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Kirby Quest

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Kirby Quest
File:Kirby Quest Title.jpg
Title Card for Kirby Quest.
Details
Type(s) Turn Battle - Reflex
Levels 4
Players 1
Appears in Kirby Mass Attack
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Defeat enemies with powerful attacks by tapping the attack button at just the right time. Gain experience points as you go to level up!
— Details menu

Kirby Quest is a Sub-Game in Kirby Mass Attack, available in the Extras menu once 50 Medals have been obtained.

Kirby Quest takes place in chapters. In each chapter, Kirby is pitted against enemies in stages. To defeat these enemies, the unknown reader will have to make use of a meter which continuously moves up and down. Stopping this meter on a lit tile will allow Kirby to attack, with brighter tiles leading to stronger attacks. the unknown reader has 10 seconds to stop the meter or else Kirby will not be able to make a move. Defeating an enemy will yield experience points, which will add another Kirby to the team each time Kirby 'levels up', with the maximum being 10. Defeating enemies in less turns will reward Kirby with greater EXP.

The enemy will attack if the unknown reader misses on the meter. If the enemy is given an opportunity to attack, they can hurt one or more of the Kirbys, turning them blue and rendering them unable to fight. If all Kirbys become blue, the game is over. Kirbys can be healed by defeating certain foes, or performing some of the most powerful moves.

Chapters

Each chapter consists of the following encounters:

Chapter 1

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Chapter 2

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Chapter 3

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Chapter 4

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A special stage exists in this chapter, against a giant Galaxia sword on its own, replacing Stage 39. To reach it, the unknown reader must hit only max power 'Excellent!' moves on stages 31-38. Galaxia has 2500 HP and when defeated, will fall into Kirby's hands. Missing any attack against Galaxia, however, will cause it to vanish and Kirby will lose this opportunity. Taken to the last boss stage, if the unknown reader hits an 'Excellent' attack, Kirby will use the Galaxia to deal 9999 damage.

Trivia

  • Several of Kirby's attacks reference other material in the Kirby series. This includes Dyna Blade, the Tankbot, Kabuki, and Megaton Punch.
  • Max Flexer and Chef Shiitake - who make appearances in this Sub-Game - are both characters from Kirby: Right Back At Ya!.
    • Escargoon may also appear during one of King Dedede's attacks.
  • HR-D3's appearance in this sub-game precedes its appearance in Kirby's Return to Dream Land, making this its first appearance in a completed game.
  • Kirby Quest was called 'Kirby Master' in Japan, despite the confusion between that and the Kirby Master movies.
  • Perfect scores for each Chapter are as follows:
    • Chapter 1: 10000 EXP
    • Chapter 2: 15000 EXP
    • Chapter 3: 20000 EXP
    • Chapter 4: 30000 EXP
  • The title screen (and Japanese name) of Kirby Quest is a direct reference to a 1992 video game produced by HAL Laboratory called Arcana ('Card Master' in Japan).
  • One of Kirby's 'Excellent' attacks calls on a horde of 66 Gators to attack the enemies. This is a reference to the 1989/90 game Revenge of the 'Gator, also produced by HAL Laboratory (called 'Pinball: The Great 66-Alligator Parade' in Japan).

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