Kirby's Pinball Land

Kirby's Pinball Land File:Pinballcover.jpg North American box art Details Developer(s) HAL Laboratory Publisher(s) Nintendo Release date(s) Game Boy: November 27, 1993 November 30, 1993 December 1, 1993 1993 Virtual Console (3DS): July 12, 2012 July 26, 2012 August 29, 2012 Platform(s) Game Boy, Virtual Console (3DS)

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Kirby's Pinball Land is a game released on the Game Boy in late 1993. It is a pinball game, with Kirby substituting as the pinball. It is the first spinoff title of the Kirby series and the first game that acknowledges Kirby being in the shape of a ball.

The game consists of three pinball tables (titled Pinball Lands) that are themed around elements and environments from Kirby's Dream Land, each with three floors and a boss floor. Each table also has a minigame on the second floor. Apart from containing elements from its direct predecessor, Kirby's Dream Land, the game also recycles many of its graphics.

Mini-games

• The first stage with Whispy Woods features a Breakout-style mini-game where enemies and items move along the top of a series of breakable blocks. This would appear to serve as a precursor to Kirby's Block Ball.
• The second stage with Poppy Bros. Sr. features a game where Kirby has to punt himself into a goal on a soccer-themed course with a Squishy acting as the goalie.
• The third stage with Kracko features a game where Kirby has to bounce food items up to a copy of himself on a cloud deck who will eat them for points.

Enemies

• Apple
• Booler
• Bounder
• Bronto Burt
• Broom Hatter
• Cappy
• Chilly
• Chuckie
• Cloud
• Crack-Tweet
• Flapper
• Gordo
• Hurly
• Kabu
• Mr. Frosty
• Mumbies
• Mr. Shine & Mr. Bright
• Poppy Bros. Jr.
• Sir Slippy
• Scarfy
• Sparky
• Squishy
• Tookey
• Twister
• Twizzy
• UFO
• Waddle Dee
• Waddle Doo

Bosses

• Whispy Woods (abbreviated as 'Wispy')
• Kracko Jr. & Kracko
• Poppy Bros. Sr. (abbreviated as 'Poppy')
• King Dedede

Gallery

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  Group artwork

• Kirby's Pinball Land Japan box.jpg

  Japanese box art

• Kirby's Pinball Land UK box.jpg

  UK box art

Trivia

• Kirby Mass Attack, released in 2011, contains a Sub-Game named Kirby Brawlball that follows a very similar concept to this game.

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	カービィのピンボール Kirby no Pinball

External links

• Official Japanese website
• Kirby's Pinball Land on Kirby Informer