Editing Dedede's Drum Dash Deluxe

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| caption=Art for '''''Dedede's Drum Dash Deluxe''''' from various regions
|developer=[[HAL Laboratory]]
|publisher=[[Nintendo]]
|designer=
|released={{Released|Japan|July 23, 2014|NA|August 29, 2014|South Korea|September 24, 2014|Europe|February 13, 2015|Australia|February 13, 2015}}
|platforms=[[Nintendo 3DS]] (digital only)
|language={{languages|jp=y|en_us=y|en_gb=y|fr_fr=y|fr_ca=y|it=y|de=y|es_latam=y|es_es=y|kr=y}}
|genre=Rhythm
|rating={{ratings|esrb=e|pegi=3|cero=a}}
|predecessor=''[[Kirby Fighters Deluxe]]''
|successor=''[[Kirby and the Rainbow Curse]]''
|size=464 Blocks (58 MB)
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{{quote|A subgame from Kirby: Triple Deluxe with newly added features! Control King Dedede as he moves with the rhythm, using different kinds of jumps to aim for the goal.|Other Games section in ''[[Super Kirby Clash]]'' and ''[[Kirby Fighters 2]]'', and Past Adventures section in ''[[Kirby and the Forgotten Land]]'', ''[[Kirby's Dream Buffet]]'' and ''[[Kirby's Return to Dream Land Deluxe]]''}}
'''''Dedede's Drum Dash Deluxe''''' is a [[Nintendo 3DS]] eShop-exclusive spin-off title, which expands upon the [[Sub-Game]] [[Dedede's Drum Dash]] from ''[[Kirby: Triple Deluxe]]''. It was released in 2014 for Japan, North America, and South Korea, and in 2015 for Europe and Australia, alongside ''[[Kirby Fighters Deluxe]]''.

Much like the original Sub-Game, the player plays as [[King Dedede]], and bounces along each stage on drum platforms to the beat of various musical pieces from the ''Kirby'' series. The goal is to reach the end of the stage with the highest score possible, by completing the stage as quickly, with as few mistakes, as many backbeats, and as many coins as possible. At the same time, Dedede must contend with various obstacles on his path, including spikes, enemies, breakable drums, and more. If he runs out of [[health]], the stage ends early with no stage clear bonuses. Getting a higher score can increase the [[Trophy]] rank to one of four different types. The player can also unlock masks for King Dedede to wear; however, some of them can only be unlocked by having data for ''[[Kirby: Triple Deluxe]]'' on the same system.

== Gameplay ==
{{Quote|Bounce {{Color|orange|King Dedede}} along the drums! Move forward with →, and go for the {{Color|orange|goal}}!|In-game tutorial text for ''Dedede's Drum Dash Deluxe''}}
[[File:DDDD official screenshot 1.jpg|thumb|250px|In ''Dedede's Drum Dash Deluxe'', King Dedede must bounce along stages made of drums to the beat of the background music while avoiding obstacles and gathering coins. This particular screenshot comes from the secret version of Stage 1: [[Floral Fields (Dedede's Drum Dash Deluxe)|Floral Fields]].]]
''Dedede's Drum Dash Deluxe'' involves King Dedede hopping along a series of big drums which make up the topography of each stage. There are essentially only two ways to control Dedede as he moves across the stage, as follows:
*Pressing ← or → moves King Dedede in those directions. The higher he jumps, the quicker he can move laterally.
*Pressing A when King Dedede lands on a drum will allow him to bounce higher, with three total jump heights possible. Not pressing A resets him to the lowest jump height. These three different jump heights are referred to as (in ascending order of height): "normal jump", "High Jump", and "Super Jump".
**Pressing A while in the air will cause King Dedede to play a cymbal which - if played at the mid-point between jumps - will count as a Backbeat, adding more points.

To move forward, King Dedede has to jump across the drums and head toward the right, with the player needing to make the decision of how high King Dedede ought to jump and where he will land afterward in order to collect coins and avoid danger, such as colliding with enemies and hazards or falling into the [[bottomless pit]] between the drums. Normal jumps will keep King Dedede in the bottom screen of the 3DS, while High and Super Jumps launch him into the higher screen, so the player will need to keep eyes on both screens while playing. The pace of each stage is dictated by the tempo of the music playing in the background, with each subsequent stage being faster than the previous.

King Dedede has a bar of [[Stamina|health]], which can be depleted if he runs into a harmful hazard, such as an enemy or a hazard like a spikeflip drum. If King Dedede's health runs out, he will be defeated. This bar of health is smaller in the secret versions of each stage.

== Enemies ==
The following enemies appear in ''Dedede's Drum Dash Deluxe'', and must generally be avoided:
*[[Beetley]] - New to ''Dedede's Drum Dash Deluxe'', this enemy flies in and out of King Dedede's plane and will swipe at him with its horn.
*[[Bouncy]] - Bounces in place on a drum at varying heights.
*[[Bronto Burt]] - Holds position or moves back and forth at a fixed height. May move to the beat of the music. New to this game, Bronto Burts may be seen carrying blindfold banners.
*[[Clown Acrobot]] - New to ''Dedede's Drum Dash Deluxe'', this enemy bounces on drums and can use its hoop to float momentarily in the air.
*[[Como]] - New to ''Dedede's Drum Dash Deluxe'', this enemy hangs from a string at certain positions, and will drop if its string is cut (by having Dedede pass over it). This makes Como the only enemy in the game that can be defeated without colliding with it.
*[[Gordo]] - Holds position in the air in various places. Can come in various sizes.
*[[Scarfy]] - Holds position in the air at various places. Turns angry if collided with.
*[[Soarar]] - Flies back and forth between the foreground and background at regular intervals.
*[[Sodory]] - Swipes around at various points in the air, in rhythm with the music.
*[[Waddle Dee]] - New to ''Dedede's Drum Dash Deluxe'', this enemy weakly bounces on drums and claps in rhythm with the backbeat.

== Objects and hazards ==
The following are notable objects and hazards that need to be contended with:
*Regular drums come in two sizes. Smaller drums have less room for error when landing on them. Drums in general will not bounce King Dedede if he lands on their edges.
*Winged drums can appear which move back and forth, or in and out of the background. These also come in two different sizes.
*Fragile drums will break after being used more than once. Some come pre-damaged, and will break after a single use.
*Clouds can be seen floating in various places which obscure the view. They dissipate when collided with.
*In early stages, [[bumper]]s appear on the course which resemble [[Gordo]]s but without spikes and will knock Dedede away if he collides with them.
*Placed high up in certain places are gongs that - when hit using a backbeat - will make more coins appear.
*In various places are [[Recovery Ring]]s which will replenish some of King Dedede's health if he passes through them.
*At certain points in stages, enemies will carry blindfold banners which come in various sizes and obscure the player's view of the stage.
*In later stages, spikeflip drums can be found which flip over on every beat unless bounced on. They will harm King Dedede if he lands on their spiky sides.
*Propeller drums will move along a set track once King Dedede starts bouncing on them, and can help him cross wider gaps. These come in two different sizes.
*Spiked hoops can appear which require King Dedede to pass laterally through them or else he will take damage.
*In later stages, prickly pencils can shoot out from the top or bottom and create walls which need to be avoided.

==Points==
[[File:DDDD official screenshot 4.jpg|thumb|right|250px|Unlike in Dedede's Drum Dash, overall score from every stage contributes to a trophy that increases in value the more points are earned. This is similar to the way trophies work in [[New Challenge Stages]].]]
The objective of ''Dedede's Drum Dash Deluxe'' is to earn as high a score as possible on each stage, which naturally includes reaching the end of the stage in order to earn the stage clear bonus. Points are earned in the following manner:
*Bouncing on a drum is worth 10 points (the first drum is not counted, nor is the first bounce after fumbling counted).
*Collecting [[Score Coin|musical coins]]: Bronze coins are worth 50 points, silver are worth 200, and gold are worth 500.
**New to ''Dedede's Drum Dash Deluxe'' are number coins which need to be collected in order. Blue number coins are worth 100 points and the last purple one is worth 800.
*Hitting backbeats between each jump: "Good" backbeats are worth 30 points each, "Great!" backbeats are worth 50 each, and a combo is tracked throughout the stage, with certain milestones being worth a certain number of points. Milestones are as follows:
**5 - 50 points
**10 - 50 points
**15 - 50 points
**20 - 50 points
**30 - 100 points
**50 - 100 points
*Every extra second at the end of a stage is worth 150 points (fractions of a second are divided accordingly).

At the end of each stage, there are four bonus objectives that, if met, will provide an extra 1000 points each. They are as follows:
*'''Time Bonus''' - Stage is complete with at least 30 seconds remaining.
*'''No Damage''' - Dedede reaches the end without taking a hit.
*'''All Coins''' - Dedede collects every [[Score Coin|musical coin]] in the stage.
*'''Backbeat Perfect''' - Every Backbeat is hit at the right time during the stage.

The only way points can be lost during a stage is if King Dedede takes damage, incurring a 100 point deduction.

==Differences from Dedede's Drum Dash==
*There are now seven stages plus seven [[Extra Mode|secret]] versions of those stages with increased difficulty.
*More varieties of enemies and course elements (detailed in the section above).
*Bottomless pits are no longer immediately fatal to King Dedede. Instead, falling into a pit subtracts some of Dedede's health and, if he has any left, puts him back on the drum he last bounced from.
*An overall score calculated from the sum of the stage scores which is represented by a [[trophy]]. There are two separate trophies; one for the normal stages and another for the secret ones.
*There are now collectable masks that Dedede can wear in-game.
**Masks of [[Kirby]], [[Waddle Dee]], and [[Meta Knight]] are obtainable if the player has [[StreetPass]] data for ''[[Kirby: Triple Deluxe]]''.
**The [[Masked Dedede]] mask is earned by clearing all normal stages.
**The [[Taranza]] mask is earned by clearing all normal and secret stages.
*The game displays extra messages for certain actions, such as bouncing off a drum, reaching a 5000 point threshold, and reaching the half-way point of a stage.
*[[Kirby]] is in the game, though only as pop-up art, represented on the goal drum and platinum trophy, and as hidden [[keychain]]s.
*Hidden [[keychain]]s can be found in the background in stages.
*[[Magolor]] makes a small cameo in the secret version of Stage 7, holding up a blindfold banner.

==Stages==
{| class="wikitable" border="1" cellpadding="2"
!'''Stage'''
!'''In-Game Description (normal)'''
!'''In-Game Description (secret)'''
!'''Audio'''
!'''Time limit'''
!'''Notes'''
|-
|[[File:DDDD Level 1 select.png|250px]]{{center|'''[[Floral Fields (Dedede's Drum Dash Deluxe)|Floral Fields]]'''}}
|{{center|''The tune from the first stage of Kirby: Triple Deluxe. Press A when landing to do a {{color|orange|High Jump}}, and again to do a {{color|orange|Super Jump}}!''}}
|{{center|''Reimagined as a {{color|orange|secret level}}, with lower health, more enemies, and tons of new obstacles!''}}
|[[File:DDDD Floral Fields Sample.oga|thumb|Rearrangement of the [[Floral Fields]] theme from ''[[Kirby: Triple Deluxe]]''.]]
|3:00
|
|-
|[[File:DDDD Level 2 select.png|250px]]{{center|'''[[Must Dash (Dedede's Drum Dash Deluxe)|Must Dash]]'''}}
|{{center|''A sugary-sweet melody, courtesy of Kirby: Triple Deluxe. Get up high using the {{color|orange|Super Jump}}, and hit the {{color|orange|backbeat cymbals}} with A!''}}
|{{center|''New to this version of level 2: the {{color|orange|blindfold banner}} and lots of drums that keep {{color|orange|coming and going}}...''}}
|[[File:KTD Must Dash clip.mp3|thumb|The original [[Must Dash]] track, taken from [[Lollipop Land]] in ''[[Kirby: Triple Deluxe]]''.]]
|2:45
|
|-
|[[File:DDDD Level 3 select.png|250px]]{{center|'''[[Reflected Laughter (Dedede's Drum Dash Deluxe)|Reflected Laughter]]'''}}
|{{center|''A mischievous little number, also from Kirby: Triple Deluxe. New objects appearing in this level: {{color|orange|number coins}} and {{color|orange|breakable drums}}!''}}
|{{center|''{{color|orange|Breakable drums}} everywhere! Be careful, or you're going down. And try not to miss any {{color|orange|number coins}}!''}}
|[[File:KTD Reflected Laughter clip.mp3|thumb|The original [[Reflected Laughter]] track, taken from [[Lollipop Land]] and [[Wild World]] in ''[[Kirby: Triple Deluxe]]''.]]
|2:30
|
|-
|[[File:DDDD Level 4 select.png|250px]]{{center|'''[[Bouncing Boss Battle (Dedede's Drum Dash Deluxe)|Bouncing Boss Battle]]'''}}
|{{center|''Boss-battle music from Kirby: Triple Deluxe. Plenty of {{color|orange|blindfold banners}} and {{color|orange|bad guys}} to get in your way!''}}
|{{center|''So many {{color|orange|blindfold banners}}, you can barely see a thing! Watch out for the {{color|orange|Big Gordos}}!''}}
|[[File:DDDD Bouncing Boss Battle Sample.oga|thumb|A rearrangement of the [[Bouncing Boss Battle]] theme from ''[[Kirby: Triple Deluxe]]''.]]
|2:30
|
|-
|[[File:DDDD Level 5 select.png|250px]]{{center|'''[[City (Dedede's Drum Dash Deluxe)|City]]'''}}
|{{center|''A tune with a hectic, urban feel from Kirby Air Ride. Take care when jumping on the {{color|orange|spikeflip drums}} if you want to finish in one piece!''}}
|{{center|''Spikes as far as the eye can see! Nimbly navigate the {{color|orange|spikeflip drums}}, and bash all the {{color|orange|backbeat cymbals}}!''}}
|[[File:DDDD City Sample.oga|thumb|A rearrangement of the main theme from [[City Trial]] in ''[[Kirby Air Ride]]''.]]
|2:15
|
|-
|[[File:DDDD Level 6 select.png|250px]]{{center|'''[[Boarding the Halberd (Dedede's Drum Dash Deluxe)|Boarding the Halberd]]'''}}
|{{center|''"That tune" from Revenge of Meta Knight. Featuring a frantic tempo and introducing {{color|orange|propeller drums}}!''}}
|{{center|''Don't fall off those {{color|orange|propeller drums}}! And look out for {{color|orange|number coins}} hidden behind drifting clouds.''}}
|[[File:DDDD Boarding the Halberd Sample.oga|thumb|A slightly slower version of [[Boarding The Halberd]] from ''[[Kirby Super Star]]''.]]
|2:00
|
|-
|[[File:DDDD Level Bonus select.png|250px]]{{center|'''[[C-R-O-W-N-E-D (Dedede's Drum Dash Deluxe)|C-R-O-W-N-E-D]]'''}}
|{{center|''The theme from the final boss battle of Kirby's Return to Dream Land! This super-difficult level has {{color|orange|prickly pencils}} poking all over the place!''}}
|{{center|''The REAL {{color|orange|final level}}, in all its frantic, tricky glory. Set your sights on that {{color|orange|goal drum}}, and {{color|orange|dash}} for the finish!''}}
|[[File:DDDD CROWNED Sample.oga|thumb|A rearrangement of [[C-R-O-W-N-E-D]] from ''[[Kirby's Return to Dream Land]]''.]] {{clear}} [[File:DDDD CROWNED Reprise Sample.oga|thumb|A different more intense rearrangement of [[C-R-O-W-N-E-D]] from ''[[Kirby's Return to Dream Land]]''.]]
|2:00 (3:00 EX)
|{{center|The secret version of this level is called "C-R-O-W-N-E-D (Reprise)", and features a different arrangement of the song.}} 
|}

==Staff==
The following is a list of staff who have worked on ''Dedede's Drum Dash Deluxe'':
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!colspan=2|Staff of ''Dedede's Drum Dash Deluxe'' &nbsp;
|-
!Position
!Developer(s)
|-
!Director
|[[Shinya Kumazaki]]
|-
!Lead Level Design
|[[Yuki Endo]]
|-
!Programming Director
|Hiroshi Ohnishi
|-
!Programming
|Shinichi Kawaji<br>Sho Tajima<br>Tatsuya Murase
|-
!Design Director
|[[Yumi Todo]]
|-
!Lead Character Design
|[[Kenichiro Kita]]
|-
!Design
|Tsuyoshi Wakayama<br>Tadashi Hashikura<br>Yukari Kemmochi<br>Ryusei Matsuo
|-
!Level Design Support
|[[Tatsuya Kamiyama]]
|-
!Sound
|[[Hirokazu Ando]]
|-
!Voice
|[[Makiko Ohmoto]] ([[Kirby]])
|-
!Concept Planning
|Kunio Watanabe
|-
!Team Support
|[[Satoshi Mitsuhara]]<br>[[Tadashi Kamitake]]<br>Hiroaki Nakano<br>Seiji Otoguro
|-
!Public Relations
|[[Satoshi Ishida]]<br>Tomohiro Minemura
|-
!Artwork
|Masayo Nakagami<br>Yumiko Sano<br>Yuki Yada<br>Yasuko Sugiyama<br>Sachiko Nakamichi
|-
!Manual Editing
|Takeo Nishida<br>Yasuo Inoue
|-
!Localization Management
|Kimiko Nakamichi
|-
!Localization Coordination
|Jonghoon Park<br>Ilho Kim
|-
!NOK Localization Management
|Hyokjin Jung
|-
!NOK Localization
|Dongyeon Kim<br>Yoonmi Cho
|-
!NOK Artwork
|Kwania Lim<br>Siyoung An
|-
!Testing
|Masaru Kobayashi<br>Akimitsu Ushikoshi<br>Dai Suzuki<br>Hiroki Omosako<br>Daisuke Fujita<br>HAL Debug Team<br>Mario Club
|-
!NOK Testing
|Eodo Lee<br>NOK Quality Control Sect.
|-
!Technical Support
|Tomokazu Tsuruoka<br>Takayuki Sugano<br>Tetsuya Noge<br>Yuta Ogawa<br>Shingo Okamoto
|-
!NOA Localization Management
|Leslie Swan<br>Dan Owsen
|-
!NOA Localization
|Hélène Bisson-Pelland<br>Kento Oiwa<br>Dan Owsen<br>César Pérez<br>Thaddée Wiseur
|-
!colspan=2|NOA Product Testing
|-
!NOE Localisation Management
|Olga Kuznetsova<br>Federico Maggi
|-
!NOE Translation
|Araceli Mazón Figueroa<br>Andrea Jaehn<br>Pete Sheppard<br>Aatish Pattni<br>Nicolas Sciotti<br>Sabrina Bretant<br>Alessandro Tardito<br>Laura Innocenti<br>Katharina Glowotz<br>Alexander van de Bergh<br>Pedro Moreno Villar<br>José Manuel Malagón
|-
!NOE Quality Assurance
|Naiara Ordorika<br>Sean Keoghan<br>Timothy Faulkner<br>Malcolm Thorne<br>Matthieu Lamouroux<br>Florent Aupert<br>Arnaud Lhari<br>Veronica Casi<br>Matteo Marras<br>Swen Harder<br>Heike Berthold<br>Annekathrin Stumpf<br>Laura Soto Toral<br>Mercedes Dólera<br>María Gay Moreno
|-
!Special Thanks
|Yuki Nishimura<br>Yuki Honda<br>Monami Matsuura<br>Masanobu Yamamoto<br>Hiroshi Fujie<br>Rieko Kawahara
|-
!Managing Director
|[[Kenta Nakanishi]]<br>Yurie Hattori
|-
!Project Management
|Nobuyuki Okada<br>[[Tetsuya Abe]]
|-
!Producer
|[[Hiroaki Suga]]<br>Hitoshi Yamagami
|-
!General Producer
|[[Masayoshi Tanimura]]<br>Shinya Takahashi
|-
!Executive Producer
|[[Satoru Iwata]]
|-
|colspan=2|HAL Laboratory, Inc.<br>Nintendo<br><br>HAL Laboratory, Inc. and Nintendo are the authors of this software for the purpose of copyright. All rights reserved.<br>©2014 HAL Laboratory, Inc. / Nintendo
|-
|}

==[[wikipedia:Nintendo eShop|Nintendo eShop]] description==
''Bounce to the beat as Kirby’s longtime rival in King Dedede's rhythm action game! Jump on drums collecting coins and avoiding enemies while tapping buttons in sync with catchy Kirby tunes! This standalone deluxe game includes content not found in Kirby™: Triple Deluxe, including all-new stages, new obstacles and more!''

(This description was reused for the game on the My Nintendo Store.)<ref>[https://www.nintendo.com/store/products/dededes-drum-dash-deluxe-3ds/ ''Dedede's Drum Dash Deluxe'' on the My Nintendo Store]</ref>

==Trivia==
*''Dedede's Drum Dash Deluxe'' is the only standalone game in the ''Kirby'' series which does not feature [[Kirby]] as a playable character, though there is a Kirby mask that Dedede can wear.
**Likewise, it is the only game in the ''Kirby'' series which does not have Kirby's name in the title. According to a Miiverse post by the developers, a working title considered for the game was カービィじゃなくてわるかったな！大王のデデデでデン<ref>https://kirbydevpostarchive.tumblr.com/post/166090209346/hal-laboratory-%E3%82%A4%E3%82%B7%E3%83%80hallaboratory-07222015-600</ref> ("Sorry, No Kirby! Dedede's Drum Dash").<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20170722170418/https://miiverse.nintendo.net/posts/AYMHAAACAAADVHkZefbJcQ</ref>
*This game and ''[[Kirby Fighters Deluxe]]'' are the only two ''Kirby'' games that came out on the same day in the same year.
*The title can be abbreviated as "Dedede's DDD" or "DDD DDD", which was most likely intentional. [[Shinya Kumazaki]] commented on the number of "D"s in the title on a Miiverse post, joking that it may have more than any other game.<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20170722170414/https://miiverse.nintendo.net/posts/AYMHAAACAABnUYoKZLWWgg</ref>
**The Japanese name, however, has more "D"s in it, with 9 "D"s in its title compared to the English name's 6 and the Korean name's 4.
*The game takes place in a theme park constructed by [[Magolor]].<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20170722170408/https://miiverse.nintendo.net/posts/AYMHAAACAAADVHiXcn9bFw</ref> Magolor himself appears in the secret final stage, cheekily holding a blindfold banner.

==Gallery==
===Images===
<gallery>
DDDD Dedede.png|Artwork of King Dedede from the title card
DDDD Kirby.png|Artwork of Kirby from the title card
DDDD logo.png|English logo
DDDD JP Logo.png|Japanese logo
DDDD 3DS Game Icon.png|3DS icon
DDDD official screenshot 2.jpg|Screenshot from [[Must Dash (Dedede's Drum Dash Deluxe)|Must Dash]]
DDDD official screenshot 3.jpg|Screenshot from [[Bouncing Boss Battle (Dedede's Drum Dash Deluxe)|Bouncing Boss Battle]]
DDDD official screenshot 5.jpg|Screenshot from [[C-R-O-W-N-E-D (Dedede's Drum Dash Deluxe)|C-R-O-W-N-E-D]]
DDDD official screenshot 6.jpg|Screenshot from [[Boarding the Halberd (Dedede's Drum Dash Deluxe)|Boarding the Halberd]]
DDDD official screenshot 7.jpg|Screenshot from [[Bouncing Boss Battle (Dedede's Drum Dash Deluxe)|Bouncing Boss Battle]]
DDDD official screenshot 8.jpg|Screenshot from [[City (Dedede's Drum Dash Deluxe)|City]]
DDDD official screenshot 9.jpg|Screenshot from [[C-R-O-W-N-E-D (Dedede's Drum Dash Deluxe)|C-R-O-W-N-E-D]]
DDDD official screenshot 10.jpg|Screenshot from [[Reflected Laughter (Dedede's Drum Dash Deluxe)|Reflected Laughter]]
DDDD official screenshot 11.jpg|Screenshot from [[Must Dash (Dedede's Drum Dash Deluxe)|Must Dash]]
DDDD official screenshot 12.jpg|Screenshot from [[City (Dedede's Drum Dash Deluxe)|City]]
DDDD official screenshot 13.jpg|Screenshot from [[Bouncing Boss Battle (Dedede's Drum Dash Deluxe)|Bouncing Boss Battle]]
DDDD official screenshot 14.jpg|Screenshot from [[Floral Fields (Dedede's Drum Dash Deluxe)|Floral Fields]]
</gallery>

===Audio===
<gallery>
DDDD Main Theme Sample.mp3|Main theme.
</gallery>

==Names in other languages==
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|jaR=dedede daiō no dedede de den zetto
|jaM=King Dedede's Dedede-Drumming Z<br><small>[https://www.weblio.jp/content/%E3%81%A7%E3%82%93%E3%81%A7%E3%82%93 でんでん] (''Denden'') describes the sound of something being pounded, as in a drum.</small>
|ko=대왕 디디디로 쿵쿵 Z
|koR=Daewang Dididiro Kungkung Z
|koM=Boom-boom with King Dedede Z<br><small>쿵 (''Kung'') describes the sound of a heavy landing, like "boom" or "thud".</small>
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==External links==
*[https://www.kirbyinformer.com/dededes-drum-dash-deluxe ''Dedede's Drum Dash Deluxe'' on Kirby Informer]
*[https://www.nintendo.com/consumer/downloads/manual-3DS-dededes-drum-dash-deluxe-en.pdf English digital manual (NA print)]

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