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Survival Rush
Survival Rush KMA title.png
Title Card for Survival Rush.
Details
Type(s) Boss Endurance
Players 1
Appears in Kirby Mass Attack
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“ Send 10 Kirbys against a horde of titanic enemies! ”
— Details menu

Survival Rush is a Sub-Game in Kirby Mass Attack, available in the Extras menu once all 186 Medals have been obtained, and Kirby has gone to speak to Daroach.

Survival Rush is a lot like The Arena in function. It pits the Kirbys against every significant Boss and Mid-Boss in the game. However, the way the battles are selected is unique to this Sub-Game. The Kirbys have a choice between one of three doors. Each door has a number on it, signifying how many Kirbys are required at minimum to enter. As such, if the Kirbys take too many losses, they may be barred from entering certain fights, and forced to end the run early. Each door has a specific list of encounters, but they are (mostly) randomly ordered.

In the lobby, the Kirbys have access to a healing ring and three Maxim Tomatoes, which they can use to replenish lost health or lost numbers if necessary. The game ends once the Kirbys are defeated, barred, or succeed in all 16 encounters.

Encounters

The encounters are as follows:

Door 1

At least 1 Kirby is needed to use this door:

Door 2

At least 3 Kirbys are needed to use this door:

Door 3

At least 5 Kirbys are needed to use this door:

Gallery

General

  • Instructions screen

    Instructions screen

  • The main area with the three doors

    The main area with the three doors

  • The healing ring, used for replenishing lost health

    The healing ring, used for replenishing lost health

  • The room with three Maxim Tomatoes, used for replenishing lost Kirbys

    The room with three Maxim Tomatoes, used for replenishing lost Kirbys

  • Victory screen

    Victory screen

Door 1

Door 2

Door 3

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning
Japanese 勝かち抜ぬきサバイバル
Kachinuki Sabaibaru 		Survival Tournament
Korean 서바이벌 러시
seobaibeol leosi 		Survival Rush


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