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{{About|the object that contains [[Treasure]]|the furniture piece in [[Kirby's Epic Yarn]]|[[Furniture]]. For the | |image=[[File:KatRC Treasure Chest artwork.png|200px]] | ||
|caption=Art of a '''Treasure Chest''' from ''[[Kirby and the Rainbow Curse]]'' | |||
|type=Item and/or [[Device]] | |||
A '''Treasure Chest''' is an object which has been featured in several games in the [[Kirby (series)|''Kirby'' series]]. The exact nature of a treasure chest varies between titles, but it always serves the base purpose of holding [[Treasure]] and other items of value. Treasure | |function=Opens to reveal an item | ||
|found=Various points in stages | |||
|game=Various | |||
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{{About|the object that contains [[Treasure]]|the furniture piece in [[Kirby's Epic Yarn]]|[[Furniture]]. For the collectible chests in [[Super Kirby Clash]], see [[Star Chest]]}} | |||
A '''Treasure Chest''' is an object which has been featured in several games in the [[Kirby (series)|''Kirby'' series]]. The exact nature of a treasure chest varies between titles, but it always serves the base purpose of holding [[Treasure]] and other items of value. Treasure chests first appeared in ''[[Kirby Super Star]]'', in [[The Great Cave Offensive]], and most games since then which use treasure chests have used the same concept. | |||
==Game Appearances== | ==Game Appearances== | ||
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{{main|Treasure}} | {{main|Treasure}} | ||
[[File:KSSU Treasure Chest Sprite.png]] | [[File:KSSU Treasure Chest Sprite.png]] | ||
Treasure chests appear as objects in [[The Great Cave Offensive]], with [[Kirby]]'s goal being to open as many of them as possible before leaving the area. There are 60 of them in total, each with a unique item. Treasure chests can be opened if Kirby is standing in front of one if the player presses up on the D-pad, which will play a small | Treasure chests appear as objects in [[The Great Cave Offensive]], with [[Kirby]]'s goal being to open as many of them as possible before leaving the area. There are 60 of them in total, each with a unique item. Treasure chests can be opened if Kirby is standing in front of one if the player presses up on the D-pad, which will play a small cutscene and display the item that was received. Treasure chests can be made to appear by pressing [[switch]]es, breaking [[Bomb Block]]s, or defeating certain enemies, and will fall if not supported by a platform. If a treasure chest is lost, Kirby will need to leave the area and then come back again to get another chance at it. | ||
===''Kirby Tilt 'n' Tumble''=== | ===''Kirby Tilt 'n' Tumble''=== | ||
Treasure | Treasure chests may be found at various points in stages in ''[[Kirby Tilt 'n' Tumble]]''. They can be opened by bumping into them to obtain items, including [[food]] and [[key]]s. | ||
When facing off against a boss for the first time in a stage, a special treasure chest will appear which contains various food items and/or [[Stopwatch]]es whose value depends on how much time was left before reaching the boss. Kirby can choose one of several items to eat from a roulette prior to facing the boss. | When facing off against a boss for the first time in a stage, a special treasure chest will appear which contains various food items and/or [[Stopwatch]]es whose value depends on how much time was left before reaching the boss. Kirby can choose one of several items to eat from a roulette prior to facing the boss. | ||
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===''Kirby & The Amazing Mirror''=== | ===''Kirby & The Amazing Mirror''=== | ||
[[File:K&TAM Chest.png|thumb|right|Kirby runs across the first large Treasure Chest in the [[Mirror World]].]] | [[File:K&TAM Chest.png|thumb|right|Kirby runs across the first large Treasure Chest in the [[Mirror World]].]] | ||
Treasure chests can be found scattered all around the [[Mirror World]] in this title. Some are large, containing bonus items such as [[Vitality|Vitalities]] and maps, while most are small, containing minor items such as [[Food]] and [[Battery|Batteries]]. Opening every chest, regardless of value, is required for [[100% completion]] of this game. | Treasure chests can be found scattered all around the [[Mirror World]] in this title. Some are large, containing bonus items such as [[Vitality|Vitalities]] and maps, while most are small, containing minor items such as [[Food]] and [[Battery (Kirby & The Amazing Mirror)|Batteries]]. Opening every chest, regardless of value, is required for [[100% completion]] of this game. | ||
===''Kirby Squeak Squad''=== | ===''Kirby: Squeak Squad''=== | ||
The central collectable in this title is the Treasure Chest, which Kirby stores in his [[Copy Palette]] once he has touched it. In order to open the chest, Kirby will then need to take it to the end of the stage while it is still in his possession. There are a total of 120 in the game, and many of them contain necessary items such as Star Seals, as well as useful items such as [[Ability Scroll]]s. If Kirby is hit by any member of the [[Squeaks]] while carrying chests, he will drop one, and will have to pick it up again before they do. | The central collectable in this title is the Treasure Chest, which Kirby stores in his [[Copy Palette]] once he has touched it. In order to open the chest, Kirby will then need to take it to the end of the stage while it is still in his possession. There are a total of 120 in the game, and many of them contain necessary items such as Star Seals, as well as useful items such as [[Ability Scroll]]s. If Kirby is hit by any member of the [[Squeaks]] while carrying chests, he will drop one, and will have to pick it up again before they do. | ||
Like in ''Kirby & The Amazing Mirror'', treasure chests come in two different sizes. The larger chests have a more distinct blue design with a red gem, and will always cause Kirby to be pursued by the Squeaks when he picks them up, led by either [[Spinni]], [[Storo]], or [[Doc]]. | |||
===''Kirby's Epic Yarn''/''Kirby's Extra Epic Yarn''=== | ===''Kirby's Epic Yarn'' / ''Kirby's Extra Epic Yarn''=== | ||
Treasure chests take the form of patches in this title. Kirby needs to use his [[Yarn Whip]] to pull them off and reveal the item behind, which could be anything from [[bead]]s to pieces of [[furniture]] for [[Kirby's Pad|his apartment room]]. | Treasure chests take the form of patches in this title. Kirby needs to use his [[Yarn Whip]] to pull them off and reveal the item behind, which could be anything from [[bead]]s to pieces of [[furniture]] for [[Kirby's Pad|his apartment room]]. | ||
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===''Kirby: Triple Deluxe'', ''Kirby: Planet Robobot'', ''Kirby Star Allies'', and ''Kirby and the Forgotten Land''=== | ===''Kirby: Triple Deluxe'', ''Kirby: Planet Robobot'', ''Kirby Star Allies'', and ''Kirby and the Forgotten Land''=== | ||
[[File:KSA Treasure Chest.jpg|thumb|100px|A treasure chest in ''Kirby Star Allies''.]] | [[File:KSA Treasure Chest.jpg|thumb|100px|A treasure chest in ''Kirby Star Allies''.]] | ||
Treasure chests appear as common objects in these games, sharing the same attributes and basic look in each one. They can be found either out in the open or hidden behind objects such as [[container]]s, grass tufts, and breakable walls. Much like in ''Kirby Super Star'', they are affected by gravity, and will fall if left unsupported. Treasure chests can contain any item, including objects such as [[Key]]s and [[Battery|Batteries]], or important collectables such as [[Sun Stone]]s and [[Code Cube]]s, or may contain nothing at all. | Treasure chests appear as common objects in these games, sharing the same attributes and basic look in each one. They can be found either out in the open or hidden behind objects such as [[container]]s, grass tufts, and breakable walls. Much like in ''Kirby Super Star'', they are affected by gravity, and will fall if left unsupported. Treasure chests can contain any item, including objects such as [[Key]]s and [[Battery (Kirby: Planet Robobot)|Batteries]], or important collectables such as [[Sun Stone]]s and [[Code Cube]]s, or may contain nothing at all. | ||
Unlike previous games, opening every chest is not required for 100% completion, with only the important items inside being a consideration. | Unlike previous games, opening every chest is not required for 100% completion, with only the important items inside being a consideration. | ||
In ''[[Kirby Star Allies]]'', [[Daroach]] is able to summon a special blue treasure chest with his '''Smack-in-the-Box''' attack. This chest has same design as the one in ''Kirby: Squeak Squad'', and a toy of [[Dark Nebula]] will pop out after a few moments, referencing the events of that game. | |||
In ''[[Kirby and the Forgotten Land]]'', treasure chests can also take the form of presents delivered to [[Kirby's House]] in [[Waddle Dee Town]], upon entering the correct [[List of Present Codes in Kirby and the Forgotten Land|Present Code]]. These can hold multiple items. | In ''[[Kirby and the Forgotten Land]]'', treasure chests can also take the form of presents delivered to [[Kirby's House]] in [[Waddle Dee Town]], upon entering the correct [[List of Present Codes in Kirby and the Forgotten Land|Present Code]]. These can hold multiple items. | ||
== Other appearances == | |||
*In ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]'', a [[Smashwiki:List of stickers (Kirby series)|sticker]] of a Treasure Chest can be collected. Equipping it grants +16 to [[trophy]] drops for any fighter (increasing the likelihood of trophies appearing). | |||
==Profiles== | ==Profiles== | ||
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==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
KSqS Treasure Chest Artwork.png|Artwork of a large Treasure Chest from ''Kirby: Squeak Squad'' | KatAM Treasure Chest artwork.png|Artwork of a Treasure Chest from ''[[Kirby & The Amazing Mirror]]'' | ||
KSqS Kirby and Treasure Chest Artwork.png|Artwork of Kirby holding a large Treasure Chest from ''Kirby: Squeak Squad'' | KSqS Treasure Chest Artwork.png|Artwork of a large Treasure Chest from ''[[Kirby: Squeak Squad]]'' | ||
KPR Chest.png|Screenshot of a Treasure Chest from ''Kirby: Planet Robobot''. | KSqS Kirby and Treasure Chest Artwork.png|Artwork of [[Kirby]] holding a large Treasure Chest from ''Kirby: Squeak Squad'' | ||
KatFL Treasure Chest figure.png|[[Figure]] of a Treasure Chest from ''Kirby and the Forgotten Land'' | Squeaks artwork.jpg|Artwork of Kirby holding a Treasure Chest and being pursued by the [[Squeaks]] in ''Kirby: Squeak Squad'' | ||
KSqS Dark Clouds Group Artwork.png|Artwork of Kirby carrying a large treasure chest away from the Squeaks in a dark, cloudy area | |||
KSqS Kirby vs Daroach Group Artwork.png|Artwork of Kirby fighting [[Daroach]] at one of the Squeaks' hideouts, which has a treasure chest kept inside | |||
KSqS Daroach releasing Dark Nebula scene.png|Screenshot of the scene where Daroach opens the Treasure Chest with [[Dark Nebula]] in it | |||
KPR Chest.png|Screenshot of a Treasure Chest from ''[[Kirby: Planet Robobot]]'' | |||
The Great Labyrinth Battle.png|"The Great Labyrinth Battle" [[Celebration Picture]] from ''[[Kirby Star Allies]]'', featuring Kirby running with a large Treasure Chest | |||
KSA Smack-in-the-Box screenshot.png|Screenshot of Daroach using "Smack-in-the-Box" from ''Kirby Star Allies'' | |||
KSA Guest Star Daroach Credits.png|[[Guest Star ???? Star Allies Go!|Guest Star]] Daroach bonus credits picture from ''Kirby Star Allies'' | |||
KatFL Treasure Chest figure.png|[[Figure]] of a Treasure Chest from ''[[Kirby and the Forgotten Land]]'' | |||
KatFL Present box screenshot.png|A [[List of Present Codes in Kirby and the Forgotten Land|Present Code gift box]] in ''Kirby and the Forgotten Land'' | |||
Kirbys 25th Anniversary artwork.png|Artwork for [[Kirby Anniversary|Kirby's 25th Anniversary]] | |||
Kirbys 25th Anniversary artwork 2.png|Alternate artwork for Kirby's 25th Anniversary | |||
FK1 OS Daroach Smack-in-the-Box.png|Daroach's Smack-in-the-Box in ''[[Find Kirby!!]]'' | |||
K30A Kirby 4.png|Kirby #4 from the Kirby 30th Anniversary site, who is holding a large Treasure Chest | K30A Kirby 4.png|Kirby #4 from the Kirby 30th Anniversary site, who is holding a large Treasure Chest | ||
Sanei Kirby 30th Anniversary Treasure Chest.jpg|Plushie of Kirby holding a large Treasure Chest, created for Kirby's 30th Anniversary by San-ei | |||
Sanei Kirby 30th Anniversary Treasure Chest open.jpg|The plushie with the treasure chest open, revealing the [[Strawberry Shortcake]] inside | |||
Gashapon Kirby 30th Anniversary Figurines 3.jpg|Gashapon Kirby figurines by Bandai, created for Kirby's 30th Anniversary | |||
Kirby Memorial Balloon Pouch.jpg|Drawstring Pouch from the "Memorial Balloon" merchandise line, featuring three Squeakers on a large [[Treasure Chest]] | |||
Kirby Memorial Balloon Hand Towel.jpg|Hand towel from the "Memorial Balloon" merchandise line, featuring three Squeakers on a large Treasure Chest | |||
Kirby Memorial Balloon Clear Seal.jpg|Set of stickers from the "Memorial Balloon" merchandise line, featuring three Squeakers on a large Treasure Chest | |||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
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- This article is about the object that contains Treasure. For the furniture piece in Kirby's Epic Yarn, see Furniture. For the collectible chests in Super Kirby Clash, see Star Chest.
A Treasure Chest is an object which has been featured in several games in the Kirby series. The exact nature of a treasure chest varies between titles, but it always serves the base purpose of holding Treasure and other items of value. Treasure chests first appeared in Kirby Super Star, in The Great Cave Offensive, and most games since then which use treasure chests have used the same concept.
Game Appearances[edit]
Kirby Super Star / Kirby Super Star Ultra[edit]
- Main article: Treasure
Treasure chests appear as objects in The Great Cave Offensive, with Kirby's goal being to open as many of them as possible before leaving the area. There are 60 of them in total, each with a unique item. Treasure chests can be opened if Kirby is standing in front of one if the player presses up on the D-pad, which will play a small cutscene and display the item that was received. Treasure chests can be made to appear by pressing switches, breaking Bomb Blocks, or defeating certain enemies, and will fall if not supported by a platform. If a treasure chest is lost, Kirby will need to leave the area and then come back again to get another chance at it.
Kirby Tilt 'n' Tumble[edit]
Treasure chests may be found at various points in stages in Kirby Tilt 'n' Tumble. They can be opened by bumping into them to obtain items, including food and keys.
When facing off against a boss for the first time in a stage, a special treasure chest will appear which contains various food items and/or Stopwatches whose value depends on how much time was left before reaching the boss. Kirby can choose one of several items to eat from a roulette prior to facing the boss.
Kirby & The Amazing Mirror[edit]
Treasure chests can be found scattered all around the Mirror World in this title. Some are large, containing bonus items such as Vitalities and maps, while most are small, containing minor items such as Food and Batteries. Opening every chest, regardless of value, is required for 100% completion of this game.
Kirby: Squeak Squad[edit]
The central collectable in this title is the Treasure Chest, which Kirby stores in his Copy Palette once he has touched it. In order to open the chest, Kirby will then need to take it to the end of the stage while it is still in his possession. There are a total of 120 in the game, and many of them contain necessary items such as Star Seals, as well as useful items such as Ability Scrolls. If Kirby is hit by any member of the Squeaks while carrying chests, he will drop one, and will have to pick it up again before they do.
Like in Kirby & The Amazing Mirror, treasure chests come in two different sizes. The larger chests have a more distinct blue design with a red gem, and will always cause Kirby to be pursued by the Squeaks when he picks them up, led by either Spinni, Storo, or Doc.
Kirby's Epic Yarn / Kirby's Extra Epic Yarn[edit]
Treasure chests take the form of patches in this title. Kirby needs to use his Yarn Whip to pull them off and reveal the item behind, which could be anything from beads to pieces of furniture for his apartment room.
There is also a piece of furniture that resembles a treasure chest.
Kirby Mass Attack[edit]
Treasure chests can be found at various points in some stages. To open them, the Kirbys will need to find a Key and take it to the chest. They typically contain Medals. There is also a special variety of treasure chest that can be opened using the Skull Key which appears once the Kirbys have defeated the Skully ambush.
Kirby: Triple Deluxe, Kirby: Planet Robobot, Kirby Star Allies, and Kirby and the Forgotten Land[edit]
Treasure chests appear as common objects in these games, sharing the same attributes and basic look in each one. They can be found either out in the open or hidden behind objects such as containers, grass tufts, and breakable walls. Much like in Kirby Super Star, they are affected by gravity, and will fall if left unsupported. Treasure chests can contain any item, including objects such as Keys and Batteries, or important collectables such as Sun Stones and Code Cubes, or may contain nothing at all.
Unlike previous games, opening every chest is not required for 100% completion, with only the important items inside being a consideration.
In Kirby Star Allies, Daroach is able to summon a special blue treasure chest with his Smack-in-the-Box attack. This chest has same design as the one in Kirby: Squeak Squad, and a toy of Dark Nebula will pop out after a few moments, referencing the events of that game.
In Kirby and the Forgotten Land, treasure chests can also take the form of presents delivered to Kirby's House in Waddle Dee Town, upon entering the correct Present Code. These can hold multiple items.
Other appearances[edit]
- In Super Smash Bros. Brawl, a sticker of a Treasure Chest can be collected. Equipping it grants +16 to trophy drops for any fighter (increasing the likelihood of trophies appearing).
Profiles[edit]
Kirby & The Amazing Mirror[edit]
- Instruction manual bio (page 26): "There are large and small treasure chests. Both contain items. What you find inside depends on how big the chest is."
Kirby Super Star Ultra[edit]
- Instruction manual bio (page 24): "Treasures come in chests like the one seen here. Stand near them and press up on + to open them."
Trivia[edit]
- Treasure chests are almost always depicted as red in color, but the larger ones in Kirby: Squeak Squad are blue.
Gallery[edit]
Artwork of a Treasure Chest from Kirby & The Amazing Mirror
Artwork of a large Treasure Chest from Kirby: Squeak Squad
Artwork of Kirby holding a large Treasure Chest from Kirby: Squeak Squad
Artwork of Kirby holding a Treasure Chest and being pursued by the Squeaks in Kirby: Squeak Squad
Artwork of Kirby carrying a large treasure chest away from the Squeaks in a dark, cloudy area
Artwork of Kirby fighting Daroach at one of the Squeaks' hideouts, which has a treasure chest kept inside
Screenshot of the scene where Daroach opens the Treasure Chest with Dark Nebula in it
Screenshot of a Treasure Chest from Kirby: Planet Robobot
"The Great Labyrinth Battle" Celebration Picture from Kirby Star Allies, featuring Kirby running with a large Treasure Chest
Screenshot of Daroach using "Smack-in-the-Box" from Kirby Star Allies
Guest Star Daroach bonus credits picture from Kirby Star Allies
Figure of a Treasure Chest from Kirby and the Forgotten Land
A Present Code gift box in Kirby and the Forgotten Land
Artwork for Kirby's 25th Anniversary
Alternate artwork for Kirby's 25th Anniversary
Daroach's Smack-in-the-Box in Find Kirby!!
Kirby #4 from the Kirby 30th Anniversary site, who is holding a large Treasure Chest
Plushie of Kirby holding a large Treasure Chest, created for Kirby's 30th Anniversary by San-ei
The plushie with the treasure chest open, revealing the Strawberry Shortcake inside
Gashapon Kirby figurines by Bandai, created for Kirby's 30th Anniversary
Drawstring Pouch from the "Memorial Balloon" merchandise line, featuring three Squeakers on a large Treasure Chest
Hand towel from the "Memorial Balloon" merchandise line, featuring three Squeakers on a large Treasure Chest
Set of stickers from the "Memorial Balloon" merchandise line, featuring three Squeakers on a large Treasure Chest
Names in other languages[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| French | Coffre au trésor | Treasure chest |
| German | Schatztruhe | Treasure chest |
| Latin American Spanish | Cofre del tesoro | Treasure chest |
