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HR-H is the futuristic, anthropomorphic guardian of the Shiver Star, battled in Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards. HR-H places a firm focus on physicality in each of its attacks, all of which attempt to either smash or blow Kirby to smithereens. Like previous bosses, however, HR-H's weak point is practically anywhere on its body that Kirby can land a shot. According to the Enemy Info Cards, HR-H changes its name to HR-E when it enters its second form.
Battle
The main challenge of this battle is being able to avoid HR-H's rockets and wing attacks. HR-H primarily uses its wings to attack Kirby, though also possesses a sweeping laser occasionally fired from its head. Over the course of the battle, HR-H fires rockets at Kirby that can be inhaled and spat out at its wings to damage it.
At the beginning of the second phase, the boss becomes HR-E, shifting to a form similar to that of Heavy Lobster. HR-E chases Kirby along the platform, firing rockets and snapping at Kirby with its pincers. Kirby can easily defeat this phase by repeating the pattern of inhaling missiles and spitting them back out at HR-E's black body. If after around four minutes HR-E is not defeated, it will transform back to HR-H and new platforms will stop appearing, which in consequence will make Kirby fall into a bottomless pit.[1]
The fight may go much quicker if Kirby has a Copy Ability (i.e. Burning, Cutter, etc.) or a Power Combo.
Other appearances
- In Kirby's Dream Buffet, HR-H makes an appearance on a Character Treat, using its artwork from Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards.
Trivia
- The HR in HR-D3 in the Kirby Quest Sub-Game of Kirby Mass Attack and Extra Mode of Kirby's Return to Dream Land seems to be a reference to HR-H (the D3 part references the pronunciation of King Dedede's name, which is leftover from plans to make it be one of his fighters in the scrapped Nintendo GameCube game).
Gallery
Alternate artwork from Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards
Alternate artwork from Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards
Artwork from Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards in HR-E form
Sketch of HR-H from the False Ending credits
Illustration of HR-H from the true ending credits
Dedede Directory about HR-H/HR-E
Names in other languages
HR-H
| Language | Name | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Japanese | HR - H |
- |
| French | HR-H | - |
| German | HR-H | - |
| Portuguese | HR-H | - |
HR-E
| Language | Name | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Japanese | HR - E |
- |
