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''Kirby's Dream Land 3'' is a two-dimensional platformer game, which can be played by two players simultaneously. The game begins on the map screen showing Pop Star taken over by Dark Matter. From the map screen, {{realMe}} can choose one of the five levels to enter. At the beginning, only level one is available, and every following level is unlocked after the boss of the level is defeated. The levels themselves are displayed on their own map screens, and are divided into six stages and a boss stage. | ''Kirby's Dream Land 3'' is a two-dimensional platformer game, which can be played by two players simultaneously. The game begins on the map screen showing Pop Star taken over by Dark Matter. From the map screen, {{realMe}} can choose one of the five levels to enter. At the beginning, only level one is available, and every following level is unlocked after the boss of the level is defeated. The levels themselves are displayed on their own map screens, and are divided into six stages and a boss stage. | ||
To complete a level, {{realMe}} needs to play through all the stages and defeat the boss at the end, causing the next level to be available. Additionally, each stage Kirby visits contains a [[Dream Lander]] waiting at the end and a specific errand that needs to be completed. If Kirby manages to complete whatever errand has to be done in the level, the character at the end will reward him with a [[Heart Star]]. Heart Stars are not needed to complete the game, but if Kirby manages to collect all of the Heart Stars of every level, the final boss and the true ending to the story will be unlocked. | To complete a level, {{realMe}} needs to play through all the stages and defeat the boss at the end, causing the next level to be available. Additionally, each stage Kirby visits contains a [[Heart Star|Dream Lander]] waiting at the end and a specific errand that needs to be completed. If Kirby manages to complete whatever errand has to be done in the level, the character at the end will reward him with a [[Heart Star]]. Heart Stars are not needed to complete the game, but if Kirby manages to collect all of the Heart Stars of every level, the final boss and the true ending to the story will be unlocked. | ||
[[File:KDL3 S KirbyGooey.png|thumb|left|Kirby and Gooey.]] | [[File:KDL3 S KirbyGooey.png|thumb|left|Kirby and Gooey.]] | ||
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Kirby and Gooey can only copy eight different abilities, a relatively small number when compared other games of the ''Kirby'' series. This is augmented by Kirby's various animal helpers. Like in the previous game, there are several animal helpers to be found during levels. Each of these six friends can accompany Kirby and/or Gooey and help him with their specific skills. The animal helpers also modify the protagonists' [[Copy Ability|Copy Abilities]], thus creating a new ability. When including these augmented abilities, there are 56 different abilities in the game, not counting the special ability Kirby and Gooey obtain during the final fight. | Kirby and Gooey can only copy eight different abilities, a relatively small number when compared other games of the ''Kirby'' series. This is augmented by Kirby's various animal helpers. Like in the previous game, there are several animal helpers to be found during levels. Each of these six friends can accompany Kirby and/or Gooey and help him with their specific skills. The animal helpers also modify the protagonists' [[Copy Ability|Copy Abilities]], thus creating a new ability. When including these augmented abilities, there are 56 different abilities in the game, not counting the special ability Kirby and Gooey obtain during the final fight. | ||
==Protagonists== | ==Protagonists== | ||