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*'''[[World Hub]]''' and '''[[Level Hub]]''' - These are visual areas which represent a map of a given region. Depending on the game, they may be fully fleshed-out areas that [[Kirby]] can move around in like a normal stage, may be more traditional selection screens, or may be somewhere in-between. ''[[Kirby's Adventure]]'' was the first game to employ explorable hubs in this fashion. | *'''[[World Hub]]''' and '''[[Level Hub]]''' - These are visual areas which represent a map of a given region. Depending on the game, they may be fully fleshed-out areas that [[Kirby]] can move around in like a normal stage, may be more traditional selection screens, or may be somewhere in-between. ''[[Kirby's Adventure]]'' was the first game to employ explorable hubs in this fashion. | ||
*'''[[Map (item)]]''' - In ''[[Kirby & The Amazing Mirror]]'', Kirby can find items which allow the player to view a simplified map of the respective region of the [[Mirror World]]. These maps function similarly to [[zeldawiki:Dungeon Map|Dungeon Map]]s from ''The Legend of Zelda''. | *'''[[Map (item)]]''' - In ''[[Kirby & The Amazing Mirror]]'', Kirby can find items which allow the player to view a simplified map of the respective region of the [[Mirror World]]. These maps function similarly to [[zeldawiki:Dungeon Map|Dungeon Map]]s from ''The Legend of Zelda''. | ||
*'''[[Secret Map]]''' - In ''[[Kirby: Squeak Squad]]'', Kirby can collect pieces of a map that, when completed, leads him to the [[Copy Ability Room]] for the game. | |||
*Other maps, such as the race course maps in ''[[Kirby Air Ride]]'' and the progress map in [[The Great Cave Offensive]] are simple visual affairs which give the player a general idea of where Kirby is. | *Other maps, such as the race course maps in ''[[Kirby Air Ride]]'' and the progress map in [[The Great Cave Offensive]] are simple visual affairs which give the player a general idea of where Kirby is. | ||
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Map often refers to an in-game visualization of the playable area within a video game which can be viewed by the player, either from the beginning, or after receiving the appropriate item. In the Kirby series, maps take on a variety of appearances, though are typically only represented as World Hubs or Level Hubs.
The following is a list of each type of map that has appeared in the Kirby series, with notes where applicable:
- World Hub and Level Hub - These are visual areas which represent a map of a given region. Depending on the game, they may be fully fleshed-out areas that Kirby can move around in like a normal stage, may be more traditional selection screens, or may be somewhere in-between. Kirby's Adventure was the first game to employ explorable hubs in this fashion.
- Map (item) - In Kirby & The Amazing Mirror, Kirby can find items which allow the player to view a simplified map of the respective region of the Mirror World. These maps function similarly to Dungeon Maps from The Legend of Zelda.
- Secret Map - In Kirby: Squeak Squad, Kirby can collect pieces of a map that, when completed, leads him to the Copy Ability Room for the game.
- Other maps, such as the race course maps in Kirby Air Ride and the progress map in The Great Cave Offensive are simple visual affairs which give the player a general idea of where Kirby is.
