Battybat

Battybat
Battybat.png
Sprite of Battybat from Kirby Mass Attack.
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First game Kirby Mass Attack (2011)
Similar entities Gloombat
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This article is about the large purple bat enemy from Kirby Mass Attack, and should not be confused with Batty, Battins, Buzzybat, or Pricklebat.
It's said that the huge Battybat guards a medal. I've heard he makes his home in a damp place, and there's a very damp spot around here where it rains. There's a cannon near that area, but don't use it, or you'll never find Battybat.
— Daroach, regarding the Battybat in Green Grounds - Stage 4

Battybat is a large flying enemy appearing only in Kirby Mass Attack. His basic appearance is that of a spherical, purple bat with pink eyes, a massive red mouth, two small fangs, and little pink horns. He presents an orchid pattern atop his head.

Battybat's main attack pattern consists of him trying to attack the Kirbys by flying above them and snatching one up in his jaws. When this happens, the other Kirbys must attack him before he causes damage. If Battybat misses the Kirbys, his jaws will get stuck in the ground, giving the Kirbys a big opening to defeat him. Defeating Battybat confers 500 points onto the player.

LocationsEdit

Battybat can be found in the following levels and stages in Kirby Mass Attack:

Battybat locations in Kirby Mass Attack  
Stage Green Grounds Sandy Canyon Dedede Resort Volcano Valley Necro Nebula
Stage 1          
Stage 2          
Stage 3          
Stage 4          
Stage 5         N/A
Stage 6         N/A
Stage 7         N/A
Stage 8         N/A
Stage 9         N/A
Stage 10         N/A
Stage 11 N/A       N/A
Boss Stage          

TriviaEdit

  • A Battybat is featured on the North American box art for Kirby Mass Attack, being pummeled by two Kirbys.

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Names in other languagesEdit

Language Name Meaning
Japanese ガバット
Gabatto
Possibly from「がぶり」(gaburi, onomatopoeia for biting) and the English word "bat" (バット).
German Flattervampir Flutter vampire
Spanish Murcimur From "murciélago" (bat) and possibly "morder" (to bite)