Treasure

Treasure File:Treasure chest.png The basic appearance of a treasure chest. Details Use Scoring (Kirby Super Star), raises Percentage, unlocking items (Squeak Squad) Obtained The Great Cave Offensive (Super Star/Super Star Ultra) Every level except the first (Squeak Squad) Game(s) Kirby Super Star, Kirby & The Amazing Mirror, [[Kirby: Squeak Squad|Template:KSqS KMoA]], Kirby Super Star Ultra, Kirby's Epic Yarn, [[Kirby and the Rainbow Curse|Template:KatRC KatRP]], Kirby's Extra Epic Yarn Comparable to Collectible Items, Treasure Chest

This article is about valuable items found in Treasure Chests. For the collectable treasures in Kirby's Epic Yarn and Kirby's Extra Epic Yarn, see Furniture.

"Gold Medal" redirects here. For information about Gold Medal as a medal, see Medal.

Treasure refers to valuable items often found in Treasure Chests. These items typically serve no purpose regarding gameplay, and are often optional, only required for 100% Completion of the games they appear in.

Game appearances

Template:KSS KFP / Kirby Super Star Ultra

In the stage The Great Cave Offensive in [[Kirby Super Star|Template:KSS KFP]] and its remake, Kirby Super Star Ultra, Kirby's quest involves collecting treasure. As Kirby navigates the various areas of an underground chamber, he may find up to 60 treasure chests. The treasures are collectible items only and thus have no effect on Kirby's abilities; however, they are required to achieve 100% completion on the stage.

Sub-Tree

Sub-Tree Area Treasures
Treasure	Image	Value	Notes
Gold Medal	File:Goldmedal.png	10,000 G	A common item awarded for merit in competitions.
Gold Coin	File:Goldcoin.png	1,000 G	A koban, an ancient Japanese gold coin.
Whip	File:Whip.png	6,800 G	Referred to as the "Indy Whip" (インディウィップ) in Japanese, a reference to the famous weapon of the fictional treasure hunter Indiana Jones.
Crystal Ball	File:Crystalball.png	200,000 G	A common item used by fortune tellers.
Lucky Cat		500 G	A maneki-neko, a Japanese symbol of luck.
Seiryu Sword	File:Seiryusword.png	142,000 G	Seiryu means "Azure Dragon" and is one of the Four Symbols of the Chinese constellations. This specific type of blade is a liuyedao or "willow-leaf blade", a common military blade throughout Chinese history.
Screw Ball (Template:KSS KFP)	File:Screwattack.png	80,000 G	A reference to the Screw Attack power-up of the Metroid series.
Screw Attack (Kirby Super Star Ultra)
Echigo Candy	File:Echigocandy.png	8,000 G	Refers to a common scenario in historical samurai dramas where a scheming merchant, Echigoya (越後屋), offers a box of sweets to a corrupt governor. He then reveals that the gift is actually a bribe for political power; the box is full of gold coins.
Zebra Mask (Template:KSS KFP)	File:Phantomask.png	278,000 G	A mask split into black and white halves. While the Japanese name is simply "White/Black Mask" (しろくろマスク), its international name in Ultra references the Mario series' Phanto.
Phanto Mask (Kirby Super Star Ultra)
Star Stone	File:Starstone.png	82,100 G	Referred to as a "Star Droplet" (ほしのしずく) in Japanese. Possibly a reference to the Warp Star.
Beast's Fang	File:Beast'sfang.png	7,300 G	A fang belonging to an unknown creature. May be in reference to the real-world value of ivory.
Bandanna	File:Bandana.png	1,990 G	Referred to as the "Commando Bandanna" (コマンドバンダナ) in Japanese, likely in reference to bandannas worn by famous action movie heroes such as John Rambo.
Springtime (Template:KSS KFP)		250,000 G	One of the four Season Hearts. May possibly be a reference to the Zelda series' Heart Container.
Seasons Heart (Kirby Super Star Ultra)	File:Seasonsheart.png		An amalgamation of four treasures from the original Kirby Super Star.

Crystal

Crystal Area Treasures
Treasure	Image	Value	Notes
Dime	File:DimeSS.png File:Dime.png	10 G	A reference to the common monetary piece. In Japanese, it's a ten yen coin, which is closer in value to a US penny.
Glass Slippers (Template:KSS KFP)	File:GlassslipperSS.png File:Glassslipper.png	120,000 G	A reference to the iconic item found in the fairy tale of Cinderella.
Glass Slipper (Kirby Super Star Ultra)
Goblet	File:GobletSS.png File:Goblet.png	800 G	Otherwise known as a chalice. A footed cup used as a vessel for beverages in medieval times.
Saucepan	File:SaucepanSS.png File:Saucepan.png	10 G	Referred to as a "Durable Pan" (じょうぶなおなべ) in Japanese.
Brass Knuckle	File:BknuckleSS.png File:Brassknuckle.png	20,000 G	A common weapon for martial artists dating back to ancient times.
Amber Rose	File:AmberroseSS.png File:Amberrose.png	22,100 G	Corresponding with the Glass Slipper, it may reference the fairy tale Beauty and the Beast. It may also reference how ancient flora and fauna were trapped and crystallized within amber, preserving them in the present day.
Fish Fossil	File:FishfossilSS.png File:Fishfossil.png	8,250 G	A fossilized fish.
Beast Fossil	File:BeastfossilSS.png File:Beastfossil.png	24,220 G	A fossil depicting an unknown lizard-like creature.
Nunchuks (Template:KSS KFP)		55,480 G	A martial art weapon originating from the Okinawa islands of Japan.
Machine Parts (Kirby Super Star Ultra)	File:Machineparts.png	121,300 G	The horns of the Hydra from Kirby Air Ride.
Bucket	File:BucketSS.png File:Bucket.png	200 G	A reference to Mario & Wario.
Summertime (Template:KSS KFP)	File:Summertime.png	250,000 G	One of the four Season Hearts.
Power Paintbrush (Kirby Super Star Ultra)	File:Powerpaintbrush.png	222,000 G	A reference to [[Kirby: Canvas Curse|Template:KCC KPP]].
100-Dollar Coin	File:100-dollarcoinSS.png File:100-dollarcoin.png	10,000 G	A 10,000 yen coin, worth roughly 100 US dollars per the exchange rate.
Ancient Gem	File:AncientgemSS.png File:Ancientgem.png	68,000 G	Referred to as a "Magatama of Flame" (ほのおのまがたま) in Japanese. Could be a reference to the Yasakani no Magatama, one of the three Imperial Regalia of Japan.
Falcon Helmet	File:FalconhelmetSS.png File:Falconhelmet.png	41,000 G	A reference to the F-Zero series.
Dud (Template:KSS KFP)	File:Dud.png	30 G	A double meaning: it is both a "dud" as in a bomb that failed to detonate, and a "dud" in that its monetary value is quite low.
Cell Phone (Kirby Super Star Ultra)	File:Cellphone.png	40,210 G	A reference to Kirby & The Amazing Mirror.
Truth Mirror	File:TruthmirrorSS.png File:Truthmirror.png	500,000 G	A common item in Japanese folklore. Could be a reference to the mirror Yata no Kagami, one of the three Imperial Regalia of Japan.

Old Tower

Old Tower Area Treasures
Treasure	Image	Value	Notes
Star Tiara	File:StartiaraKSS.png File:Startiara.png	408,200 G	A tiara emblazoned with a golden star.
Turtle Shell (Template:KSS KFP)	File:TurtleSS.png File:Koopashell.png	800 G	Referred to as a generic "Turtle Shell" (かめこうら) in the Japanese version of both games, in Ultra its international name is a reference to the Mario series.
Koopa Shell (Kirby Super Star Ultra)
Sword (Template:KSS KFP)	File:GCOSwordSS.png File:Falchion.png	325,000 G	A reference to Falchion, Marth's legendary sword in the Fire Emblem series. It was simply called "Sword" in international versions of the original game, as it predated the international presence of Fire Emblem; it bears the proper name in Ultra.
Falchion (Kirby Super Star Ultra)
Warrior Shield	File:WarriorshieldSS.png File:Warriorshield.png	50,000 G	Likely meant to correspond to Falchion. A shield of similar design is used by the Sword Hero in Team Kirby Clash.
Unicorn's Horn	File:UnicornhornSS.png File:Unicornhorn.png	80,300 G	A reference to the legendary creature, the unicorn.
Autumntime (Template:KSS KFP)	File:Autumntime.png File:Threestarcane.png	250,000 G	One of the four Season Hearts.
Three-Star Cane (Kirby Super Star Ultra)		222,000 G	A reference to [[Kirby: Squeak Squad|Template:KSqS KMoA]].
Rice Bowl (Template:KSS KFP)	File:Ricebowl.png File:Brokenbowl.png	50 G	A rice bowl with a cracked edge.
Broken Bowl (Kirby Super Star Ultra)
Tut's Mask	File:TutmaskSS.png File:Tut'smask.png	160,000 G	A reference to the ancient Egyptian Pharaoh Tutankhamun.
Mr. Saturn	File:MrsaturnSS.png File:Mrsaturn.png	120,000 G	A reference to the Mr. Saturn race from the Mother series.
ArmTemplate:Or	File:ArmorSS.png File:Armor.png	212,000 G	A silver suit of armTemplate:Or.
Treasure Box	File:TreasureboxSS.png File:Treasurebox.png	100,000 G	A senryōbako, or box of 1,000 ryō, used for transporting coinage in the Tokugawa era.
Mannequin	File:MannequinSS.png File:Mannequin.png	3,000 G	A mannequin depicted in a strange pose.
Gold Crown	File:GoldcrownSS.png File:Goldcrown.png	528,000 G	Referred to as the "Queen Crown" (クイーンクラウン) in Japanese.
King's Cape	File:KingcapeSS.png File:King'scape.png	508,000 G	A red robe with fur trimming, similar to that of King Dedede. Corresponds to the Gold Crown.
Model Ship	File:ModelshipSS.png File:Modelship.png	800,000 G	A model ship whose sail is shaped like a crescent moon, which is noted in the item's Japanese name (つきのうきふね, "Moon Model Ship").
Sun Ring	File:SunringSS.png File:Sunring.png	800,000 G	A golden ring with an image of the sun on its front. Likely meant to correspond with the moon-shaped Model Ship.

Garden

Garden Area Treasures
Treasure	Image	Value	Notes
Wintertime (Template:KSS KFP)	File:Wintertime.png	250,000 G	One of the four Season Hearts.
Gold Watering Can (Kirby Super Star Ultra)	File:Goldwateringcan.png	200,000 G	A reference to the Animal Crossing series.
Katana	File:KatanaKSS.png File:Katana.png	990,000 G	A reference to the traditional Japanese long sword, the katana. It's the highest-valued treasure in both versions of the game.
Charm	File:CharmSS.png File:Charm.png	8,000 G	Referred to as an "amulet" (アミュレット) in Japanese. Bears a cross-shaped design.
Xmas Tree	File:XmastreeSS.png File:Xmastree.png	40,000 G	A reference to the ubiquitous Christmas decoration.
Kong's Barrel	File:KongbarrelSS.png File:Kong'sbarrel.png	1,500 G	A reference to the Donkey Kong series.
Ramia's Scale	File:RamiascaleSS.png File:Ramia'sscale.png	12,800 G	A mistranslation of "Lamia's Scale", a lamia is a creature from Greek mythology depicted as being part-human, part-snake.
Shiny Bamboo	File:ShinybambooSS.png File:Treasure Shiny Bamboo.png	600,000 G	Named "Taketori's Daughter" (たけとりのむすめ) in Japanese, directly referencing the Japanese folk tale The Tale of the Bamboo Cutter.
Tire	File:TireSS.png File:Tire.png	1,100 G	Referred to as the "Kart Tire" (カートのタイヤ) in Japanese, a possible reference to Super Mario Kart.
Spirit Charm	File:SpiritcharmSS.png File:Spiritcharm.png	78,500 G	A bracelet with a blue gem on its front.
Pegasus Wing	File:PegasuswingSS.png File:Pegasuswing.png	42,800 G	A reference to the pegasus, a winged horse from Greek mythology. More specifically, a possible reference to the Wings of Pegasus item from the Kid Icarus series.
Raccoon Doll	File:RaccoondollSS.png File:Raccoondoll.png	8,150 G	A reference to the tanuki statues that can be found in many places throughout Japan.
Shell Whistle	File:ShellwhistleSS.png File:Shellwhistle.png	82,000 G	Referred to as the "Ripple Whistle" (さざなみのふえ) in Japanese. An item of the same name is present in other RPGs, such as Shin Megami Tensei If....
Orihalcon (Template:KSS KFP)	File:Orihalcon.png File:Orichalcum.png	512,000 G	Originally translated as "Orihalcon", it was given the proper name of Orichalcum in Ultra.
Orichalcum (Kirby Super Star Ultra)
Platinum Ring	File:PlatinumringSS.png File:Platinumring.png	40,000 G	A simple ring made out of platinum.
Triforce	File:TriforceSS.png File:Triforce.png	800,000 G	A reference to the Triforce, the iconic symbol of the Zelda series.

File:Medal.gif

Also, on the map screen, a medal that looks like the Gold Medal treasure (seen to the right), signifies that all treasures have been found in the area.

Kirby & The Amazing Mirror

In Kirby & The Amazing Mirror, there are treasure chests scattered around the many different worlds, and contain items such as world maps, Spray Paint, Vitality Hearts, and other objects such as Sound Tests items, and a music player. These items are mostly contained within large treasure chests, while minor items such as batteries and Maxim Tomatoes are found in smaller ones. The game is not considered 100% complete until every treasure chest is opened, even if the item inside is mundane.

Template:KSqS KMoA

In [[Kirby: Squeak Squad|Template:KSqS KMoA]], the Squeaks are known for robbing places of treasure. In addition to this, Kirby can collect treasure chests in each level, with there being a maximum of 3 chests in each level part. There is also a large treasure chest, which, when Kirby collects it, will make a high-ranking Squeak appear. The only exception to this would be the fourth part of the Secret Sea, where only Squeakers will fight Kirby. If they manage to take it, Kirby must go to the base they entered to fight whoever brought the chest into the base along with a few Squeakers. If they are defeated, the treasure chest will appear. In these treasure chests are all sorts of goods, including Spray Paint, Ability Scrolls, and Sound Test items. In addition to these treasure chests, another one appears whenever Kirby defeats a boss. If he collects every single one of these boss treasure chests, the Boss Endurance sub-game will be unlocked.

Kirby's Epic Yarn / Kirby's Extra Epic Yarn

Main article: Stuff

In Kirby's Epic Yarn, treasures are referred to as Stuff. This stuff can be found in stages, bought from vendors, and given as a reward for winning the neighbors' games. Once collected, the stuff can be used to decorate Kirby's Pad, aside from being necessary for 100% Completion of the game.

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[[File:KatRC Treasures.png|thumb|200px|Screenshot of the treasure-opening screen in [[Kirby and the Rainbow Curse|Template:KatRC KatRP]].]]

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Each non-boss stage has up to five treasure chests to collect. These may either be out in the open, hidden behind gates and side-chambers, or split into pieces, which must be reassembled within a short time limit. Some treasure chests can move on their own, which need to be collided with to collect. At the end of the stage, all collected chests are opened to reveal their contents, which contain Figurines or Music Tracks.

Green Valley

Green Valley Treasures
Treasure	Image	Stage	Location	How to obtain
Kirby Figurine		The Adventure Begins (1-1)		The chest can be found in the second area, on the main path at the top of a ledge just before the first green Kirby-stopper pole.
Elline Figurine		The Adventure Begins (1-1)		This chest can be found in an alcove in the third area just after Kirby obtains the Star Dash ability.
Red Waddle Dee Figurine		The Adventure Begins (1-1)		This chest is located up high in the fourth area, above the Gray Zone within some grey blocks that require Kirby's Star Dash to break.
Green Greens Track	File:KatRC KDL track treasure.png	The Adventure Begins (1-1)		In the fourth area, Kirby must roll through the multi-colTemplate:Ored Pop Flowers along the lower path and then collect all the food to unlock a challenge door. Completing the challenge inside yields the treasure.
Cotta Figurine		The Adventure Begins (1-1)		In the fourth area, Kirby must use a Launch Cannon to reach above the Gray Zone. He must then roll through all the flowers until a chain of point stars and a treasure chest appear attached to balloons.
Cannon Cotta Figurine		Up the Big Ol' Tree (1-2)		In the second area near the top of the tree, Kirby should use a Star Dash to get past the Gray Zone.
Cotta Knight Figurine		Up the Big Ol' Tree (1-2)		Kirby must Star Dash through the Cotta Knights and Cotta General in the third area and move upwards towards the treasure.
The Adventure Begins (Arrangement) Track	File:KatRC KatRC track treasure.png	Up the Big Ol' Tree (1-2)		In the third area, just before jumping into the Launch Cannon, Kirby should enter the time-challenge door. In the challenge, maneuvering around the bumpers will net Kirby the treasure.
Bouncy Figurine		Up the Big Ol' Tree (1-2)		In the fourth area, Kirby should time the cannon fire just right to snag the treasure being tugged behind the Soarar.
King Dedede's Theme Track	File:KatRC KSS track treasure.png	Up the Big Ol' Tree (1-2)		In the fifth area, Kirby must collect all the glowing puzzle pieces before time runs out to reveal the treasure.
Gordo Figurine		Great Cave Escape (1-3)		At the leftmost side of area two, use Star Dash to break the metal blocks guarding this treasure.
Bronto Burt Figurine		Great Cave Escape (1-3)		This is the treasure that the player sees upon entering area two, access to it is blocked by barrier blocks. Entering the cannon at the leftmost side of this area will blast Kirby all the way to the other side and expose this treasure.
Through the Sky Track	File:KatRC KMA track treasure.png	Great Cave Escape (1-3)		In area three, break the metal blocks using Kirby's Star Dash to access the time-challenge door. Defeat the Cottas within the time limit to get the treasure.
Carpa Figurine		Great Cave Escape (1-3)		Near the left side of area three, a Carpa carrying this treasure chest slowly climbs a waterfall. Use the Rainbow Rope to stop the flow and then grab the treasure.
Vegetable Valley Track	File:KatRC KA track treasure.png	Great Cave Escape (1-3)		Using Star Dash to get past the Gray Zone in area three will launch Kirby into a Bell. Lead Kirby into the gray zone at a high angle to have him fall onto the treasure, or try and guide him while he's star dashing.

Yellow Dunes

Yellow Dunes Treasures
Treasure	Image	Stage	Location	How to obtain
Mega Grindarr Figurine		Dig and Dash (2-1)		Just past the locked gate leading downward in the second area, there is a large room filled with sand, where several puzzle pieces must be quickly collected by Kirby to obtain the Treasure Chest.
Top Ride Medley Track	File:KatRC KAR track treasure.png	Dig and Dash (2-1)		In the third area, a door to a challenge room can be found furthest to the right inside a block of sand. Kirby must complete the aforementioned time-challenge in this area to obtain the treasure chest.
Grindarr Figurine		Dig and Dash (2-1)		Shortly after Mega Grindarr starts his descent, the path splits in two, with Gray Zones and food found on either side. Taking the path on the right here leads to a room with two Grindarrs poised over sand at differing height. The player will need to erase some of the sand holding the right Grindarr up, then move Kirby around past the key and then quickly slide him under the Grindarrs before they fall to get the chest.
Drill Cotta Figurine		Dig and Dash (2-1)		This chest is locked away by three separate gates that require keys to open. To get all three, Kirby will need to have visited both of the paths mentioned in the previous treasure guide, likely needing to use a Star Dash to rocket back up after completing one side to get to the other. The third key is obtained in a hidden chamber nearer to the doors on the left side. Here, a small puzzle involving a marble needs to be solved to get the third key.
Space Area Track	File:KatRC KaTAM track treasure.png	Dig and Dash (2-1)		Near the end of the fifth area, after disembarking from Mega Grindarr, a batch of sand in a ceiling alcove can be cleared away to reveal a hidden doorway. Entering this door leads to a puzzle room involving a marble, which the player needs to impart enough momentum to in order to hit the switch and open the way to this chest.
Kirby Tank Figurine		Deploy the Kirby Tank! (2-2)		This treasure is sitting in a cache of metal blocks in the air on Kirby's path at the start of the tank section. A bunch of Point Stars are conjured in advance of this formation, and the game gives the player a hint to use the Mega Kirby Tank barrage to blast the metal blocks, so it is hard to miss.
Waddle Dee Figurine (cannon)		Deploy the Kirby Tank! (2-2)		Shortly after Bouncy Sis, a spring appears on Kirby's path which he can use to bounce to a series of high decks. He'll have to maneuver past some Gordos on balloons to get to another spring that bounces him up to a star spinner. From here, the chest appears ahead of him attached to two balloons, and will slowly rise unless Kirby shoots it down. He should take care that it does not fall to the ground, however, if he wants to also collect the third treasure chest up ahead.
Bombzway Figurine		Deploy the Kirby Tank! (2-2)		This chest is located inside a challenge room, which can be accessed shortly after obtaining the second chest if Kirby stayed high in the air to reach the platform the door is sitting on. This challenge tasks Kirby with shooting all the Bouncies within 15 seconds, though this can be easily accomplished using the Mega Kirby Tank barrage. After emerging from the door, Kirby should ignore the trail of point stars that appears in the sky to his right and drop straight down if he wants to get the fourth chest.
Bouncy Sis Figurine		Deploy the Kirby Tank! (2-2)		Right before leaving the main Kirby Tank area, a giant Star Block appears on the path in front of the door. This needs to be destroyed with multiple tank shots. This done, five Bombzways will appear, with the uppermost one carrying the chest. Kirby will need to shoot it down before it flies away or he gets too far ahead.
Blado Figurine		The Long-Lost Ruins (2-3)		Shortly into the ruins, Kirby will stumble across a Cotta and Cotta Knight guarding a treasure chest behind a metal block barrier. Kirby will need to use a Star Dash to get in there.
Grinkey Figurine		The Long-Lost Ruins (2-3)		This treasure chest comes into view on the main path further into the ruins, nestled behind a shutter that will only open when four light panels have been activated. Two of these panels are guarded by lasers.
Boss Theme Track	File:KatRC KDL track treasure.png	The Long-Lost Ruins (2-3)		A door to a challenge room can be found high up behind some soft clay in an alcove in the open space just prior to the Mecha Cotta fight. In this challenge room, Kirby has 15 seconds to light up a bunch of wall panels to make the chest appear and then collect it.
Mecha Cotta Figurine		The Long-Lost Ruins (2-3)		This treasure chest is located inside a hidden room accessible to the left in the hall just after the Mecha Cotta fight. Kirby will need to use a Star Dash to break through the metal blocks guarding the chest.
Reflected Laughter Track	File:KatRC KTD track treasure.png	The Long-Lost Ruins (2-3)		This last chest can be found in a secret area above the very last room in the stage containing the Goal Game. To reach it, Kirby needs to Star Dash upward, then aim for the chest.

Indigo Ocean

Indigo Ocean Treasures
Treasure	Image	Stage	Location	How to obtain
Underwater Kirby Figurine		Swept Out to Sea (3-1)		After ascending the first long vertical channel, this treasure chest can be found in a small nook on the left, guarded by metal blocks. Kirby will need to use a Star Dash to get in.
Blipper Figurine		Swept Out to Sea (3-1)		After ascending the second long vertical tunnel, this chest can be found in another nook on the left, this time unguarded by blocks, but a water current will push Kirby away from it. Another Star Dash may be needed to fight the current and get the chest.
Milky Way Wishes Track	File:KatRC KSS track treasure.png	Swept Out to Sea (3-1)		This chest is found inside a challenge room which is accessed at the start of the third vertical ascent. It tasks Kirby to travel across water currents in a winding tunnel in 15 seconds to grab the chest.
Green Waddle Dee Figurine		Swept Out to Sea (3-1)		This chest is located out in the open between two lines of Gordos while ascending the third long vertical tunnel.
Ripple Field track	File:KatRC KDL3 track treasure.png	Swept Out to Sea (3-1)		After exiting the water, this chest can be found nestled behind a metal block barrier in the cliff just before the end of the stage. A Star Dash is needed to get in.
Kirby in the Cannon Figurine		The Haunted Ship (3-2)		This chest can be found in the very first part of the stage, just to the left of where Kirby starts. It is tucked in a small underwater alcove.
Dethskullk Figurine		The Haunted Ship (3-2)		Underneath the door forward in the first part of the ship, this chest can be found in a small chamber blocked off by Star Blocks.
Dethskullk King Figurine		The Haunted Ship (3-2)		This treasure chest is tucked away in the upper-left corner of the large area in the ship where the Dethskullk King can be found. It is partially hidden by foreground elements.
Snowball Scuffle Track	File:KatRC KRtDL track treasure.png	The Haunted Ship (3-2)		In the large area of the ship where the Dethskullk King can be found, this chest can be obtained by collecting all the puzzle pieces that appear after collecting the first one in the lower-left corner, along with a key.
Ice Cream Island Track	File:KatRC KA track treasure.png	The Haunted Ship (3-2)		This chest is hidden in a room accessible in the last area of the stage through a door at the top of the waterfall. It can only be accessed using a Star Dash.
Crabbo Figurine		Kirby Submarine's Torpedo Time (3-3)		Toward the bottom of the first auto-scrolling area, this chest can be found behind some metal blocks, which can be broken using a Star Torpedo.
Sawgill Figurine		Kirby Submarine's Torpedo Time (3-3)		One of the Clam Shells in the second auto-scrolling area contains a puzzle piece. Collecting all the pieces quickly enough will award this chest.
Mini Deepsee Figurine		Kirby Submarine's Torpedo Time (3-3)		Further along the second auto-scrolling area, this chest can be seen moving along with a Blipper school. Kirby will need to grab it before it slips away with the Blippers.
Deepsee Figurine		Kirby Submarine's Torpedo Time (3-3)		During the third auto-scrolling area, this chest can be found behind some metal blocks, which can be broken using a Star Torpedo.
Boss Battle Track	File:KatRC KSS track treasure.png	Kirby Submarine's Torpedo Time (3-3)		This chest is inside a challenge room, which can be accessed along the third auto-scrolling area. Kirby needs to guide his torpedoes toward the switch in the room to get the chest.

Blue Sky Palace

Blue Sky Palace Treasures
Treasure	Image	Stage	Location	How to obtain
Bzztbulb Figurine		Rainbow Across the Skies (4-1)		This chest can be found encased in a metal block formation near the top of the second area. Kirby will need to Star Dash to get in.
Trakker Figurine		Rainbow Across the Skies (4-1)		This treasure chest appears near the middle of the third area's auto-scrolling section just after the Candy on balloons passes by. It rises up quickly on two balloons on the right side, so Kirby will need to get it quick and not accidentally pop the balloons from above.
Bronto Knight Figurine		Rainbow Across the Skies (4-1)		Shortly after the second chest flies by, a Launch Cannon will fly by on balloons on the left side, and shortly collide with a cloud and fall back down if not interacted with. This cannon takes Kirby to a separate area, where he has to launch through cannons with the right timing to grab the chest. Note that a Soarar comes in and pops the balloon attached to the chest, which may throw Kirby's timing off.
Sky Tower Track	File:KatRC KRtDL track treasure.png	Rainbow Across the Skies (4-1)		At the beginning of the fourth area, the door to a challenge room can be found to the left. Kirby will need to be quick to get in before the screen scrolls away. Inside the room, Kirby needs to collect three formations of Point Stars in 15 seconds to make the chest appear.
The Asteroid Track	File:KatRC KMA track treasure.png	Rainbow Across the Skies (4-1)		Near the end of the stage, a giant Star Block goes flying upward on several balloons. Kirby needs to break this block (easily done with a Star Dash) to get the chest inside.
Bastron Figurine		The Wild Red Yonder (4-2)		While traversing the first area, this chest can be found in a ceiling cache blocked off by a shutter that can be opened by hitting a nearby switch.
Yellow Waddle Dee Figurine		The Wild Red Yonder (4-2)		In the second area, this chest can be found in a small nook on the upper-left of a larger room, guarded by a Cotta General.
Spear Cotta Figurine		The Wild Red Yonder (4-2)		In the second area, this chest can be found in a small nook on the upper-right of a larger room, guarded by a Cotta General.
Spear Cotta Knight Figurine		The Wild Red Yonder (4-2)		In the third area, this chest is locked away in a metal block formation on the main path. Kirby can get in there using a Star Dash or with Bastron's help.
Butter Building Track	File:KatRC KA track treasure.png	The Wild Red Yonder (4-2)		In the third area, a door to a challenge room can be seen blocked off by a Bomb Block barrier, with the Bomb Blocks themselves tucked in the inside. Kirby needs Bastron to aim at these blocks and hit them to gain access. Once inside, Kirby has 15 seconds to defeat a Mecha Cotta to get the chest.
Kirby Rocket Figurine		Kirby Rocket's Big Blastoff (4-3)		During the great escape sequence, this chest can be found tucked in the room to the furthest right, past a bunch of clay blocks.
Shotzo Figurine		Kirby Rocket's Big Blastoff (4-3)		During the great escape sequence, this chest can be found near the middle of the main room in a small niche accessible from below.
Kirby's Feast Figurine		Kirby Rocket's Big Blastoff (4-3)		During the great escape sequence, this chest can be found out in the open near the left side of the main room.
Rainbow Resort Track	File:KatRC KA track treasure.png	Kirby Rocket's Big Blastoff (4-3)		During the great escape sequence, this chest can be found up in the upper-left corner of the main room.
The Beginner's Room Track	File:KatRC KSS track treasure.png	Kirby Rocket's Big Blastoff (4-3)		During the great escape sequence, this chest can be found just before the exit in a small ceiling cache blocked off by metal blocks. Kirby will need to use a Star Dash to get it.

Orange Woodland

Orange Woodland Treasures
Treasure	Image	Stage	Location	How to reach
Mega Kirby Tank Figurine		Woodland Battle (5-1)		Near the end of the first Kirby Tank scrolling area, a big formation of blocks appears in Kirby's way. On top of this formation is a chest surrounded by metal blocks. The Mega Kirby Tank attack is needed to break these blocks.
Sportle Figurine		Woodland Battle (5-1)		This chest can be found along the second scrolling area, guarded by two Cotta Generals.
Forest Stage Track	File:KatRC KA track treasure.png	Woodland Battle (5-1)		Shortly after getting the second chest, a door to a challenge room can be found blocked away by metal blocks. Kirby these need to be cleared out, then Kirby needs to drive up to the door using a Rainbow Rope. Inside the room, Kirby has 15 seconds to make a log roll up a hill to hit a switch, granting him access to the chest.
Explortle Figurine		Woodland Battle (5-1)		Shortly into the third scrolling section, a Bombzway will fly in carrying this chest. Shooting it down will yield the chest to Kirby.
Sportletini Figurine		Woodland Battle (5-1)		Further along in the third scrolling area, this chest can be seen underneath the main bridge, guarded by Cannon Cottas.
Mountain Stage Track	File:KatRC KA track treasure.png	Gondola Ride (5-2)		In the second area of the stage, this chest can be found near the door forward, attached to a gondola line. When Kirby approaches it, it will ride the line upward and stay in a high niche behind a Gray Zone. Kirby can reach the chest using a Star Dash.
Treasure Found Figurine		Gondola Ride (5-2)		Just past the Gondola Bzztbulb, this chest can be found in a hidden chamber on the left behind some metal blocks. A Star Dash is needed to get in.
Grab Hand Figurine		Gondola Ride (5-2)		Obtaining this chest is a fairly complicated process, performed while Kirby is riding a gondola. First, a marble needs to be moved to hit a switch, allowing the chest to fall down until it hits another set of shutters. From there, two more marbles need to be guided to switches to open these shutters. Lastly, some soft clay needs to be dug out underneath the chest to allow it to fall the rest of the way down, to an area where Kirby can pick it up.
Coo's Theme Track	File:KatRC KDL2 track treasure.png	Gondola Ride (5-2)		Just after the third chest's pickup point, a door to a challenge room can be accessed by digging it out of some soft clay. In this room, Kirby has 15 seconds to launch himself up past a Gray Zone to get into a gondola, then ride it to the chest.
Gondola Bzztbulb Figurine		Gondola Ride (5-2)		In the last area, this chest can be obtained at the termination point of a gondola line. Kirby will have to swoop near the abyss below to get it.
Kirby Submarine Figurine		Deep-Divin' Kirby Submarine (5-3)
Bubbly Clouds Track		Deep-Divin' Kirby Submarine (5-3)
Dangle Sloth Figurine		Deep-Divin' Kirby Submarine (5-3)
Big Forest Track		Deep-Divin' Kirby Submarine (5-3)
Waddle Dee Submarine Figurine		Deep-Divin' Kirby Submarine (5-3)

Red Volcano

Red Volcano Treasures
Treasure	Image	Stage	Location	Notes
Kirby Figurine (standing)		Burning Secrets (6-1)
Revenge of the Enemy Track		Burning Secrets (6-1)
Hot Head Figurine		Burning Secrets (6-1)
Kirby Medley Track		Burning Secrets (6-1)
Cappy Figurine		Burning Secrets (6-1)
Rest Area Track		Back to the Battleship (6-2)
Painting with Elline Figurine		Back to the Battleship (6-2)
Waddle Doo Figurine		Back to the Battleship (6-2)
Iceberg Ocean Track		Back to the Battleship (6-2)
Soarar Figurine		Back to the Battleship (6-2)
Thornsby Figurine		Volcanic Panic (6-3)
Cotta General Figurine		Volcanic Panic (6-3)
Revenge of Meta Knight: Ending Track		Volcanic Panic (6-3)
Broom Hatter Figurine		Volcanic Panic (6-3)
Heavy Lobster Track		Volcanic Panic (6-3)

Purple Fortress

Purple Fortress Treasures
Treasure	Image	Stage	Location	Notes
Fearful Grab Hand Figurine		Infiltrate the Junk Factory! (7-1)
Gulpy Ghost Track		Infiltrate the Junk Factory! (7-1)
Shockcreepa Figurine		Infiltrate the Junk Factory! (7-1)
Chef Kawasaki Figurine		Infiltrate the Junk Factory! (7-1)
Studying the Factory Track		Infiltrate the Junk Factory! (7-1)
Kirby and Kirby Figurine		Kirby + Kirby (7-2)
Moonlight Capital Track		Kirby + Kirby (7-2)
Meta Knight Figurine		Kirby + Kirby (7-2)
The Legendary Halberd Track		Kirby + Kirby (7-2)
Milky Way Wishes: Shooting Track		Wonder Space (7-3)
King Dedede Figurine		Wonder Space (7-3)
Warpspace Figurine		Wonder Space (7-3)
Shieldster Figurine		Wonder Space (7-3)
C-R-O-W-N-E-D Track		Wonder Space (7-3)

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning
French	Trésor	Treasure
German	Schatz	Treasure
Italian	Tesoro	Treasure
Spanish	Tesoro	Treasure

Kirby Super Star Ultra treasures
English	French	German	Italian	Spanish
Sub-Tree
Gold Medal	Médaille d'Or	Goldmedaille	Medaglione d'oro	Medalla de oro
Gold Coin	Pièce d'Or	Goldmünze	Moneta d'oro	Moneda de oro
Whip	Fouet	Peitsche	Frusta	Látigo
Crystal Ball	Boule de Cristal	Kristallkugel	Sfera di cristallo	Bola de cristal
Lucky Cat	Chat Fétiche	Glückskatze	Gatto fortuna	Gato de la suerte
Seiryu Sword	Epée Dragon	Seiryu-Schwert	Spada del drago	Espada Seiryu
Screw Attack	Attaque en Vrille	Kreisel-Mine	Attacco a vite	Ataque Espiral
Echigo Candy	Boîte de Bonbons	Bonbon	Caramella mou	Caramelo Echigo
Phanto Mask	Masque du Phanto	Phanto-Maske	Maschera spettro	Máscara fantasma
Star Stone	Pierre Etoile	Sternenstein	Pietra stella	Piedra Estelar
Beast's Fang	Croc de Félin	Reißzahn	Zanna di belva	Colmillo de bestia
Bandanna	Bandana	Bandana	Bandana	Pañuelo
Seasons Heart	Cœur en Sucre	Valentinsherz	Cuorbaleno	Carazón estaciones
Crystal
Dime	Piécette	Kupfermünze	Monetina	Calderilla
Glass Slipper	Soulier de Verre	Glasschuh	Vetroscarpe	Zapato de cristal
Goblet	Coupe	Kelch	Calice	Copa
Saucepan	Marmite	Kochtopf	Pentola	Cacerola
Brass Knuckle	Poing	Schlagring	Tirapugni	Puño americano
Amber Rose	Rose d'Ambre	Bernsteinrose	Rosa ambrata	Rosa de ámbar
Fish Fossil	Fossile Marin	Fischfossil	Pesce fossile	Pez fosilizado
Beast Fossil	Fossile Dino	Tierfossil	Belva fossile	Bestia fosilizada
Machine Parts	Pièces de Hydra	Machinenstück	Parti di Hydra	Piezas Hydra
Bucket	Seau	Eimer	Secchio	Cubo
Power Paintbrush	Pinceau du Pouvoir	Power-Malpinsel	Oscuro disegno	Pincel del Poder
100-Dollar Coin	Pièce Ancienne	Golddukaten	Vecchia moneta	Moneda antigua
Ancient Gem	Pierre Précieuse	Uraltes Juwel	Gemma antica	Gema antigua
Falcon Helmet	Casque Falcon	Falcons Helm	Casco di Falcon	Casco de Falcon
Cell Phone	Téléphone Mobile	Walkie Talkie	Cellulare	Móvil
Truth Mirror	Miroir Magique	Zauberspiegel	Specchio della verità	Espejo de la verdad
Old Tower
Star Tiara	Tiare Etoilée	Sternen-Diadem	Diadema stella	Diadema estelar
Koopa Shell	Carapace Koopa	Koopa-Panzer	Guscio Koopa	Caparazón Koopa
Falchion	Falchion	Falchion	Falchion	Falchion
Warrior Shield	Bouclier	Schild	Scudo del guerriero	Escudo de guerrero
Unicorn's Horn	Corne de Licorne	Horn des Einhorns	Corno d'Unicorno	Cuerno de unicornio
Three-Star Cane	Sceptre Etoile	3-Sterne-Zepter	Bacchetta stellare	Vara de 3 estrellas
Broken Bowl	Bol Ebréché	Porzellanschüssel	Scodella rotta	Tazón roto
Tut's Mask	Masque Pharaon	Pharaomaske	Maschera egizia	Máscara egipcia
Mr. Saturn	Mr Saturn	Mr. Saturn	Mr. Saturn	Mr. Saturn
Armor	Armure	Rüstung	Armatura	Armadura
Treasure Box	Coffre au Trésor	Schatzkiste	Scrigno	Cofre del tesoro
Mannequin	Mannequin	Mannequin	Statuina	Maniquí
Gold Crown	Coronne Royale	Goldkrone	Corona d'oro	Corona de oro
King's Cape	Cape Royale	Königsmantel	Mantello regale	Capa del rey
Model Ship	Modèle Réduit	Mondschiff	Modellino di nave	Maqueta de barco
Sun Ring	Anneau Solaire	Sonnenring	Anello solare	Anillo solar
Garden
Gold Watering Can	Arrosoir Doré	Goldene Gleßkanne	Innaffiatoio d'oro	Regadera dorada
Katana	Katana	Katana	Katana	Katana
Charm	Amulette	Amulett	Ciondolo	Amuleto
Xmas Tree	Sapin Décoré	Tannenbaum	Alberello	Abeto
Kong's Barrel	Tonneau DK	DK-Fass	Barile di Donkey Kong	Barril DK
Ramia's Scale	Ecaille de Dragon	Lamias Schuppe	Scaglia di Lamia	Escama de Lamia
Shiny Bamboo	Bambou Luisant	Märchen-Bambus	Bambù lucente	Bambú brillante
Tire	Roue de Kart	Reifen	Gomma Kart	Rueda de kart
Spirit Charm	Porte-Bonheur	Zauberschmuck	Talismano	Amuleto espiritual
Pegasus Wing	Aile de Pégase	Pegasus' Flügel	Ala di Pegaso	Ala de pegaso
Raccoon Doll	Peluche Tanuki	Tanuki-Puppe	Procione di ceramica	Mapache de peluche
Shell Whistle	Conque	Scheckenhorn	Corno dei mari	Caracola
Orichalcum	Orichalque	Orichalkum	Orichalcum	Orichalcum
Platinum Ring	Anneau de Platine	Platin-Ring	Anello di platino	Anillo de platino
Triforce	Triforce	Triforce	Triforza	Trifuerza