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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*Dubior's normal col{{o}}r scheme pays homage to the [[mariowiki:R.O.B.|Robotic Operating Buddy]], also known as R.O.B. (specifically the Famicom version). | *Dubior's normal col{{o}}r scheme pays homage to the [[mariowiki:R.O.B.|Robotic Operating Buddy]], also known as R.O.B. (specifically the Famicom version). | ||
*Dubior is the only returning Mid-Boss in Kirby: Planet Robobot to not be visibly affected by the [[Haltmann Works Company]]'s mechanization, as it is already robotic. | *Dubior is the only returning Mid-Boss in ''Kirby: Planet Robobot'' to not be visibly affected by the [[Haltmann Works Company]]'s mechanization, as it is already robotic. | ||
==Names in other languages== | ==Names in other languages== | ||
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Dubior is a Mid-Boss that debuted in [[Kirby's Return to Dream Land|Template:KRDL KAW]]. It resembles a UFO-like floating robot, with yellow shining eyes. Its underside is orange, and surrounding that side are five stubs that shoot lasers. It yields the Spark ability when defeated and Inhaled.
Dubior has an advantage over most other Mid-Bosses in that it can hover, and spends much of its time off the ground. It is also capable of summoning little minions (known as Dubior Jr.s[from internal data]) to defend itself, and delivers an arsenal of electric attacks.
Game appearances
Kirby's Return to Dream Land
Dubior made its debut appearance in this title. It does not appear until relatively late into the game, and is the last of the Mid-Bosses to be revealed. It is the only inhalable Mid-Boss in the game who can hover, making it somewhat trickier to battle than the others. In the Extra Mode, it appears as Dubior EX, bearing an altered appearance and more potent attacks.
Dubior appears in the following stages:
Kirby's Dream Collection
Dubior appears in New Challenge Stages, in the Smash Combat Chamber and in the Smash Combat Chamber EX. It looks and fights the same way as it did in Return to Dream Land and is worth 1000 points when defeated.
Kirby: Planet Robobot
Dubior appears in this game, serving the same function as before, though it now possesses the ability to attack from the foreground and background. An upgraded version known as Dubior 2.0 also appears, though it bears a great resemblance to Dubior EX from Return to Dream Land.
Dubior appears in the following stages:
- Resolution Road - Stage 6 EX (as Dubior 2.0)
- Gigabyte Grounds - Stage 3
- Rhythm Route - Stage 3
- Access Ark - Stage 5 (as a common enemy, as Dubior 2.0)
Trivia
- Dubior's normal colTemplate:Or scheme pays homage to the Robotic Operating Buddy, also known as R.O.B. (specifically the Famicom version).
- Dubior is the only returning Mid-Boss in Kirby: Planet Robobot to not be visibly affected by the Haltmann Works Company's mechanization, as it is already robotic.
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Japanese | ドゥビア Dubia |
Dubior |
| Korean | 두비어 Dubieo |
Dubior |
Gallery
- KRTDL Dubior EX.png
Dubior in Kirby's Return to Dream Land's Extra Mode. Dubior 2.0 looks similar, but has blue tips on its bottom frills, rather than red.
- KPB Dubior 2.0.png
Dubior 2.0 in Kirby: Planet Robobot
- Dubior Jr..jpg
Dubior Jr. as photographed in Kirby: Planet Robobot.
