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**In addition, Kirby's jump height is also measured this way. ''[[Kirby Super Star]]'' had Kirby's jump fixed at 3.2 Kirbies high, but newer titles like ''[[Kirby: Triple Deluxe]]'' allow him to go as high as 4.3 Kirbies with a single bound. | **In addition, Kirby's jump height is also measured this way. ''[[Kirby Super Star]]'' had Kirby's jump fixed at 3.2 Kirbies high, but newer titles like ''[[Kirby: Triple Deluxe]]'' allow him to go as high as 4.3 Kirbies with a single bound. | ||
*Numerous sources, including the 'Kirby 25th Anniversary' site, point out that Kirby has 'good motor skills'. What exactly this means is unclear. | *Numerous sources, including the 'Kirby 25th Anniversary' site, point out that Kirby has 'good motor skills'. What exactly this means is unclear. | ||
*Kirby's first video game appearance was not ''Kirby's Dream Land''. He actually first appeared as a cameo in the introductory cut-scene of the game ''[[wikipedia:Arcana (video game)|Arcana]]'', appearing (twice) in the horde of monsters led by Galneon (image in gallery below). ''Arcana'' was also developed by [[HAL Laboratory]] and released precisely one month before ''Kirby's Dream Land'' in Japan, meaning the two games shared a production cycle. | |||
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Arcana Intro.jpg|Screencap from the intro cut-scene of Arcana which contains a Kirby cameo (Kirby appears twice in the image). | |||
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==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||