Gust for Glory! Ring-Boating Rush
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Gust for Glory! Ring-Boating Rush (Ring Mouth Treasure for short) is a stage in Treasure Road, found in Redgar Forbidden Lands. This stage tasks Kirby with completing a challenge revolving around the use of Ring Mouth, boating up a long water channel full of hazards. The stage is unlocked upon completing Burning, Churning Power Plant with all of its Waddle Dees rescued. It is marked by three stars of difficulty and has a stage time of two minutes (one minute and 30 seconds in Wild Mode), with a target time of one minute.
Stage details
This stage is a long water channel filled with enemies and barriers, and with a constant gust of wind discouraging any form of movement aside from using Ring Mouth on a boat. Kirby needs to quickly boost his way across the water channel, making several quick turns and strategic boosts to defeat or avoid enemies along the way. The channel starts out straight, but turns to the right briefly at the midway point, then turns back to go forward again. The Rare Stone can be found at the end of the channel, right after a heavy Gigatzo barrage.
Tips
The following are tips on how to attain the target time for this stage:
- The target time for this stage isn't too strict, so as long as Kirby generally keeps moving forward, it doesn't matter too much if he gets hit or otherwise slowed down a couple times.
Enemies
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Gallery
Starting down the path towards some Star Coin rings
Moving through the shifting fences
Plowing through a Balloon-Meister as Kirby dodges the Gordos
Miving through the field of Gigatzo fire
Video walkthrough
100% walkthrough of Gust for Glory! Ring-Boating Rush.
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Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning |
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| French | Course en bateau soufflo-propulsée ! | Race in a breath-propelled boat! |
| German | Bö à Bö! Rasante Ring-Bootsfahrt | Gust à Gust! Rapid Ring-Boat trip Pun on the phrase "peu à peu", meaning "bit by bit" |
