Editing Kirby's Extra Epic Yarn

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|caption=Cover art of ''[[Kirby's Extra Epic Yarn]]'' from various regions
|developer=[[nwiki:Good-Feel|Good-Feel]], [[HAL Laboratory]]
|publisher=[[Nintendo]]
|released={{Released|Japan|March 7, 2019|NA|March 8, 2019|Europe|March 8, 2019|Australia|March 9, 2019|South Korea|April 12, 2019}}
|platforms=[[Nintendo 3DS]]
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|predecessor=''[[Kirby Star Allies]]''
|successor=''[[Super Kirby Clash]]''
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{{quote|An action game where a Kirby made of yarn uses a new set of abilities only possible with yarn. Along with various transformations, Kirby also has new Ravel Abilities.|Other Games section in ''Super Kirby Clash'' and ''Kirby Fighters 2'', and Past Adventures section in ''Kirby and the Forgotten Land'', ''Kirby's Dream Buffet'' and ''Kirby's Return to Dream Land Deluxe''}}
[[File:KEEY gameplay screenshot.png|thumb|right|250px|Gameplay from [[Fountain Gardens]]]]
[[File:KEEY Devilish Mode gameplay screenshot.png|thumb|right|250px|[[Devilish Mode]] gameplay from [[Fountain Gardens]]]]
'''''Kirby's Extra Epic Yarn''''' is a spin-off title exclusively for the [[Nintendo 3DS]]. It is an enhanced port of ''[[Kirby's Epic Yarn]]'' featuring some new content, including extra items, abilities, and game modes. ''Kirby's Extra Epic Yarn'' was the last ''Kirby'' game released for the Nintendo 3DS, and furthermore was the last Nintendo 3DS game that was physically released by Nintendo.

==New features==
''Kirby's Extra Epic Yarn'' features the following new content:

===Ravel Abilities===
{{main|Ravel Ability}}
These are six hats that operate similarly to [[Copy Ability|Copy Abilities]], giving Kirby new ways to attack opponents. They are as follows:
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!colspan=4|List of Ravel Abilities in ''Kirby's Extra Epic Yarn''
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!Ability
!Description
!Ability
!Description
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|[[File:KEEY Ravel Bobbin artwork.png|x100px|center]]<br>{{center|'''[[Bobbin]]'''}}
|A hat that allows Kirby to throw a bobbin on a string similar to the [[Yo-Yo]].
|[[File:KEEY Ravel Marking Pins artwork.png|x100px|center]]<br>{{center|'''[[Marking Pins]]'''}}
|A pincushion hat that allows Kirby to throw marking pins at enemies.
|-
|[[File:KEEY Ravel Button artwork.png|x100px|center]]<br>{{center|'''[[Button]]'''}}
|A hard hat that allows Kirby to toss exploding button bombs.
|[[File:KEEY Ravel Nylon artwork.png|x100px|center]]<br>{{center|'''[[Nylon]]'''}}
|A blue crown that allows Kirby to create vortexes that draw in beads when used.
|-
|[[File:KEEY Ravel Knitting Needles artwork.png|x100px|center]]<br>{{center|'''[[Knitting Needles]]'''}}
|A weaving hat which causes any Yarn Balls Kirby makes to become larger when worn and allows him to make regular ones at any time.
||[[File:KEEY Ravel Wire artwork.png|x100px|center]]<br>{{center|'''[[Wire (ravel ability)|Wire]]'''}}
|A wire hat and sword that allows Kirby to swipe at opponents.
|}

===Game modes===
While all the [[Quilty Court|neighbors]]' games return from the original version, two extra sub-games featuring [[King Dedede]] and [[Meta Knight]] were added, as well as an extra game mode to play in stages.
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!colspan=2|List of new game modes in ''Kirby's Extra Epic Yarn'' 
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!Game
!Description
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|[[File:KEEY Devilish Mode selection screenshot.png|250px]]<br>{{center|'''[[Devilish Mode]]'''}}
|An extra game mode which causes devilish creatures called [[Devil]]s to chase Kirby through a given stage and try to harass him. In this mode, Kirby has a star-shaped health bar at the bottom formed by [[Life Piece]]s. Losing all Life Pieces will result in Kirby being defeated, forcing a restart of the current stage from the beginning. This mode is available to select whenever Kirby enters a stage.
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|[[File:KEEY Dedede Gogogo title screenshot.png|250px]]<br>{{center|'''[[Dedede Gogogo]]'''}}
|A [[Sub-Game]] which tasks [[King Dedede (boss stage)|King Dedede]] with moving through a fast-paced course as quickly as possible while collecting [[Bead|Fuse Beads]] and Luminas, defeating enemies, and avoiding hazards.
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|[[File:KEEY Slash & Bead title screenshot.png|250px]]<br>{{center|'''[[Slash & Bead]]'''}}
|Slash & Bead tasks [[Meta Knight (boss stage)|Meta Knight]] with flying through courses in an auto-scrolling environment, collecting Fuse Beads and Luminas while defeating as many enemies as possible. In addition to obtaining beads from enemies, beads will also appear out in the open, or trapped inside balloons that can be popped with any attack.
|}

===Enemies===
While all enemies from the original Wii version return, each new sub-game features one new enemy, and the new [[Devilish Mode]] features three new Devil enemies.
{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" border=1 cellpadding=2
!colspan=3|List of new enemies in ''Kirby's Extra Epic Yarn'' &nbsp;
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!Name
!Image
!Description
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!colspan=3|Introduced in [[Devilish Mode]] &nbsp;
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|[[Me-Devil]]
|align=center|[[File:KEEY Me-Devil artwork.png|75px]]
|A Devil with a round body that attempts to attack Kirby by dropping spiked balls from above.
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|[[Ye-Devil]]
|align=center|[[File:KEEY Ye-Devil artwork.png|75px]]
|A Devil with a oval body that wears a drill hat, attacking Kirby by attempting to ram into him in a horizontal direction.
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|[[We-Devil]]
|align=center|[[File:KEEY We-Devil artwork.png|75px]]
|A Devil with a triangular body and a tail that she can use to shoot targeting laser beams at Kirby.
|-
!colspan=3|Introduced in sub-games &nbsp;
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|[[Yarn mole]]
|align=center|[[File:KEEY Yarn mole screenshot.png|75px]]
|A mole-like creature exclusive to [[Dedede Gogogo]] which is harmless, but can be hit by King Dedede with his hammer or [[Head Slide]] attacks.
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|[[Red Buttonbee]]
|align=center|[[File:KEEY Red Buttonbee screenshot.png|75px]]
|A red variant of [[Buttonbee]] that appears exclusively to Dedede Gogogo, which appears to fly in various patterns in some of the mode's stages. It attacks with a retractable stinger, which can harm King Dedede if touched.
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|[[Chain Flamer]]
|align=center|[[File:KEEY Chain Flamer screenshot.png|75px]]
|A series of Flamer-like creatures exclusive to [[Slash & Bead]] which are harmless. The green ones can be defeated individually, but there is a pink one that will completely destroy all the Chain Flamers in the line.
|}

===Stuff===
{{image|I've considered making screenshots of the other catalog rooms. There's like, over 60 of them I think, but I'll go over them later. --{{User:EleCyon/sig}} 13:29, 11 August 2023 (UTC)}}
55 new pieces of [[Furniture]] are available for decorating [[Kirby's Pad]]. These can be obtained by completing stages in [[Devilish Mode]] using [[Life Piece]]s.

Additionally, 36 [[Fuse Bead Mat]]s can be completed by playing [[Slash & Bead]] and [[Dedede Gogogo]].

The player can now also move and place items in [[Kirby's Pad]] with the touch screen.
<gallery>
KEEY Furniture Collection room.png|The first [[Kirby's Pad#Room catalog in Kirby's Extra Epic Yarn|model room]] - "No. 1 Furniture Collection"
KEEY Blue Sky Picnic room.png|"No. 2 Blue Sky Picnic"
KEEY Pirate Ship room.png|"No. 4 Pirate Ship"
KEEY Japanese room.png|"No. 5 Japanese"
KEEY Kitchen room.png|"No. 7 Kitchen"
KEEY Fantasy room.png|"No. 8 Fantasy Room"
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===[[amiibo]]===
Kirby can gain aesthetic hats if the player scans in a ''Kirby'' series amiibo figurine. These hats are tied to certain Ravel abilities.
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!colspan=3|Custom Ravel Abilities
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!Hat
!Related Ravel Ability
!Notes
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|[[File:KEEY Star Hat screenshot.png|center]]<br>{{center|'''Star Hat'''}}
|[[Knitting Needles]]
|This hat is based on [[Prince Fluff]]'s crown.
|-
|[[File:KEEY King Dedede Hat screenshot.png|center]]<br>{{center|'''King Dedede Hat'''}}
|[[Button]]
|
|-
|[[File:KEEY Meta Knight Hat screenshot.png|center]]<br>{{center|'''Meta Knight Hat'''}}
|[[Wire (ravel ability)|Wire]]
|This is in fact not a hat but Meta Knight's mask.
|-
|[[File:KEEY Waddle Dee Hat screenshot.png|center]]<br>{{center|'''Waddle Dee Hat'''}}
|Knitting Needles
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|}

==Other differences from ''Kirby's Epic Yarn''==
Being a port, ''Kirby's Extra Epic Yarn'' features nearly all of the content from the original ''[[Kirby's Epic Yarn]]'', including the stages, enemies, bosses, and other features. However, various changes were made in the port, and thus are listed here:

===New features===
*Prince Fluff has been relegated to a support role similar to [[Bandana Waddle Dee]] in ''[[Kirby: Triple Deluxe]]'' and ''[[Kirby: Planet Robobot]]'', due to the lack of local multiplayer. Through the midway point of a stage, he calls out to Kirby and gives him a [[bead|star bead]] or [[Ravel Ability]].
**In [[Devilish Mode]], Prince Fluff can also give Kirby a star-shaped item that replenishes all his Life Pieces, should he lose any.
*The player has the ability to skip a stage by pausing the game while in a stage and tapping [[Angie]] at the bottom left of the touch screen. Kirby will be carried away by Angie, but any items collected in the stage (including Furniture and beads) will not be saved.
*The touch screen is used to present more information to the player, such as collected [[Treasure]]s and current health in [[Devilish Mode]]. It also has two buttons that can be tapped to either drop Kirby's current Ravel Ability or pause the game.
**The touch screen's background also dynamically changes depending on if the player fights a [[Boss]] or is in [[Devilish Mode]]. In case of the former, a patterned quilt featuring images of the boss being fought is used, while a purple checkered background is used for the latter.
**A completion progress bar is now displayed on the bottom screen for the neighbors' [[Sub-Game]]s.
*There are several new features added to [[Kirby's Pad]], including:
**The ability to save up to three room designs with a unique name for each (marked A, B, and C on the bottom screen).
**Turning off the lights to make rooms appear dark, allowing some furniture to display unique lighting effects.
**Using the shoulder buttons to switch to Model Room, allowing the player to browse through 50 preset room designs featuring new and old furniture. Tapping the Catalog button allows players to browse through furniture used and check materials used in upholstering, while also being able to quickly buy furniture if available via the Item Shop.
**The ability to share rooms with other players via [[StreetPass]], with received rooms also displaying in the Model Room menu.
*There are three new songs not found in the [[Jukebox|Tunes]] menu, which are the music for the new sub-games as well as the theme music of [[Devilish Mode]] that plays when a [[Devil]] appears.

===Gameplay/control changes===
*Local multiplayer is no longer possible in this port. As a result, [[Prince Fluff]] is no longer playable, and cannot assist Kirby when using [[Transformation (Kirby's Epic Yarn)#Metamortex Transformations|Metamortex Transformations]]. He will still appear during cutscenes and in the [[Goal Game]].
*Stage navigation and selection has been streamlined using the touch screen, which can be used to quickly select a stage while in a level by tapping on its respective icon to bring up its corresponding menu.
**The player can also tap the bottom left button depicting part of [[Patch Land]] to access a quick-travel menu, where they can use the Circle Pad or d-pad to select a level, while using the touch screen to jump Kirby to the door of the stage they have selected.
**Pausing while navigating a level's map also features options to play [[Dedede Gogogo]] and [[Slash & Bead]].
*Many Metamortex Transformations that require the usage of motion controls with the Wii Remote have their controls changed.
**For instance, aiming the [[Fire Engine]] now requires using the L and R shoulder buttons, while the [[Train]] makes use of the Circle Pad to move the cursor for drawing tracks.
*[[Patch Plaza]] now has several changes, especially as completing all the [[Fuse Bead Mat]]s and collecting all the Devilish Mode-exclusive furniture are now required for [[100% completion]].
**The bell that hangs over the [[Theater|Flicks]] menu is now colored indigo instead of purple, with the latter instead used for the bell that corresponds to Devilish Mode completion.
**Most of the Patch Plaza's menus have been overhauled, as all entries for each menu are now displayed in a grid-like format, with the bottom screen displaying its title and description. The player can also use the L and R shoulder buttons in some menus to browse through tabs for things such as furniture under Stuff and different patterns under [[Fabric]].

===Visual changes===
*The title screen now features Kirby wearing a random Ravel Ability, as well as [[Me-Devil]] fluttering just below the game's logo.
*Should the player unlock any new stages in [[Dedede Gogogo]] or [[Slash & Bead]], [[King Dedede]] or [[Meta Knight]] will also appear on the loading screen to notify the player of such, usually after completing a [[level]].

===Other changes===
*The player can choose to start playing the game's story or play the new sub-games after selecting a file.

==Demo==
''Kirby's Extra Epic Yarn'' features a free downloadable demo on the Nintendo eShop, which was released on February 7, 2019 in Japan and Europe and on February 21, 2019 in North America. The demo only features the stages [[Fountain Gardens]] and [[Rainbow Falls]]. As a consequence, the only [[Transformation (Kirby's Epic Yarn)#Metamortex Transformations|Metamortex Transformation]]s present in this demo are the [[Tankbot]] and [[Spin Boarder]], and the only [[Ravel Ability|Ravel Abilities]] featured are [[Knitting Needles]] and [[Button]] due to their availability in the demo stages.

When completing either stage and viewing the results screen, the player is then taken to a "Thanks for playing!" screen featuring a prop illustration of Kirby and Prince Fluff. The player then has the option to view the Nintendo eShop page for the game or return to the title screen by tapping either button on the bottom screen.

==History==
''Kirby's Extra Epic Yarn'' was first announced during the [[Nwiki:Nintendo Direct|Nintendo Direct]] on September 13th, 2018. This direct revealed the name of the game, along with announcing several of its new features, albeit briefly. More information was later posted on Nintendo's official Twitter Page.

For a brief period, the North American page for ''Kirby's Extra Epic Yarn'' erroneously stated the game to be playable exclusively on 'New Nintendo 3DS' systems. This was later corrected.
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==Staff==
The following is a list of staff who have worked on ''Kirby's Extra Epic Yarn'':
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!colspan=2|List of staff in ''Kirby's Extra Epic Yarn'' &nbsp;
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!Position
!Developer(s)
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!Director
|Kentaro Sei
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!Assistant Director
|Kazumasa Yonetani
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!Programming Director
|Satoshi Kobayashi
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!Planning
|Yusuke Yamauchi<br>Ayumi Iwai<br>Nazuno Inaba
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!Programming
|Tomonori Sakamoto<br>Boyang Zhao<br>Kunitaka Takeuchi<br>Yuya Ishikawa<br>Mitsuru Hakuta<br>Takanori Mori<br>Yusuke Oikawa<br>Kazuya Hashimoto
|-
!Design
|Takeshi Okazawa<br>Yoshihiro Hobo<br>Ayako Inoue<br>Midori Ishibashi<br>Yutaka Kurihara<br>Takeru Yoshida<br>Atusko Ichii<br>Takeshi Masuda
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!Music & Sound Effects
|Akihiro Juichiya<br>Soshiro Hokkai
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!Technical Artist
|Takeharu Umada
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!Concept Artists
|Tadanori Tsukawaki<br>Ichiho Yamada
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!Planning Manager
|Yuichi Abe
|-
!Programming Manager
|Koichi Yagi
|-
!Design Manager
|Masashi Tsuboyama
|-
!Voice
|Makiko Ohmoto ([[Kirby]])<br>Tomoko Nakamura ([[Prince Fluff]])<br>Yuko Tsuga (Japanese [[narrator]])<br>Pablo Magaz (Latin Spanish narrator)<br>France Marien (French-Canadian narrator)<br>Dave White (American English narrator)<br>Paul Vaughan (British English narrator)<br>Olivier Deslandes (European French narrator)<br>Wolf Kähler (German narrator)<br>Massimo Marinoni (Italian narrator)<br>Carlos Riera (Castilian Spanish narrator)<br>Sun Lee (Korean narrator)
|-
!colspan=2|North American Localization
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!NOA Localization Management
|Nate Bihldorff<br>Reiko Ninomiya<br>Rich Amtower<br>Ann Lin<br>Tim O'Leary<br>Scot Ritchey
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!NOA Localization
|Rich Comegys<br>Marjolaine Drouin<br>Dan Fazio<br>Dutch Hixenbaugh<br>Ayaka Osakabe<br>Yanett Cepeda Valor<br>Thaddée Wiseur
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!colspan=2|European Localisation
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!NOE Localisation Producers
|Saskia Doorschodt<br>Jesús Díez García
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!NOE Localisation
|Martina Leonor Bassani<br>Andrea Jähn<br>Roby Liebetruth<br>Greg T. Sadownik<br>Eren Baykal<br>Gurvan Le Guen<br>Abdelkader Beldjilali<br>Giovanna Prati<br>Alessandro Pagano<br>Frithjof Koepp<br>Benedikt Grosser<br>Enrique Sánchez Rosa<br>Álex Hernández-Puertas
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!colspan=2|Korean Localization
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!NOK Localization Management
|Hyokjin Jung
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!NOK Localization
|Dongyeon Kim<br>Soonil Kim
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!Artwork
|Taiki Kato<br>Rieko Kawahara<br>Yuto Ibaraki
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!Technical Support
|Tsuyoshi Masada
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!Testing & Quality Assurance
|Mario Club Co., Ltd.<br>DIGITAL HEARTS Co., Ltd.<br>NOA Product Testing<br>J. Ignacio León López<br>Jesús Gutiérrez Cuadra<br>NOE Quality Assurance<br>NOK Debug Team<br>Pole To Win Korea Co., Ltd.
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!Special Thanks
|Manabu Matsumoto<br>Yuta Bundo<br>Katsutoshi Yoshizawa<br>Shoko Ando<br>Saori Kai<br>Tetsuya Abe<br>Tomohiro Minemura<br>Jeff Miller<br>Nanami Tsuruta<br>Masaharu Shima<br>Akiko Ohashi<br>Based on the work of the development team from the original Wii version.
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!Character Supervisors
|Shinya Kumazaki<br>Kenichiro Kita<br>Riki Fuhrmann
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!Associate Producers
|Nobuo Matsumiya<br>Emi Watanabe<br>Masanobu Yamamoto
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!Producers
|Estunobu Ebisu<br>Shigefumi Kawase<br>Toyokazu Nonaka<br>Keisuke Terasaki
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!General Producer
|Shinya Takahashi
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!Executive Producer
|Shuntaro Furukawa
|-
!colspan=2|Nintendo, Good-Feel and HAL Laboratory, Inc. are the authors of this software for the purpose of copyright.<br>All rights reserved.
|-
|}

==Nintendo eShop description==
''One ticked-off sorcerer just banished Kirby, warping the poor puffball to a yarn world in need of saving. The twist? Having a yarn body is epic! Kirby can transform into knitted wonders like tanks and flying saucers. Plus, his new ravel abilities mimic his classic copy abilities, adding something new to every stage of this action-adventure game! Ravel abilities allow Kirby to drop buttons like bombs or wield a wire like a sword. And that's just the beginning of all the makeshift magic. Dead end? Unzip a secret passage. Too dark? Unbutton the night to shed some light. Boss blocking your way? Unravel its face! As you play, you'll collect decorative treasures for Kirby's Pad. Show yours off with the StreetPass feature! If story mode isn't tough enough, see if you can earn more collectibles in Devilish Mode. In this harder mode, you must survive without invincibility as devils obstruct your path through each stage. There are also all-new minigames starring Meta Knight and King Dedede!''

(This description was reused for the game on the My Nintendo Store.)

==Trivia==
*''Kirby's Extra Epic Yarn'' is the first game in the series to have a sub-game devoted to [[King Dedede]] and another to [[Meta Knight]] in the same game.
*While ''[[Kirby Battle Royale]]'' and ''[[Kirby Star Allies]]'' were localized into Dutch, and the latter also in Chinese, ''Kirby's Extra Epic Yarn'' (and the original ''[[Kirby's Epic Yarn]]'' by extension) was not.
*On March 12, 2019, the My Nintendo rewards program included a wallpaper based on ''Kirby's Extra Epic Yarn''. Upon initial release, it was discovered that the wallpaper contained the ''[[wikipedia:Fortnite|Fortnite]]'' logo at the top-left corner. This error was quickly fixed on the same day.<ref>[https://www.nintendolife.com/news/2019/03/random_why_is_the_fortnite_logo_in_this_official_my_nintendo_kirby_wallpaper Random: Why Is The Fortnite Logo In This Official My Nintendo Kirby Wallpaper? - NintendoLife]</ref>
**While unrelated to ''Kirby's Extra Epic Yarn'', during the official trailer for ''Fortnite''{{'}}s "Party Royale" game mode released on May 7, 2020, Kirby makes an appearance on a billboard during the first and twenty-fifth second, performing the game's "Dance Emotes". It is unknown whether this was an intentional inclusion in return, or an oversight on video producer's part. The billboard ended up getting blurred in the trailer for the XBOX and PlayStation versions.<ref>[https://www.nintendolife.com/news/2020/05/random_kirby_appears_in_new_fortnite_party_royale_trailer_gets_blurred_out_in_playstation_and_xbox_clips Random: Kirby Appears In New Fortnite Party Royale Trailer, Gets Blurred Out In PlayStation And Xbox Clips - NintendoLife]</ref>

==Gallery==
{{Main|Kirby's Extra Epic Yarn/gallery}}
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KEEY logo.png|Logo
KEEY title screen.png|Title screen
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==Names in other languages==
{{Names
|ja={{furi|毛糸|けいと}}のカービィ プラス
|jaR=Keito no Kābyi Purasu
|jaM=Yarn Kirby Plus
|esA=Kirby's Extra Epic Yarn
|esAM=-
|esE=Más Kirby en el reino de los hilos
|esEM=More Kirby in the kingdom of the threads
|frA=Kirby's Extra Epic Yarn
|frAM=-
|frE=Kirby - Au fil de la grande aventure
|frEM=Kirby - On the thread of the great adventure
|de=Kirby und das extra magische Garn
|deM=Kirby and the extra magic Yarn
|it=Kirby e la nuova stoffa dell'eroe
|itM=Kirby and the new fabric of the hero
|ko=털실 커비 이야기 플러스
|koR=Teolsil Keobi Iyagi Peulleoseu
|koM=Yarn Kirby Story Plus
|zh=Kirby's Extra Epic Yarn
|zhM=-
|nl=Kirby's Extra Epic Yarn
|nlM=-
|pt=Kirby's Extra Epic Yarn
|ptM=-
|ru=Kirby's Extra Epic Yarn
|ruM=-
}}

==External links==
*[https://www.nintendo.com/games/detail/kirbys-extra-epic-yarn-3ds#game-info ''Kirby's Extra Epic Yarn'' page on the My Nintendo Store]

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