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Bang-Bang

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Bang-Bang
Bang-Bang KCC artwork.png
Artwork of Bang-Bang from Kirby: Canvas Curse.
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First game Kirby & The Amazing Mirror
Latest game Kirby: Canvas Curse
Copy Ability Missile
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Bang-Bang is a type of enemy appearing in Kirby & The Amazing Mirror and Canvas Curse. It resembles a Template:Gray and red rocket with a yellow nose, white wings, a pair of angry-looking eyes and, while on the ground, two yellow feet. Bang-Bang grants the Missile Copy Ability in both of its appearances. In English, Bang-bangs are named such since they explode. Their Japanese name comes from Dokkōn, which is a Japanese onomatopoeia for "Kaboom!".

Game appearances

Kirby & The Amazing Mirror

In their first appearance, Bang-Bangs initially walk on the ground, waiting for Kirby to come near. Once he does, they momentarily stop and, after a few seconds of aiming, proceed to attack by launching themselves at him. While airborne, Bang-Bangs relentlessly home in on Kirby. However, they have bad deceleration and cannot turn around very fast, which can be exploited to cause them to miss their target.

After traveling through the air for a set amount of time, Bang-Bangs begin to flash red and eventually self-destruct, harming Kirby if he is caught in the blast. Smashing into an obstacle or directly hitting Kirby likewise causes them to explode. Bang-Bangs have low health and can be destroyed by any attack.

Kirby: Canvas Curse

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In Kirby: Canvas Curse, Bang-Bangs appear in some levels, going towards Kirby. As they never walk in this game, their feet are not seen. Other than that, however, their appearance here is otherwise very similar to the way they appear in Kirby & The Amazing Mirror.

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Kirby & The Amazing Mirror artwork and Kirby: Canvas Curse sprite

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning
Japanese ドッコーン
Dokkōn
An onomatopoeia for a shooting/explosion sound
German Torpedon From Torpedo


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