Kirby Fighters Deluxe

Kirby Fighters Deluxe File:Kirby Fighters Z logo.png Title screen for Kirby Fighters Deluxe Details Developer(s) HAL Laboratory Publisher(s) Nintendo Release date(s) July 23, 2014 August 29, 2014 September 24, 2014 February 13, 2015 February 13, 2015 Platform(s) Nintendo 3DS Rating(s) ESRB: PEGI:

Game chronology ← Kirby: Triple Deluxe Dedede's Drum Dash Deluxe →

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Kirby Fighters Deluxe is a Kirby spin-off game for the Nintendo 3DS. It is a stand-alone, upgraded version of Kirby Fighters, a Sub-Game in Kirby: Triple Deluxe. It was released in tandem with Dedede's Drum Dash Deluxe in 2014 for Japan, North America, and South Korea, and in 2015 for Europe and Australia.

A sequel to this game, Kirby Fighters 2, was released for Nintendo Switch on September 24, 2020 worldwide.

Copy Abilities

Kirby Fighters Deluxe has 12 usable Copy Abilities in all, carrying over the original 10 abilities from the original Kirby Fighters, as well as adding two extra abilities: Beetle & Bell, which can be unlocked if the player has StreetPass data for Kirby: Triple Deluxe.

Copy Abilities in Kirby Fighters Deluxe
Ability	New?	Description	Notes
Copy Abilities
File:TD Archer.png Archer		A long-range projectile fighter who can aim with great accuracy.
Beam		A medium-range projectile fighter who has few but versatile attacks.
Bomb		A medium-range projectile fighter who attacks with explosives and can leave them behind.
Cutter		A medium-range projectile fighter who attacks with boomerangs and also fights with melee attacks.
Fighter		A close-up melee fighter who can throw out waves and projectiles of energy and has many techniques.
Hammer		A close-up melee fighter who specializes in slow but powerful attacks.
File:Ninja TD Pause Art.png Ninja		A versatile fighter with many long and short-range techniques.
File:Parasol TD Pause Art.png Parasol		A close-up melee fighter who uses his parasol to defend himself and attack with good reach.
File:Sword Kirby (Kirby Fighters Deluxe).png Sword		A close-up melee fighter who attacks with swift distended strikes and has many techniques.
File:Whip TD Pause Art.png Whip		A medium-range melee fighter who can strike and grab his foes and items with his whip.
Extra Abilities (obtained via StreetPass data for Kirby: Triple Deluxe)
File:TD Beetle.png Beetle		A close-up melee fighter who specializes in grabbing foes with his horn.	Has a special Hover.
File:TD Bell.png Bell		A close-up melee fighter who specializes in wide-area attacks and can throw out sound wave projectiles.	Has a special Guard.

Stages

There is a total of twelve stages that players can select from to battle on. Each stage is inspired by places in other Kirby games.

Stages in Kirby Fighters Deluxe
Name	Image	Features	Notes
Flower Land	File:KFD Flower Land.jpg	A basic arena with three Thin Floors and no additional elements.	Returns from Kirby Fighters, albeit with a different music, which is the Green Greens retro rearrangement from Kirby's Return to Dream Land. Based on Fine Fields - Stage 1 from Kirby: Triple Deluxe.
Springy Hand Land	File:KFD Springy Hand Land.jpg	Two thin floors, and six springy hands that randomly shoot out toward the screen. If Kirby is hit by the hand he loses some life and respawns back on the stage.	Based on Lollipop Land - Stage 3 from Kirby: Triple Deluxe.
Castle Lololo	File:KFD Castle Lololo.jpg	A three-tiered series of hallways with thin floors allowing passage between them. Lololo & Lalala appear and push objects through the halls.	Returns from Kirby Fighters. Based on the stage from Kirby's Dream Land, though taking its design from Float Islands in Template:KSSU.
Coo's Forest	File:KFD Coo's Forest.jpg	Six thin floors, and five holes in the trees that either Rick, Kine, or Coo will emerge from. They emerge from the tree, perform an attack on the players, and then return back through the hole.	Returns from Kirby Fighters. Based on Grass Land - Stage 5 from Kirby's Dream Land 3.
Dedede Arena	File:KFD Dedede Arena.jpg	One thin floor. Throughout the battle, King Dedede will appear occasionally to toss different objects at the fighters.	Returns from Kirby Fighters. Based on Mt. Dedede from Spring Breeze in Kirby Super Star Ultra.
Factory Tour	File:KFD Factory Tour.jpg	A flat arena with no additional platforms. In the middle are three large hammers which slam into the stage in various patterns.	Returns from Kirby Fighters. Based on Shiver Star - Stage 4 from Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards.
Bubbly Clouds	File:KFD Bubbly Clouds.jpg	A basic arena with two thin floor platforms. Kracko appears as a stage hazard to attack the fighters.	Returns from Kirby Fighters, albeit with a night-time appearance. Based on the stage from Spring Breeze in Template:KSSU.
Dyna Blade's Nest	File:KFD Dyna Blade's Nest.jpg	A small flat stage with no additional platforms. Dyna Blade appears to attack the fighters.	Based on the stage from Dyna Blade in Template:KSSU.
Butter Building	File:KFD Butter Building.jpg	A two-tiered arena with a high-up long thin floor on top. The stage occasionally spins to the left or right, taking fighters with it. Bronto Burts, Starmen, Laser Balls, and UFOs appear to attack the fighters.	Based on Butter Building - Stage 3 from Kirby's Adventure.
Haldera Volcano	File:KFD Haldera Volcano.jpg	A cavern split by three bodies of lava and a thin floor in the middle. The pits occasionally spew streams of lava outward.	Returns from Kirby Fighters. Based on Dangerous Dinner - Stage 1 from [[Kirby's Return to Dream Land|Template:KRDL KAW]].
Fountain of Dreams	File:KFD Fountain of Dreams.jpg	A large flat arena with no platforms or hazards.	Based on the Fountain of Dreams from Kirby's Adventure, and is the place where Team DDD is fought. In effect, it replaces Another Dimension from Kirby Fighters. On Single Player (Very Hard), the arena will change to resemble its 2D appearance from Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land.
Waddle Dee Train Tracks	File:KFD Waddle Dee Train Tracks.jpg	An open arena with two thin floor platforms on the sides. A Waddle Dee Train regularly rides through the middle and across the stage.	Based on Old Odyssey - Stage 1 from Kirby: Triple Deluxe. This stage is only unlocked if the player's 3DS has StreetPass data for Kirby Triple Deluxe.

Differences from Kirby Fighters

New Stages

• Butter Building
• Fountain of Dreams
• Haldera Volcano
• Dyna Blade's Nest
• Springy Hand Land

StreetPass

Abilities

• Beetle
• Bell

Stage

• Waddle Dee Train Tracks

Changes to Single Player Mode

• There are now Team Battles in which Kirby fights with a partner.
• Kracko is fought as a Boss in Round 5, who previously only appears as the Bubbly Clouds stage hazard enemy in Kirby Fighters.
• The Final Round, rather than being against Shadow Kirby, is instead a battle in which Kirby fights Team DDD (the number varies in difficulty levels): King Dedede with multiple pink Mini Dededes and two medium-sized orange Combo Dededes.
  • The Another Dimension stage no longer appears as well.

Rare Outfits

Alternate Costumes called Rare Outfits are added for each Copy Ability. Rare Outfits are unlocked when completing Single Player Mode on any difficulty with the respective ability. They can be selected by pressing X in the ability menu.

When any Rare Outfits are unlocked, they may also appear on CPU Kirbys. Rare Outfits don't change any aspects of the ability in core gameplay such as Kirby's stamina and hitbox, or attack damages and hitboxes (though they may change some aesthetic effects such as visuals and sounds).

Miscellaneous

Team Battle

Team Battles are introduced in both Single Player and Multiplayer Mode.

A Team Battle can be 2 vs 1, 2 vs 2, or 3 vs 1. Kirbys on the same team can perform Face-to-Face to share recovery food with their partners just like in the main series.

Team Cannon

A special item called Team Cannon is also introduced, which resembles Combo Cannon from the battleship Halberd.

Besides firing small energy shots when held by one Kirby, Team Cannon can allow Kirbys, provided that they are on the same team, to stack on top of each other to shoot a large beam of energy, which deals a large sum of damage. Larger amounts of Kirbys result in a more powerful beam.

Team Cannon's charge beam attack doesn't stop the timer in Single Player Mode even though everything else becomes still apart from the Team Cannon Kirbys.

Shadow Kirby Color

Despite his removal as a boss, Shadow Kirby still appears in the game and is now playable. Upon clearing Single Player on Very Hard for the first time using any copy ability, the player is given the option to select Shadow Kirby as a Kirby color in the other modes. This also causes him to appear on the title screen.

Single Player Mode

Stage Appearances

The following lists the possible stages to appear in each round of Single Player Mode.

Stage Appearances in Kirby Fighters Deluxe Single Player Mode
Battle	Kirby Vs. 1 Kirby	Team Battle Vs. 1 Kirby	Kirby Vs. 2 Kirbys	Team Battle Vs. 2 Kirbys	Team Battle Vs. Kracko	Kirby Vs. 2 Kirbys	Team Battle Vs. 2 Kirbys	Kirby Vs. 3 Kirbys	Kirby Vs. Team DDD
Stage	Round 1	Round 2	Round 3	Round 4	Round 5	Round 6	Round 7	Round 8	Final Round
Flower Land
Castle Lololo
Butter Building
Coo's Forest
Springy Hand Land
Waddle Dee Train Tracks
Bubbly Clouds
Dyna Blade's Nest
Factory Tour
Haldera Volcano
Dedede Arena
Fountain of Dreams
Stage appearances are based on observations.

Final Round: Team DDD

Main article: Team DDD

The final battle is against King Dedede and his group of clones made by the Star Rod Hammer Dedede Custom at the Fountain of Dreams. First, the player has to battle all of the Mini Dededes, who after jumping in from the background, are defeated in one hit, so they don't pose much of a threat. After that, Dedede and his two orange Combo Dededes appear to battle Kirby. Once the Combo Dededes are defeated, King Dedede grows over twice his normal size and attacks Kirby. Once he is defeated, the player unlocks a rare outfit for their current copy ability (if they don't already have it).

Gallery

Main article: Kirby Fighters Deluxe/gallery

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	カービィファイターズＺ Kābī Faitāzu Zetto	Kirby Fighters Z

External links

• Kirby Fighters Deluxe on Kirby Informer