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'''Dracula Waddle'''{{title}} is the given name of a hypothetical enemy who is speculated to have first appeared in ''[[Kirby's Return to Dream Land]]''. This enemy is said to be a [[wikipedia:Vampire|vampiric]] [[Waddle Dee]] who is indistinguishable from normal Waddle Dees until it attacks its victim. While unconfirmed to actually exist in-game - having not been discovered in the internal game files of any game in the series - numerous anecdotal reports from players seem to indicate its existence. First decribed on the Japanese Kirby Wikia, Dracula Waddle is often suspected to be a [[Rope Waddle Dee]], which leads most to believe that Dracula Waddle prefers to swing from ropes as part of its disguise. This elusive enemy has been speculated on since at least November of 2017, and to this date, no conclusive proof - in-game or otherwise - has been presented to prove Dracula Waddle's existence.<br/>
'''''Kirby's Dream Land 3''''' (''星のカービィ3'' (Hoshi no Kābī 3), ''Kirby of the Stars 3'') is a video game released for the [[Super Nintendo Entertainment System]] in the year 1997. It was developed by [[HAL Laboratory|HAL Laboratory, Inc.]] and published by Nintendo. This game is the direct sequel to ''[[Kirby's Dream Land 2]]'', adapting many mechanics of that game and continuing the [[Dark Matter Trilogy|story of Dark Matter]]. This game was followed by ''[[Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards]]'' in 2000, which expanded further upon the ideas introduced in this game and its predecessor. In 2009, the game was re-released via the [[Wii]]'s [[Virtual Console]] service. It was later re-released in 2012 with other ''Kirby'' games in ''[[Kirby's Dream Collection]]'', and again in 2013 as part of the [[Wii U]]'s Virtual Console service.
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''Kirby's Dream Land 3'' continues the central concept of its predecessor by featuring only eight basic [[Copy Ability|copy abilities]] for [[Kirby]] to acquire, but allowing him to pair these abilities with one of his [[Animal Friend]]s for a different effect. Instead of just three friends, however, Kirby has access to a total of six, with each one offering a different set of strengths and drawbacks, as well as providing unique combinations when paired with an ability. Kirby also has access to an expanded move-set, which includes the [[Slide]] technique, the [[Headbutt]], and the [[Dash]]. In addition, a second player can join in as [[Gooey]], who can be called forth from inside Kirby's mouth at any time, and has nearly all of the same skills, including the copy ability and the ability to pair with animals. If no second player is available, Gooey can be directed by the [[CPU]] to act as a [[helper]] similar to the ones in ''[[Kirby Super Star]]''.<br/>
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