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Kookler

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Kookler
KDL Kookler artwork.png
Artwork of Kookler from Kirby's Dream Land.
Details
First game Kirby's Dream Land (1992)
Latest game Kirby's Block Ball (1995)
Copy Ability None
Similar entities Whiskers
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Kookler is an enemy in Kirby's Dream Land. It is a dark blue, floating head shaped like a rectangle with rounded corners, which is adorned by two small, yellow, pointy horns growing on top of it. Its face consists of two big, round eyes that are completely black apart from a tiny white spot inside each, as well as a laughing mouth with a pair of pointed, yellow fangs.

Game appearances

Kirby's Dream Land

KDL Kookler sprite.png
In-game sprite.

Kooklers first appear in Kirby's Dream Land, where they are encountered only in Bubbly Clouds and the section of Mt. Dedede devoted to the aforementioned stage. Each individual specimen may possess one of two different movement patterns: it may either fly in a large, oval shape or follow a triangular path. While in motion, all Kooklers continuously change their shape, alternating between flattening themselves vertically and horizontally, depending on the direction they are moving in.

Kooklers are vulnerable to any attacks and harm Kirby on touch. Due to the absence of Copy Abilities in the only game they appear in, no ability can be acquired by inhaling and swallowing them. In the Extra Game, they are replaced by Whiskers.

Kirby's Block Ball

Kookler appears as a regular enemy in this game, seen patrolling block formations. It is worth 300 points when defeated and drops the Crash item.

Trivia

  • The enemy's appearance may in part be inspired by an oni, an ogre from Japanese folklore often depicted with a pair of yellow horns on its head.

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning
Japanese クークラー
Kūkurā
Kookler