Tortorner

Tortorner Screenshot of Tortorner from Kirby and the Forgotten Land. Details First game Kirby and the Forgotten Land (2022) Copy Ability N/A Similar entities Tortuilding, Sleepy Turtle

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Tortorner has a whole shell made of concrete, as if it walked off with somebody's sidewalk! It has a thick skull and a mean bite, but its body is pretty delicate. A Mouthful Mode ability might help you crack through its shell and land a brutal blow from above!

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— Figure description from Kirby and the Forgotten Land

Tortorner is a big tortoise-like creature that uses a square of concrete as its shell, which appears as a member of the Beast Pack and an enemy in Kirby and the Forgotten Land. Tortorner sits in place and slowly swivels around in order to try and extend its neck to bite Kirby if he is in range. Tortorner cannot be inhaled nor harmed by any regular attack. The only thing that can defeat it is by using Cone Mouth to slam the top of its shell to break it. When doing this, Tortorner's body is revealed to be stubby with a light print of skin resembling a bathing suit, similar to an outline of skin that hasn't been tanned. Although large, Tortorner is not nearly as big as its relative Tortuilding.

In Downtown Grassland, defeating Tortorner yields two yellow Star Coins, two green Star Coins, two donuts, and a hidden Waddle Dee cage.

Its name is a portmanteau of "tortoise" and "corner".

Locations

Tortorner can be found in the following stages:

Gallery

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  Kirby defeating Tortorner using Cone Mouth.

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  Tortorner's figure

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	トータロス Tōtarosu	Blend of "tortoise" and possibly「ブロック」(burokku, block)
Chinese	龟塔洛斯 Guī tǎ luòsī	Portmanteau of「龟」(guī, tortoise) and the part of Japanese name
Dutch	Stoepschildpad	Sidewalk Tortoise
French	Mini-Tortiment	Mini Tortuilding
German	Eckkröte	Portmanteau of "Ecke" (edge) and "Schildkröte" (turtle)
Italian	Tartablocco	Portmanteau of "tartaruga" (turtle) and "blocco" (block)
Korean	토탈로스 Totalloseu	Transliteration of the Japanese name
Spanish	Tortuinmueble	Portmanteau of "tortuga" (turtle) and "inmueble" (estate)