Cutter

Cutter Artwork of Cutter Kirby from Kirby: Triple Deluxe. Details First game Kirby's Adventure (1993) Latest game Kirby's Dream Buffet (2022, reference) Other game(s) Kirby's Dream Land 2 Kirby Super Star Kirby's Dream Land 3 Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land Kirby & The Amazing Mirror Kirby: Squeak Squad Kirby Super Star Ultra Kirby's Return to Dream Land Kirby: Triple Deluxe Kirby Fighters Deluxe Kirby: Planet Robobot Kirby Battle Royale Kirby Star Allies Kirby Fighters 2 Kirby and the Forgotten Land Usage type Unlimited use Obtained from Sir Kibble, Kibble Blade, Kapar, boomerang-wielding Poppy Bros. Jr. or Perot, staff-wielding Bukiset, Sawyer, Fishbone, Jackle, Waiu, Mr. Shine's star projectiles, Marx's Shooter Cutters, Marx Soul's Shooter Cutters, Flowery Woods' flowers, Miracle Matter, Void Soul, Chaos Elfilis's Shooter Cutters, Void, amiibo (Planet Robobot): Toon Link Power(s) Cuts enemies, ropes and grass with a curved blade that can also be thrown as a boomerang. Helper Sir Kibble Similar to Sword, Ninja, Spear, Leaf Final Cutter

Cutter is a Copy Ability that grants Kirby the ability to throw blade boomerangs as projectiles, or strike enemies up close with them. Typically, this ability gives Kirby a yellow cap with the blade embedded in the top, though other appearances of the ability may leave Kirby largely unchanged until he uses it, with the most noteworthy outlier example being in Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards (where Kirby throws a piece of himself as the boomerang). Using this ability, Kirby can slice ropes and foliage from a distance by steering his projectiles, or get up close and defeat foes with the devastating Final Cutter attack.

Cutter first appeared in Kirby's Adventure, making it among the oldest Copy Abilities in the entire series. Since then, it has appeared as an ability in 16 subsequent games, tying Parasol as the most ubiquitous ability in the whole series. Its primary provider is the yellow suit of armor known as Sir Kibble, but many other creatures provide this ability, including Poppy Bros. Jr. with boomerangs, Kapar, the Mid-Boss Kibble Blade, and the projectiles thrown out by Soul-form bosses that use Shooter Cutter as an attack.

Characteristics

Kirby using the Cutter ability to slice a nut off a vine in Kirby Star Allies.

Cutter is among the oldest and most ubiquitous Copy Abilities in the Kirby series, first appearing in Kirby's Adventure and reappearing in every subsequent main-series title, along with several spin-offs. In its most basic form, it gives Kirby the ability to throw bladed boomerang projectiles that travel a short distance in front of him before flying back. While the range forward is rather limited, if Kirby gets out of the way of his boomerang as it returns, it will fly past him and keep traveling until it leaves the screen or hits something. As such, it is often useful for Kirby to use this ability while facing away from his target in order to keep a safer distance.

Various subsequent Kirby games give the Cutter ability more utility. There are several stage devices such as ropes and foliage which can be sliced using Cutter, giving the ability utility outside of simply battling foes. Most games also allow Kirby to steer his boomerang after throwing it, allowing him to reach otherwise difficult spots with his attacks. Games that follow Kirby Super Star's example add a large number of melee attacks to Cutter, allowing Kirby to fight up close with rapid swings of his cutter blade, finishing with the iconic Final Cutter technique. Main-series titles starting with Kirby: Squeak Squad allow Kirby to throw more powerful Cutter blades that pass through their targets (usually after charging up the attack). Lastly, Cutter is readily fused with other elements, producing powerful combinations such as those seen in Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards and Kirby Star Allies.

The Cutter Ability's most recognizable provider is the yellow suit of armor called Sir Kibble, who appears in nearly every game that Cutter is featured in. Besides him, there are many more enemies that provide the ability, and it can also be absorbed from the attacks of certain bosses, with the most notable example being Shooter Cutter's projectiles.

Game appearances

Kirby's Adventure / Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land

Cutter Kirby first appearance is Kirby's Adventure, which marks the debut of Copy Abilities. The player can make Kirby throw up to 3 cutters that return like boomerangs by pressing the B button. If Kirby jumps out of the way of his returning cutter, it will fly past him and off the screen, making this ability useful as a long-range attack from behind. Kirby uses the default sprite for this ability.

Kirby's Dream Land 2

Cutter appears as an ability in Kirby's Dream Land 2. When by himself, Cutter Kirby functions identically to how he does in Kirby's Adventure. However, the attack changes character when paired up with Rick, Kine, or Coo. The attack changes as follows:

Animal Friend	Appearance	Description
Coo		Coo throws three feathers ahead which spread out.
Kine		Lets Kine spit a crescent-shaped laser from his mouth, which grows as it travels further.
Rick		Rick throws Kirby like a boomerang into the direction he is facing.

Throughout Kirby's Dream Land 2, there are specific blocks which can be broken only with the Cutter ability. They are marked with a straight line across them.

Kirby's Dream Land 3

Cutter appears as an ability in Kirby's Dream Land 3. When by himself, Cutter Kirby functions identically to how he does in Kirby's Adventure. However, the attack changes character when paired up with one of the six Animal Friends. The attack changes as follows:

Animal Friend	Appearance	Description
ChuChu		Kirby swings ChuChu around himself like an axe blade, defeating enemies around him. He cannot throw ChuChu, however.
Coo		Coo throws out a single feather straight ahead.
Kine		Lets Kine spit a crescent-shaped laser from his mouth, which destroys Star Blocks without stopping and shrinks as it travels further until it has fully disappeared.
Nago		Nago swings Kirby upwards very quickly, creating a crescent-shaped blast of energy that flies diagonally into the sky, defeating enemies in it path.
Pitch		Pitch is thrown like a boomerang, harming enemies he touches and returning to Kirby. Moving just right can cause Pitch to circle around Kirby indefinitely. Kirby cannot enter doors until he catches the bird again.
Rick		Rick throws Kirby like a boomerang, making him slowly fly through the air and attempt to return to the hamster. If Rick moves just right, it is possible to prevent Kirby from returning to his back, causing him to repeatedly orbit his friend instead.

Throughout Kirby's Dream Land 3, there are specific blocks which can be broken only with the Cutter ability. They are marked with the Cutter icon on them.

Kirby Super Star / Kirby Super Star Ultra

Kirby Super Star Ultra icon
from Milky Way Wishes

In Kirby Super Star and its remake, Kirby Super Star Ultra, Kirby can also obtain the cutter ability through Copy Essence Deluxes. With the cutter ability equipped, Kirby can create Sir Kibble as a helper. Kirby's visual appearance only changes by the addition of a yellow helmet.

Cutter moveset for Kirby Super Star and Kirby Super Star Ultra
Skill	Button Execution	Skill	Button Execution
Cutter Boomerang	B	Cutter Dash	Dash + B
Sweep Cutter	Hold B in air	Cutter Drop	↓ + B in air
Cleaving Cutter	B near foe	Nonstop Cutter Final Cutter	B B B near foe

Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards

The upgraded Cutter copy ability, seen in Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards.

The Cutter copy ability undergoes a redesign in the third dimension, in Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards, though the method used to obtain it is identical to previous versions. Instead of throwing some sort of sharp projectile, Kirby uses his own flesh to produce a boomerang-like weapon that can be used in the same fashion. New to Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards is the process of copy ability upgrading and intermixing - the Cutter ability can be upgraded simply by swallowing two boomerang-like or boomerang-throwing enemies; the new power will be a large, curvaceous projectile that is created from a great percentage of Kirby's small body, not to mention the spikes the boomerang boasts on its outer edge.

Like all copy abilities in Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards, the Cutter ability can be mixed with other abilities to produce different effects. For example, mixing the Fire and Cutter copy abilities will yield a flaming sword, a power that takes both attributes into account, while intertwining the Bomb and Cutter abilities will yield a explosive throwing-star projectile.

Kirby & The Amazing Mirror / Kirby: Squeak Squad

Cutter returns in these games, acting much as it did in Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land and once again provided by Sir Kibble. Unlike its predecessor, the cutter blade can be thrown farther by holding B, and the angle of the cutter blade can be curved vertically with the + Control Pad. Notably, the Final Cutter technique appears in Kirby & The Amazing Mirror, but it is not performable using Cutter, instead being attached to Smash, Sword, and Master.

In Kirby: Squeak Squad, an Ability Scroll can be obtained which increases the size of the cutter blade and allows it to pass through multiple targets.

Kirby's Return to Dream Land

The Cutter copy ability is also existent in Kirby's Return to Dream Land. Kirby's Cutter Ability is fairly similar in appearance and functionality to the Cutter Kirby in Kirby Super Star. The Cutter ability is used often to cut ropes, notably, one Energy Sphere in the game requires use of Cutter Boomerang to access, and cannot be accessed with any other ability.

Moveset in Kirby's Return to Dream Land
Skill	Button Execution	Description
Cutter Boomerang	1	The basic Cutter ability; Kirby tosses a bladed boomerang forwards. After a short distance the blade accelerates backwards; if Kirby does not catch it, it will travel an indefinite distance horizontally. Cutter blades can be curved vertically with the D-Pad while in flight and are destroyed upon hitting something.
Hyper Boomerang	Hold 1, release	A significantly larger cutting blade. Acts identically to a regular one, but can bounce off walls before breaking and travels through enemies.
Cutter Dash	Dash + 1	Kirby dashes forwards holding out a blade.
Sweep Cutter	Hold 1 in midair	While falling, Kirby holds out a blade as long as the button is held. If an enemy is hit Kirby will bounce away.
Cutter Drop	↓ + 1 in midair	A diving blade attack.
Cleaving Cutter	1 next to foe	Kirby takes a blade and swipes it forwards.
Final Cutter	1 repeatedly next to foe	After a series of swipes, Kirby leaps upwards and drops downwards, dragging the nearby enemy alongside and shooting out a beam on landing.

Kirby: Triple Deluxe

Cutter returns in this game, largely unchanged from its appearance in Kirby's Return to Dream Land. Like in most titles, it is most easily obtained by swallowing Sir Kibble. However, it can also be obtained by swallowing Flowery Woods's spinning flowers. It also features as one of the abilities in Kirby Fighters.

Cutter also appears as two collectible Keychains, one using a sprite from Kirby's Dream Land 2, and another with a sprite from Kirby Super Star Ultra.

Moveset in Kirby: Triple Deluxe, Kirby Fighters Deluxe, and Kirby: Planet Robobot
Skill	Image	Button Execution	Description
Cutter Boomerang		B	The basic Cutter ability; Kirby tosses a bladed boomerang forwards. After a short distance the blade accelerates backwards; if Kirby does not catch it, it will travel an indefinite distance horizontally. Cutter blades can be curved vertically with the + Control Pad or Circle Pad while in flight and are destroyed upon hitting something.
Hyper Boomerang		Hold B, release	A significantly larger cutting blade. Acts identically to a regular one, but can bounce off walls before breaking and travels through enemies.
Cutter Dash		Dash + B	Kirby dashes forwards holding out a blade.
Sweep Cutter		Hold B in midair	While falling, Kirby holds out a blade as long as the button is held. If an enemy is hit, Kirby will bounce away.
Cutter Drop		↓ + B in midair	A diving blade attack.
Cleaving Cutter		B next to foe	Kirby takes a blade and swipes it forwards.
Final Cutter		B repeatedly next to foe	After a series of swipes, Kirby leaps upwards and drops downwards, dragging the nearby enemy alongside and shooting out a beam on landing.

Kirby Fighters Deluxe

Cutter is one of the selectable Copy Abilities which can be used in this game. Its move-set is largely unchanged from its appearance in Kirby: Triple Deluxe. Upon clearing Single Player mode with the ability once, a Rare Hat that resembles Sir Kibble's helmet is unlocked.

Kirby: Planet Robobot

Cutter returns in this game, largely unchanged from its appearance in Kirby: Triple Deluxe. It can now be used in tandem with the Robobot Armor to form the potent Cutter Mode, which can slice giant wooden beams and chains, and deals massive damage to enemies.

Kirby Battle Royale

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Ah, the Cutter ability. Those slashes sure are satisfying. There's nothing like a good charge session...and a Hyper Cutter!

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— Knuckle Joe's comment in Kirby Battle Royale

Cutter is one of the first abilities available in Kirby Battle Royale, and is also available along with Sword and Beetle in the Demo version. It is distinguished from the other abilities by its blade projectiles being able to bounce off of walls and other barriers.

There are three alternate pieces of Headgear for the Cutter ability. These are the "Sir Kibble Helmet", the "Mohawk", and the "Knight Helmet".

Cutter Moveset in Kirby Battle Royale
Skill	Button Execution	Skill	Button Execution
Cutter Boomerang	B	Hyper Cutter	Hold/release B
Jump Cutter	B during jump	Final Cutter	Y

Kirby Star Allies

Cutter appears in this title, along with Sir Kibble who can utilize its full move-set when recruited as a Friend. In addition to its standard attributes, Cutter can be enhanced using one of the five Power Effects, adding elemental power to the boomerangs and in some cases, altering their trajectories.

Moveset in Kirby Star Allies
Skill	Button Execution	Description	Damage (Star Bullet=52)	Elemental Damage (x1.25)
Cutter Boomerang	B	The basic Cutter ability; Kirby tosses a bladed boomerang forwards. After a short distance the blade accelerates backwards; if Kirby does not catch it, it will travel an indefinite distance horizontally. Cutter blades can be curved vertically with the D-Pad while in flight and are destroyed upon hitting something.	12	15
Hyper Boomerang	Press and hold B, and then release	A significantly larger cutting blade. Acts identically to a regular one, but can bounce off walls before breaking and travels through enemies.	24 (16 after hitting a wall)	30 (20 after hitting a wall)
Cutter Dash	Dash + B	Kirby dashes forwards holding out a blade.	16	20
Sweep Cutter	Press and hold B in midair	While falling, Kirby holds out a blade as long as the button is held. If an enemy is hit Kirby will bounce away.	22	27
Cutter Drop	↓ + B in midair	A diving blade attack.	22	27
Cleaving Cutter	B near an enemy	Kirby takes a blade and swipes it forwards.	12 (10 for any consecutive slashes)	15 (12 for any consecutive slashes)
Final Cutter	B repeatedly when near an enemy	After a series of swipes, Kirby leaps upwards and drops downwards, dragging the nearby enemy alongside and shooting out a beam on landing.	8 when it ascends, 40 when it lands	10 when it ascends, 40 when it lands

Kirby Fighters 2

Cutter returns in Kirby Fighters 2 as a selectable ability for Kirby. It is unlocked after attaining a Fighters Rank of 24. Its move-set is largely the same as in previous games, though damage values have been adjusted.

For more precise competitive-oriented information on the Cutter ability in Kirby Fighters 2, see Mizuumi Wiki's page.

Moveset

Cutter move-set in Kirby Fighters 2
Skill	Button Execution	Description	Damage (unmodified)
Cutter Boomerang	B	Kirby tosses a Cutter Boomerang ahead of him. It then returns to him, where he can either catch it or move out of the way to let it travel behind him across the stage.	13
Hyper Boomerang	Press and hold B, then release	Kirby charges up and releases a more powerful boomerang, which can pass through opponents and ricochet off of walls.	20 (initial hit) 16 (subsequent hits)
Cutter Dash	Dash + B	Kirby slides forward with a cutter blade out, passing through any foe he hits.	16
Sweep Cutter	Press and hold B in midair	Kirby falls with a Cutter blade out, dealing damage at point-blank range.	20
Cutter Drop	↓ + B in midair	Kirby dives diagonally downward with a cutter blade out, passing through any foes along the way.	12
Cleaving Cutter	B near an enemy	Kirby quickly swipes at a nearby enemy using his Cutter blade.	10
Final Cutter	B repeatedly near an enemy	Kirby performs several slicing attacks with his Cutter blade, then finishes by leaping into the air and dropping, releasing a shockwave that can travel across the stage.	10 (combo attacks) 15 (shockwave) (35 total when including Cleaving Cutter)

Kirby and the Forgotten Land

Cutter returns in Kirby and the Forgotten Land. Here, Kirby can use the blade to pick up items from afar as usual and return them to him. Unlike in other games in the series, Cutter's boomerangs are oriented laterally rather than vertically. During his adventures, Kirby can find Blueprints, which can be taken to Waddle Dee's Weapons Shop to evolve the Copy Ability into a new form. Cutter can firstly be evolved into Chakram Cutter, allowing Kirby to wield a pair of chakrams which deal more damage and tend to curve in a direction when returning, and then Buzz-Saw Cutter, allowing Kirby to do this in addition to now throwing large buzzsaws that ricochet off walls.

This ability is one of four accessible in the game's demo. It automatically becomes its evolved form once the three available stages are complete, but this can be reverted back to the original ability if the player so desires.

Moveset

The following is Cutter's moveset in Kirby and the Forgotten Land. All attack names are conjectural:

Cutter moveset in Kirby and the Forgotten Land
Move	Button execution	Description
Cutter Boomerang	B	Kirby tosses a bladed boomerang forwards. After a short distance the blade accelerates backwards and returns to Kirby; if Kirby does not catch it, it will travel an indefinite distance horizontally. Unlike in previous titles, this basic Cutter Boomerang can pierce through enemies, potentially hitting them more than once.
Hyper Boomerang	Hold B and release	By holding B, Kirby freezes the tossed Cutter Boomerang in midair and charges it, and Kirby can move freely while charging. There are 3 levels of charge: Lv 1: The Hyper Boomerang turns yellow, and has the same power as the uncharged Cutter Boomerang when released. Lv 2: The Hyper Boomerang turns red and bigger, and has increased power when released. Lv 3: The Hyper Boomerang turns flashing colors and even bigger, and has further increased power when released. After releasing B (or over a certain time period at Lv 3), the Hyper Boomerang accelerates backwards and returns to Kirby, and its power is increased as it travels further.
Cleaving Cutter	B near an enemy	Kirby takes a blade and swipes it forwards.
Final Cutter	B + B after Cleaving Cutter	After a series of swipes, Kirby leaps upwards and drops downwards, dragging the nearby enemy alongside and shooting out a Beam and a Cutter Boomerang on landing (which can be charged into a Hyper Boomerang by holding B).

Kirby's Dream Buffet

Cutter does not appear as an ability in Kirby's Dream Buffet. However, Cutter Kirby's likeness can be seen on a Character Treat, depicting his sprite from Kirby's Dream Land 2.

Super Smash Bros. Series

Main article: Final Cutter

In the Super Smash Bros series, Final Cutter is Kirby's Up Special Move in all installments. It's useful for recovering, but causes Kirby to plummet off-stage if he misses the ledge. It also shoots out a projectile if Kirby lands on the ground which can lightly knock back opponents. If opponents are hit during the downswing of the blade, they will be sent flying downward at a fixed velocity.

In Kirby: Right Back at Ya!

Cutter Artwork of Cutter Kirby from Kirby: Right Back at Ya!. Details First episode The Fofa Factor Last episode War of the Woods Other episode(s) The Flower Plot Obtained from Slice n' Splice's staff, sharp objects like Lovely petals Power(s) Gives Kirby a sharp blade to cut things with.

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Kirby has transformed! He is now Cutter Kirby! Cutter Kirby can battle his opponents with the cutter on his cap!

”

— Meta Knight describing Cutter Kirby in The Fofa Factor

In the anime series Kirby: Right Back at Ya!, the Cutter ability makes its first appearance in The Fofa Factor, when Kirby obtains it from the monster Slice n' Splice. The ability functions largely the same in the anime as it does in the games, though its ability to cleave through objects is highly exaggerated.

Unlike many of the other abilities, Cutter has a limited amount of air time. In The Flower Plot, Kirby uses the blade to quickly fell Lovely in a slice done off-camera. In War of the Woods, Kirby throws a quick Hyper Cutter boomerang to split the Royal Racecar in half, thus temporarily foiling King Dedede and Escargoon.

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  Kirby about to finish off Lovely using the Cutter ability

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  The Royal Racecar sliced in half on the road by Cutter Kirby

In the Kirby novel series

Kirby gains the Cutter ability in Kirby and the Dangerous Gourmet Mansion?!

In the Kirby novel series, the Cutter ability appears in Kirby and the Dangerous Gourmet Mansion?!, where Kirby obtains it from Sir Kibble. With this Copy Ability, Kirby only uses the Cutter Boomerang move to cut down a large tree.

In Kirby and the Dangerous Gourmet Mansion?!, when Kirby, King Dedede, and Meta Knight are on their quest to save the kidnapped Mrs. Parfaitski, they come across a small ravine. The three notice a bridge, and attempt to cross it. Before they can, a sharp blade suddenly flies out, and cuts the rope holding the suspension bridge, causing it to fall into the ravine. Sir Kibble reveals himself, and attempts to attack the group with more of his boomerang-like blades. Kirby drops the Wheel ability he previously had, which releases Wheelie. Kirby then inhales Sir Kibble to get the Cutter ability. Kirby throws the blade on his head at the tallest, thickest tree he could find to cut it down. The tree falls down and reaches the other side of the ravine, allowing the group to use it as a bridge. Wheelie is forced to lead the way. When the group reaches a cave, Wheelie requests that Kirby releases Sir Kibble so they can explain why they had kidnapped Mrs. Parfaitski. Kirby complies, and drops his Cutter ability to release a dazed and angered Sir Kibble.

Profiles

Flavor text

Image	Game	Flavor text
	Kirby's Adventure	Kirby can throw a series of cutters that return like boomerangs!
	Kirby Super Star	The Cutter can cut anything in it's[sic] path! Use it to cut down enemies, as well as ropes that get in your way.
	Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land	The Cutter Boomerang is coming right back at ya!
	Kirby & The Amazing Mirror	Throw the Cutter farther by holding B. Aim up or down with the + Control Pad.
File:USCover KSS.jpg	Kirby: Squeak Squad	Remote Cutter BOOMERANG!
	Kirby Super Star Ultra	Throw a boomerang all over! Slash! Jab! Strike! You can even cut ropes!
	Kirby's Return to Dream Land	Cut through ropes with the blade of a well-aimed boomerang. Aim up or down, or charge up for a Hyper Boomerang!
	Kirby: Triple Deluxe & Kirby: Planet Robobot	A boomerang that returns to your hand after being thrown. You can charge it up, steer its flight path upward or downward, and use it to cut ropes!
	Kirby Battle Royale	A razor-sharp ability that is effective at both close and long range!
	Kirby Star Allies	This boomerang slices grass and vines! If it skims land your friends are burning with fire or drenching with water, it will take on those elements. And if it absorbs wind, it can fly upward. Wreak havoc with your Final Cutter!
	Kirby and the Forgotten Land	Figure description: Swish! Sling that sharp-edged boomerang! Use it to grab far-off items. Hold the button down to freeze it in midair and charge it up. That will make it extra powerful! Swish! Weapons-Shop Waddle Dee: The Cutter ability lets you stop your attack in midair and charge it up! Just hold down B after you throw. Once it's charged up, let go of B to unleash a powerful Return Attack!

Kirby Super Star manual

• "He uses a cutter that moves like a boomerang to cut his enemies."

Trivia

• In Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land, the English pause description for the Cutter ability references the name of the anime, Kirby: Right Back at Ya!.
• Cutter and Ice are the only Copy Abilities which have appeared in every Kirby main series game since Kirby's Adventure.

Gallery

Artwork

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  Kirby's Adventure

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  Kirby's Dream Land 2

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  Kirby's Dream Land 2

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  Kirby's Dream Land 2

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  Kirby's Dream Land 2

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  Kirby Super Star

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  Kirby's Dream Land 3

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  Kirby's Dream Land 3

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  Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land

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  Kirby: Squeak Squad

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  Kirby Super Star Ultra

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  Kirby's Return to Dream Land

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  Kirby: Triple Deluxe

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  Kirby Battle Royale

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  Kirby Fighters 2 (Punk Mohawk Rare Hat)

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  Figure from Kirby and the Forgotten Land

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  Treasure Road artwork from Kirby and the Forgotten Land

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  Artwork of the Cutter Boomerang card from Kirby no Copy-toru!

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  Artwork of the Hyper Boomerang card from Kirby no Copy-toru!

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  Artwork of the Cutter Drop card from Kirby no Copy-toru!

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  Artwork of the Final Cutter card from Kirby no Copy-toru!

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  Artwork used for KIRBY MUTEKI! SUTEKI! CLOSET merchandise series

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  Artwork used for KIRBY MUTEKI! SUTEKI! CLOSET merchandise series

Sprites

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  Kirby's Adventure

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  Kirby's Dream Land 2

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  Kirby Super Star

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  Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land, Kirby & The Amazing Mirror and Kirby: Squeak Squad

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  Kirby Super Star Ultra

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  Kirby Super Star Ultra

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  Ability Item from Kirby Super Star Ultra

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  Keychain from Kirby: Triple Deluxe

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  Keychain from Kirby: Triple Deluxe

Icons

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  Kirby's Adventure

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  Kirby's Dream Land 2

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  Kirby Super Star

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  Kirby's Dream Land 3

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  Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards

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  Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land and Kirby & The Amazing Mirror

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  Kirby: Squeak Squad

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  Kirby Super Star Ultra

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  Kirby Super Star Ultra (Copy Essense Deluxe)

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  Kirby Super Star Ultra (pause screen)

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  Kirby's Return to Dream Land

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  Kirby: Triple Deluxe and Kirby: Planet Robobot

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  Kirby Battle Royale

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  Kirby Star Allies

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  Kirby Fighters 2

Screenshots

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  Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards

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  Kirby Battle Royale

Other

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  Banner from the Kirby Personality Quiz

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  Plushie from "KIRBY MUTEKI! SUTEKI! CLOSET" merchandise line

Videos

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Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	カッター Kattā	Cutter
Traditional Chinese	彎刀 Wāndāo	Scimitar
Simplified Chinese	弯刀 Wāndāo
Dutch	Boemerang	Boomerang
French	Trancheur	Slasher
German	Bumerang	Boomerang
Italian	Lama	Blade
Korean	커터 Keoteo	Cutter
Brazilian Portuguese	Gume Cortador	Cutting edge Cutter
European Portuguese	Bumerangue	Boomerang
Spanish	Cuchillo	Knife