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'''''Kirby and the Forgotten Land''''' is a [[Kirby (series)|main-series ''Kirby'' game]] for the [[Nintendo Switch]], which released on March 25th, 2022. In this installment, [[Kirby]] is sent through a dimensional vortex to a [[New World|new world]] full of the crumbling ruins of a long-lost civilization, where he has to free [[Waddle Dee]]s who have been trapped by a new villainous force called the [[Beast Pack]]. Accompanied by a flying mouse-like creature named [[Elfilin]], Kirby uses his familiar [[Copy Ability]] along with [[Evolved Copy Ability|evolved enhancements]] to said abilities and a new power to [[Mouthful Mode|wrap himself around large objects]] to gain their properties.  
'''''Kirby and the Forgotten Land''''' is a [[Kirby (series)|main-series ''Kirby'' game]] for the [[Nintendo Switch]], which released on March 25th, 2022. In this installment, [[Kirby]] is sent through a dimensional vortex to a [[New World|new world]] full of the crumbling ruins of a long-lost civilization, where he has to free [[Waddle Dee]]s who have been trapped by a new villainous force called the [[Beast Pack]]. Accompanied by a flying mouse-like creature named [[Elfilin]], Kirby uses his familiar [[Copy Ability]] along with [[Evolved Copy Ability|evolved enhancements]] to said abilities and a new power to [[Mouthful Mode|wrap himself around large objects]] to gain their properties.  


''Kirby and the Forgotten Land'' is the first main-series title to take place in a full 3D environment rather than a side-scrolling 2D space, though still maintaining the largely-linear level and stage format. The game was announced in a [[Nintendo Direct]] on September 23rd, 2021,<ref name="RevealTrailer"> [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H3LAkr0ANgw Kirby and the Forgotten Land – Announcement Trailer – Nintendo Switch]</ref> with its proper release date being given in a separate video on January 12th, 2022. A playable demo for the game was released on March 3rd, 2022.
''Kirby and the Forgotten Land'' is the first main-series title to take place in a full 3D environment rather than a side-scrolling 2D space, though still maintaining the largely-linear level and stage format. The game was announced in a [[Nintendo Direct]] on September 23rd, 2021,{{#ifeq:{{PAGENAME}}|Kirby and the Forgotten Land|<ref name="RevealTrailer"> [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H3LAkr0ANgw Kirby and the Forgotten Land – Announcement Trailer – Nintendo Switch]</ref>}} with its proper release date being given in a separate video on January 12th, 2022. A playable demo for the game was released on March 3rd, 2022.
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== Story ==
== Story ==
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In the post-game story, Kirby and Elfilin agree to help Clawroline get Leongar's soul back by delving into the dream realm left behind by the memory of Fecto Forgo. Leongar was originally a benevolent king named Leon, but after accidentally discovering Fecto Forgo, he began speaking a strange language and assembling the Beast Pack, becoming a ruthless leader. Clawroline, real name Carol, only took on her role within the Beast Pack to keep an eye on Leon. After passing through many trials and collecting the scattered pieces of the lion's soul, Kirby and Elfilin reach the dormant body of Leon, who is being possessed by the remnant of Fecto Forgo. They return the pieces of Leon's soul to him, and it seems to go well at first, but Leon is once again possessed by Fecto and forced to fight. Kirby manages to break Fecto's hold on Leon, and Fecto turns their attention to attack Kirby directly, but at that moment, a mysterious [[butterfly]] shows up and absorbs Fecto's essence, then transforms into [[Morpho Knight]] for a fight. When Morpho Knight is dispelled, Kirby, Elfilin, and the rest of the Beast Pack are able to fully revive Leon and bring him back, concluding the story. However, Soul Forgo escapes, having absorbed Morpho Knight's power to become the even stronger [[Chaos Elfilis]], which flies away.
In the post-game story, Kirby and Elfilin agree to help Clawroline get Leongar's soul back by delving into the dream realm left behind by the memory of Fecto Forgo. Leongar was originally a benevolent king named Leon, but after accidentally discovering Fecto Forgo, he began speaking a strange language and assembling the Beast Pack, becoming a ruthless leader. Clawroline, real name Carol, only took on her role within the Beast Pack to keep an eye on Leon. After passing through many trials and collecting the scattered pieces of the lion's soul, Kirby and Elfilin reach the dormant body of Leon, who is being possessed by the remnant of Fecto Forgo. They return the pieces of Leon's soul to him, and it seems to go well at first, but Leon is once again possessed by Fecto and forced to fight. Kirby manages to break Fecto's hold on Leon, and Fecto turns their attention to attack Kirby directly, but at that moment, a mysterious [[butterfly]] shows up and absorbs Fecto's essence, then transforms into [[Morpho Knight]] for a fight. When Morpho Knight is dispelled, Kirby, Elfilin, and the rest of the Beast Pack are able to fully revive Leon and bring him back, concluding the story. However, Soul Forgo escapes, having absorbed Morpho Knight's power to become the even stronger [[Chaos Elfilis]], which flies away.


A rift opens up in the [[Colosseum]], which allows Kirby to participate in The Ultimate Cup Z. Chaos Elfilis is fought here, and Kirby defeats this final threat. A lingering remnant of their soul approaches Elfilin, and he accepts it into his heart, allowing his two halves to finally become one.
A rift opens up in the [[Colosseum]], which allows Kirby to participate in The Ultimate Cup Z. Chaos Elfilis is fought here, and Kirby defeats this final threat. A lingering remnant of their soul approaches Elfilin, and he accepts it into his heart, allowing his two halves to finally become whole for good.
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|align=center|Press and hold Left
|align=center|Press and hold Left
|align=center|Press and hold Right
|align=center|Press and hold Right
|This is also used to drop the [[Mouthful Mode]] (prioritized to drop before Kirby's [[Copy Ability]]). Unlike in previous title, Kirby can drop multiple ability hats.
|This is also used to drop the [[Mouthful Mode]] (prioritized to drop before Kirby's [[Copy Ability]]). Unlike in previous titles, Kirby can drop multiple ability hats.
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|'''[[Inhale|Swallow]]'''
|'''[[Inhale|Swallow]]'''
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== Copy Abilities ==
== Copy Abilities ==
[[File:KatFL Twitter Screenshot 3.png|thumb|250px|Screenshot showing one of Needle Kirby's new moves which takes advantage of the 3-D space.]]
[[File:KatFL Twitter Screenshot 3.png|thumb|250px|Screenshot showing one of Needle Kirby's moves: Needle Ball.]]
''Kirby and the Forgotten Land'' features fewer Copy Abilities than previous main-series games, at only 12. These are accentuated with several [[Evolved Copy Ability|evolved variants]], detailed in the next section. ''Kirby and the Forgotten Land'' has the following base [[Copy Ability|Copy Abilities]]:
''Kirby and the Forgotten Land'' features fewer Copy Abilities than previous main-series games, at only 12. These are accentuated with several [[Evolved Copy Ability|evolved variants]], detailed in the next section. ''Kirby and the Forgotten Land'' has the following base [[Copy Ability|Copy Abilities]]:


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|[[Digguh]]
|[[Digguh]]
|Kirby gains a drill hat that he can use to bore into the ground and burst out to attack enemies or uncover buried treasures.
|Kirby gains a drill hat that he can use to bore into the ground and burst out to attack enemies or uncover buried treasures.
|Kirby can't drill into metallic surfaces or move to otherwise inaccessible locations underground. If a platform retracts he is forced out.  
|Kirby can't drill into metallic surfaces or move to otherwise inaccessible locations underground. If a platform retracts he is forced out.
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|[[Ranger]]
|[[Ranger]]
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|[[Bomber]]
|[[Bomber]]
|Kirby can create a giant explosion to wipe out nearby enemies.
|Kirby can create a giant explosion to wipe out nearby enemies.
|Limited-use.
|Can only be used once.
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|[[Cutter]]
|[[Cutter]]
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!Stage
!Boss(es)
!Boss(es)
!Soul fragments
!Pieces of Leon's Soul
!Notes
!Notes
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|[[Forgo Plains]]
|{{center|[[File:KatFL Forgo Plains select screenshot.png|200px]]<br>'''[[Forgo Plains]]'''}}
|[[Phantom Gorimondo]]
|[[Phantom Gorimondo]]
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|50
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|[[Forgo Bay]]
|{{center|[[File:KatFL Forgo Bay select screenshot.png|200px]]<br>'''[[Forgo Bay]]'''}}
|[[Phantom Tropic Woods]]
|[[Phantom Tropic Woods]]
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|48
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|[[Forgo Park]]
|{{center|[[File:KatFL Forgo Park select screenshot.png|200px]]<br>'''[[Forgo Park]]'''}}
|[[Phantom Clawroline]]
|[[Phantom Clawroline]]
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|51
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|[[Forgo Horns]]
|{{center|[[File:KatFL Forgo Horns select screenshot.png|200px]]<br>'''[[Forgo Horns]]'''}}
|[[Phantom King Dedede]]
|[[Phantom King Dedede]]
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|51
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|[[Forgo Wasteland]]
|{{center|[[File:KatFL Forgo Wasteland select screenshot.png|200px]]<br>'''[[Forgo Wasteland]]'''}}
|[[Phantom Sillydillo]]
|[[Phantom Sillydillo]]
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|49
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|[[Forgo Zone]]
|{{center|[[File:KatFL Forgo Zone select screenshot.png|200px]]<br>'''[[Forgo Zone]]'''}}
|[[Phantom Forgo Dedede]]
|[[Phantom Forgo Dedede]]
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|51
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|[[Forgo Land]]
|{{center|[[File:KatFL Forgo Land select screenshot.png|200px]]<br>'''[[Forgo Land]]'''}}
|[[Forgo Leon]], [[Morpho Knight]]
|[[Forgo Leon]], [[Morpho Knight]]
|N/A
|N/A
|Requires 250 soul fragments to unlock.
|Requires 250 soul pieces to unlock.
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!colspan=5|Total soul fragments: 300
!colspan=5|Total pieces of Leon's Soul: 300
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''Kirby and the Forgotten Land'' features a decent variety of enemies. Nearly all of the new enemies it introduces are part of the Beast Pack to some degree or another. Unlike many previous games, all of the enemies here have been given proper localized names through their [[figure]]s, with some returning enemies being given localized names for the first time. ''Kirby and the Forgotten Land'' features the following common enemies:
''Kirby and the Forgotten Land'' features a decent variety of enemies. Nearly all of the new enemies it introduces are part of the Beast Pack to some degree or another. Unlike many previous games, all of the enemies here have been given proper localized names through their [[figure]]s, with some returning enemies being given localized names for the first time. ''Kirby and the Forgotten Land'' features the following common enemies:


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!colspan=5|Neutral enemies in ''Kirby and the Forgotten Land'' &nbsp;
!colspan=5|Neutral enemies in ''Kirby and the Forgotten Land'' &nbsp;
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!Name
!class=sortable|Name
!Image
!class=unsortable|Image
!New enemy?
!class=sortable|New enemy?
!Description
!class=unsortable|Description
!Notes
!class=unsortable|Notes
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|[[Awoofy]]
|[[Awoofy]]
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{| class="sortable wikitable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" border=1 cellpadding=2
!colspan=6|Copy Ability-providing enemies in ''Kirby and the Forgotten Land'' &nbsp;
!colspan=6|Copy Ability-providing enemies in ''Kirby and the Forgotten Land'' &nbsp;
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!Name
!class=sortable|Name
!Image
!class=unsortable|Image
!New enemy?
!class=sortable|New enemy?
!Ability
!class=sortable|Ability
!Description
!class=unsortable|Description
!Notes
!class=unsortable|Notes
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|[[Balloon-Meister]]
|[[Balloon-Meister]]
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|{{center|[[File:KatFL Wild Bonkers screenshot.png|150px]]}}
|{{center|[[File:KatFL Wild Bonkers screenshot.png|150px]]}}
|[[Hammer]]
|[[Hammer]]
|A variant of [[Bonkers]] who resembles their normal counterpart, but with frazzled bluish fur and war paint on their arms and face. They also wield a stone chisel for a hammer and throw durians instead of coconuts.
|[[Bonkers]] after joining the Beast Pack. They resemble their normal counterpart, but with frazzled bluish fur and war paint on their arms and face. They also wield a stone chisel for a hammer and throw durians instead of coconuts.
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|[[Wild Edge]]
|[[Wild Edge]]
|{{center|[[File:KatFL Wild Edge screenshot.png|150px]]}}
|{{center|[[File:KatFL Wild Edge screenshot.png|150px]]}}
|[[Sword]]
|[[Sword]]
|A variant of [[Gigant Edge]] who resembles their normal counterpart, but with war paint on their armor and a fur collar around their neck. They also wield a stone sword and a spiky riot shield.
|[[Gigant Edge]] after joining the Beast Pack. They resemble their normal counterpart, but with war paint on their armor and a fur collar around their neck. They also wield a stone sword and a spiky riot shield.
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|[[Wild Frosty]]
|[[Wild Frosty]]
|{{center|[[File:KatFL Wild Frosty screenshot.png|150px]]}}
|{{center|[[File:KatFL Wild Frosty screenshot.png|150px]]}}
|[[Ice]]
|[[Ice]]
|A variant of [[Mr. Frosty]] who resembles his normal counterpart, but is much larger, and with a more disheveled and unkempt appearance. He attacks by creating and tossing different sizes of snowballs, as well as snowmen. He also will attempt to crush [[Kirby]] and dash after him, sometimes managing to eat him.
|[[Mr. Frosty]] after joining the Beast Pack. He resembles his normal counterpart, but is much larger, and with a more disheveled and unkempt appearance. He attacks by creating and tossing different sizes of snowballs, as well as snowmen. He also will attempt to crush [[Kirby]] and dash after him, sometimes managing to eat him.
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|{{center|[[File:KatFL Phantom Clawroline Splash Screen.jpg|250px]]<br>'''<small>Illusory Leopard</small><br>[[Phantom Clawroline]]'''}}
|{{center|[[File:KatFL Phantom Clawroline Splash Screen.jpg|250px]]<br>'''<small>Illusory Leopard</small><br>[[Phantom Clawroline]]'''}}
|[[Forgo Park]]<br>The Ultimate Cup Z
|[[Forgo Park]]<br>The Ultimate Cup Z
|A neon doppelgänger of Clawroline who first appears as the boss of [[Forgo Park]]. It is much stronger and harder to avoid, having every attack from the original battle fleshed out, such as throwing knives more frequently, and creating three duplicates of herself who attempt to pounce on Kirby with her.
|A neon doppelgänger of Clawroline who first appears as the boss of [[Forgo Park]]. She is much stronger and harder to avoid, having every attack from the original battle fleshed out, such as throwing knives more frequently, and creating three duplicates of herself who attempt to pounce on Kirby with her.
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|{{center|[[File:KatFL Forgo Leon Splash Screen.jpg|250px]]<br>'''<small>Possessed Beast</small><br>[[Leongar|Forgo Leon]]'''}}
|{{center|[[File:KatFL Forgo Leon Splash Screen.jpg|250px]]<br>'''<small>Possessed Beast</small><br>[[Leongar|Forgo Leon]]'''}}
|[[Forgo Land]]<br>The Ultimate Cup Z
|[[Forgo Land]]<br>The Ultimate Cup Z
|The return of Leongar who first appears as the first boss of [[Forgo Land]], now fully possessed after having his soul fragments returned to him, making him more versatile and powerful by having every attack from the original battle fleshed out, such as raining meteors when spewing a beam, and striking beams out much faster and in new variants. In addition, he is now assisted with attacking by [[Fecto Forgo#Psychic Beast: Soul Forgo|Soul Forgo]].
|The return of Leongar who first appears as the first boss of [[Forgo Land]], now fully possessed after having his soul pieces returned to him, making him more versatile and powerful by having every attack from the original battle fleshed out, such as raining meteors when spewing a beam, and striking beams out much faster and in new variants. In addition, he is now assisted with attacking by [[Fecto Forgo#Psychic Beast: Soul Forgo|Soul Forgo]].
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==Demo==
==Demo==
[[File:KatFL demo title screen.png|thumb|250px|The title screen for the demo version.]]
[[File:KatFL demo title screen.png|thumb|250px|The title screen for the demo version.]]
On March 3rd, 2022, a demo version of ''Kirby and the Forgotten Land'' was released to the public. This demo features the intro cut-scene for the game, as well as the three stages [[Point of Arrival]], [[Downtown Grassland]], and [[The Brawl at the Mall]], accessible by a simple menu rather than a world hub. Missions are only present in the Downtown Grassland stage; the demo ends after defeating [[Gorimondo]] in The Brawl at the Mall, and Kirby cannot visit Waddle Dee Town past its ruined state in the Point of Arrival.
On March 3rd, 2022, a demo version of ''Kirby and the Forgotten Land'' was released to the public via Nintendo eShop. This demo features the intro cut-scene for the game, as well as the three stages [[Point of Arrival]], [[Downtown Grassland]], and [[The Brawl at the Mall]], accessible by a simple menu rather than a world hub. Missions are only present in the Downtown Grassland stage; the demo ends after defeating [[Gorimondo]] in The Brawl at the Mall, and Kirby cannot visit Waddle Dee Town past its ruined state in the Point of Arrival.


The four accessible Copy Abilities—[[Cutter]], [[Bomb]], [[Sword]], and [[Ice]]—automatically become [[Chakram Cutter]], [[Chain Bomb]], [[Gigant Sword]], and [[Frosty Ice]] once Gorimondo is taken down, allowing the player to freely test them out. This can be reverted on the menu if the player so desires.  
The four accessible Copy Abilities—[[Cutter]], [[Bomb]], [[Sword]], and [[Ice]]—automatically become [[Chakram Cutter]], [[Chain Bomb]], [[Gigant Sword]], and [[Frosty Ice]] once Gorimondo is taken down, allowing the player to freely test them out. This can be reverted on the menu if the player so desires.  


Completing the demo gives the player two [[List of Present Codes in Kirby and the Forgotten Land|Present Code]]s: "CLEARDEMO" and "NEWADVENTURE", the latter only if the player completes all missions in the second stage, which can be redeemed at [[Waddle Dee-liveries]] in the full game.
Completing the demo gives the player two [[List of Present Codes in Kirby and the Forgotten Land|Present Code]]s: "CLEARDEMO" and "NEWADVENTURE", the latter only if the player completes all missions in the Downtown Grassland stage, which can be redeemed at [[Waddle Dee-liveries]] in the full game.
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== Trivia ==
== Trivia ==
*The existence of the game was accidentally leaked on a schedule for the [[Nintendo Direct]] of September 23rd, 2021, only a few hours prior to being broadcasted.<ref>[https://www.gematsu.com/2021/09/nintendos-japanese-release-schedule-lists-kirby-discovery-for-switch-bayonetta-3-for-release-in-2022 Nintendo’s Japanese release schedule lists Kirby: Discovery for Switch, Bayonetta 3 for release in 2022 - Gematsu]</ref> A similar circumstance previously happened with ''[[Kirby Fighters 2]]'', nearly on the same date a year earlier.
*The existence of the game was accidentally leaked on a schedule for the [[Nintendo Direct]] of September 23rd, 2021, only a few hours prior to its broadcast.<ref>[https://www.gematsu.com/2021/09/nintendos-japanese-release-schedule-lists-kirby-discovery-for-switch-bayonetta-3-for-release-in-2022 Nintendo’s Japanese release schedule lists Kirby: Discovery for Switch, Bayonetta 3 for release in 2022 - Gematsu]</ref> A similar leak previously happened with ''[[Kirby Fighters 2]]'' on a similar date a year earlier.
*The internal files for ''Kirby Fighters 2'' contain partially complete code for "Kirby3d", which may be related to this game.<ref>[https://twitter.com/firubiii/status/1308995437379158016 firubiii on Twitter]</ref>
*The internal files for ''Kirby Fighters 2'' contain partially complete code for "Kirby3d", which may be related to this game.<ref>[https://twitter.com/firubiii/status/1308995437379158016 firubiii on Twitter]</ref>
*The internal codename for this game is "Kirby15" or "K15", which refers to this being the 15th main-series ''Kirby'' game, counting remakes. This also breaks the tradition started with ''[[Kirby's Dream Collection Special Edition]]'' of giving each game a food-related codename.
*The internal codename for this game is "Kirby15" or "K15", which likely refers to this being the 15th main-series ''Kirby'' game, counting remakes. This also breaks the tradition started with ''[[Kirby's Dream Collection Special Edition]]'' of giving each game a food-related codename.
*Several parts of the game feature an alien language that, when deciphered, is actually a direct 1:1 translation to English. This reveals some details about the setting, in particular highlighting three corporations whose branding can be found on many signs: "Holine", "Alivel", and "Lightron". Put together, the first letters of these corporations spell out [[HAL Laboratory|HAL]].
*Several parts of the game feature an [[List of rumors of ancient civilizations in the Kirby series|alien language]] that, when deciphered, is actually a direct 1:1 translation to English. This reveals some details about the setting, in particular highlighting three corporations whose branding can be found on many signs: "Holine", "Alivel", and "Lightron". Put together, the first letters of these corporations spell out [[HAL Laboratory|HAL]].
*''Kirby and the Forgotten Land'' is the first main-series game to feature spoken dialogue, though this only applies to the intercom voice heard in [[Lab Discovera]]. Almost all languages the game was translated in have unique dubs, but the Traditional and Simplified Chinese versions do not; these versions use the English voice instead.
*''Kirby and the Forgotten Land'' is the first main-series game to feature spoken dialogue, though this only applies to the intercom voice heard in [[Lab Discovera]]. Almost all languages the game was translated in have unique dubs, but the Traditional and Simplified Chinese versions do not; these versions use the English voice instead (though the on-screen text is translated accordingly).
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File:KPN KatFL.jpg|Japanese key art
KatFL Kirby artwork.png|Artwork of [[Kirby]]
KatFL Kirby artwork.png|Artwork of [[Kirby]]
KatFL Waddle Dees in gold cage artwork.png|Waddle Dees caged by the Beast Pack
KatFL Waddle Dees in gold cage artwork.png|Artwork of Waddle Dees caged by the Beast Pack
KatFL Waddle Dee trapped in cage artwork.png|A Waddle Dee caged by the Beast Pack
KatFL Waddle Dee trapped in cage artwork.png|Artwork of a Waddle Dee caged by the Beast Pack
KatFL Kirby and Bandana Waddle Dee artwork.png|Kirby and [[Bandana Waddle Dee]]
KatFL Kirby and Bandana Waddle Dee artwork.png|Artwork of Kirby and [[Bandana Waddle Dee]]
KatFL Meta Knight artwork.png|[[Meta Knight]]
KatFL Meta Knight artwork.png|Artwork of [[Meta Knight]]
KatFL King Dedede artwork.png|[[King Dedede]]
KatFL King Dedede artwork.png|Artwork of [[King Dedede]]
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