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|image=[[File:Guest Star | |||
|caption=Title screen for '''Guest Star ???? Star Allies Go!''' | |caption=Title screen for '''Guest Star ???? Star Allies Go!''' | ||
|type=Speedrun - Team | |type=Speedrun - Team | ||
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|players=1-4 | |players=1-4 | ||
|appeared=''[[Kirby Star Allies]]'' | |appeared=''[[Kirby Star Allies]]'' | ||
|compare=[[Meta Knightmare]]<br>[[Meta Knightmare Ultra]]<br>[[Meta Knightmare Returns]]<br>[[ | |compare=[[Meta Knightmare]]<br>[[Meta Knightmare Ultra]]<br>[[Meta Knightmare Returns]]<br>[[Dededetour!]]<br>[[Helper to Hero]] | ||
|theme music=[[File:KSA The Adventure Begins Guest Star version clip.mp3]] | |||
|theme title="[[The Adventure Begins (theme from Kirby's Return to Dream Land)|The Adventure Begins (amiibo Special ver.)]]" | |||
|description=The default version of the main title theme for Guest Star ???? Star Allies Go! | |||
}} | }} | ||
{{Quote|You can do it...even without Kirby! Go for a {{color|red|time attack}} score in an {{color|red|adventure}} with only {{color|red|friends}}!|Tutorial caption in Guest Star ???? Star Allies Go!}} | {{Quote|You can do it...even without Kirby! Go for a {{color|red|time attack}} score in an {{color|red|adventure}} with only {{color|red|friends}}!|Tutorial caption in Guest Star ???? Star Allies Go!}} | ||
'''Guest Star ???? Star Allies Go!''' is an [[Extra | '''Guest Star ???? Star Allies Go!''' is an [[Extra Mode]] in ''[[Kirby Star Allies]]'', unlocked once the Story Mode is completed. The main premise involves a team of [[Helper|Friends]] and/or [[Dream Friend]]s running through a condensed version of the main story mode in one long time attack run without [[Kirby]]'s help and defeating [[Morpho Knight|a different boss]] at the end of the game. Along the way, a number of distinct challenges are faced depending on which guest star was chosen to be the main character, and [[Power-Up Heart]]s are available which can bolster the allies' abilities. Completing this game mode at least once is required to unlock the Fiery Showdown and Infernal Crisis difficulties of [[The Ultimate Choice]], and contributes toward [[100% completion]] of ''Kirby Star Allies''. | ||
This game mode is similar in premise to previous time attack modes such as [[Meta Knightmare]] and [[Dededetour!]], and includes checkpoints and a final time leaderboard for each character. Unlike those modes, however, none of the bosses fought are enhanced versions of their Story Mode counterparts (save for the run for [[The Three Mage-Sisters]]). | |||
==Story== | ==Story== | ||
The story is largely the same as the main Story Mode. However, instead of collecting the pieces of the [[Jamba Heart]], [[Hyness]] and | The story is largely the same as the main Story Mode. However, instead of collecting the pieces of the [[Jamba Heart]], [[Hyness]] and [[The Three Mage-Sisters]] are attempting to open an inter-dimensional portal. Once they are defeated, after a fake-out credits sequence, [[Galacta Knight]] appears from out of the portal and gets ready to fight the allies again as he normally does. However, just before the fight can begin, a strange [[butterfly]] lands on Galacta Knight's lance and causes him to disintegrate. In his place, the butterfly transforms into the Reborn Butterfly, [[Morpho Knight]], who fights the allies in Galacta Knight's stead. Defeating him causes this new knight to gracefully vaporize, completing the game. | ||
==Gameplay | ==Gameplay== | ||
[[File:KSA Guest Star gameplay 01.jpg|thumb|250px|The premise around Guest Star ???? Star Allies Go! revolves around playing through a mostly condensed version of the Story Mode with a playable character other than Kirby.]] | |||
The player needs to choose a particular Friend to play as before the game begins, and will stick with that friend for the remainder of the game. As such, this friend is given the ability to toss [[Friend Heart]]s to recruit other allies to help clear away obstacles and perform [[Friend Ability|Friend Abilities]]. Instead of entering each stage individually, all the stages are played in one long run, with checkpoints in the interim. They are split into five 'levels' which are timed separately. Along the way, entering side areas and accessing hard-to-reach spots can yield [[Power-Up Heart]]s, which raise the stats of the allies when collected. These stats can be raised to a maximum of 5 but will reset when a new level is accessed. If a Power-Up Heart is collected when its corresponding stat is already at level 5, then the character who collected will pose but the level will not change. However, collecting a sixth Health heart will still refill the health meter of all characters entirely, as if they had eaten a [[Maxim Tomato]]. | |||
In addition, there are a number of areas in the stages which have been reconfigured into 'ambush zones', where enemies appear in sequence which the allies must defeat. There are a number of unique areas to run through, which do not appear at all in the main story mode. The layout of the run also changes based on which ally is being used, with certain areas only appearing for certain allies. | In addition, there are a number of areas in the stages which have been reconfigured into 'ambush zones', where enemies appear in sequence which the allies must defeat. There are a number of unique areas to run through, which do not appear at all in the main story mode, with the DLC Dream Friends going through sections of levels that either make use of their moveset or are recreations of earlier ''Kirby'' stages. The layout of the run also changes based on which ally is being used, with certain areas only appearing for certain allies. For example, sections that utilize [[Friend Throw]] will only appear for characters that can use that move or something similar to make progress (e.g. [[Gooey]], [[Beetley]], [[Bugzzy]], [[Knuckle Joe]], and [[Magolor]]). | ||
Lastly, while there are many | Lastly, while there are many [[Point Star|Point Heart]]s and [[Picture Piece]]s to find, there is very little in the way of [[Food]] or other healing items, and the allies start with 80% of their default maximum [[stamina|health]]. Therefore, the allies will need to rely on either their own abilities, checkpoints, or the Health Power-Up Hearts to recover lost health. There are also no [[1-Up]]s to be found, but extra lives can still be increased by collecting Point Hearts. | ||
A separate high score is kept for each individual ally, though only one run needs to be finished to 'complete' the game. Once this one run is completed, [[Dream Friend]]s are made available to play as. | A separate high score is kept for each individual ally, though only one run needs to be finished to 'complete' the game. Once this one run is completed, [[Dream Friend]]s are made available to play as. Allies with completed runs will have their respective icon marked with a crown, indicating completion of a character's run. | ||
Interestingly enough, the [[Friend Star]] is never utilized in this game mode. In its place, several more [[Friend Train]] sections are added. | Interestingly enough, the [[Friend Star]] is never utilized in this game mode. In its place, several more [[Friend Train]] sections are added. | ||
==List of Allies== | ==List of Allies== | ||
The following lists all playable allies and their subtitles in the title screen. | The following lists all playable allies and their subtitles in the title screen. The title of this game mode is meant to be a placeholder for whichever ally is picked. The title officially changes based on which ally is played. | ||
For DLC Dream Friends, the art on the title screen changes to match the Japanese box art of their respective debut games. The base game Dream Friends did not have unique title screen art until version 2.0.0, showcasing their signature colors and previous appearances. | |||
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!colspan=5|'''List of Allies in Guest Star ???? Star Allies Go!''' | !colspan=5|'''List of Allies in Guest Star ???? Star Allies Go!''' | ||
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! Notes | ! Notes | ||
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| '''[[Blade Knight]]''' | | {{center|[[File:KSA Guest Star Blade Knight title screen.png|200px]]<br>'''[[Blade Knight]]'''}} | ||
|{{N}} | |{{N}} | ||
| Staying Sharp | | Staying Sharp | ||
| この{{furi|剣|つるぎ}}に{{furi|誓|ちか}}って<br>''Swear | | この{{furi|剣|つるぎ}}に{{furi|誓|ちか}}って<br>''I Swear By This Blade'' | ||
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| '''[[Sir Kibble]]''' | | {{center|[[File:KSA Guest Star Sir Kibble title screen.png|200px]]<br>'''[[Sir Kibble]]'''}} | ||
|{{N}} | |{{N}} | ||
| Cutting in Style | | Cutting in Style | ||
| リターントゥ{{furi|斬刃|ざんば}}<br>''Return to Cutter Blade'' | | リターントゥ{{furi|斬刃|ざんば}}<br>''Return to Cutter Blade'' | ||
| The Japanese subtitle refers to the English title of ''[[Kirby's Return to Dream Land]]''. | | The Japanese subtitle refers to the American English title of ''[[Kirby's Return to Dream Land]]''. | ||
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| '''[[Poppy Bros. Jr.]]''' | | {{center|[[File:KSA Guest Star Poppy Bros Jr title screen.png|200px]]<br>'''[[Poppy Bros. Jr.]]'''}} | ||
|{{N}} | |{{N}} | ||
| Bombs Away! | | Bombs Away! | ||
| {{furi|空|そら}}に{{furi|弾|はじ}}ける{{furi|花々|はなばな}}<br>''Bursting Blooms in the Sky'' | | {{furi|空|そら}}に{{furi|弾|はじ}}ける{{furi|花々|はなばな}}<br>''Bursting Blooms in the Sky'' | ||
| | |The Japanese subtitle refers to the firework-like explosions that the bombs make; "firework" in Japanese is 花火 (''hanabi''), which is literally "flower-fire". | ||
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| '''[[Rocky]]''' | | {{center|[[File:KSA Guest Star Rocky title screen.png|200px]]<br>'''[[Rocky]]'''}} | ||
|{{N}} | |{{N}} | ||
| Rock the World | | Rock the World | ||
| {{furi|怒|いか}} | | {{furi|怒|いか}}りのヘビーアッパー!<br>''Raging Heavy Upper!'' | ||
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| '''[[Wester]]''' | | {{center|[[File:KSA Guest Star Wester title screen.png|200px]]<br>'''[[Wester]]'''}} | ||
|{{N}} | |{{N}} | ||
| Wild-West Whip | | Wild-West Whip | ||
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| '''[[Bonkers]]''' | | {{center|[[File:KSA Guest Star Bonkers title screen.png|200px]]<br>'''[[Bonkers]]'''}} | ||
|{{N}} | |{{N}} | ||
| Banana Mania | | Banana Mania | ||
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| '''[[Bio Spark]]''' | | {{center|[[File:KSA Guest Star Bio Spark title screen.png|200px]]<br>'''[[Bio Spark]]'''}} | ||
|{{N}} | |{{N}} | ||
| Savage Silence | | Savage Silence | ||
| {{furi|紫電|しでん}}{{furi|月影|げつえい}}<br>''Violet Lightning | | {{furi|紫電|しでん}}{{furi|月影|げつえい}}<br>''Violet Lightning in Moonlight'' | ||
|Violet Lightning ({{furi|紫電|しでん}}) is the name of Bio Spark's blade. | |Violet Lightning ({{furi|紫電|しでん}}) is the name of Bio Spark's blade. | ||
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| '''[[Gim]]''' | | {{center|[[File:KSA Guest Star Gim title screen.png|200px]]<br>'''[[Gim]]'''}} | ||
|{{N}} | |{{N}} | ||
| Up-and-Down Dynamo | | Up-and-Down Dynamo | ||
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|The Japanese subtitle refers to ''[[Kirby: Planet Robobot]]'' in which Gim was absent. Gim's Guest Star pause page also mentions the "mechanized invasion". | |The Japanese subtitle refers to ''[[Kirby: Planet Robobot]]'' in which Gim was absent. Gim's Guest Star pause page also mentions the "mechanized invasion". | ||
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| '''[[Jammerjab]]''' | | {{center|[[File:KSA Guest Star Jammerjab title screen.png|200px]]<br>'''[[Jammerjab]]'''}} | ||
|{{N}} | |{{N}} | ||
| Staff Striker | | Staff Striker | ||
| {{furi|信|しん}}じられる{{furi|友|とも}}こそが<br>'' | | {{furi|信|しん}}じられる{{furi|友|とも}}こそが<br>''That's a Friend You Can Believe In'' | ||
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| '''[[Burning Leo]]''' | | {{center|[[File:KSA Guest Star Burning Leo title screen.png|200px]]<br>'''[[Burning Leo]]'''}} | ||
|{{N}} | |{{N}} | ||
| Roaring Fire | | Roaring Fire | ||
| {{furi|燃|も}} | | {{furi|燃|も}}えろ!ライオンハート<br>''Burn! Lion Heart'' | ||
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| '''[[Chilly]]''' | | {{center|[[File:KSA Guest Star Chilly title screen.png|200px]]<br>'''[[Chilly]]'''}} | ||
|{{N}} | |{{N}} | ||
| Chill Winds | | Chill Winds | ||
| はるかぜそよぐ、その{{furi|前|まえ}}に...<br>''Before the Spring Breeze Arrives…'' | | はるかぜそよぐ、その{{furi|前|まえ}}に...<br>''Before the Spring Breeze Arrives…'' | ||
| The Japanese subtitle and Chilly's Guest Star pause page indicates he would melt when the spring breeze arrives, | | The Japanese subtitle and Chilly's Guest Star pause page indicates he would melt when the spring breeze arrives, which could possibly refer to "[[Dedede's Snow Job]]", the episode (Ep. 20 in Japanese and Ep. 18 in the 4Kids dubs) of ''[[Kirby: Right Back at Ya!]]''. | ||
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| '''[[Waddle Doo]]''' | | {{center|[[File:KSA Guest Star Waddle Doo title screen.png|200px]]<br>'''[[Waddle Doo]]'''}} | ||
|{{N}} | |{{N}} | ||
| Beam Land | | Beam Land | ||
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| The English subtitle is possibly a pun on [[Dream Land]]. | | The English subtitle is possibly a pun on [[Dream Land]]. | ||
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| '''[[Plugg]]''' | | {{center|[[File:KSA Guest Star Plugg title screen.png|200px]]<br>'''[[Plugg]]'''}} | ||
|{{N}} | |{{N}} | ||
| Powered Up | | Powered Up | ||
| {{furi|忘|わす}}らるる{{furi|希望|きぼう}}の{{furi|光|ひかり}}<br>''Forgotten Light of Hope'' | | {{furi|忘|わす}}らるる{{furi|希望|きぼう}}の{{furi|光|ひかり}}<br>''Forgotten Light of Hope'' | ||
|Interestingly, the Japanese name of [[Zan Partizanne]]'s theme is 忘らるる閃光のライトニング (''Forgotten Flash Lightning'').<br>"Powered Up" is a | |The Japanese name refers to Plugg's long absence from the series, last appearing in 2000's ''[[Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards]]''.<br>Interestingly, the Japanese name of [[Zan Partizanne]]'s theme is similar, being 忘らるる閃光のライトニング (''Forgotten Flash of Lightning'').<br>"Powered Up" is a pun on Plugg's expanded moveset, now being able to fire [[Plasma]] upward. | ||
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| '''[[Driblee]]''' | | {{center|[[File:KSA Guest Star Driblee title screen.png|200px]]<br>'''[[Driblee]]'''}} | ||
|{{N}} | |{{N}} | ||
| Rinse and Repeat | | Rinse and Repeat | ||
| | | ウルルン!スプリンクル<br>''Aqua! Sprinkle'' | ||
|[[Aqua Star]] is called ウルルンスター in Japanese. | |[[Aqua Star]] is called ウルルンスター in Japanese. | ||
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| '''[[NESP]]''' | | {{center|[[File:KSA Guest Star NESP title screen.png|200px]]<br>'''[[NESP]]'''}} | ||
|{{N}} | |{{N}} | ||
| Psych Out | | Psych Out | ||
| サイキックエイジス<br>''Psychic Ages'' | | サイキックエイジス<br>''Psychic Ages'' | ||
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| '''[[Birdon]]''' | | {{center|[[File:KSA Guest Star Birdon title screen.png|200px]]<br>'''[[Birdon]]'''}} | ||
|{{N}} | |{{N}} | ||
| Freedom in the Sky | | Freedom in the Sky | ||
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| '''[[Broom Hatter]]''' | | {{center|[[File:KSA Guest Star Broom Hatter title screen.png|200px]]<br>'''[[Broom Hatter]]'''}} | ||
|{{N}} | |{{N}} | ||
| Spring Cleaning | | Spring Cleaning | ||
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| '''[[Knuckle Joe]]''' | | {{center|[[File:KSA Guest Star Knuckle Joe title screen.png|200px]]<br>'''[[Knuckle Joe]]'''}} | ||
|{{N}} | |{{N}} | ||
| The Contender | | The Contender | ||
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| '''[[Bugzzy]]''' | | {{center|[[File:KSA Guest Star Bugzzy title screen.png|200px]]<br>'''[[Bugzzy]]'''}} | ||
|{{N}} | |{{N}} | ||
| What's the Bug Idea? | | What's the Bug Idea? | ||
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| '''[[Beetley]]''' | | {{center|[[File:KSA Guest Star Beetley title screen.png|200px]]<br>'''[[Beetley]]'''}} | ||
|{{N}} | |{{N}} | ||
| Unbeatable Beetle | | Unbeatable Beetle | ||
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| '''[[Como]]''' | | {{center|[[File:KSA Guest Star Como title screen.png|200px]]<br>'''[[Como]]'''}} | ||
|{{N}} | |{{N}} | ||
| A Tangled Web | | A Tangled Web | ||
| 三つ{{furi|目|め}}スーパースパイダー<br>''Three- | | 三つ{{furi|目|め}}スーパースパイダー<br>''Three-Eyed Super Spider'' | ||
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| '''[[Parasol Waddle Dee]]''' | | {{center|[[File:KSA Guest Star Parasol Waddle Dee title screen.png|200px]]<br>'''[[Parasol Waddle Dee]]'''}} | ||
|{{N}} | |{{N}} | ||
| Floaty Dreamer | | Floaty Dreamer | ||
| ふわふわおちて、ひがさして。<br>''Gently Floating, and the Sun Is Shining.'' | | ふわふわおちて、ひがさして。<br>''Gently Floating, and the Sun Is Shining.'' | ||
| | |The Japanese subtitle is two lines of the tanka poem present in Parasol's Japanese pause description in ''[[Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land]]'', ''[[Kirby & The Amazing Mirror]]'', and ''[[Kirby: Squeak Squad]]''. | ||
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| '''[[Vividria]]''' | | {{center|[[File:KSA Guest Star Vividria title screen.png|200px]]<br>'''[[Vividria]]'''}} | ||
|{{N}} | |{{N}} | ||
| A | | A Colorful ❤ | ||
| カラフル❤ハートフル<br>'' | | カラフル❤ハートフル<br>''Colorful❤Heartful'' | ||
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| '''[[Chef Kawasaki]]''' | | {{center|[[File:KSA Guest Star Chef Kawasaki title screen.png|200px]]<br>'''[[Chef Kawasaki]]'''}} | ||
|{{N}} | |{{N}} | ||
| | | Flavor Attack | ||
| {{furi|突撃|とつげき}} | | {{furi|突撃|とつげき}}!{{furi|魂|たましい}}の{{furi|料理人|りょうりにん}}<br>''Attack! The Soulful Chef'' | ||
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| '''[[King Dedede#As a Dream Friend|King Dedede]]''' | | {{center|[[File:KSA Guest Star King Dedede title screen.png|200px]]<br>'''[[King Dedede#As a Dream Friend|King Dedede]]'''}} | ||
|{{Y}} | |{{Y}} | ||
| Fight for the Crown | | Fight for the Crown | ||
| {{furi|王位|おうい}}の{{furi|復権|ふっけん}}<br>'' | | {{furi|王位|おうい}}の{{furi|復権|ふっけん}}<br>''Return to the Throne'' | ||
|The Japanese subtitle is directly taken from the Japanese title of [[Masked Dedede|Masked Dedede's Revenge]] theme ("Dedede's Royal Payback") in ''[[Kirby: Triple Deluxe]]''. | |The Japanese subtitle is directly taken from the Japanese title of [[Masked Dedede|Masked Dedede's Revenge]]'s theme ("Dedede's Royal Payback") in ''[[Kirby: Triple Deluxe]]''. | ||
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| '''[[Meta Knight#As a Dream Friend|Meta Knight]]''' | | {{center|[[File:KSA Guest Star Meta Knight title screen.png|200px]]<br>'''[[Meta Knight#As a Dream Friend|Meta Knight]]'''}} | ||
|{{Y}} | |{{Y}} | ||
| Scourge of Darkness | | Scourge of Darkness | ||
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| '''[[Bandana Waddle Dee#Kirby Star Allies|Bandana Waddle Dee]]''' | | {{center|[[File:KSA Guest Star Bandana Waddle Dee title screen.png|200px]]<br>'''[[Bandana Waddle Dee#Kirby Star Allies|Bandana Waddle Dee]]'''}} | ||
|{{Y}} | |{{Y}} | ||
| The Legend of Dee | | The Legend of Dee | ||
| レジェンド オブ ワドルディ<br>''Legend of [[Waddle Dee]]'' | | レジェンド オブ ワドルディ<br>''Legend of [[Waddle Dee]]'' | ||
| | |Both the Japanese and English subtitles appear to reference ''[[zeldawiki:The Legend of Zelda (Series)|The Legend of Zelda]]'' series. | ||
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| '''[[Animal Friend|Rick & Kine & Coo]]''' | | {{center|[[File:KSA Guest Star Rick Kine Coo title screen.png|200px]]<br>'''[[Animal Friend|Rick & Kine & Coo]]'''}} | ||
|{{Y}} | |{{Y}} | ||
| Animal Trio | | Animal Trio | ||
| {{furi|陸海空|りくかいくう}}アニマルズ<br>''Land-Sea-Air Animals'' | | {{furi|陸海空|りくかいくう}}アニマルズ<br>''Land-Sea-Air Animals'' | ||
| | |The Japanese subtitle uses the kanji that correspond to the names of each of the animal friends: ''riku'', ''kai'', and ''kū''. | ||
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| '''[[Marx#Kirby Star Allies|Marx]]''' | | {{center|[[File:KSA Guest Star Marx title screen.png|200px]]<br>'''[[Marx#Kirby Star Allies|Marx]]'''}} | ||
|{{Y}} | |{{Y}} | ||
| Galactic Ambition | | Galactic Ambition | ||
| {{furi|銀河|ぎんが}}に{{furi|野望|やぼう}}を<br>''Galactic Ambition'' | | {{furi|銀河|ぎんが}}に{{furi|野望|やぼう}}を<br>''Galactic Ambition'' | ||
| | |Based on the Japanese title for [[Milky Way Wishes]], '''銀河にねがいを''' ("Wish Upon the Galaxy"). | ||
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| '''[[Gooey#Kirby Star Allies|Gooey]]''' | | {{center|[[File:KSA Guest Star Gooey title screen.png|200px]]<br>'''[[Gooey#Kirby Star Allies|Gooey]]'''}} | ||
|{{Y}} | |{{Y}} | ||
| Who…Me? | | Who…Me? | ||
| | | ココはドコでボクだ〜れ?<br>''Where Is This and Wh-Who Am I?'' | ||
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| '''[[Adeleine & Ribbon]]''' | | {{center|[[File:KSA Guest Star Adeleine and Ribbon title screen.png|200px]]<br>'''[[Adeleine & Ribbon]]'''}} | ||
|{{Y}} | |{{Y}} | ||
| Artful Adventurers | | Artful Adventurers | ||
| あたしたちもまぜて<br>''Let Us Join Too'' | | あたしたちもまぜて<br>''Let Us Join, Too'' | ||
| | |The Japanese subtitle refers to the cutscene that plays when Adeleine joins the party in ''Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards'', '''あたしもまぜて''' ("Let Me Join, Too"; localized as "Adding Adeleine"). This phrase is also seen in their Story Mode pause screen description. | ||
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| '''[[Dark Meta Knight#Kirby Star Allies|Dark Meta Knight]]''' | | {{center|[[File:KSA Guest Star Dark Meta Knight title screen.png|200px]]<br>'''[[Dark Meta Knight#Kirby Star Allies|Dark Meta Knight]]'''}} | ||
|{{Y}} | |{{Y}} | ||
| From the Shadows | | From the Shadows | ||
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| '''[[Daroach#Kirby Star Allies|Daroach]]''' | | {{center|[[File:KSA Guest Star Daroach title screen.png|200px]]<br>'''[[Daroach#Kirby Star Allies|Daroach]]'''}} | ||
|{{Y}} | |{{Y}} | ||
| Enter the Space Thieves | | Enter the Space Thieves | ||
| {{furi|参上|さんじょう}} | | {{furi|参上|さんじょう}}!{{furi|宇宙|そら}}かける{{furi|盗賊団|とうぞくだん}}<br>''They've Arrived! The Space Thieves'' | ||
|This is in a similar format to the Japanese title of ''[[Kirby: Squeak Squad]]'' (参上!ドロッチェ団). | |This is in a similar format to the Japanese title of ''[[Kirby: Squeak Squad]]'' (参上!ドロッチェ団). | ||
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| '''[[Magolor#Kirby Star Allies|Magolor]]''' | | {{center|[[File:KSA Guest Star Magolor title screen.png|200px]]<br>'''[[Magolor#Kirby Star Allies|Magolor]]'''}} | ||
|{{Y}} | |{{Y}} | ||
| Best Friends Forever | | Best Friends Forever | ||
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| '''[[Taranza#Kirby Star Allies|Taranza]]''' | | {{center|[[File:KSA Guest Star Taranza title screen.png|200px]]<br>'''[[Taranza#Kirby Star Allies|Taranza]]'''}} | ||
|{{Y}} | |{{Y}} | ||
| To Meet That Flower | | To Meet That Flower | ||
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| '''[[Susie#Kirby Star Allies|Susie]]''' | | {{center|[[File:KSA Guest Star Susie title screen.png|200px]]<br>'''[[Susie#Kirby Star Allies|Susie]]'''}} | ||
|{{Y}} | |{{Y}} | ||
| Extermination By Blaster❤ | | Extermination By Blaster❤ | ||
|{{furi|光線銃|レーザーガン}}で、くじょされて❤<br>''Extermination by Laser Gun❤'' | |{{furi|光線銃|レーザーガン}}で、くじょされて❤<br>''Extermination by Laser Gun❤'' | ||
|くじょされて is a quote from Susie before her [[boss]] battle in the Japanese version of ''[[Kirby: Planet Robobot]]''.<br>H.W.C. Blaster is | |くじょされて is a quote from Susie before her [[boss]] battle in the Japanese version of ''[[Kirby: Planet Robobot]]''.<br>The H.W.C. Blaster is called the Haltmann Works Company Control Laser Gun ({{furi|H.W.C.|ハルトマンワークスカンパニー}}せいレーザーガン) in Japanese. | ||
|- | |- | ||
| '''[[The Three Mage-Sisters]]''' | | {{center|[[File:KSA Guest Star The Three Mage-Sisters title screen.png|200px]]<br>'''[[The Three Mage-Sisters]]'''}} | ||
|{{Y}} | |{{Y}} | ||
| From Prayers to Hope | | From Prayers to Hope | ||
| {{furi|祈|いの}}りから{{furi|希望|きぼう}}の{{furi|旅|たび}}へ<br>''Journey From Prayers to Hope'' | | {{furi|祈|いの}}りから{{furi|希望|きぼう}}の{{furi|旅|たび}}へ<br>''Journey From Prayers to Hope'' | ||
| Several key differences exist between this version of the game and the others. They are as follows: | | Several key differences exist between this version of the game and the others. They are as follows: | ||
*[[Whispy Woods]], [[King Dedede]], [[Meta Knight]] and [[Kracko]] are all replaced with their [[:Category:Parallel bosses|parallel counterparts]] from [[Heroes in Another Dimension]]. | *The Mage-Sisters go through many sections that are from other Dream Friends' Guest Star ???? runs. | ||
*[[Whispy Woods]], [[King Dedede]], [[Meta Knight]], and [[Kracko]] are all replaced with their [[:Category:Parallel bosses|parallel counterparts]] from [[Heroes in Another Dimension]]. | |||
*[[Francisca]], [[Flamberge]], [[Zan Partizanne]], [[Yggy Woods]], and [[Hyness]] are never fought. | *[[Francisca]], [[Flamberge]], [[Zan Partizanne]], [[Yggy Woods]], and [[Hyness]] are never fought. | ||
*[[Morpho Knight]] is upgraded into Morpho Knight EX. | *[[Morpho Knight]] is upgraded into Morpho Knight EX. | ||
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All Story Mode [[boss]]es are fought in this mode, with the exception of [[Grand Mam]] and [[Void Termina]]. In place of the latter, the allies fight [[Morpho Knight]] as the last boss instead. | All Story Mode [[boss]]es are fought in this mode, with the exception of [[Grand Mam]] and [[Void Termina]]. In place of the latter, the allies fight [[Morpho Knight]] as the last boss instead. | ||
The more players in play (including [[CPU]]), the less damage they will deal to [[mid-boss]]es and | The more players in play (including [[CPU]]), the less damage they will deal to [[mid-boss]]es and bosses. Guest Star ???? Star Allies Go! shares the same set of multiplier modifiers with Story Mode and [[Heroes in Another Dimension]]. ([[The Ultimate Choice]] has a different set.) | ||
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Same as in Story Mode and Heroes in Another Dimension, every time | Same as in Story Mode and Heroes in Another Dimension, every time player 1 loses against a mid-boss or boss, the boss's maximum [[stamina|health]] decreases and their actions become slower to lower the difficulty. After continuing the game from the Game Over screen, their nerfs will still be kept. | ||
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!Times of Loss | !Times of Loss | ||
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==Title | ==Title theme== | ||
{{main|The Adventure Begins}} | {{main|The Adventure Begins (theme from Kirby's Return to Dream Land)}} | ||
There are two versions of title theme for Guest Star ???? Star Allies Go!. Both are arranged by [[Hirokazu Ando]] and are remixes of '''"The Adventure Begins"''' ([[Cookie Country - Stage 1]] theme) from ''[[Kirby's Return to Dream Land]]''. | There are two versions of the title theme for Guest Star ???? Star Allies Go!. Both are arranged by [[Hirokazu Ando]] and are remixes of '''"The Adventure Begins"''' ([[Cookie Country - Stage 1]] theme) from ''[[Kirby's Return to Dream Land]]''. | ||
*The default version is | *The default version is the '''amiibo Special ver.''', which originated from ''[[Kirby's Blowout Blast]]'' and played when the [[Kirby]] [[amiibo]] was used. It can be found as Track 157 in the [[Jukebox]]. | ||
* | *If the game mode is completed with every ally and Dream Friend, a special message will appear and the title theme will be replaced by the '''Original Short ver.''', first seen in ''[[Kirby: Triple Deluxe]]'' in [[Royal Road - Stage 7 EX]]. It can be found as Track 185 in the Jukebox. | ||
==DLC Dream Friend== | ==DLC Dream Friend== | ||
===Exclusive Stages=== | ===Exclusive Stages=== | ||
When playing as any of the | When playing as any of the Dream Friends (except King Dedede, Meta Knight and Bandana Waddle Dee), several levels feature entirely new rooms not seen in the Story Mode or in the runs with other characters. | ||
Additionally, several areas resemble stages from the games in which these Dream Friends originate. | Additionally, several areas resemble stages from the games in which these Dream Friends originate. | ||
==== | ====Rick & Kine & Coo==== | ||
[[File:KSA Guest Star Animal Friend path screenshot.png|thumb|200px|Coo cutting a rope holding a large roadblock up along the path]] | |||
The following areas originate from ''[[Kirby's Dream Land 2]]''. | The following areas originate from ''[[Kirby's Dream Land 2]]''. | ||
*'''Level 1''': [[Grass Land ( | *'''Level 1''': [[Grass Land - Stage 1 (Kirby's Dream Land 2)|Grass Land - Stage 1]] | ||
*'''Level 3''' | *'''Level 3''': [[Red Canyon - Stage 1]] | ||
*'''Level 5''' (After 2nd checkpoint): [[Dark Castle]] - [[Dark Castle | *'''Level 5''' (After 2nd checkpoint): [[Dark Castle]] - [[Dark Castle - Stage 1|Stage 1]], [[Dark Castle - Stage 7|Stage 7]] | ||
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====[[Marx | ====Marx==== | ||
[[File:KSA Guest Star Marx path screenshot.png|thumb|200px|Marx solving a puzzle involving kicking a ball over a spike pit]] | |||
The following areas originate from ''[[Kirby Super Star]]''. | The following areas originate from ''[[Kirby Super Star]]''. | ||
*'''Level 1''': [[Spring Breeze]] - [[Green Greens]] | *'''Level 1''': [[Spring Breeze]] - [[Green Greens]] | ||
*'''Level 3''' | *'''Level 3''': [[Dyna Blade (main game)|Dyna Blade]] - [[Peanut Plains]] ([[Chef Kawasaki]] mid-boss battle) | ||
*'''Level 5''' (After 2nd checkpoint): [[Milky Way Wishes]] - [[Halfmoon]] | *'''Level 5''' (After 2nd checkpoint): [[Milky Way Wishes]] - [[Halfmoon]] | ||
====[[Gooey | {{clear}} | ||
====Gooey==== | |||
[[File:KSA Guest Star Gooey path screenshot.png|thumb|200px|Gooey carrying a key along some breakable block platforms to reach the gate]] | |||
The following areas originate from ''[[Kirby's Dream Land 3]]''. | The following areas originate from ''[[Kirby's Dream Land 3]]''. | ||
*'''Level 1''': [[Grass Land ( | *'''Level 1''': [[Grass Land - Stage 1 (Kirby's Dream Land 3)|Grass Land - Stage 1]] | ||
*'''Level 3''' | *'''Level 3''': [[Sand Canyon - Stage 1]] | ||
*'''Level 5''' (After 2nd checkpoint): [[Iceberg | *'''Level 5''' (After 2nd checkpoint): [[Iceberg (Kirby's Dream Land 3)|Iceberg]] - [[Iceberg - Stage 5 (Kirby's Dream Land 3)|Stage 5]], [[Iceberg - Stage 6|Stage 6]] | ||
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====[[Adeleine | ====Adeleine & Ribbon==== | ||
[[File:KSA Guest Star Adeleine and Ribbon path screenshot.png|thumb|200px|Adeleine and friends battling [[Big Bouncy]]]] | |||
The following areas originate from ''[[Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards]]''. | The following areas originate from ''[[Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards]]''. | ||
*'''Level 1''': [[Pop Star ( | *'''Level 1''': [[Pop Star (Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards)|Pop Star]] - [[Pop Star - Stage 1|Stage 1 Room 1]], [[Pop Star - Stage 2|Stage 2 Room 5]] ([[Big Bouncy]] ambush) | ||
*'''Level 3''' (After checkpoint): [[Rock Star | *'''Level 3''' (After checkpoint): [[Rock Star - Stage 2|Rock Star - Stage 2 Room 2]] (where the first [[Crystal Shard]] of this stage is originally located) | ||
*'''Level 5''' (After 2nd checkpoint): [[ | *'''Level 5''' (After 2nd checkpoint): [[Factory Tour]] (full factory stage except Room 4; [[Burnis]] ambush replaced by [[Birdon]]) | ||
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====[[Dark Meta Knight | ====Dark Meta Knight==== | ||
[[File:KSA Guest Star Dark Meta Knight path screenshot.png|thumb|200px|Dark Meta Knight slicing his way through the [[Moonlight Mansion]]-like area]] | |||
The following areas originate from ''[[Kirby & The Amazing Mirror]]''. | The following areas originate from ''[[Kirby & The Amazing Mirror]]''. | ||
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*[[Moonlight Mansion]]: [[Moonlight Mansion - Entry|Entry]], [[Moonlight Mansion - Room 8|Room 8]], [[Moonlight Mansion - Room 7|Room 7]], [[Moonlight Mansion - Room 9|Room 9]] → [[Whispy Woods#Kirby Star Allies|Whispy Woods]] boss battle ([[King Golem]] reference) → Checkpoint | *[[Moonlight Mansion]]: [[Moonlight Mansion - Entry|Entry]], [[Moonlight Mansion - Room 8|Room 8]], [[Moonlight Mansion - Room 7|Room 7]], [[Moonlight Mansion - Room 9|Room 9]] → [[Whispy Woods#Kirby Star Allies|Whispy Woods]] boss battle ([[King Golem]] reference) → Checkpoint | ||
*(After checkpoint) [[Rainbow Route]]: [[Rainbow Route - Hub 1|Hub 1]], [[Rainbow Route - Room 7|Room 7]], [[Rainbow Route - Room 6|Room 6]], [[Rainbow Route - Room 42|Room 42]] → [[Clash at Castle Dedede]] ambush → [[King Dedede#As a Boss|King Dedede]] boss battle | *(After checkpoint) [[Rainbow Route]]: [[Rainbow Route - Hub 1|Hub 1]], [[Rainbow Route - Room 7|Room 7]], [[Rainbow Route - Room 6|Room 6]], [[Rainbow Route - Room 42|Room 42]] → [[Clash at Castle Dedede]] ambush → [[King Dedede#As a Boss|King Dedede]] boss battle | ||
To activate the windmill in Room 42 and proceed to the next area, Dark Meta Knight must [[Make Friend]] | To activate the windmill in Room 42 and proceed to the next area, Dark Meta Knight must [[Make Friend|befriend]] either [[Broom Hatter]] or [[Birdon]] in Room 7. | ||
'''Level 3''' | '''Level 3''' | ||
*(After checkpoint) [[Carrot Castle]]: [[Carrot Castle - Room 5|Room 5]], [[Carrot Castle - Room 7|Room 7]], [[Carrot Castle - Room 13|Room 13]], [[Carrot Castle - Room 14|Room 14]], [[Carrot Castle - Room 15|Room 15]] | *(After checkpoint) [[Carrot Castle]]: [[Carrot Castle - Room 5|Room 5]], [[Carrot Castle - Room 7|Room 7]], [[Carrot Castle - Room 13|Room 13]], [[Carrot Castle - Room 14|Room 14]], [[Carrot Castle - Room 15|Room 15]] | ||
'''Level 5''' | '''Level 5'''<br> | ||
(After 2nd checkpoint)<br> | |||
[[Rainbow Route - Central Circle]] leads to three routes, all of which must be entered to proceed to the final boss battles in [[The Divine Terminus]]. | |||
*Route 1: [[Candy Constellation - Room 10]], [[Candy Constellation - Room 11|Room 11]], [[Candy Constellation - Goal 1|Goal 1]] | |||
*Route 2: [[Candy Constellation - Room 10]], [[Candy Constellation - Room 12|Room 12]], [[Candy Constellation - Room 13|Room 13]], [[Candy Constellation - Chest 3|Chest 3]], [[Candy Constellation - Goal 2|Goal 2]] | |||
*Route 3: [[Candy Constellation - Room 10]], [[Candy Constellation - Room 12|Room 12]], [[Candy Constellation - Room 13|Room 13]], [[Candy Constellation - Room 18|Room 18]], [[Candy Constellation - Room 20|Room 20]], [[Candy Constellation - Boss|Boss Room]] (Twin [[Vividria]] is fought here, referencing the [[Master Hand]] & [[Crazy Hand]] battle in the original game). | |||
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====[[Daroach | ====Daroach==== | ||
[[File:KSA Guest Star Daroach path screenshot.png|thumb|200px|Daroach solving a puzzle that requires both [[Spinni]] and [[Doc]]]] | |||
The following areas originate from ''[[Kirby: Squeak Squad]]''. | The following areas originate from ''[[Kirby: Squeak Squad]]''. | ||
*'''Level 1''': [[ | *'''Level 1''': [[Prism Plains - Stage 1]] | ||
*'''Level 3''' (After checkpoint): [[Vocal Volcano| | *'''Level 3''' (After checkpoint): [[Vocal Volcano - Stage 1]] | ||
*'''Level 5''' (After 2nd checkpoint): [[Gamble Galaxy]] | *'''Level 5''' (After 2nd checkpoint): [[Gamble Galaxy - Stage 1]], [[Gamble Galaxy - Stage 2|2]], [[Gamble Galaxy - Stage 3|3]], and [[Gamble Galaxy - Stage 4|4]] | ||
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====Magolor==== | |||
[[File:KSA Guest Star Magolor path screenshot.png|thumb|200px|Magolor recreating the [[Ultra Sword]] section from [[Cookie Country - Stage 1]]]] | |||
The following areas originate from ''[[Kirby's Return to Dream Land]]''. Magolor's run has unique sections that emulate the [[Another Dimension]] platforming segments from his debut game, complete with the original music and a grayscale filter. | |||
*'''Level 1''': [[Cookie Country - Stage 1]] | |||
*'''Level 3''': [[Nutty Noon - Stage 2]] and [[Raisin Ruins - Stage 4]] | |||
*'''Level 5''' (After 2nd checkpoint): [[Dangerous Dinner - Stage 3]] and [[Dangerous Dinner - Stage 2|2]], [[Egg Engines - Stage 5]] | |||
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====Taranza==== | |||
[[File:KSA Guest Star Taranza path screenshot.png|thumb|200px|Taranza having passed through a Gordo Barrier using [[Friend Bounce]]]] | |||
The following areas originate from ''[[Kirby: Triple Deluxe]]''. | |||
*'''Level 1''': [[Fine Fields - Stage 1]], [[Fine Fields - Stage 3|3]], [[Fine Fields - Stage 4|4]] | |||
*'''Level 3''': [[Endless Explosions - Stage 1]] | |||
*'''Level 5''' (After 2nd checkpoint): [[Royal Road - Stage 1]] and [[Royal Road - Stage 5|5]] | |||
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====Susie==== | |||
[[File:KSA Guest Star Susie path screenshot.png|thumb|200px|Susie fleeing a [[Rolling Waddle Dee]] ball that is acting as a stand-in for [[Clanky Woods]]]] | |||
The following areas originate from ''[[Kirby: Planet Robobot]]''. | |||
*'''Level 1''': [[Patched Plains - Stage 1]] and [[Patched Plains - Stage 2|2]] | |||
*'''Level 3''' (After checkpoint): [[Resolution Road - Stage 3]] and [[Access Ark - Stage 3]] | |||
*'''Level 5''' (After 2nd checkpoint): [[Access Ark - Stage 5]] | |||
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====The Three Mage-Sisters==== | |||
[[File:KSA Guest Star Mage Sisters path screenshot.png|thumb|200px|The Three Mage-Sisters solving a puzzle that makes use of ice, fire, and lightning]] | |||
The following areas are reused from other Dream Friends' Guest Star ???? runs. | |||
*'''Level 1''': Guest Star [[Animal Friend#Rick & Kine & Coo|Rick & Kine & Coo]] - Level 1, Room 2, Guest Star [[Daroach]] - Level 1, Room 3, and [[Cookie Country - Stage 1|Cookie Country - Stage 1, Room 2]] | |||
*'''Level 3''': Guest Star [[Marx]] - Level 3, Room 2, [[Endless Explosions - Stage 1|Endless Explosions - Stage 1, Room 1]], [[Rock Star - Stage 2|Rock Star - Stage 2, Room 2]], [[Carrot Castle - Room 7]] | |||
*'''Level 5''': [[Dark Castle - Stage 7]], [[Iceberg - Stage 5 (Kirby's Dream Land 3)|Iceberg - Stage 5, Room 15]] and [[Milky Way Wishes]] - [[Halfmoon]] | |||
(After checkpoint): [[Factory Tour|Factory Tour, Room 5]], [[Candy Constellation - Room 13]] and [[Gamble Galaxy - Stage 2]] | |||
(After 2nd checkpoint): [[Access Ark - Stage 5]], [[Dangerous Dinner - Stage 3]] and [[Royal Road - Stage 5]] | |||
===Pseudo HAL Room=== | ===Pseudo HAL Room=== | ||
Near the end of the run for these Dream Friends, a special pseudo [[HAL Room]] can be accessed by utilizing the specific moveset of the friends. | Near the end of the run for these Dream Friends, a special pseudo [[HAL Room]] can be accessed by utilizing the specific moveset of the friends. The block letters spell out the English name of the friend being played, with a set of Attack, Health, and Speed [[Power-Up Heart]]s inside. | ||
*[[Animal Friend#Rick & Kine & Coo|Rick & Kine & Coo]]: | *[[Animal Friend#Rick & Kine & Coo|Rick & Kine & Coo]]: Rick should solve the puzzle similar to that of [[Dark Castle - Stage 7]] from ''[[Kirby's Dream Land 2]]'' — using Fire Rick; then [[Sir Kibble]] with Blizzard, Splash, or Bluster effects; and finally [[Jammerjab]] with Bluster. | ||
*[[Marx#Kirby Star Allies|Marx]]: After the [[Halfmoon]] | *[[Marx#Kirby Star Allies|Marx]]: After the area based on [[Halfmoon]], Marx should go through a narrow lava path by riding a [[Blizzard]] or [[Splash]] Jester Ball or riding [[piggyback]] on [[Chilly]] or [[Driblee]]. | ||
*[[Gooey#Kirby Star Allies|Gooey]]: | *[[Gooey#Kirby Star Allies|Gooey]]: During the auto-scrolling section based on [[Iceberg - Stage 6]], Gooey should go right and use [[Friend Throw]] to destroy the blocks, opening the path forward. If Magolor tags along by the time Gooey gets to this section, [[Magoloran Launch]] can also be used to destroy the blocks. | ||
*[[Adeleine#Kirby Star Allies|Adeleine & Ribbon]]: | *[[Adeleine#Kirby Star Allies|Adeleine & Ribbon]]: Adeleine should open every correct key door, the hints of which can be displayed by the color of the [[Point Star|Point Heart]]s painted from the canvases in the stage. | ||
*[[Dark Meta Knight#Kirby Star Allies|Dark Meta Knight]]: | *[[Dark Meta Knight#Kirby Star Allies|Dark Meta Knight]]: Dark Meta Knight should cut the flame chain with [[Blizzard]], [[Bluster]], or [[Splash]] Sword in the room based on [[Candy Constellation - Room 18]], then enter the round-trip door before the platform falls into the pit. | ||
*[[Daroach#Kirby Star Allies|Daroach]]: | *[[Daroach#Kirby Star Allies|Daroach]]: Daroach should get the red key from [[Key Dee]] to enter the round-trip door. | ||
*[[Magolor#Kirby Star Allies|Magolor]]: Magolor should enter [[Another Dimension]] in the area based on [[Dangerous Dinner - Stage 3]] and defeat Twin [[Vividria]]. | |||
*[[Taranza#Kirby Star Allies|Taranza]]: Taranza should use Queen's Phantom in a side-area in the section based on [[Royal Road - Stage 5]] to power a series of four electrical switches at once. | |||
*[[Susie#Kirby Star Allies|Susie]]: Near the end of the section based on [[Access Ark - Stage 5]], Susie should form a walkable path by destroying some [[Bomb Block]]s to bring a key to open a passage that leads to the pseudo HAL room. | |||
*[[The Three Mage-Sisters#Dream Friend|The Three Mage-Sisters]]: The Mage-Sister should collect a Point Heart before the exit door leading to [[Morpho Knight|Morpho Knight EX]] in [[The Divine Terminus]], then follow the trail of Point Hearts that appears to enter a new door leading to the pseudo HAL room. All three of the Mage-Sisters' names are spelled out, with some of the blocks in their names in different colors, spelling out the word "friends." As a result, Flamberge is misspelled "Framberge". | |||
In addition, each Dream Friend plays a specific, personalized music track in the pseudo HAL Room. These can be seen in the table below. Titles are taken from ''[[Kirby Star Allies: The Original Soundtrack]]''. | |||
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!colspan=4|'''DLC Dream Friend pseudo HAL Room music''''' | !colspan=4|'''DLC Dream Friend pseudo HAL Room music''''' | ||
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!Jukebox Track No. | !Jukebox Track No. | ||
!Track | !Track Name | ||
!Description | !Description | ||
|- | |- | ||
|[[Animal Friend#Rick & Kine & Coo|Rick & Kine & Coo]] | |[[Animal Friend#Rick & Kine & Coo|Rick & Kine & Coo]] | ||
| | |160 | ||
|''[[Kirby's Dream Land 2]]'' | |"Title (''[[Kirby's Dream Land 2]]'')" | ||
|Original track. | |Original track, composed by [[Hirokazu Ando]]. | ||
|- | |- | ||
|[[Marx#Kirby Star Allies|Marx]] | |[[Marx#Kirby Star Allies|Marx]] | ||
| | |161 | ||
|''[[Kirby Super Star]]'' | |"[[Milky Way Wishes (theme)|Milky Way Wishes]] (''[[Kirby Super Star]]'')" | ||
|Original track, composed by [[Jun Ishikawa]]. | |||
|- | |- | ||
|[[Gooey#Kirby Star Allies|Gooey]] | |[[Gooey#Kirby Star Allies|Gooey]] | ||
| | |162 | ||
| | |"[[Ripple Field: Stage Select (theme from Kirby's Dream Land 3)|Ripple Field: Stage Select]] (''[[Kirby's Dream Land 3]]'')" | ||
|Original track. | |Original track, composed by Jun Ishikawa. | ||
|- | |- | ||
|[[Adeleine#Kirby Star Allies|Adeleine & Ribbon]] | |[[Adeleine#Kirby Star Allies|Adeleine & Ribbon]] | ||
| | |163 | ||
| | |"[[Pop Star: Stage Select]] (''Star Allies'' Arrange ver.)" | ||
|''[[Kirby | |From ''[[Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards]]''; arrangement by Hirokazu Ando. | ||
|- | |- | ||
|[[Dark Meta Knight#Kirby Star Allies|Dark Meta Knight]] | |[[Dark Meta Knight#Kirby Star Allies|Dark Meta Knight]] | ||
| | |164 | ||
| | |"[[Start Stage]] (''Star Allies'' Arrange ver.)" | ||
|''[[Kirby | |From ''[[Kirby & The Amazing Mirror]]''; arrangement by [[Yuuta Ogasawara]]. | ||
|- | |- | ||
|[[Daroach#Kirby Star Allies|Daroach]] | |[[Daroach#Kirby Star Allies|Daroach]] | ||
| | |165 | ||
|'' | |"Squeak Squad: Title (''Star Allies'' Arrange ver.)" | ||
|''[[Kirby | |From ''[[Kirby: Squeak Squad]]''; arrangement by Jun Ishikawa. | ||
|- | |- | ||
|[[Magolor#Kirby Star Allies|Magolor]] | |||
|166 | |||
|"[[Four Adventurers: Cookie Country]] (''Star Allies'' Arrange ver.)" | |||
|From ''[[Kirby's Return to Dream Land]]''; arrangement by Yuuta Ogasawara. | |||
|- | |||
|[[Taranza#Kirby Star Allies|Taranza]] | |||
|167 | |||
|"[[Taranza, the Master of Puppetry]] (''Star Allies'' Arrange ver.)" | |||
|From ''[[Kirby: Triple Deluxe]]''; arrangement by Jun Ishikawa. | |||
|- | |||
|[[Susie#Kirby Star Allies|Susie]] | |||
|168 | |||
|"[[The Noble Haltmann]] (''Star Allies'' Arrange ver.)" | |||
|From ''[[Kirby: Planet Robobot]]''; arrangement by Jun Ishikawa. | |||
|- | |||
|[[The Three Mage-Sisters#Dream Friend|The Three Mage-Sisters]] | |||
|169 | |||
|"[[Fortress of Shadows - Jambastion]] (''Star Allies'' Arrange ver.)" | |||
|From ''Kirby Star Allies''; arrangement by Yuuta Ogasawara. | |||
|} | |} | ||
===Final Boss=== | ===Final Boss=== | ||
The look of the | The look of The Divine Terminus at the end of the mode changes depending on which characters are being played. For all allies that came with the base version of the game, the area looks almost identical to its appearance in Story Mode, except for the Jambastion reflection in the center of the floor and the flowers being color-swapped. | ||
*In Version 2.0.0, when playing as any of the Wave 1 Dream Friends ( | *In Version 2.0.0, when playing as any of the Wave 1 Dream Friends (Rick & Kine & Coo, Marx, and Gooey), the area's starry sky changes to a sunny and cloudy sky, the background exterior flips upside-down and starts to slowly deteriorate, and the pool in the center of the floor reflects [[Hyper Zone]] from ''[[Kirby's Dream Land 3]]'' where [[Dark Matter]] and [[Zero]] are fought. | ||
*In Version 3.0.0, | *In Version 3.0.0, when playing as any of the Wave 1 or Wave 2 Dream Friends (Adeleine & Ribbon, Dark Meta Knight, and Daroach), this change becomes even more pronounced, with the pool on the floor also taking on a red hue with effects similar to the ones used in the [[0²]] fight from ''[[Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards]]''. | ||
*In Version 4.0.0, when playing as any of the Wave 1, Wave 2 or Wave 3 Dream Friends (Magolor, Taranza, Susie, and The Three Mage-Sisters), the background exterior completely collapses, and lots of platform and crystalline debris can be seen rising up. The pool in the floor's center also reflects [[Another Dimension]]. When defeating [[Hyness]], instead of falling off the Divine Terminus, he lands on the arena and sinks into the pool, hinting at the events in [[Heroes in Another Dimension]]. | |||
In addition, Morpho Knight's theme | In addition, Morpho Knight's theme is replaced by different battle music depending on which Dream Friend Player 1 chose at the start of the run. | ||
{{main|Morpho Knight#Dream Friend music change}} | {{main|Morpho Knight#Dream Friend music change}} | ||
==Ending: Friends' Curtain Call== | ==Ending: Friends' Curtain Call== | ||
After defeating [[Morpho Knight]], the game mode is completed and the Guest Star credits, '''"Friends' Curtain Call"''', plays. During the credits, the current remaining allies after the Morpho Knight battle can play a minigame if the player moves whoever character they are playing as. Meanwhile, allies who have previously completed the game mode are in the audience watching the current allies. | |||
After defeating [[Morpho Knight]], the | |||
In the minigame, the allies try to defeat as many enemies as possible for the high score before the image slideshow in the background ends. Every time an ally is damaged, that player loses 500 points. In the middle of the credits, in [[King Dedede]]'s stead, [[Meta Knight]] will enter and challenge the allies just like his boss battle at [[Sacred Square]]. Defeating Meta Knight gives 5000 points. However, if the allies can't defeat him before the credits end, he will leave the battle without providing any points. | |||
At the end of the credits, several waves of [[Point Star|Point Heart]]s drop, with the final wave having the Point Hearts in the shape of [[Kirby]]. Notably, a picture of a never-seen-before glowing orb is shown in the credits, hinting at [[Void Soul]]. Finally, the current allies pose while the same allies also join the audience, who all wave directly at the player. | |||
If player 1 is a [[Dream Friend]], the final picture of the credits shows their first appearance scenario in the [[Kirby (series)|''Kirby'' series]], and "THE END" shows a special picture of the Dream Friend update group they belong to. | |||
<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
Guest Star Wave 0 THE END.png|THE END:<br>Story Mode Dream | Guest Star Wave 0 THE END.png|THE END:<br>Story Mode Dream Friends | ||
Guest Star Wave 1 THE END.png|THE END:<br>Wave 1 Dream | Guest Star Wave 1 THE END.png|THE END:<br>Wave 1 Dream Friends | ||
Guest Star Wave 2 THE END.png|THE END:<br>Wave 2 Dream | Guest Star Wave 2 THE END.png|THE END:<br>Wave 2 Dream Friends | ||
Guest Star Wave 3 THE END.png|THE END:<br>Wave 3 Dream Friends | |||
MageSisterGuestStarEnding.png|THE END:<br>The Three Mage-Sisters | |||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
==Guest Star Kirby | ==Guest Star Kirby glitch== | ||
[[File:Guest Star Kirby.jpg|thumb|right|250px|The high score screen for Kirby in 'Guest Star ???? Star Allies Go!'.]] | [[File:Guest Star Kirby.jpg|thumb|right|250px|The high score screen for Kirby in 'Guest Star ???? Star Allies Go!'.]] | ||
{{main|Glitches in Kirby Star Allies}} | {{main|Glitches in Kirby Star Allies}} | ||
In Version 2.0.0 of the game and earlier, it | In Version 2.0.0 of the game and earlier, it was possible to play this mode as [[Kirby]]. If while in handheld mode, the player tapped a specific area on the screen in the main menu between 'New Game' and 'Best Time', they would be taken to a scoreboard for 'Guest Star Kirby' and asked if they wanted to start. Doing so would begin a run of this mode as Kirby. There were a few elements to this that would suggest this is a glitch rather than an easter egg. These were as follows: | ||
*Kirby's pause description text, regardless of what ability he is using, reads as (未せってい) in all | *Kirby's pause description text, regardless of what ability he is using, reads as (未せってい) in all languages, which translates from Japanese as "Not set". This is because Guest Star calls for a unique set of pause screen descriptions, which Kirby doesn't have. | ||
*Kirby does not vocalize as he normally does when activating Friend Platforms or using the [[ | *Kirby does not vocalize as he normally does when activating Friend Platforms or when using the [[Dream Rod]]. | ||
*[[Reset Platform]]s do not take away Kirby's ability, and Kirby does not lose his ability when calling upon a [[Helper|Friend]] from it. | *[[Reset Platform]]s do not take away Kirby's ability, and Kirby does not lose his ability when calling upon a [[Helper|Friend]] from it. | ||
*Kirby cannot interact directly with [[Copy Essence]]s or discarded ability hats by touching them. He can still use them by tossing [[ | *Kirby cannot interact directly with [[Copy Essence]]s or discarded ability hats by touching them. He can still use them by tossing [[Friend Heart]]s at them or [[Inhaling]] the latter. | ||
*Tutorial signs do not display any characters, nor do they get marked when the shown action is performed. | *Tutorial signs do not display any characters, nor do they get marked when the shown action is performed. | ||
*Kirby's [[1-Up]] portrait changes depending on which ability he is using, along with the title displayed in the pause menu. (e.g. | *Kirby's [[1-Up]] portrait changes depending on which ability he is using, along with the title displayed in the pause menu. (e.g. "Guest Star [[Sleep]]") | ||
*The title that shows in the credits will display the name of the Friend who corresponds to Kirby's currently-equipped ability. Despite this, any scores will still be saved to Kirby's score table. | *The title that shows in the credits will display the name of the Friend who corresponds to Kirby's currently-equipped ability. Despite this, any scores will still be saved to Kirby's score table. | ||
**If Kirby has no ability which corresponds to an ally, the title will default to one of his allies, or to a completely different ally if he has none. | **If Kirby has no ability which corresponds to an ally, the title will default to one of his allies, or to a completely different ally if he has none. | ||
Starting in Version 3.0.0, the main menu's design is changed to accommodate the addition of multiple save files at once. As the "Continue" button in this version is now permanent after starting the mode once, this glitch no longer works. | |||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*In Level 5, at the end of the castle section, there is an ambush where the team will have to fight multiples of whichever character the player is playing as, i.e. if [[Blade Knight]] is the team leader, the ambush will be several Blade Knights. | |||
**If the player is playing as an available [[Mid-Boss]], they will fight a duo of said mid-boss instead. | |||
*In Level 5, at the end of the castle section, there is an ambush where the team will have to fight multiples of whichever character | |||
**This does not apply to Dream Friends, though a unique encounter will still appear for each one. | **This does not apply to Dream Friends, though a unique encounter will still appear for each one. | ||
*Allies | *In Guest Star ???? Star Allies Go! (from Version 4.0.0) and [[Heroes in Another Dimension]], [[Dream Friend]]s have their signature symbols on the loading screens. | ||
==Gallery== | |||
<gallery> | |||
KSA Guest Star gameplay 02.jpg|One of the [[Friend Train]] sections added in this game mode | |||
KSA Guest Star gameplay 03.jpg|Reaching a cache of [[Point Star|Point Heart]]s and [[Power-Up Heart]]s | |||
KSA Guest Star gameplay 04.jpg|Finding a triple Power-Up Heart | |||
KSA Guest Star gameplay 05.jpg|Ambush of [[Bugzzy]] vs. Twin Bugzzy | |||
KSA Guest Star gameplay 06.jpg|Another Friend Train section unique to this game mode | |||
KSA Guest Star false credits.jpg|The false credits gag is used a second time in Guest Star. | |||
KSA Guest Star gameplay 07.jpg|[[Galacta Knight]] is beset by the [[Butterfly]]. | |||
KSA Guest Star gameplay 08.jpg|Galacta Knight is vaporized. | |||
KSA Guest Star checkpoint.jpg|Reaching a checkpoint | |||
KSA Guest Star chapter clear.jpg|Clearing a level | |||
KSA Guest Star clear.jpg|The final results screen | |||
KSA Guest Star Dedede BG.png|BG art of Guest Star [[King Dedede]] Fight for the Crown | |||
KSA Guest Star Meta Knight BG.png|BG art of Guest Star [[Meta Knight]] Scourge of Darkness | |||
KSA Guest Star Bandee BG.png|BG art of Guest Star [[Bandana Waddle Dee]] The Legend of Dee | |||
KSA Guest Star Animal Friends BG.png|BG art of Guest Star [[Rick & Kine & Coo]] Animal Trio | |||
KSA Guest Star Marx BG.png|BG art of Guest Star [[Marx]] Galactic Ambition | |||
KSA Guest Star Gooey BG.png|BG art of Guest Star [[Gooey]] Who...Me? | |||
KSA Guest Star Adeleine & Ribbon BG.png|BG art of Guest Star [[Adeleine & Ribbon]] Artful Adventurers | |||
KSA Guest Star Dark Meta Knight BG.png|BG art of Guest Star [[Dark Meta Knight]] From the Shadows | |||
KSA Guest Star Daroach BG.png|BG art of Guest Star [[Daroach]] Enter the Space Thieves | |||
KSA Guest Star Magolor BG.png|BG art of Guest Star [[Magolor]] Best Friends Forever | |||
KSA Guest Star Taranza BG.png|BG art of Guest Star [[Taranza]] To Meet That Flower | |||
KSA Guest Star Susie BG.png|BG art of Guest Star [[Susie]] Extermination By Blaster♡ | |||
KSA Guest Star Three Mage Sisters BG.png|BG art of Guest Star [[The Three Mage-Sisters]] From Prayers to Hope | |||
</gallery> | |||
===Stage maps=== | |||
====Rick & Kine & Coo==== | |||
<gallery> | |||
KSA-map-9-RKC-1.jpg|Level 1 map | |||
KSA-map-9-RKC-2.jpg|Level 2 map | |||
KSA-map-9-RKC-3.jpg|Level 3 map | |||
KSA-map-9-RKC-4.jpg|Level 4 map | |||
KSA-map-9-RKC-5.jpg|Level 5 map | |||
</gallery> | |||
====Marx==== | |||
<gallery> | |||
KSA-map-9-Marx-1.jpg|Level 1 map | |||
KSA-map-9-Marx-2.jpg|Level 2 map | |||
KSA-map-9-Marx-3.jpg|Level 3 map | |||
KSA-map-9-Marx-4.jpg|Level 4 map | |||
KSA-map-9-Marx-5.jpg|Level 5 map | |||
</gallery> | |||
====Gooey==== | |||
<gallery> | |||
KSA-map-9-Gooey-1.jpg|Level 1 map | |||
KSA-map-9-Gooey-2.jpg|Level 2 map | |||
KSA-map-9-Gooey-3.jpg|Level 3 map | |||
KSA-map-9-Gooey-4.jpg|Level 4 map | |||
KSA-map-9-Gooey-5.jpg|Level 5 map | |||
</gallery> | |||
====Adeleine & Ribbon==== | |||
<gallery> | |||
KSA-map-9-AR-1.jpg|Level 1 map | |||
KSA-map-9-AR-2.jpg|Level 2 map | |||
KSA-map-9-AR-3.jpg|Level 3 map | |||
KSA-map-9-AR-4.jpg|Level 4 map | |||
KSA-map-9-AR-5.jpg|Level 5 map | |||
</gallery> | |||
====Dark Meta Knight==== | |||
<gallery> | |||
KSA-map-9-DMK-1.jpg|Level 1 map | |||
KSA-map-9-DMK-2.jpg|Level 2 map | |||
KSA-map-9-DMK-3.jpg|Level 3 map | |||
KSA-map-9-DMK-4.jpg|Level 4 map | |||
KSA-map-9-DMK-5.jpg|Level 5 map | |||
</gallery> | |||
====Daroach==== | |||
<gallery> | |||
KSA-map-9-Daroach-1.jpg|Level 1 map | |||
KSA-map-9-Daroach-2.jpg|Level 2 map | |||
KSA-map-9-Daroach-3.jpg|Level 3 map | |||
KSA-map-9-Daroach-4.jpg|Level 4 map | |||
KSA-map-9-Daroach-5.jpg|Level 5 map | |||
</gallery> | |||
====Magolor==== | |||
<gallery> | |||
KSA-map-9-Magolor-1.jpg|Level 1 map | |||
KSA-map-9-Magolor-2.jpg|Level 2 map | |||
KSA-map-9-Magolor-3.jpg|Level 3 map | |||
KSA-map-9-Magolor-4.jpg|Level 4 map | |||
KSA-map-9-Magolor-5.jpg|Level 5 map | |||
</gallery> | |||
====Taranza==== | |||
<gallery> | |||
KSA-map-9-Taranza-1.jpg|Level 1 map | |||
KSA-map-9-Taranza-2.jpg|Level 2 map | |||
KSA-map-9-Taranza-3.jpg|Level 3 map | |||
KSA-map-9-Taranza-4.jpg|Level 4 map | |||
KSA-map-9-Taranza-5.jpg|Level 5 map | |||
</gallery> | |||
====Susie==== | |||
<gallery> | |||
KSA-map-9-Susie-1.jpg|Level 1 map | |||
KSA-map-9-Susie-2.jpg|Level 2 map | |||
KSA-map-9-Susie-3.jpg|Level 3 map | |||
KSA-map-9-Susie-4.jpg|Level 4 map | |||
KSA-map-9-Susie-5.jpg|Level 5 map | |||
</gallery> | |||
====The Three Mage-Sisters==== | |||
<gallery> | |||
KSA-map-9-TMS-1.jpg|Level 1 map | |||
KSA-map-9-TMS-2.jpg|Level 2 map | |||
KSA-map-9-TMS-3.jpg|Level 3 map | |||
KSA-map-9-TMS-4.jpg|Level 4 map | |||
KSA-map-9-TMS-5.jpg|Level 5 map | |||
</gallery> | |||
==Names in other languages== | ==Names in other languages== | ||
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|zhR=xīng zhī ○○○○: xīn xīng méng yǒu GO! | |zhR=xīng zhī ○○○○: xīn xīng méng yǒu GO! | ||
|zhM=○○○○ of the Stars: Star Friends GO! | |zhM=○○○○ of the Stars: Star Friends GO! | ||
|frA=Tous avec ???! Star Allies Go! | |||
|frAM=All with ???! Star Allies Go! | |||
|frE=Tous avec ??? ! Star Allies Go ! | |||
|frEM=All with ???! Star Allies Go! | |||
|de=Mit ???: Los, Star Allies! | |||
|deM=With ???: Go, Star Allies! | |||
|ko=별의 ○○○○ 스타 프렌즈로 GO! | |||
|koR=byeol-ui ○○○○: seuta peulenjeulo GO! | |||
|koM=○○○○ of the Stars: Star Friends GO! | |||
|es=¡Todos con ????! ¡Adelante, Star Allies! | |||
|esM=All with ????! Go, Star Allies! | |||
|it=??? sei tutti noi! Star Allies! | |||
|itM=All with ???! Star Allies! | |||
|nl=Met ????: Kom op, Star Allies! | |||
|nlM=With ????: Come on, Star Allies! | |||
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[[Category:Sub-Games]] | [[Category:Sub-Games]] | ||
[[Category:Unlockable]] | [[Category:Unlockable]] | ||
[[Category:Time Attack Modes]] | [[Category:Time Attack Modes]] |
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“ | You can do it...even without Kirby! Go for a time attack score in an adventure with only friends! | ” | — Tutorial caption in Guest Star ???? Star Allies Go! |
Guest Star ???? Star Allies Go! is an Extra Mode in Kirby Star Allies, unlocked once the Story Mode is completed. The main premise involves a team of Friends and/or Dream Friends running through a condensed version of the main story mode in one long time attack run without Kirby's help and defeating a different boss at the end of the game. Along the way, a number of distinct challenges are faced depending on which guest star was chosen to be the main character, and Power-Up Hearts are available which can bolster the allies' abilities. Completing this game mode at least once is required to unlock the Fiery Showdown and Infernal Crisis difficulties of The Ultimate Choice, and contributes toward 100% completion of Kirby Star Allies.
This game mode is similar in premise to previous time attack modes such as Meta Knightmare and Dededetour!, and includes checkpoints and a final time leaderboard for each character. Unlike those modes, however, none of the bosses fought are enhanced versions of their Story Mode counterparts (save for the run for The Three Mage-Sisters).
Story[edit]
The story is largely the same as the main Story Mode. However, instead of collecting the pieces of the Jamba Heart, Hyness and The Three Mage-Sisters are attempting to open an inter-dimensional portal. Once they are defeated, after a fake-out credits sequence, Galacta Knight appears from out of the portal and gets ready to fight the allies again as he normally does. However, just before the fight can begin, a strange butterfly lands on Galacta Knight's lance and causes him to disintegrate. In his place, the butterfly transforms into the Reborn Butterfly, Morpho Knight, who fights the allies in Galacta Knight's stead. Defeating him causes this new knight to gracefully vaporize, completing the game.
Gameplay[edit]
The player needs to choose a particular Friend to play as before the game begins, and will stick with that friend for the remainder of the game. As such, this friend is given the ability to toss Friend Hearts to recruit other allies to help clear away obstacles and perform Friend Abilities. Instead of entering each stage individually, all the stages are played in one long run, with checkpoints in the interim. They are split into five 'levels' which are timed separately. Along the way, entering side areas and accessing hard-to-reach spots can yield Power-Up Hearts, which raise the stats of the allies when collected. These stats can be raised to a maximum of 5 but will reset when a new level is accessed. If a Power-Up Heart is collected when its corresponding stat is already at level 5, then the character who collected will pose but the level will not change. However, collecting a sixth Health heart will still refill the health meter of all characters entirely, as if they had eaten a Maxim Tomato.
In addition, there are a number of areas in the stages which have been reconfigured into 'ambush zones', where enemies appear in sequence which the allies must defeat. There are a number of unique areas to run through, which do not appear at all in the main story mode, with the DLC Dream Friends going through sections of levels that either make use of their moveset or are recreations of earlier Kirby stages. The layout of the run also changes based on which ally is being used, with certain areas only appearing for certain allies. For example, sections that utilize Friend Throw will only appear for characters that can use that move or something similar to make progress (e.g. Gooey, Beetley, Bugzzy, Knuckle Joe, and Magolor).
Lastly, while there are many Point Hearts and Picture Pieces to find, there is very little in the way of Food or other healing items, and the allies start with 80% of their default maximum health. Therefore, the allies will need to rely on either their own abilities, checkpoints, or the Health Power-Up Hearts to recover lost health. There are also no 1-Ups to be found, but extra lives can still be increased by collecting Point Hearts.
A separate high score is kept for each individual ally, though only one run needs to be finished to 'complete' the game. Once this one run is completed, Dream Friends are made available to play as. Allies with completed runs will have their respective icon marked with a crown, indicating completion of a character's run.
Interestingly enough, the Friend Star is never utilized in this game mode. In its place, several more Friend Train sections are added.
List of Allies[edit]
The following lists all playable allies and their subtitles in the title screen. The title of this game mode is meant to be a placeholder for whichever ally is picked. The title officially changes based on which ally is played.
For DLC Dream Friends, the art on the title screen changes to match the Japanese box art of their respective debut games. The base game Dream Friends did not have unique title screen art until version 2.0.0, showcasing their signature colors and previous appearances.
List of Allies in Guest Star ???? Star Allies Go! | ||||
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Ally | Dream Friend? | English Subtitle | Japanese Subtitle | Notes |
Staying Sharp | この剣に誓って I Swear By This Blade |
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Cutting in Style | リターントゥ斬刃 Return to Cutter Blade |
The Japanese subtitle refers to the American English title of Kirby's Return to Dream Land. | ||
Bombs Away! | 空に弾ける花々 Bursting Blooms in the Sky |
The Japanese subtitle refers to the firework-like explosions that the bombs make; "firework" in Japanese is 花火 (hanabi), which is literally "flower-fire". | ||
Rock the World | 怒りのヘビーアッパー! Raging Heavy Upper! |
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Wild-West Whip | テンガロンハンター Ten-Gallon Hunter |
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Banana Mania | 黄色いバナナを求めては... In Search of Yellow Bananas… |
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Savage Silence | 紫電月影 Violet Lightning in Moonlight |
Violet Lightning (紫電) is the name of Bio Spark's blade. | ||
Up-and-Down Dynamo | ギムズプラネットツアー Gim's Planet Tour |
The Japanese subtitle refers to Kirby: Planet Robobot in which Gim was absent. Gim's Guest Star pause page also mentions the "mechanized invasion". | ||
Staff Striker | 信じられる友こそが That's a Friend You Can Believe In |
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Roaring Fire | 燃えろ!ライオンハート Burn! Lion Heart |
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Chill Winds | はるかぜそよぐ、その前に... Before the Spring Breeze Arrives… |
The Japanese subtitle and Chilly's Guest Star pause page indicates he would melt when the spring breeze arrives, which could possibly refer to "Dedede's Snow Job", the episode (Ep. 20 in Japanese and Ep. 18 in the 4Kids dubs) of Kirby: Right Back at Ya!. | ||
Beam Land | ビームの未知なる可能性について About the Unknown Potential of the Beam |
The English subtitle is possibly a pun on Dream Land. | ||
Powered Up | 忘らるる希望の光 Forgotten Light of Hope |
The Japanese name refers to Plugg's long absence from the series, last appearing in 2000's Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards. Interestingly, the Japanese name of Zan Partizanne's theme is similar, being 忘らるる閃光のライトニング (Forgotten Flash of Lightning). "Powered Up" is a pun on Plugg's expanded moveset, now being able to fire Plasma upward. | ||
Rinse and Repeat | ウルルン!スプリンクル Aqua! Sprinkle |
Aqua Star is called ウルルンスター in Japanese. | ||
Psych Out | サイキックエイジス Psychic Ages |
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Freedom in the Sky | フリーダムスカイ Freedom Sky |
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Spring Cleaning | 世界清浄化宣言 Manifesto of World Cleaning |
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The Contender | 遥かなる強者たち The Faraway Strong Foes |
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What's the Bug Idea? | 歴戦のインセクトバトラー Veteran Insect Battler |
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Unbeatable Beetle | 新鋭のインセクトバトラー Rising Star Insect Battler |
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A Tangled Web | 三つ目スーパースパイダー Three-Eyed Super Spider |
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Floaty Dreamer | ふわふわおちて、ひがさして。 Gently Floating, and the Sun Is Shining. |
The Japanese subtitle is two lines of the tanka poem present in Parasol's Japanese pause description in Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land, Kirby & The Amazing Mirror, and Kirby: Squeak Squad. | ||
A Colorful ❤ | カラフル❤ハートフル Colorful❤Heartful |
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Flavor Attack | 突撃!魂の料理人 Attack! The Soulful Chef |
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Fight for the Crown | 王位の復権 Return to the Throne |
The Japanese subtitle is directly taken from the Japanese title of Masked Dedede's Revenge's theme ("Dedede's Royal Payback") in Kirby: Triple Deluxe. | ||
Scourge of Darkness | その闇、我が剣の糧に My Sword Shall Devour That Darkness |
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The Legend of Dee | レジェンド オブ ワドルディ Legend of Waddle Dee |
Both the Japanese and English subtitles appear to reference The Legend of Zelda series. | ||
Animal Trio | 陸海空アニマルズ Land-Sea-Air Animals |
The Japanese subtitle uses the kanji that correspond to the names of each of the animal friends: riku, kai, and kū. | ||
Galactic Ambition | 銀河に野望を Galactic Ambition |
Based on the Japanese title for Milky Way Wishes, 銀河にねがいを ("Wish Upon the Galaxy"). | ||
Who…Me? | ココはドコでボクだ〜れ? Where Is This and Wh-Who Am I? |
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Artful Adventurers | あたしたちもまぜて Let Us Join, Too |
The Japanese subtitle refers to the cutscene that plays when Adeleine joins the party in Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards, あたしもまぜて ("Let Me Join, Too"; localized as "Adding Adeleine"). This phrase is also seen in their Story Mode pause screen description. | ||
From the Shadows | シャドーサイドストーリー Shadow-Side Story |
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Enter the Space Thieves | 参上!宇宙かける盗賊団 They've Arrived! The Space Thieves |
This is in a similar format to the Japanese title of Kirby: Squeak Squad (参上!ドロッチェ団). | ||
Best Friends Forever | 心からのベストフレンズ Best Friends from the Heart |
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To Meet That Flower | あの花に会うために To Meet That Flower |
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Extermination By Blaster❤ | 光線銃で、くじょされて❤ Extermination by Laser Gun❤ |
くじょされて is a quote from Susie before her boss battle in the Japanese version of Kirby: Planet Robobot. The H.W.C. Blaster is called the Haltmann Works Company Control Laser Gun (H.W.C.せいレーザーガン) in Japanese. | ||
From Prayers to Hope | 祈りから希望の旅へ Journey From Prayers to Hope |
Several key differences exist between this version of the game and the others. They are as follows:
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Bosses[edit]
All Story Mode bosses are fought in this mode, with the exception of Grand Mam and Void Termina. In place of the latter, the allies fight Morpho Knight as the last boss instead.
The more players in play (including CPU), the less damage they will deal to mid-bosses and bosses. Guest Star ???? Star Allies Go! shares the same set of multiplier modifiers with Story Mode and Heroes in Another Dimension. (The Ultimate Choice has a different set.)
Number of Players | Attack Modifier in Guest Star ???? Star Allies Go![1] |
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1 | ×1.0 |
2 | ×0.75 (3/4) |
3 | ×0.6 (3/5) |
4 | ×0.5 (1/2) |
Same as in Story Mode and Heroes in Another Dimension, every time player 1 loses against a mid-boss or boss, the boss's maximum health decreases and their actions become slower to lower the difficulty. After continuing the game from the Game Over screen, their nerfs will still be kept.
Times of Loss | Boss Maximum Health |
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1 | 90% |
2 | 75% |
3 | 65% |
4 | 55% |
5+ | 45% |
Title theme[edit]
There are two versions of the title theme for Guest Star ???? Star Allies Go!. Both are arranged by Hirokazu Ando and are remixes of "The Adventure Begins" (Cookie Country - Stage 1 theme) from Kirby's Return to Dream Land.
- The default version is the amiibo Special ver., which originated from Kirby's Blowout Blast and played when the Kirby amiibo was used. It can be found as Track 157 in the Jukebox.
- If the game mode is completed with every ally and Dream Friend, a special message will appear and the title theme will be replaced by the Original Short ver., first seen in Kirby: Triple Deluxe in Royal Road - Stage 7 EX. It can be found as Track 185 in the Jukebox.
DLC Dream Friend[edit]
Exclusive Stages[edit]
When playing as any of the Dream Friends (except King Dedede, Meta Knight and Bandana Waddle Dee), several levels feature entirely new rooms not seen in the Story Mode or in the runs with other characters.
Additionally, several areas resemble stages from the games in which these Dream Friends originate.
Rick & Kine & Coo[edit]
The following areas originate from Kirby's Dream Land 2.
- Level 1: Grass Land - Stage 1
- Level 3: Red Canyon - Stage 1
- Level 5 (After 2nd checkpoint): Dark Castle - Stage 1, Stage 7
Marx[edit]
The following areas originate from Kirby Super Star.
- Level 1: Spring Breeze - Green Greens
- Level 3: Dyna Blade - Peanut Plains (Chef Kawasaki mid-boss battle)
- Level 5 (After 2nd checkpoint): Milky Way Wishes - Halfmoon
Gooey[edit]
The following areas originate from Kirby's Dream Land 3.
- Level 1: Grass Land - Stage 1
- Level 3: Sand Canyon - Stage 1
- Level 5 (After 2nd checkpoint): Iceberg - Stage 5, Stage 6
Adeleine & Ribbon[edit]
The following areas originate from Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards.
- Level 1: Pop Star - Stage 1 Room 1, Stage 2 Room 5 (Big Bouncy ambush)
- Level 3 (After checkpoint): Rock Star - Stage 2 Room 2 (where the first Crystal Shard of this stage is originally located)
- Level 5 (After 2nd checkpoint): Factory Tour (full factory stage except Room 4; Burnis ambush replaced by Birdon)
Dark Meta Knight[edit]
The following areas originate from Kirby & The Amazing Mirror.
Level 1
- Rainbow Route: Room 1, Room 2, Room 4 (up route) / Room 6 (down route), Warp to Moonlight Mansion
- Moonlight Mansion: Entry, Room 8, Room 7, Room 9 → Whispy Woods boss battle (King Golem reference) → Checkpoint
- (After checkpoint) Rainbow Route: Hub 1, Room 7, Room 6, Room 42 → Clash at Castle Dedede ambush → King Dedede boss battle
To activate the windmill in Room 42 and proceed to the next area, Dark Meta Knight must befriend either Broom Hatter or Birdon in Room 7.
Level 3
Level 5
(After 2nd checkpoint)
Rainbow Route - Central Circle leads to three routes, all of which must be entered to proceed to the final boss battles in The Divine Terminus.
- Route 1: Candy Constellation - Room 10, Room 11, Goal 1
- Route 2: Candy Constellation - Room 10, Room 12, Room 13, Chest 3, Goal 2
- Route 3: Candy Constellation - Room 10, Room 12, Room 13, Room 18, Room 20, Boss Room (Twin Vividria is fought here, referencing the Master Hand & Crazy Hand battle in the original game).
Daroach[edit]
The following areas originate from Kirby: Squeak Squad.
- Level 1: Prism Plains - Stage 1
- Level 3 (After checkpoint): Vocal Volcano - Stage 1
- Level 5 (After 2nd checkpoint): Gamble Galaxy - Stage 1, 2, 3, and 4
Magolor[edit]
The following areas originate from Kirby's Return to Dream Land. Magolor's run has unique sections that emulate the Another Dimension platforming segments from his debut game, complete with the original music and a grayscale filter.
- Level 1: Cookie Country - Stage 1
- Level 3: Nutty Noon - Stage 2 and Raisin Ruins - Stage 4
- Level 5 (After 2nd checkpoint): Dangerous Dinner - Stage 3 and 2, Egg Engines - Stage 5
Taranza[edit]
The following areas originate from Kirby: Triple Deluxe.
- Level 1: Fine Fields - Stage 1, 3, 4
- Level 3: Endless Explosions - Stage 1
- Level 5 (After 2nd checkpoint): Royal Road - Stage 1 and 5
Susie[edit]
The following areas originate from Kirby: Planet Robobot.
- Level 1: Patched Plains - Stage 1 and 2
- Level 3 (After checkpoint): Resolution Road - Stage 3 and Access Ark - Stage 3
- Level 5 (After 2nd checkpoint): Access Ark - Stage 5
The Three Mage-Sisters[edit]
The following areas are reused from other Dream Friends' Guest Star ???? runs.
- Level 1: Guest Star Rick & Kine & Coo - Level 1, Room 2, Guest Star Daroach - Level 1, Room 3, and Cookie Country - Stage 1, Room 2
- Level 3: Guest Star Marx - Level 3, Room 2, Endless Explosions - Stage 1, Room 1, Rock Star - Stage 2, Room 2, Carrot Castle - Room 7
- Level 5: Dark Castle - Stage 7, Iceberg - Stage 5, Room 15 and Milky Way Wishes - Halfmoon
(After checkpoint): Factory Tour, Room 5, Candy Constellation - Room 13 and Gamble Galaxy - Stage 2
(After 2nd checkpoint): Access Ark - Stage 5, Dangerous Dinner - Stage 3 and Royal Road - Stage 5
Pseudo HAL Room[edit]
Near the end of the run for these Dream Friends, a special pseudo HAL Room can be accessed by utilizing the specific moveset of the friends. The block letters spell out the English name of the friend being played, with a set of Attack, Health, and Speed Power-Up Hearts inside.
- Rick & Kine & Coo: Rick should solve the puzzle similar to that of Dark Castle - Stage 7 from Kirby's Dream Land 2 — using Fire Rick; then Sir Kibble with Blizzard, Splash, or Bluster effects; and finally Jammerjab with Bluster.
- Marx: After the area based on Halfmoon, Marx should go through a narrow lava path by riding a Blizzard or Splash Jester Ball or riding piggyback on Chilly or Driblee.
- Gooey: During the auto-scrolling section based on Iceberg - Stage 6, Gooey should go right and use Friend Throw to destroy the blocks, opening the path forward. If Magolor tags along by the time Gooey gets to this section, Magoloran Launch can also be used to destroy the blocks.
- Adeleine & Ribbon: Adeleine should open every correct key door, the hints of which can be displayed by the color of the Point Hearts painted from the canvases in the stage.
- Dark Meta Knight: Dark Meta Knight should cut the flame chain with Blizzard, Bluster, or Splash Sword in the room based on Candy Constellation - Room 18, then enter the round-trip door before the platform falls into the pit.
- Daroach: Daroach should get the red key from Key Dee to enter the round-trip door.
- Magolor: Magolor should enter Another Dimension in the area based on Dangerous Dinner - Stage 3 and defeat Twin Vividria.
- Taranza: Taranza should use Queen's Phantom in a side-area in the section based on Royal Road - Stage 5 to power a series of four electrical switches at once.
- Susie: Near the end of the section based on Access Ark - Stage 5, Susie should form a walkable path by destroying some Bomb Blocks to bring a key to open a passage that leads to the pseudo HAL room.
- The Three Mage-Sisters: The Mage-Sister should collect a Point Heart before the exit door leading to Morpho Knight EX in The Divine Terminus, then follow the trail of Point Hearts that appears to enter a new door leading to the pseudo HAL room. All three of the Mage-Sisters' names are spelled out, with some of the blocks in their names in different colors, spelling out the word "friends." As a result, Flamberge is misspelled "Framberge".
In addition, each Dream Friend plays a specific, personalized music track in the pseudo HAL Room. These can be seen in the table below. Titles are taken from Kirby Star Allies: The Original Soundtrack.
DLC Dream Friend pseudo HAL Room music | |||
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Dream Friend | Jukebox Track No. | Track Name | Description |
Rick & Kine & Coo | 160 | "Title (Kirby's Dream Land 2)" | Original track, composed by Hirokazu Ando. |
Marx | 161 | "Milky Way Wishes (Kirby Super Star)" | Original track, composed by Jun Ishikawa. |
Gooey | 162 | "Ripple Field: Stage Select (Kirby's Dream Land 3)" | Original track, composed by Jun Ishikawa. |
Adeleine & Ribbon | 163 | "Pop Star: Stage Select (Star Allies Arrange ver.)" | From Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards; arrangement by Hirokazu Ando. |
Dark Meta Knight | 164 | "Start Stage (Star Allies Arrange ver.)" | From Kirby & The Amazing Mirror; arrangement by Yuuta Ogasawara. |
Daroach | 165 | "Squeak Squad: Title (Star Allies Arrange ver.)" | From Kirby: Squeak Squad; arrangement by Jun Ishikawa. |
Magolor | 166 | "Four Adventurers: Cookie Country (Star Allies Arrange ver.)" | From Kirby's Return to Dream Land; arrangement by Yuuta Ogasawara. |
Taranza | 167 | "Taranza, the Master of Puppetry (Star Allies Arrange ver.)" | From Kirby: Triple Deluxe; arrangement by Jun Ishikawa. |
Susie | 168 | "The Noble Haltmann (Star Allies Arrange ver.)" | From Kirby: Planet Robobot; arrangement by Jun Ishikawa. |
The Three Mage-Sisters | 169 | "Fortress of Shadows - Jambastion (Star Allies Arrange ver.)" | From Kirby Star Allies; arrangement by Yuuta Ogasawara. |
Final Boss[edit]
The look of The Divine Terminus at the end of the mode changes depending on which characters are being played. For all allies that came with the base version of the game, the area looks almost identical to its appearance in Story Mode, except for the Jambastion reflection in the center of the floor and the flowers being color-swapped.
- In Version 2.0.0, when playing as any of the Wave 1 Dream Friends (Rick & Kine & Coo, Marx, and Gooey), the area's starry sky changes to a sunny and cloudy sky, the background exterior flips upside-down and starts to slowly deteriorate, and the pool in the center of the floor reflects Hyper Zone from Kirby's Dream Land 3 where Dark Matter and Zero are fought.
- In Version 3.0.0, when playing as any of the Wave 1 or Wave 2 Dream Friends (Adeleine & Ribbon, Dark Meta Knight, and Daroach), this change becomes even more pronounced, with the pool on the floor also taking on a red hue with effects similar to the ones used in the 0² fight from Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards.
- In Version 4.0.0, when playing as any of the Wave 1, Wave 2 or Wave 3 Dream Friends (Magolor, Taranza, Susie, and The Three Mage-Sisters), the background exterior completely collapses, and lots of platform and crystalline debris can be seen rising up. The pool in the floor's center also reflects Another Dimension. When defeating Hyness, instead of falling off the Divine Terminus, he lands on the arena and sinks into the pool, hinting at the events in Heroes in Another Dimension.
In addition, Morpho Knight's theme is replaced by different battle music depending on which Dream Friend Player 1 chose at the start of the run.
- Main article: Morpho Knight#Dream Friend music change
Ending: Friends' Curtain Call[edit]
After defeating Morpho Knight, the game mode is completed and the Guest Star credits, "Friends' Curtain Call", plays. During the credits, the current remaining allies after the Morpho Knight battle can play a minigame if the player moves whoever character they are playing as. Meanwhile, allies who have previously completed the game mode are in the audience watching the current allies.
In the minigame, the allies try to defeat as many enemies as possible for the high score before the image slideshow in the background ends. Every time an ally is damaged, that player loses 500 points. In the middle of the credits, in King Dedede's stead, Meta Knight will enter and challenge the allies just like his boss battle at Sacred Square. Defeating Meta Knight gives 5000 points. However, if the allies can't defeat him before the credits end, he will leave the battle without providing any points.
At the end of the credits, several waves of Point Hearts drop, with the final wave having the Point Hearts in the shape of Kirby. Notably, a picture of a never-seen-before glowing orb is shown in the credits, hinting at Void Soul. Finally, the current allies pose while the same allies also join the audience, who all wave directly at the player.
If player 1 is a Dream Friend, the final picture of the credits shows their first appearance scenario in the Kirby series, and "THE END" shows a special picture of the Dream Friend update group they belong to.
Guest Star Kirby glitch[edit]
- Main article: Glitches in Kirby Star Allies
In Version 2.0.0 of the game and earlier, it was possible to play this mode as Kirby. If while in handheld mode, the player tapped a specific area on the screen in the main menu between 'New Game' and 'Best Time', they would be taken to a scoreboard for 'Guest Star Kirby' and asked if they wanted to start. Doing so would begin a run of this mode as Kirby. There were a few elements to this that would suggest this is a glitch rather than an easter egg. These were as follows:
- Kirby's pause description text, regardless of what ability he is using, reads as (未せってい) in all languages, which translates from Japanese as "Not set". This is because Guest Star calls for a unique set of pause screen descriptions, which Kirby doesn't have.
- Kirby does not vocalize as he normally does when activating Friend Platforms or when using the Dream Rod.
- Reset Platforms do not take away Kirby's ability, and Kirby does not lose his ability when calling upon a Friend from it.
- Kirby cannot interact directly with Copy Essences or discarded ability hats by touching them. He can still use them by tossing Friend Hearts at them or Inhaling the latter.
- Tutorial signs do not display any characters, nor do they get marked when the shown action is performed.
- Kirby's 1-Up portrait changes depending on which ability he is using, along with the title displayed in the pause menu. (e.g. "Guest Star Sleep")
- The title that shows in the credits will display the name of the Friend who corresponds to Kirby's currently-equipped ability. Despite this, any scores will still be saved to Kirby's score table.
- If Kirby has no ability which corresponds to an ally, the title will default to one of his allies, or to a completely different ally if he has none.
Starting in Version 3.0.0, the main menu's design is changed to accommodate the addition of multiple save files at once. As the "Continue" button in this version is now permanent after starting the mode once, this glitch no longer works.
Trivia[edit]
- In Level 5, at the end of the castle section, there is an ambush where the team will have to fight multiples of whichever character the player is playing as, i.e. if Blade Knight is the team leader, the ambush will be several Blade Knights.
- If the player is playing as an available Mid-Boss, they will fight a duo of said mid-boss instead.
- This does not apply to Dream Friends, though a unique encounter will still appear for each one.
- In Guest Star ???? Star Allies Go! (from Version 4.0.0) and Heroes in Another Dimension, Dream Friends have their signature symbols on the loading screens.
Gallery[edit]
One of the Friend Train sections added in this game mode
Reaching a cache of Point Hearts and Power-Up Hearts
Ambush of Bugzzy vs. Twin Bugzzy
Galacta Knight is beset by the Butterfly.
BG art of Guest Star King Dedede Fight for the Crown
BG art of Guest Star Meta Knight Scourge of Darkness
BG art of Guest Star Bandana Waddle Dee The Legend of Dee
BG art of Guest Star Rick & Kine & Coo Animal Trio
BG art of Guest Star Marx Galactic Ambition
BG art of Guest Star Gooey Who...Me?
BG art of Guest Star Adeleine & Ribbon Artful Adventurers
BG art of Guest Star Dark Meta Knight From the Shadows
BG art of Guest Star Daroach Enter the Space Thieves
BG art of Guest Star Magolor Best Friends Forever
BG art of Guest Star Taranza To Meet That Flower
BG art of Guest Star Susie Extermination By Blaster♡
BG art of Guest Star The Three Mage-Sisters From Prayers to Hope
Stage maps[edit]
Rick & Kine & Coo[edit]
Marx[edit]
Gooey[edit]
Adeleine & Ribbon[edit]
Dark Meta Knight[edit]
Daroach[edit]
Magolor[edit]
Taranza[edit]
Susie[edit]
The Three Mage-Sisters[edit]
Names in other languages[edit]
Language | Name | Meaning |
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Japanese | 星の○○○○ スターフレンズでGO! Hoshi no Marumaru: Sutā Furenzu de GO! |
○○○○ of the Stars: Star Friends GO!
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Chinese | 星之○○○○ 新星盟友GO! xīng zhī ○○○○: xīn xīng méng yǒu GO! |
○○○○ of the Stars: Star Friends GO! |
Dutch | Met ????: Kom op, Star Allies! | With ????: Come on, Star Allies! |
Canadian French | Tous avec ???! Star Allies Go! | All with ???! Star Allies Go! |
European French | Tous avec ??? ! Star Allies Go ! | All with ???! Star Allies Go! |
German | Mit ???: Los, Star Allies! | With ???: Go, Star Allies! |
Italian | ??? sei tutti noi! Star Allies! | All with ???! Star Allies! |
Korean | 별의 ○○○○ 스타 프렌즈로 GO! byeol-ui ○○○○: seuta peulenjeulo GO! |
○○○○ of the Stars: Star Friends GO! |
Spanish | ¡Todos con ????! ¡Adelante, Star Allies! | All with ????! Go, Star Allies! |