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(→‎Trivia: i was replaying tkc and noticed the final score obtainable was actually a pun, so i thought it would be nice to add it since it's not the only score-related pun in the series)
m (→‎Gameplay: Just because they have new attacks doesn't make them bosses. A Colossal Waddle Dee that moves and jumps is still considered a boss, even though it doesn't really do much.)
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{{Infobox-SubGame
{{Infobox-SubGame
|image=[[File:KPR TKC logo.png|350px]]
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|caption=Logo of '''Team Kirby Clash'''.
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[[File:KPR TKC Japanese Logo.png|350px]]
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|caption=Logos for '''Team Kirby Clash''' in various languages
|type=Fighting - Teamwork
|type=Fighting - Teamwork
|levels=6
|levels=6
|players=1 - 4
|players=1 - 4
|appeared=''[[Kirby: Planet Robobot]]''
|appeared=''[[Kirby: Planet Robobot]]''
|theme music={{center|[[File:Boss Battle Theme KSS KPR.mp3]]}}
|theme music=[[File:Boss Battle Theme KSS KPR.mp3]]
|theme title={{center|[[Boss Battle (theme from Kirby Super Star)|Team Kirby Clash]]}}
|theme title="[[Boss Battle (theme from Kirby Super Star)|Team Kirby Clash]]"
|description={{center|Clip of the title screen theme for '''Team Kirby Clash'''}}
|description=Clip of the title screen theme for Team Kirby Clash.
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{{about|the Sub-Game from [[Kirby: Planet Robobot]]|the series of games|[[Team Kirby Clash (series)]]}}
{{about|the Sub-Game from [[Kirby: Planet Robobot]]|the series of games|[[Team Kirby Clash (series)]]}}
'''Team Kirby Clash''' is a [[Sub-Game]] that appears in ''[[Kirby: Planet Robobot]]''. In this game, up to four Kirbys take on fantasy-themed fighter roles and are tasked with defeating one of six [[Boss]]es from earlier ''[[Kirby (series)|Kirby]]'' series games. To complete their task, they must defeat the boss without being KO'd in turn or running out of time. As the Kirbys fight, they gain experience, which will allow them to level up after the fight concludes, improving their survivability and damage output. The experience gained is also used as the final score on each fight, with one of four [[medal]]s being awarded, ranging from bronze to platinum.
'''Team Kirby Clash''' is a [[Sub-Game]] that appears in ''[[Kirby: Planet Robobot]]''. In this game, up to four Kirbys take on fantasy-themed [[role]]s and are tasked with defeating one of six [[boss]]es from earlier ''[[Kirby (series)|Kirby]]'' series games. To complete their task, they must defeat the boss without being KO'd in turn or running out of time. As the Kirbys fight, they gain experience, which will allow them to level up after the fight concludes, improving their survivability and damage output. The experience gained is also used as the final score on each fight, with one of four [[medal]]s being awarded, ranging from bronze to platinum.


Team Kirby Clash can be played either solo with CPU allies, or via Local Wireless with friends. The game can also be played in Download Play mode without other users needing ''[[Kirby: Planet Robobot]]'' to play.
Team Kirby Clash can be played either solo with CPU allies, or via Local Wireless with friends. The game can also be played in Download Play mode without other users needing ''[[Kirby: Planet Robobot]]'' to play.
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!Description
!Description
|-
|-
|'''[[Beam Mage]]'''
|'''[[Sword Hero]]'''
|[[File:KPR TKC Beam Mage.png]]
|[[File:KPR TKC Sword Hero.png]]
|A supporting role based on [[Beam]]. Has the power to stop time if he hits the Boss enough with the right move.
|A front-line role based on [[Sword]]. Can protect his friends with a bubble shield.
|-
|'''[[Hammer Lord]]'''
|[[File:KPR TKC Hammer Lord.png]]
|A powerhouse role based on [[Hammer]]. Very slow on his feet, but can dish out huge damage.
|-
|-
|'''[[Doctor Healmore]]'''
|'''[[Doctor Healmore]]'''
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|A supporting role based on [[Doctor]]. Has the power to heal his allies and himself.
|A supporting role based on [[Doctor]]. Has the power to heal his allies and himself.
|-
|-
|'''[[Hammer Lord]]'''
|'''[[Beam Mage]]'''
|[[File:KPR TKC Hammer Lord.png]]
|[[File:KPR TKC Beam Mage.png]]
|A powerhouse role based on [[Hammer]]. Very slow on his feet, but can dish out huge damage.
|A supporting role based on [[Beam]]. Has the power to stop time if he hits the Boss enough with the right move.
|-
|'''[[Sword Hero]]'''
|[[File:KPR TKC Sword Hero.png]]
|A front-line role based on [[Sword]]. Can protect his friends with a bubble shield.
|}
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==Bosses==
==Bosses==
There are six bosses to fight in this Sub-Game. They are revealed in sequence, and can be re-fought as many times as necessary to build up experience:
There are six bosses to fight in this Sub-Game. They are revealed in sequence, and can be re-fought as many times as necessary to build up experience. Each boss has notably higher stamina and stronger attacks than their previous appearances in the series.
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|Steel Soldier
|Steel Soldier
|A tough, large, green armored knight wielding a sword and shield. His battle is set within a forest.
|A tough, large, green armored knight wielding a sword and shield. His battle is set within a forest.
|Stamina is notably higher than its previous appearances as a Mid-Boss in mainline ''Kirby'' games.
|
|-
|-
|'''[[Mr. Frosty]]'''
|'''[[Mr. Frosty]]'''
|[[File:KPR TKC Mr Frosty battle.png|300px]]
|[[File:KPR TKC Mr Frosty battle.png|300px]]
|Ice Beast
|Ice Beast
|A walrus-like creature who tosses ice blocks at the Kirbys. His battle is set near a "moonlit" lake surrounded by trees.
|A walrus-like creature who tosses ice blocks at the Kirbys. His battle is set near a moonlit lake surrounded by trees.
|Stamina is notably higher than its previous appearances as a Mid-Boss in mainline ''Kirby'' games.
|
|-
|-
|'''[[Whispy Woods]]'''
|'''[[Whispy Woods]]'''
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|Ancient Tree
|Ancient Tree
|This well-known sentient apple tree returns to try and stop Team Kirby in the old ruins.
|This well-known sentient apple tree returns to try and stop Team Kirby in the old ruins.
|Some of his attacks are borrowed from [[Flowery Woods]], the first boss of ''[[Kirby: Triple Deluxe]]''.<br>Stamina is notably higher than its previous appearances as a Boss in mainline ''Kirby'' games.
|Some of his attacks are borrowed from [[Flowery Woods]], the first boss of ''[[Kirby: Triple Deluxe]]''.
|-
|-
|'''[[Pyribbit]]'''
|'''[[Pyribbit]]'''
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|Flaming Frog
|Flaming Frog
|A furious fiery frog that attacks with exploding boulders, fire breathing attacks, and lava spouts.
|A furious fiery frog that attacks with exploding boulders, fire breathing attacks, and lava spouts.
|Stamina is notably higher than its previous appearance as a Boss in ''[[Kirby: Triple Deluxe]]''.
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|-
|-
|'''[[Landia]]'''
|'''[[Landia]]'''
|[[File:KPR TKC Landia battle.png|300px]]
|[[File:KPR TKC Landia battle.png|300px]]
|Guardian Angel
|Guardian Angel
|A four-headed dragon that serves as the final boss of [[Team Kirby Clash]], fought on the [[Empyrean|mountaintop]].
|A four-headed dragon that serves as the final boss of the sub-game, fought on the [[Dream Kingdom#Empyrean|mountaintop]].
|This boss was made more challenging than his previous appearance as a Boss in ''[[Kirby's Return to Dream Land]]''.
|
|-
|-
|'''[[Landia|Landia EX]]'''
|'''[[Landia|Landia EX]]'''
|[[File:KPR TKC Landia EX battle.png|300px]]
|[[File:KPR TKC Landia EX battle.png|300px]]
|Guardian Angel
|Guardian Angel
|The true final boss of [[Team Kirby Clash]], which is significantly stronger than his previous appearance.
|The true final boss of the sub-game, who is significantly stronger than his previous appearance.
|This boss was made more challenging than its previous appearance as a Boss in ''[[Kirby's Return to Dream Land|{{KRtDL KAW}}]]''.
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|}
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Each boss fight takes place in a flat arena, with no other platforms or pitfalls to consider. Upon starting out, there are only two Kirbys in the party, but more join in after successive fights until there are four.
Each boss fight takes place in a flat arena, with no other platforms or pitfalls to consider. Upon starting out, there are only two Kirbys in the party, but more join in after successive fights until there are four.


Bosses, where necessary, are made larger and given much greater [[stamina]]. The first two, [[Gigant Edge]] and [[Mr. Frosty]], are also given new attacks to upgrade them to full Boss status. All bosses fight in two phases, and cannot be greatly harmed while transitioning between the two.
Bosses, where necessary, are made larger and given much greater [[health]]. The first two, [[Gigant Edge]] and [[Mr. Frosty]], are also given new attacks. All bosses fight in two phases, and cannot be damaged in any capacity while transitioning between the two, much like in ''[[Kirby's Return to Dream Land]]''.


The party of Kirbys has a set amount of time, depending on the Boss being fought to win the fight. If time runs out, they lose, and will have to try again. They will also lose if they are all defeated by the Boss's attacks. Like in [[Kirby Fighters]], the Kirbys have a limited ability to hover off the ground, and their [[Guard]] can only last so long before it breaks, leaving them dazed. Occasionally, during the fight, items will appear to help the party. These can be food items that the Kirby's can share between themselves to recover stamina, or they can be Power Tablets. There are up to four of these pieces and each Kirby needs to collect one. After that, they can unleash the devastating '''Team Meteor''' attack that deals huge damage and stuns the Boss for an extended period of time.
The party of Kirbys has a set amount of time, depending on the boss being fought to win the fight. If time runs out, they lose, and will have to try again. They will also lose if they are all defeated by the boss' attacks. Like in [[Kirby Fighters]], the Kirbys have a limited ability to hover off the ground, and their [[guard]] can only last so long before it breaks, leaving them dazed. Occasionally, during the fight, items will appear to help the party. These can be food items that the Kirby's can share between themselves to recover stamina, or they can be Power Tablets. There are up to four of these pieces and each Kirby needs to collect one. After that, they can unleash the devastating '''[[Team Meteor]]''' attack that deals huge damage and stuns the boss for an extended period of time.


After the fight, experience is tallied, and if it passes the next threshold, the Kirby levels up, gaining bonuses to their Stamina, Attack, Recovery and Team Meteor damage. The maximum level is 10, and the stats cap at different amounts based on the role chosen. Being at maximum level is not required to defeat the final Boss, but it certainly helps.
After the fight, experience is tallied, and if it passes the next threshold, the Kirbys level up, gaining bonuses to their Stamina, Attack, Recovery and Team Meteor damage. The maximum level is 10, and the stats cap at different amounts based on the role chosen. Being at maximum level is not required to defeat the final boss, but it certainly helps.


==Trivia==
==Trivia==
*The Japanese title ("Kirby Hunters") is similar to the [[smashwiki:Monster Hunter (universe)|''Monster Hunter'' series]].
*The Japanese and Korean titles ("Kirby Hunters") are similar to the [[smashwiki:Monster Hunter (universe)|''Monster Hunter'' series]].
*Occasionally when leve{{l}}ing up, a Kirby may also gain a few points in odd stats like 'Rosiness' or 'Spirit'. The game clarifies that these stats don't actually matter, and that it is largely a joke. This harkens back to the fight with [[Computer Virus]] in ''[[Kirby Super Star|{{KSS KFP}}]]''.
*Occasionally, when leveling up, a Kirby may also gain a few points in odd stats like 'Rosiness' or 'Spirit'. The game clarifies that these stats do not actually matter, and that it is largely a joke. This harkens back to the fight with [[Computer Virus]] in ''[[Kirby Super Star]]'' (the "Not that it matters." quote in particular originated from ''[[Kirby Super Star Ultra]]'').
*According to an early sketch revealed by HAL Laboratory, proposed additional fighter roles included a Huntsman, presumably based on [[Archer]], and a pirate-themed Bandit, who may have been based on [[Cutter]].
*According to an early sketch revealed by HAL Laboratory, proposed additional roles included a Huntsman, presumably based on [[Archer]], and a pirate-themed Bandit, who may have been based on [[Cutter]].
*The acquired experience when reaching level 10 amounts '''39860''' points, which is a pun on numbers that can be read as "Thank you [[HAL_Laboratory|HAL]]" (39 = ''sankyu'', thank you and 86 = ''haru'')
*The acquired experience when reaching level 10 equals '''39860''' points, which is a pun on numbers that can be read as "Thank you [[HAL_Laboratory|HAL]]" (39 = ''sankyu'', thank you and 86 = ''haru'').


==Gallery==
==Gallery==
<gallery>
<gallery>
KPR TKC Menu.png|Main menu
KPR TKC Menu.png|Main menu
TKC Fighters Concept.png|Sketch art of early fighter concepts.
TKC Fighters Concept.png|Sketch art of early role concepts.
</gallery>
</gallery>


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{{Names
{{Names
|ja=みんなで!カービィハンターズ
|ja=みんなで!カービィハンターズ
|jaR=Minna de! Kābii Hantāzu
|jaR=Minna de! Kābyi Hantāzu
|jaM=Everyone! Kirby Hunters
|jaM=Everyone! Kirby Hunters
|es=¡Todos juntos! Héroes legendarios
|es=¡Todos juntos! Héroes legendarios
|esM=All together! Legendary heroes
|esM=All together! Legendary heroes
|fr=L'attaque des Kirby
|fr=L'attaque des Kirby
|frM=The attack of Kirby
|frM=The attack of the Kirbys
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|de=Kirbys Team-Jagd
|deM=Kirby's Team hunt
|deM=Kirby's Team hunt
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[[Category:Sub-Games]]
[[Category:Kirby: Planet Robobot]]
[[Category:Kirby: Planet Robobot]]
[[Category:Time Attack Modes]]

Revision as of 20:24, 11 April 2024

Team Kirby Clash

KPR TKC logo.png

KPR TKC Japanese Logo.png

Logos for Team Kirby Clash in various languages
Details
Type(s) Fighting - Teamwork
Levels 6
Players 1 - 4
Appears in Kirby: Planet Robobot
Theme music

Clip of the title screen theme for Team Kirby Clash.

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This article is about the Sub-Game from Kirby: Planet Robobot. For the series of games, see Team Kirby Clash (series).

Team Kirby Clash is a Sub-Game that appears in Kirby: Planet Robobot. In this game, up to four Kirbys take on fantasy-themed roles and are tasked with defeating one of six bosses from earlier Kirby series games. To complete their task, they must defeat the boss without being KO'd in turn or running out of time. As the Kirbys fight, they gain experience, which will allow them to level up after the fight concludes, improving their survivability and damage output. The experience gained is also used as the final score on each fight, with one of four medals being awarded, ranging from bronze to platinum.

Team Kirby Clash can be played either solo with CPU allies, or via Local Wireless with friends. The game can also be played in Download Play mode without other users needing Kirby: Planet Robobot to play.

Team Kirby Clash was the base for the free-to-start expanded spin-off title, Team Kirby Clash Deluxe and its sequel, Super Kirby Clash.

Roles

There are four roles to choose from. Kirbys can take on multiples of the same role if they wish:

Role Image Description
Sword Hero KPR TKC Sword Hero.png A front-line role based on Sword. Can protect his friends with a bubble shield.
Hammer Lord KPR TKC Hammer Lord.png A powerhouse role based on Hammer. Very slow on his feet, but can dish out huge damage.
Doctor Healmore KPR TKC Doctor Healmore.png A supporting role based on Doctor. Has the power to heal his allies and himself.
Beam Mage KPR TKC Beam Mage.png A supporting role based on Beam. Has the power to stop time if he hits the Boss enough with the right move.

All four roles are capable of reviving their fallen teammates given enough time to do so.

Bosses

There are six bosses to fight in this Sub-Game. They are revealed in sequence, and can be re-fought as many times as necessary to build up experience. Each boss has notably higher stamina and stronger attacks than their previous appearances in the series.

Gameplay

Each boss fight takes place in a flat arena, with no other platforms or pitfalls to consider. Upon starting out, there are only two Kirbys in the party, but more join in after successive fights until there are four.

Bosses, where necessary, are made larger and given much greater health. The first two, Gigant Edge and Mr. Frosty, are also given new attacks. All bosses fight in two phases, and cannot be damaged in any capacity while transitioning between the two, much like in Kirby's Return to Dream Land.

The party of Kirbys has a set amount of time, depending on the boss being fought to win the fight. If time runs out, they lose, and will have to try again. They will also lose if they are all defeated by the boss' attacks. Like in Kirby Fighters, the Kirbys have a limited ability to hover off the ground, and their guard can only last so long before it breaks, leaving them dazed. Occasionally, during the fight, items will appear to help the party. These can be food items that the Kirby's can share between themselves to recover stamina, or they can be Power Tablets. There are up to four of these pieces and each Kirby needs to collect one. After that, they can unleash the devastating Team Meteor attack that deals huge damage and stuns the boss for an extended period of time.

After the fight, experience is tallied, and if it passes the next threshold, the Kirbys level up, gaining bonuses to their Stamina, Attack, Recovery and Team Meteor damage. The maximum level is 10, and the stats cap at different amounts based on the role chosen. Being at maximum level is not required to defeat the final boss, but it certainly helps.

Trivia

  • The Japanese and Korean titles ("Kirby Hunters") are similar to the Monster Hunter series.
  • Occasionally, when leveling up, a Kirby may also gain a few points in odd stats like 'Rosiness' or 'Spirit'. The game clarifies that these stats do not actually matter, and that it is largely a joke. This harkens back to the fight with Computer Virus in Kirby Super Star (the "Not that it matters." quote in particular originated from Kirby Super Star Ultra).
  • According to an early sketch revealed by HAL Laboratory, proposed additional roles included a Huntsman, presumably based on Archer, and a pirate-themed Bandit, who may have been based on Cutter.
  • The acquired experience when reaching level 10 equals 39860 points, which is a pun on numbers that can be read as "Thank you HAL" (39 = sankyu, thank you and 86 = haru).

Gallery

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning
Japanese みんなで!カービィハンターズ
Minna de! Kābyi Hantāzu
Everyone! Kirby Hunters
French L'attaque des Kirby The attack of the Kirbys
German Kirbys Team-Jagd Kirby's Team hunt
Italian Squadre Kirby in azione Kirby teams in action
Korean 다 함께! 커비 헌터즈
da hamkke! keobi heonteojeu
All together! Kirby Hunters
Polish Team Kirby Clash[1] -
Spanish ¡Todos juntos! Héroes legendarios All together! Legendary heroes

References