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**The music and sound effects also muffle if Kirby enters water, much like in ''Kirby Star Allies''.
**The music and sound effects also muffle if Kirby enters water, much like in ''Kirby Star Allies''.
**[[Welcome Your New Overlord]] was slightly remixed to make the song's guitar solo more prominent.
**[[Welcome Your New Overlord]] was slightly remixed to make the song's guitar solo more prominent.
*There are several new or repurposed songs interspersed within the game, such as [[HAL Room]]s playing music from ''[[Kirby's Dream Buffet]]'', and [[HR-D3]]'s second phase playing "[[King Dedede's Theme#Kirby and the Forgotten Land|Roar of Dedede]]" instead of "[[Guardian Angel: Landia]]".
*There are several new or repurposed songs interspersed within the game, such as [[HAL Room]]s playing music from ''[[Kirby's Dream Buffet]]'' rather than a modified version of ''Kirby Super star Ultra''s [[Green Greens (theme)|Green Greens ]] theme, and [[HR-D3]]'s second phase playing "[[King Dedede's Theme#Kirby and the Forgotten Land|Roar of Dedede]]" instead of "[[Guardian Angel: Landia]]".
*Kirby and other characters have new voice clips, with the Super Abilities in particular each having distinct shouts associated with them.
*Kirby and other characters have new voice clips, with the Super Abilities in particular each having distinct shouts associated with them.
**In particular, Kirby now yells during the final Ultra Sword clash against Magolor / Magolor EX, like in the final battles of later games starting with ''[[Kirby: Planet Robobot]]'', and finishes off with the "Toryah!" battle cry from the Ultra Sword [[Final Smash]] in ''[[Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS / Wii U]]''.
**In particular, Kirby now yells during the final Ultra Sword clash against Magolor / Magolor EX, like in the final battles of later games starting with ''[[Kirby: Planet Robobot]]'', and finishes off with the "Toryah!" battle cry from the Ultra Sword [[Final Smash]] in ''[[Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS / Wii U]]''.
**Initially, the low-pitched "Chesto!" exclamation when Kirby uses the [[Mike]] ability's Encore move was actually a modified voice clip from ''[[Kirby Super Star Ultra]]''. The remake reuses the equivalent voice clip from ''[[Kirby: Triple Deluxe]]'', like in the other main series games since then.
**In the original game, the low-pitched "Chesto!" exclamation when Kirby uses the [[Mike]] ability's Encore move was a modified voice clip from ''[[Kirby Super Star Ultra]]''. The remake reuses the equivalent voice clip from ''[[Kirby: Triple Deluxe]]'', like in the other main series games since then, and as such has increased reverb.
**Additionally, new vocalizations and other sounds have been added to various enemies like [[Whispy Woods]] and objects like the rift wall in Another Dimension sections.
**Additionally, new vocalizations and other sounds have been added to various enemies like [[Whispy Woods]] and objects like the rift wall in Another Dimension sections.
*The Another Dimension platforming areas are now presented in full color with a color wash effect, like the one seen in the [[Isolated Isles: Forgo Dreams|isolated isles of Forgo Dreams]], rather than being monochrome at first. When [[Sphere Doomer]]s are defeated, the color wash is removed, corresponding to how the original game would return to full color.
*The Another Dimension platforming areas are now presented in full color with a color wash effect, like the one seen in the [[Isolated Isles: Forgo Dreams|isolated isles of Forgo Dreams]], rather than being monochrome at first. When [[Sphere Doomer]]s are defeated, the color wash is removed, corresponding to how the original game would return to full color.
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*Certain Copy Abilities have been visually redesigned, particularly ones that appeared in ''[[Kirby and the Forgotten Land]]''. [[Wing]]'s hat has also been redesigned to give it less of a resemblance to a warbonnet.
*Certain Copy Abilities have been visually redesigned, particularly ones that appeared in ''[[Kirby and the Forgotten Land]]''. [[Wing]]'s hat has also been redesigned to give it less of a resemblance to a warbonnet.
*[[Merry Magoland]] can now be seen in the background of [[Nutty Noon - Stage 1]].
*[[Merry Magoland]] can now be seen in the background of [[Nutty Noon - Stage 1]].
*The [[Device|stage devices]] and [[item]]s have had their designs updated to match their modern appearance used since  ''Kirby Star Allies'' and ''Kirby and the Forgotten Land''.
*The [[Device|stage devices]] and [[item]]s have had their designs updated to match their appearances used since  ''Kirby Star Allies'' and ''Kirby and the Forgotten Land''.
*Each of the Super Ability acquisition cut-scenes have been updated and made distinct, whereas before, they were all the same, albeit with Kirby posing differently.
*Each of the Super Ability acquisition cut-scenes have been updated and made distinct, whereas before, they were all the same, albeit with Kirby posing differently.
**The classic Super Ability animations are retained for the boss fight against Magolor and Magolor EX.
**The classic Super Ability animations are retained for the boss fight against Magolor and Magolor EX.
*When enemies are hit by Super Ability attacks, they now have a chance to [[Fourth wall|"splat" against the screen]].
*When enemies are hit by Super Ability attacks, they now have a chance to [[Fourth wall|"splat" against the screen]].
*The [[Ability Star]] icons have all been redesigned.
*The [[Ability Star]] icons have all been subtly redesigned to match their appearances in ''Kirby Star Allies''.
*There have been many minor visual updates to various effects and animations in the game, including updated transition effects when going from one area to another.
*There have been many minor visual updates to various effects and animations in the game, including updated transition effects when going from one area to another.
*Super Ability-granting enemies now warp in through a portal from Another Dimension, rather than simply popping in as before.
*Super Ability-granting enemies now warp in through a portal from Another Dimension, rather than simply popping in as before.
*In the Japanese version, the circle mark used in the signs of first few stages is no longer used, replacing it with the check mark normally used in the international versions of games up until ''Kirby Star Allies''.
*In the Japanese version, the circle mark used in the signs of first few stages is no longer used, replacing it with the check mark normally used in the international versions of games up until ''Kirby Star Allies''.
**The Korean version of the [[Kirby's Return to Dream Land|original game]] also used the circle mark until it was replaced with the check mark starting with ''Kirby: Triple Deluxe''.
**The Korean version of the [[Kirby's Return to Dream Land|original game]] also used the circle mark, though this was replaced with the check mark starting with ''Kirby: Triple Deluxe'', including this one.


===Other changes===
===Other changes===
[[File:KRtDLD Complete main menu screenshot.png|thumb|250px|The main menu, with everything unlocked and completed]]
[[File:KRtDLD Complete main menu screenshot.png|thumb|250px|The main menu, with everything unlocked and completed]]
*Bandana Waddle Dee is now referred to by that name, whereas in the original, he was just called "Waddle Dee". He is also voiced, using the same clips as ''Kirby and the Forgotten Land''.
*Bandana Waddle Dee is now referred to by his name used in ''Kirby: Triple Deluxe'' onward. In the original, he was just called "Waddle Dee". He is also voiced, reusing the voice  clips from ''Kirby and the Forgotten Land''.
*Several bits of flavor text from the original game have been rewritten in the remake's Japanese script, although most changes are minor (for example, adding a first person pronoun in Bandana Waddle Dee's description). In English and most translations, a good part of the text was retranslated, causing some changes compared to the original, some bigger than others. As a result of having more room for text compared to the original, the new text is longer and generally more accurate to the Japanese script on the whole.
*Several bits of flavor text from the original game have been rewritten in the remake's Japanese script, although most changes are minor (for example, adding a first person pronoun in Bandana Waddle Dee's description). In English and most translations, a good part of the text was retranslated, causing some changes compared to the original, some bigger than others. As a result of having more room for text compared to the original, the new text is longer and generally more accurate to the Japanese script on the whole.
*The player can choose to enter Main Mode or Merry Magoland directly after choosing a file.
*The player can choose to enter Main Mode or Merry Magoland directly after choosing a file.
*The Main Mode menu has been redesigned; besides adding the new modes, the background is now the same as the title screen, a "Past Adventures" menu has been added, and the previous "Main Mode" option is now referred to as Story Mode.
*The Main Mode menu has been redesigned; besides adding the new modes, the background is now the same as the title screen, a "Past Adventures" menu has been added, and the previous "Main Mode" option is now referred to as Story Mode.
*The Sound Test has been completely changed, and is now known as the [[Jukebox]]. It no longer includes sound effects, but now has an auto feature, song titles, and colored music notes indicating the composer of each track.
*The Sound Test has been completely redesigned, and is now known as the [[Jukebox]]. It no longer includes sound effects, but now has an auto feature, song titles, and colored music notes indicating the composer of each track.
*In the demo version, Magolor doesn't get annoyed if Kirby talks to him a lot of times. Instead, Magolor says that Kirby is probably expecting him to say "something clever and/or insightful", but then gives a metaphor for how he is out of things to say, and that he and Kirby should talk some other time.
*In the demo version, Magolor doesn't get annoyed if Kirby talks to him a lot of times. Instead, Magolor says that Kirby is probably expecting him to say "something clever and/or insightful", but then gives a metaphor for how he is out of things to say, and that he and Kirby should talk some other time.
*Like in later games starting with ''[[Kirby: Triple Deluxe]]'', the [[staff credits]] can be viewed from the start of the game in the [[Theater]]. There is a new credits medley that plays only when the credits are viewed through here.
*Like in later games starting with ''[[Kirby: Triple Deluxe]]'', the [[staff credits]] can be viewed from the start of the game in the [[Theater]]. There is a new credits medley that plays only when the credits are viewed through here.
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