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 ===''Kirby Fighters 2''===
-While not appearing as an enemy in [[Kirby Fighters 2]], a miniature Plugg appears in the [[Zap Weapon]] item. As the players hit the Zap Weapon several times, Plugg would appear to plug himself into the top antenna of the item and generate balls of electricity that home in on players and opponents.
+While not appearing as an enemy in ''[[Kirby Fighters 2]]'', a miniature Plugg appears in the [[Zap Weapon]] item. As the players hit the Zap Weapon several times, Plugg would appear to plug himself into the top antenna of the item and generate balls of electricity that home in on players and opponents.
 ==Trivia==
 *In ''Kirby Star Allies'', Plugg has a little metal screw in his back.
-**It is stated in one of the [[List of Dedede Directory posts|Dedede Directory]] posts on the official Kirby Twitter account that the screw on Plugg's back is part of an upgrade that made him more powerful, which is also why he grants the [[Plasma]] ability in the game.
+**It is stated in one of the [[List of Dedede Directory posts|Dedede Directory]] posts from [[Kirby JP Twitter]] that the screw on Plugg's back is part of an upgrade that made him more powerful, which is also why he grants the [[Plasma]] ability in ''Kirby Star Allies''.
 *Plugg's quote from his ''Star Allies'' pause caption is meant to highlight his obscure origin. In [[Guest Star ???? Star Allies Go!]], his Japanese subtitle is <u>忘らるる</u>希望の光 ("<u>Forgotten</u> Light of Hope"), which is ironically similar to the Japanese title of [[Zan Partizanne]]'s [[boss]] battle theme - <u>忘らるる</u>閃光のライトニング ("<u>Forgotten</u> Flash of Lightning").
 *Plugg's prongs represent a [[wikipedia:AC power plugs and sockets|Type A power plug]] that is used in North America and some Asian countries including Japan.