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はるかぜとともに現れたゆうかんな若者。 その名は「カービィ」。<br> | はるかぜとともに現れたゆうかんな若者。 その名は「カービィ」。<br> | ||
As everyone pondered what to do, a youngster arrived in | As everyone pondered what to do, a youngster arrived in Dream Land.<br> | ||
That youngster was in the middle of a trip.<br> | That youngster was in the middle of a trip.<br> | ||
However, upon hearing that the folks of | However, upon hearing that the folks of Dream Land were in trouble, they headed alone to Mt. Dedede to retrieve everyone's food and ensure that everyone could eat to their heart's content.<br> | ||
That brave youngster came together with the spring breeze. His name was "Kirby".<br>|book=星のカービー 取扱説明書<br> | That brave youngster came together with the spring breeze. His name was "Kirby".<br>|book=星のカービー 取扱説明書<br> | ||
Kirby of the Stars Instruction Manual<br>|page=3}}</ref><ref>{{cite book|quote=お風とともにやってきた、旅の若者。純真で、お人よしな面もあり、プププランドの危機を救ったことをきっかけにそのまま居住している。<br> | Kirby of the Stars Instruction Manual<br>|page=3}}</ref><ref>{{cite book|quote=お風とともにやってきた、旅の若者。純真で、お人よしな面もあり、プププランドの危機を救ったことをきっかけにそのまま居住している。<br> | ||
A young traveler who came with the wind. They are innocent and kind-hearted, and after saving | A young traveler who came with the wind. They are innocent and kind-hearted, and after saving Dream Land from a crisis, they continue to reside there.<br>|book=[[20th Anniversary Kirby Pupupu Encyclopedia]]|publisher=Shogakukan|page=15}}</ref><ref>{{cite book|quote=はるか ぜとともにプププランドにやって来た カービィは、みんなの食べ物をデデデ 大王から取り返すため戦います。<br> | ||
Kirby, who came to | Kirby, who came to Dream Land with the spring breeze, fights to recover everyone's food from King Dedede.<br>|book=Kirby 30th Anniversary Music Fest Pamphlet|page=28}}</ref> cannot stand for this and heads to Mt. Dedede to retrieve the stolen goods and save this land. | ||
Kirby travels through five areas of Dream Land to reach King Dedede. At the end of each land, Kirby must do battle with one of King Dedede's top goons, in the form of a [[Boss]], who will drop one [[Sparkling Star]] upon defeat. After defeating Dedede and collecting the last of these stars, Kirby uses them to inflate into a giant hot air balloon, and carry Dedede's castle all across the land, showering the stolen food back onto the kingdom. That done, Kirby returns to normal size and lands on a podium, to be cheered by the denizens of Dream Land. | Kirby travels through five areas of Dream Land to reach King Dedede. At the end of each land, Kirby must do battle with one of King Dedede's top goons, in the form of a [[Boss]], who will drop one [[Sparkling Star]] upon defeat. After defeating Dedede and collecting the last of these stars, Kirby uses them to inflate into a giant hot air balloon, and carry Dedede's castle all across the land, showering the stolen food back onto the kingdom. That done, Kirby returns to normal size and lands on a podium, to be cheered by the denizens of Dream Land. | ||
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*In the video [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZUY2AtBD6Sk "Development Secrets of the Original Kirby <nowiki>[Grab Bag]</nowiki>"], Masahiro Sakurai explains that in his original draft for how the [[health]] and [[damage]] system would work in ''Kirby's Dream Land'', Kirby would be sent flying if hit by most enemies, and get sent flying farther the more damage he's taken, only being defeated if he is knocked fully off-screen before it can re-center on him. While this was not used in the final game, Sakurai points out that a version of this concept would eventually resurface for the ''[[Super Smash Bros. (series)|Super Smash Bros. games]]'' (on a further note, this original damage system would be implemented more-or-less exactly for [[smashwiki:Adventure Mode: The Subspace Emissary|The Subspace Emissary]] in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]''). On why the idea had to wait so long to be implemented into a game, Sakurai states: "I had forgotten about it. Totally and completely." | *In the video [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZUY2AtBD6Sk "Development Secrets of the Original Kirby <nowiki>[Grab Bag]</nowiki>"], Masahiro Sakurai explains that in his original draft for how the [[health]] and [[damage]] system would work in ''Kirby's Dream Land'', Kirby would be sent flying if hit by most enemies, and get sent flying farther the more damage he's taken, only being defeated if he is knocked fully off-screen before it can re-center on him. While this was not used in the final game, Sakurai points out that a version of this concept would eventually resurface for the ''[[Super Smash Bros. (series)|Super Smash Bros. games]]'' (on a further note, this original damage system would be implemented more-or-less exactly for [[smashwiki:Adventure Mode: The Subspace Emissary|The Subspace Emissary]] in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]''). On why the idea had to wait so long to be implemented into a game, Sakurai states: "I had forgotten about it. Totally and completely." | ||
*After the events of the story and before the following game, the denizens of Dream Land gifted Kirby [[Kirby's House|a house]] for helping them.<ref>{{cite book|quote=プププランドの人々を助けたカービィは、お私にもらった家で暮らしている。<br> | *After the events of the story and before the following game, the denizens of Dream Land gifted Kirby [[Kirby's House|a house]] for helping them.<ref>{{cite book|quote=プププランドの人々を助けたカービィは、お私にもらった家で暮らしている。<br> | ||
Kirby, who helped the people of | Kirby, who helped the people of Dream Land, lives in a house they received as a gift.<br>|book=[[20th Anniversary Kirby Pupupu Encyclopedia]]|publisher=Shogakukan|page=20}}</ref> | ||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||