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{{Distinguish|the stage in Kirby's Epic Yarn|[[Floral Fields]]}}
{{Distinguish|the stage in Kirby's Epic Yarn|[[Floral Fields]]}}
'''Flower Fields''' is the second of the seven stages of [[Grass Land (Kirby's Epic Yarn)|Grass Land]] in ''[[Kirby's Epic Yarn]]'' and ''[[Kirby's Extra Epic Yarn]]''. To unlock the stage, [[Kirby]] must get the [[Area Patch|Butterfly Patch]] from [[Fountain Gardens]]. As the name suggests, Flower Fields are full of flowers in both background and foreground elements. [[Bead]]s are often found arranged as though they were flowers. Interactive flower wheels which rotate when Kirby or [[Prince Fluff]] walk on them will sprout beads as the petals grow. Buttons will also be found centered behind background images of flower petals. [[Waddle Dee]]s and a [[Uniclod]] are the sole enemies in the first portion of this beginner area. Treasures for [[Kirby's Pad]] include the [[Furniture|Flower Clock and Frog Umbrella Stand]].  
'''Flower Fields''' is the second of the seven stages of [[Grass Land (Kirby's Epic Yarn)|Grass Land]] in ''[[Kirby's Epic Yarn]]'' and ''[[Kirby's Extra Epic Yarn]]''. To unlock the stage, [[Kirby]] must get the [[Area Patch|Butterfly Patch]] from [[Fountain Gardens]]. As the name suggests, Flower Fields are full of flowers in both background and foreground elements. [[Bead]]s are often found arranged as though they were flowers. Interactive flower wheels which rotate when Kirby or [[Prince Fluff]] walk on them will sprout beads as the petals grow. Buttons will also be found centered behind background images of flower petals.


Flower Fields is also the inspiration for [[Dedede Gogogo - Stage 2|Stage 2]] of [[Dedede Gogogo]] in ''Kirby's Extra Epic Yarn''.
Upon clearing the stage for the first time, the [[Area Patch|Alarm Clock Patch]] is obtained. This unlocks the next stage, [[Rainbow Falls]]. Flower Fields is also the inspiration for [[Dedede Gogogo - Stage 2|Stage 2]] of [[Dedede Gogogo]] in ''Kirby's Extra Epic Yarn''.


==Patch animation==
==Patch animation==
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==Overview==
==Overview==
The middle sections of Flower Fields bear little resemblance to the beginning and end sections. The peaceful scenery changes to a rainy, bleaker background and a murky waterway dotted with large lily pads and [[Blipper]]s. Beads in the water are arranged to form the shape of fishes. The swimming portions in this area are the first instance in the game to require the [[Submarine]] transformation in order to progress. Other elements include large fabric frogs in the sky with Buttons on their tongue, which activates the [[Pendulum]] transformation and lowers the tongue in the upswings. The Frog Umbrella Stand and Flower Fields music are found hidden in this area. Portions of the wheel containing bonus stars for the [[Bonus Bell]] can also be found.
[[File:KEY E3 2010 screenshot 9.png|right|thumb|Kirby passing through the rainy portion of Flower Fields in a pre-release version of the game]]
Flower Fields takes place in an grassy area surrounded by large, colourful flowers. In the opening section, Kirby jumps from one flower wheel to another, which rotate when he (or Prince Fluff in the Wii version's co-op mode) stand on them; some sprout beads as the petals grow.  [[Waddle Dee]]s and a [[Uniclod]] are the sole enemies in the first portion of the stage. Along the way, Kirby encounters dandelions with buttons attached to them. When latched onto, they activate the Pendulum transformation and fly upwards, eventually disappearing. With these, Kirby can swing to reach high-up platforms he needs to progress.  


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Eventually, the peaceful scenery gives way to a rainy, bleaker background, with a murky waterway dotted with large lily pads and [[Blipper]]s. Here, beads in the water are arranged to form the shape of fishes. The swimming portions in this area are the first instance in the game to require the [[Submarine]] transformation in order to progress. Along the way, Kirby encounters large fabric frogs in the sky with buttons on their tongue, which activates the [[Pendulum]] transformation and lowers the tongue in the upswings, used to access [[Treasure|treasures]] and beads.
KEY E3 2010 screenshot 9.png|Passing through the rainy portion of Flower Fields in a pre-release version of the game
 
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Eventually, Kirby exits the rain, where he encounters more dandelions, requirig him to chain his jumps from one to another to reach a [[Bonus Star]].
 
===Metamortex stretch===
Soon after, Kirby climbs up a ladder and reaches a [[Metamortex]] patch. Here, the [[Saucer]] transformation is introduced for the first time. As Kirby navigates throgh the air, he must destroy [[Cloth Blocks]] blocking his path by charging the saucer to release its Thunder Spark power. As he progresses, several sets of beads arranged to appear as flowers appear in his path, as well as many [[Buttonfly|Buttonflies]] and [[Buttonbee]]s. After travelling downwards, a series of immobile [[Gordo]]s make collecting beads trickier.
 
Eventually, Kirby passes through the [[Reel Gate]], with the stage ending shortly afterwards.


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| ''It’s always time for a little sunshine with this timepiece!''
| ''It’s always time for a little sunshine with this timepiece!''
| This treasure can be found on a high platform just after the spinning flower wheels. Kirby can reach it by jumping along the wheels and using the pendulum buttons to get up.
| Required to invite [[Zeke]]
| Required to invite [[Zeke]]
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| {{center|[[File:KEY Furniture Frog Umbrella Stand.jpg|75px]]}}
| {{center|[[File:KEY Furniture Frog Umbrella Stand.jpg|75px]]}}
| ''This umbrella stand uses its magic frog power to bring you all lost umbrellas!''
| ''This umbrella stand uses its magic frog power to bring you all lost umbrellas!''
| This treasure can be found high up at the start of the rainy area. To reach it, Kirby needs to ride the dandelion seed buttons up in the previous area and then swing past the frog button to reach the chest patch.
| N/A
| N/A
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| {{center|[[File:KEY Patch Castle Soundtrack screenshot.png|75px]]}}
| {{center|[[File:KEY Patch Castle Soundtrack screenshot.png|75px]]}}
| ''This new music plays in Flower Fields.''
| ''This new music plays in Flower Fields.''
| In the rainy section of the stage, Kirby needs to jump off the two adjacent frogs using the Pendulum to reach a fabric patch. This reveals a magic tab, which attaches itself to a nearby fountain. Kirby can then pull the tab to reveal the treasure.
| N/A
| N/A
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==Metamortex stretch==
[[File:KEY Saucer Kirby.png|right|thumb|200px|Kirby in Saucer form with the capture beam activated in a pre-release version of Flower Fields]]
The [[Saucer]] [[Metamortex]] Transformation is also introduced in this area after Kirby encounters a Metamortex patch. In co-op play, Prince Fluff will become a second UFO; both having the same abilities. The Saucer is used until a [[Reel Gate]] is passed, unwinding the ability from the yarn characters. Several more beads arranged to appear as flowers appear in this final stretch of Flower Fields. [[Gordo]]s appear immobile and lined up along the ground. The difficulty of controlling the saucer form can cause collisions with the Gordos. [[Buttonfly|Buttonflies]] and [[Buttonbee]]s are plentiful just before the reel gate. Several [[Cloth Blocks]] need to be destroyed by charging the saucer to release its Thunder Spark power. Thunder Spark can only be activated when enough enemies have been pulled with the Capture Beam.
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==Bonus Star locations==
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| 2 Stars
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| Located immediately after the Flower Clock, Kirby must dash and use the [[Car]] transformation to reach the patch with this Bonus Star.
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| 3 Stars
| {{center|[[File:KEY Bonus_Bell_3_Stars.jpg|50px]]}}
| During the Metamortex stretch, Kirby must use the Saucer's Thunder Spark move to break open a wall of three Cloth Blocks, behind which the Bonus Star can be found.
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| 5 Stars
| {{center|[[File:KEY Bonus_Bell_5_Stars.jpg|50px]]}}
| Just before the Metamortex stretch, Kirby must jump off two dandelions in a row - using the Pendulum - and ride the second one upwards. The patch containing this Bonus Star is on a platform which he can then jump to.
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==Sub-Games==
Flower Fields also reappears in four [[Sub-Game|Sub-Games]] with tenants of [[Dom Woole|Dom Woole's]] apartments:
* Level 6 of [[Zeke's Hide-and-Seek]]
* Level 1 of [[Beadrix's Run]]
* Level 3 of [[Carrie's Transport]]
* Level 3 of [[Mara's Race]]
==Names in other languages==
==Names in other languages==
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KEY Saucer Kirby Shock.png|After-shocks of the Thunder Spark power in a pre-release version of the game
KEY Saucer Kirby Shock.png|After-shocks of the Thunder Spark power in a pre-release version of the game
KEY Pendulum Kirby.png|Kirby hanging from a dandelion seed in a pre-release version of the game
KEY Pendulum Kirby.png|Kirby hanging from a dandelion seed in a pre-release version of the game
KEY Saucer Kirby.png|Kirby in Saucer form with the capture beam activated in a pre-release version of Flower Fields
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Revision as of 22:09, 27 March 2023

Flower Fields
KEY Flower Fields Preview screenshot.png
Flower Fields start screen.
Details
Treasures -Flower Clock
-Frog Umbrella Stand
-Flower Fields Soundtrack
Patch Butterfly Patch
Metamortex Transformation(s) Saucer
Devil(s) (Devilish Mode) Me-Devil
Theme music
Stage order
← Fountain Gardens Rainbow Falls →
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This article is about the stage in Kirby's Epic Yarn, and should not be confused with Floral Fields.

Flower Fields is the second of the seven stages of Grass Land in Kirby's Epic Yarn and Kirby's Extra Epic Yarn. To unlock the stage, Kirby must get the Butterfly Patch from Fountain Gardens. As the name suggests, Flower Fields are full of flowers in both background and foreground elements. Beads are often found arranged as though they were flowers. Interactive flower wheels which rotate when Kirby or Prince Fluff walk on them will sprout beads as the petals grow. Buttons will also be found centered behind background images of flower petals.

Upon clearing the stage for the first time, the Alarm Clock Patch is obtained. This unlocks the next stage, Rainbow Falls. Flower Fields is also the inspiration for Stage 2 of Dedede Gogogo in Kirby's Extra Epic Yarn.

Patch animation

When Kirby throws the Butterfly Patch, it lands in its slot and a butterfly pops out. The butterfly flies around a bit before being joined by a second butterfly. Then a flowers appear around the entrance to the stage, including one flower which completely encircles the entrance, and the stage's door opens.

Overview

Kirby passing through the rainy portion of Flower Fields in a pre-release version of the game

Flower Fields takes place in an grassy area surrounded by large, colourful flowers. In the opening section, Kirby jumps from one flower wheel to another, which rotate when he (or Prince Fluff in the Wii version's co-op mode) stand on them; some sprout beads as the petals grow. Waddle Dees and a Uniclod are the sole enemies in the first portion of the stage. Along the way, Kirby encounters dandelions with buttons attached to them. When latched onto, they activate the Pendulum transformation and fly upwards, eventually disappearing. With these, Kirby can swing to reach high-up platforms he needs to progress.

Eventually, the peaceful scenery gives way to a rainy, bleaker background, with a murky waterway dotted with large lily pads and Blippers. Here, beads in the water are arranged to form the shape of fishes. The swimming portions in this area are the first instance in the game to require the Submarine transformation in order to progress. Along the way, Kirby encounters large fabric frogs in the sky with buttons on their tongue, which activates the Pendulum transformation and lowers the tongue in the upswings, used to access treasures and beads.

Eventually, Kirby exits the rain, where he encounters more dandelions, requirig him to chain his jumps from one to another to reach a Bonus Star.

Metamortex stretch

Soon after, Kirby climbs up a ladder and reaches a Metamortex patch. Here, the Saucer transformation is introduced for the first time. As Kirby navigates throgh the air, he must destroy Cloth Blocks blocking his path by charging the saucer to release its Thunder Spark power. As he progresses, several sets of beads arranged to appear as flowers appear in his path, as well as many Buttonflies and Buttonbees. After travelling downwards, a series of immobile Gordos make collecting beads trickier.

Eventually, Kirby passes through the Reel Gate, with the stage ending shortly afterwards.

Medal Bead scores

  • Bronze - 300 points
  • Silver - 600 points
  • Gold - 900 points

Enemies

Enemies Mid-Bosses

  • None

Treasures

Name Image Description Location Note
Flower Clock It’s always time for a little sunshine with this timepiece! This treasure can be found on a high platform just after the spinning flower wheels. Kirby can reach it by jumping along the wheels and using the pendulum buttons to get up. Required to invite Zeke
Frog Umbrella Stand This umbrella stand uses its magic frog power to bring you all lost umbrellas! This treasure can be found high up at the start of the rainy area. To reach it, Kirby needs to ride the dandelion seed buttons up in the previous area and then swing past the frog button to reach the chest patch. N/A
Flower Fields This new music plays in Flower Fields. In the rainy section of the stage, Kirby needs to jump off the two adjacent frogs using the Pendulum to reach a fabric patch. This reveals a magic tab, which attaches itself to a nearby fountain. Kirby can then pull the tab to reveal the treasure. N/A

Bonus Star locations

Type Image Location
2 Stars
KEY Bonus Bell 2 Stars.jpg
 Located immediately after the Flower Clock, Kirby must dash and use the Car transformation to reach the patch with this Bonus Star.
3 Stars
KEY Bonus Bell 3 Stars.jpg
 During the Metamortex stretch, Kirby must use the Saucer's Thunder Spark move to break open a wall of three Cloth Blocks, behind which the Bonus Star can be found.
5 Stars
KEY Bonus Bell 5 Stars.jpg
 Just before the Metamortex stretch, Kirby must jump off two dandelions in a row - using the Pendulum - and ride the second one upwards. The patch containing this Bonus Star is on a platform which he can then jump to.

Sub-Games

Flower Fields also reappears in four Sub-Games with tenants of Dom Woole's apartments:

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning
Japanese おはなばたけ
Ohana batake 		Flower fields
Canadian French Floralies Flower Show
European French Champs de fleurs Flower fields
German Knopfknospental Button bud valley
Italian Campi in fiore Blooming Fields
Korean 꽃밭
kkochbat 		Flower garden
Spanish Campos de flores Flower fields


Gallery

  • After-shocks of the Thunder Spark power in a pre-release version of the game

    After-shocks of the Thunder Spark power in a pre-release version of the game

  • Kirby hanging from a dandelion seed in a pre-release version of the game

    Kirby hanging from a dandelion seed in a pre-release version of the game

  • Kirby in Saucer form with the capture beam activated in a pre-release version of Flower Fields

    Kirby in Saucer form with the capture beam activated in a pre-release version of Flower Fields

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Amprey • Anemonee • Balloon Waddle Dee • Battins • Big Waddle Dee • Blast Mariner • Blipper • Bobber Clod • Boinger • Bomber • Bow Waddle Dee • Bronto Burt • Buttonbee • Buttonbug • Buttonfly • Cannon Mariner • Cannon Soldier • Calderon • Candlemander • Chain Flamer • Chilly • Cutfish • Cyclod • Dandan • Danglerfish • Dropso • Emba • Embaconda • Embird • Flamer • Freezo • Gate Core • Gator • Gordo • Grizzo • Halberd cannon • Jelly Jr. • Kracko • Li'l Kracko • Magmotamus • Me-Devil • Octopea • Ooki • Orbitfly • Parasol Waddle Dee • Red Buttonbee • Rolling Clod • Sawgill • Scarfy • Sea Jelly • Shelby • Shotzo • Slobba • Sneak Sack • Snip-Snap • Soocher • Space Jelly • Space Kracko • Spear Mariner • Spear Soldier • Spear Waddle Dee • Spore Jelly • Stogue • Sulkworm • Swadclod • Sword Mariner • Sword Soldier • Truck Monster • Twiggy Woods • UFO • Uniclod • Waddle Dee • Waddle Doo • We-Devil • Whispy Woods • Whistle Mariner • Whistle Soldier • Wicked Willow • Yarn mole • Ye-Devil
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