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Flapper

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Flapper
File:Flapper KDL artwork.png
Artwork of Flapper from Kirby's Dream Land.
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First game Kirby's Dream Land
Latest game Kirby's Pinball Land
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Flapper is a flying bat-like enemy found in very early Kirby games. It flutters back and forth, mainly in dark rooms, and can be hard to detect. It may also occasionally pursue Kirby.

Appearance and behaviTemplate:Or

Flapper resembles a bat, though with particularly large wings compared to body size. It is entirely black, with few features visible aside from the massive wings. This dark colTemplate:Oration makes it tricky to spot in the gloomy areas it often resides in. Flapper can be seen flying at modest speed in straight lines, but it may instead pursue Kirby slowly.

Game appearances

Kirby's Dream Land

Flapper makes its first appearance in this title, appearing mainly in Castle Lololo. It is not a particularly common enemy, and is worth 400 points when defeated.

Unlike some other enemies, Flapper is not replaced by another enemy in the Extra Game.

Kirby's Pinball Land

In Kirby's Pinball Land, Kracko occasionally conjures a Flapper to trip up Kirby with, as opposed to the Waddle Doos it normally conjures. These are worth 2400 points when hit.

In Kirby: Right Back at Ya!

Flappers as they appear in Kirby: Right Back at Ya!

A swarm of Flappers makes a cameo appearance in the anime series Kirby: Right Back at Ya!, appearing in the episode Escargoon Squad. They fly in to King Dedede's bedroom on a stormy night and contribute to Dedede's sense of terror while he is being haunted by ghosts. It is unclear if these Flappers were part of Escargoon's scheme or if they were merely a coincidental fright to the King.

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