Treasure refers to valuable items often found in Treasure Chests. These items typically serve no purpose regarding gameplay, and are often optional, only required for 100% Completion of the games they appear in.
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In the stage The Great Cave Offensive in Kirby Super Star and its remake, Kirby Super Star Ultra, Kirby's quest involves collecting treasure. As Kirby navigates the various areas of an underground chamber, he may find up to 60 treasure chests. The treasures are collectible items only and thus have no effect on Kirby's abilities; however, they are required to achieve 100% completion on the stage.
A reference to the Falchion, Marth's legendary sword in the Fire Emblem series. In international releases of Kirby Super Star it was just called "Sword", as the game predated the international presence of Fire Emblem; it was given its proper name in Ultra.
A reference to Pegasus, a winged horse from Greek mythology. More specifically, a possible reference to the Wings of Pegasus item from the Kid Icarus series.
Also, on the map screen, a medal that looks like the Gold Medal treasure (seen to the right), signifies that all treasures have been found in the area.
In Kirby & The Amazing Mirror, there are treasure chests scattered around the many different worlds, and contain items such as world maps, Spray Paint, Vitality Hearts, and other objects such as Sound Tests items, and a music player. These items are mostly contained within large treasure chests, while minor items such as batteries and Maxim Tomatoes are found in smaller ones. The game is not considered 100% complete until every treasure chest is opened, even if the item inside is mundane.
Kirby: Squeak Squad
In Kirby: Squeak Squad, the Squeaks are known for robbing places of treasure. In addition to this, Kirby can collect treasure chests in each level, with there being a maximum of 3 chests in each level part. There is also a large treasure chest, which, when Kirby collects it, will make a high-ranking Squeak appear. The only exception to this would be the fourth part of the Secret Sea, where only Squeakers will fight Kirby. If they manage to take it, Kirby must go to the base they entered to fight whoever brought the chest into the base along with a few Squeakers. If they are defeated, the treasure chest will appear. In these treasure chests are all sorts of goods, including Spray Paint, Ability Scrolls, and Sound Test items. In addition to these treasure chests, another one appears whenever Kirby defeats a boss. If he collects every single one of these boss treasure chests, the Boss Endurance sub-game will be unlocked.
In Kirby's Epic Yarn, treasures are referred to as 'Stuff'. This stuff can be found in stages, bought from vendors, and given as a reward for winning the neighbors' games. Once collected, the stuff can be used to decorate Kirby's Pad, aside from being necessary for 100% Completion of the game.
Kirby and the Rainbow Curse
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Each non-boss stage has up to five treasure chests to collect. These may either be out in the open, hidden behind barricades and side-chambers, or split into pieces which must be reassembled. Treasure chests can move on their own, and need to be collided with to collect. At the end of the stage, all collected chests are opened to reveal their contents, which usually contain Figurines or music tracks.