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|esAM=Pun on the word "llevame" (take me)

Revision as of 21:19, 16 March 2023

Carrie
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Artwork of Carrie from Kirby's Epic Yarn.
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First appearance Kirby's Epic Yarn (2010)
Latest appearance Kirby's Extra Epic Yarn (2019)
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Loves cute things and going out. Take her out and treat her to a pleasant surprise!
— Cast quote from Kirby's (Extra) Epic Yarn.

Carrie is one of Kirby's neighbors in Kirby's Epic Yarn and Kirby's Extra Epic Yarn. She appears in apartment 202, which requires a Dessert Dresser, Stuffed Bear, and Bronto Slide before Kirby can meet her. Carrie's mini-game has Kirby carrying her body to a specific point in a level in a certain amount of time. Like the other neighbors, she will sometimes visit Kirby in his pad while he is on his adventure.

Carrie's name is a pun on "carry," which is what Kirby and Prince Fluff do with her.

Carrie’s Transport

Main article: Carrie's Transport
No. Level Difficulty Time Limit Fabric
1 Patch Castle 1 2:00 Fluff Blue
2 Fountain Gardens 1 1:00 Green Tartan
3 Flower Fields 2 1:00 Berry Soda
4 Lava Landing 3 2:00 Lava
5 Mushroom Run 3 1:30 Mushroom Soil
6 Melody Town 3 1:30 Yellow Dot
7 Splash Beach 3 2:00 Palm Island
8 Secret Island 3 1:30 Treasure Map
9 Cozy Cabin 4 1:30 Warm Mittens
10 Tube Town 4 1:00 Famicom
11 Big-Bean Vine 4 1:30 Blue Dot
12 Tempest Towers 5 2:00 Pink Waves

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Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning
Japanese コロン
Koron
French Coquette May be a pun on "coquette" (flirt)
Italian Pigretta From "pigra" (lazy) and the Italian diminutive suffix -etta
Latin American Spanish Yevamé Pun on the word "llevame" (take me)
European Spanish Carguita Diminutive of carga (carry)