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*[[Missile]] - Transforms Kirby into a missile which can fly in any direction and explode on contact. | *[[Missile]] - Transforms Kirby into a missile which can fly in any direction and explode on contact. | ||
*[[Smash]] - Gives Kirby a condensed version of his move-set from ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]'', including his [[Final Cutter]], [[Hammer]] spin, and [[Stone]] smash. | *[[Smash]] - Gives Kirby a condensed version of his move-set from ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]'', including his [[Final Cutter]], [[Hammer]] spin, and [[Stone]] smash. | ||
*[[Master]] - The final ability in the game is a more powerful version of the [[Sword]] ability which grants a number of unique attacks and can solve many | *[[Master]] - The final ability in the game is a more powerful version of the [[Sword]] ability which grants a number of unique attacks and can solve many [[puzzle]]s. | ||
Throughout the Mirror World, Kirby can find a number of optional goodies inside of [[Treasure Chest]]s, including a [[Sound Test|Sound Player]] and note sheets, [[Spray Paint]], [[Vitality Heart]]s, and area maps, along with more minor and conventional items. While these items are not necessary to complete the game, every single treasure chest must be opened to attain [[100% Completion]]. | Throughout the Mirror World, Kirby can find a number of optional goodies inside of [[Treasure Chest]]s, including a [[Sound Test|Sound Player]] and note sheets, [[Spray Paint]], [[Vitality Heart]]s, and area maps, along with more minor and conventional items. While these items are not necessary to complete the game, every single treasure chest must be opened to attain [[100% Completion]]. | ||