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The '''Key''' is an item, appearing in ''[[Kirby's Return to Dream Land]]'' and ''[[Kirby: Triple Deluxe]]'' which is needed to unlock certain | The '''Key''' is an item, appearing in ''[[Kirby Mass Attack]]'', ''[[Kirby's Return to Dream Land]]'' and ''[[Kirby: Triple Deluxe]]'' which is needed to unlock certain objects. | ||
In ''[[Kirby Mass Attack]]'', keys can be found either placed in certain crevices, or held by enemies. It can be grabbed and held by one of the Kirbys, but if that Kirby is harmed, he will drop the key and it will shatter. Keys are used to unlock [[Treasure Chest]]s, which typically contain [[Medal]]s. There is also a special variety of key called the [[Skeleton Key]], which warps the Kirbys to a battle with the [[Skull Gang]] when collected. | |||
In ''[[Kirby's Return to Dream Land]]'', the Key is large and golden, with a blue star gem inset in the bow and two locks, designed in a lever type fashion. It glows with a consistent aura and emanates rays of light. | |||
The Key can be picked up, carried, and thrown like many other items in the game. Similarly, the character holding the Key can only make one jump and cannot use any attack but a [[Slide]]. When thrown, the Key can deal minor damage to enemies. The key can be used on any door with a lock, and unlocking a door will remove both key and door from existence. Additionally, while holding the key, certain enemies, such as [[Scarfy|Hunter Scarfies]] and [[Degout|Hunter Degouts]] will pursue the carrier until they no longer have the Key. | The Key can be picked up, carried, and thrown like many other items in the game. Similarly, the character holding the Key can only make one jump and cannot use any attack but a [[Slide]]. When thrown, the Key can deal minor damage to enemies. The key can be used on any door with a lock, and unlocking a door will remove both key and door from existence. Additionally, while holding the key, certain enemies, such as [[Scarfy|Hunter Scarfies]] and [[Degout|Hunter Degouts]] will pursue the carrier until they no longer have the Key. | ||
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The Key is an item, appearing in Kirby Mass Attack, Kirby's Return to Dream Land and Kirby: Triple Deluxe which is needed to unlock certain objects.
In Kirby Mass Attack, keys can be found either placed in certain crevices, or held by enemies. It can be grabbed and held by one of the Kirbys, but if that Kirby is harmed, he will drop the key and it will shatter. Keys are used to unlock Treasure Chests, which typically contain Medals. There is also a special variety of key called the Skeleton Key, which warps the Kirbys to a battle with the Skull Gang when collected.
In Kirby's Return to Dream Land, the Key is large and golden, with a blue star gem inset in the bow and two locks, designed in a lever type fashion. It glows with a consistent aura and emanates rays of light.
The Key can be picked up, carried, and thrown like many other items in the game. Similarly, the character holding the Key can only make one jump and cannot use any attack but a Slide. When thrown, the Key can deal minor damage to enemies. The key can be used on any door with a lock, and unlocking a door will remove both key and door from existence. Additionally, while holding the key, certain enemies, such as Hunter Scarfies and Hunter Degouts will pursue the carrier until they no longer have the Key.
In Kirby's Return to Dream Land, holding on to a Key for too long will cause it to grow unstable and eventually shatter, much like the other items in the game. However, in Kirby: Triple Deluxe, that limit has been removed.
CarryDees are enemy variants of Waddle Dees that carry Keys. Usually Kirby and his friends will need to catch up with and dispatch this enemy to get its Key before that enemy runs off an edge with it or unlocks an undesirable door.
