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Golem is a type of relatively common large enemy that first appeared in Kirby & The Amazing Mirror. Golems are egg-shaped stone statues about three times the size of Kirby. They have very short legs, but much longer arms.
Golem has 7 HP and -1 resistance to slash-property attacks, and can only be Super Inhaled. They are immune to Kirby's attacks when they are sleeping, and will wake up when Kirby approaches. There are three variants of different color Golems, their shared attack being jump press. Although they usually yield the Stone ability, gray Golem will yield the Fighter ability if it's inhaled during its uppercut, and yellow Golem will yield the Wheel ability if it's inhaled during its rolling attack.
Locations[edit]
In Kirby & The Amazing Mirror, Golem can be found in the following rooms:
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| Rainbow Route | Moonlight Mansion | Cabbage Cavern | Mustard Mountain | Carrot Castle | Olive Ocean | Peppermint Palace | Radish Ruins | Candy Constellation | The Mirror |
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Other appearances[edit]
- Golem was supposed to appear as the enemy and helper of the Stone ability in the canceled Kirby for Nintendo GameCube game.
- Golem appears as a trophy in Super Smash Bros. Brawl.
- Golem appears as a Keychain in Kirby: Triple Deluxe.
Super Smash Bros. Brawl trophy description[edit]
| Image | Description | Found in |
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"One of many statues found in Mirror Country, far up in the skies of Dream Land. Typically inert, Golems will only move to attack if Kirby draws near. Other Golems protect treasure chests, and some get shot from the mouth of the King Golem. Kirby can inhale Golems with a super inhale to copy the Stone ability." | Kirby & The Amazing Mirror |
Gallery[edit]
Kirby attacks some Golems in Radish Ruins.
Rendering of a Golem in a Piggyback with other characters made for Kirby for Nintendo GameCube.
In-game preview of Golem being attacked using Circus Throw from Kirby for Nintendo GameCube.
Model used for Golem's trophy from Super Smash Bros. Brawl
Names in other languages[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning |
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| Japanese | ガレブ Garebu |
Galeb Possibly named after "Galeb duhr" (the monster from Dungeons & Dragons) |
| French | Tad'brik | Pun on "tas de briques" (lit. "pile of bricks") |
| German | Gragant | Possibly a mix of "Granit" (granite) and "Gigant" (giant) |
| Italian | Golem | - |
| Korean | 가레브 Garebeu |
Transliteration of Japanese name. |
| Spanish | Galeb | Transliteration of the Japanese name. |
See also[edit]
- King Golem - The boss of Moonlight Mansion, who can spawn Golems from his mouth.
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