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This article is about the game. For information about the titular band of characters, see Squeaks.

Game InfoBox Kirby: Squeak Squad box art. Details Developer(s) HAL Laboratory, Flagship Publisher(s) Nintendo Designer(s) Takashi Hamamura Release date(s) December 4, 2006 November 2, 2006 June 22, 2007 March 1, 2007 Platform(s) Nintendo DS

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Kirby: Squeak Squad, called Kirby Squeak Squad in Super Smash Bros. Brawl, is a game for the Nintendo DS released in 2006, developed by Flagship and Natsume, and published by HAL Laboratory and Nintendo. Unlike the previous DS Kirby game, Kirby: Canvas Curse, it is controlled using the four face buttons rather than the touch screen. It has a special feature in it, like most DS Kirby Games, called bubbles. It has a main story mode and four Sub-Games, one of them is hidden at the beginning. Another feature is the Collection Room, where the player can change Kirby's color, listen to music, and view collected items.

Story

As the game tells it:

Early Afternoon in Dream Land,

It's so peaceful even the clouds are drowsy.

And now it's Kirby's Favourite time of the day - snack time.

Today's yummy snack is a sweet, fluffy slice of strawberry shortcake!

Time To Dig in!

WHOH! The cake Kirby was about to eat has suddenly vanished!

That scrumptious, berry-topped slice of Mouth-Watering goodness...

No doubt about it! This must be the work of the greedy King Dedede!

Well, there's no time to waste! Gotta Get that Cake back!

Gameplay

Kirby: Squeak Squad plays like a traditional Kirby sidescroller. Kirby can still inhale and swallow enemies to gain their abilities, but now each one upgradable by finding copy scrolls hidden throughout the game in treasure chests. The game introduces five new abilities: Animal, Ghost, Metal, which bears resemblance to the absent Stone ability, Bubble, and Triple Star. Certain abilities can also directly affect the environment, such as using the Fire ability to burn down grass or using the Ice ability to freeze bodies of water.

Copy scrolls can now be found in levels to upgrade abilities (such as being able to charge the Laser or increasing the Beam's power). Another new addition to the franchise is the Item Bubbles. These bubbles contain food, copy abilities, stars, and mini-Kirbys, all of which can be combined. Combining three mini-Kirbys will result in an extra life, combining two small food items will create a larger food item, and combining three stars will result in a larger and stronger star for Kirby to spit at enemies. Typically, combining two ability bubbles will create a random bubble. However, after obtaining the required scrolls, the Sword or Bomb ability can be mixed with Fire, Ice, or Spark to create a new ability.

There are treasure chests hidden in each level which contain things like music tracks for the Sound Player, spray paint cans to change Kirby's color, jigsaw puzzle pieces, the aforementioned copy scrolls, vitality hearts to increase Kirby's maximum health, among other things.

Copy Abilities

Name	Appearance	Function
Animal		Allows Kirby to dig into the ground to get anything underground.
Beam		Lets Kirby release a beam, which attacks enemies within its range.
Bomb		Allows Kirby to throw bombs or set one down, which explode either after a short time or when it touches an enemy.
Bubble		Allows Kirby to send an array of bubbles to turn his enemies into bubbles, which he can then put into his stomach.
Cupid		Allows Kirby to fly without having to fill his body up with air, as well as shoot arrows.
Cutter		Allows Kirby to send a single blade out to attack enemies.
Fighter		Allows Kirby to use many fighting moves, as well as shoot an orb, which can powered up, at enemies.
Fire		Allows Kirby to shoot fire breath, burning any enemies within its distance.
Fire Sword		Has the same capabilities as the regular Sword ability, but it can burn enemies as well as ice.Mix fire and sword.
Ghost		Allows Kirby to possess enemies and use their attacks, as well as use them as a shield if he gets attacked.
Hammer		Gives Kirby a hammer which he can attack enemies with.
Hi-Jump		Allows Kirby to jump high distances, attacking any enemies along the way.
Ice		Gives Kirby the ability to breathe ice, which can freeze water as well as enemies.
Ice Bomb		Has the same capabilities as the regular Bomb ability, but it can freeze water, as well as enemies.Mix ice and bomb.
Ice Sword		Has the same capabilities as the regular Sword ability, but it can freeze water, as well as enemies.Mix ice and sword.
Laser		Allows Kirby to shoot lasers from a special headband. The laser can also bounce off of hills, hitting another direction.
Magic		Gives Kirby the ability to perform many magic tricks to attack enemies.
Metal		Makes Kirby turn into metal, where he can either turn into a ball, or attack regular enemies by merely walking into them.
Ninja		Gives Kirby many of the abilities a ninja can have, including the ability to walk on water and shoot shurikens.
Parasol		Wields Kirby with a parasol, which can protect him from many above threats as well as hurt enemies.
Sleep		Puts Kirby to sleep, leaving him vulnerable for a short while. Heals HP.
Spark		Surrounds Kirby with an electric shield, which can hurt enemies.
Sword		Gives Kirby a sword, which he can attack enemies with.
Throw		Allows Kirby to swallow enemies and throw them at other enemies, the ceiling, the floor, or the wall.
Thunder Bomb		Has the same capabilities as the regular Bomb ability, but allows Kirby to electrify enemies.Mix spark and bomb.
Thunder Sword		Has the same capabilities as the regular Sword ability, but allows Kirby to electrify enemies.Mix spark and sword.
Tornado		Turns Kirby into a tornado, hurting any enemies he comes into contact with
Triple Star		Gives Kirby a cane, which he can shoot stars from, as well as the ability to hurt any enemies that come near him.
U.F.O.		Turns Kirby into a U.F.O., where can either send out a beam, or shoot lasers.
Wheel		Turns Kirby into a tire, where he can ride through terrain, hurting any enemy in his path.

In addition to those above, there was originally going to be a Copy Ability known as Block. It was however removed from the game for unknown reasons. ^{[citation needed]}

Sub-Games

Squeak Squad has four sub-games (three of which use the touch screen): Speedy Teatime, Smash Ride, Treasure Shot, and Boss Endurance. The first three games have Kirby face off with Storo, Spinni, and Doc respectively. Smash Ride also features some of the miscellaneous Squeaks.

Levels

1. Prism Plains
2. Nature Notch
3. Cushy Cloud
4. Jam Jungle
5. Vocal Volcano
6. Ice Island
7. Secret Sea
8. Gamble Galaxy

Gallery

Official logo for Kirby: Squeak Squad

Daroach, the leader of the Squeaks.

Kirby

Ninja Kirby