are weak on their own, Kirby must remain at a safe distance and throw tons of them at the enemy. This is because Ninja is predominantly projectile-based. In order to do sufficient damage, Kirby must execute many attacks at a time. It is also one of the rarest abilities, as only two regular enemies in the Kirby series yield it when inhaled. Ninja is best known for being one of Kirby's fastest abilities, meaning it is able to deal steady damage in a short amount of time. 2.2 Elemental Attributes in Kirby Star Allies.I am in awe of the creators and will be watching their careers with great interest. The amount of work put into this project is mind-boggling. Even if you only come here to check out the audacity of the project you’ll leave with “A Day in the Life of Red Five” or “Being from a Spaceport in Mos Eisley” (to the tune of “Being for the Benefit of Mister Kite”) or “Luke is in the Desert” (“Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds”) stuck in your head. This is one of those great parody concepts where the joke is good and the songs are better.
The album is available to download for free from their website or you can go to the their YouTube page where Katrin Auch has made lyric videos (along with Star Wars clips) for all the songs which you can watch in a playlist. The amount of work that Palette-Swap Ninja have put into this project is staggering from the rewriting of all the lyrics to the sneaky John Williams riffs they put into the songs. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band to create something brand new and incredibly familiar. It mashes up the plot of Star Wars with the tracks of Sgt. Princess Leia’s Stolen Death Star Plans is an incredible feat of editing, writing, and musical talent. To celebrate Palette-Swap Ninja has created, after five years of toil, the ultimate mash up between the epics from George Lucas and the Lads from Liverpool. This year sees 40 years since the release of Star Wars and 50 years since the release of Sgt.
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