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|image= [[File:E6 Scene 23.png|300px]] | |image= [[File:E6 Scene 23.png|300px]] | ||
|caption= Kirby encounters the "monster" while being broadcasted live on [[Channel DDD]]. | |caption= Kirby encounters the "monster" while being broadcasted live on [[Channel DDD]]. | ||
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|previousepisode=[[Beware: Whispy Woods!]] | |previousepisode=[[Beware: Whispy Woods!]] | ||
|nextepisode=[[Kirby's Egg-Cellent Adventure]] | |nextepisode=[[Kirby's Egg-Cellent Adventure]] | ||
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'''Un-Reality TV''' is the sixth episode of the ''[[Kirby: Right Back at Ya!]]'' series. In this episode, [[King Dedede (anime character)|King Dedede]] and [[Escargoon]] set up a television broadcast and studio set called [[Channel DDD]] and install television sets in every home in [[Cappy Town]] with the intent of using the programming to control the minds of the townsfolk. Using this, they nearly succeed in turning the town against [[Kirby (anime character)|Kirby]] using the threat of a fake [[monster]], but [[Tiff]] manages to foil their plan with [[Meta Knight (anime character)|Meta Knight]]'s help by crashing the set during one of their broadcasts. | '''Un-Reality TV''' is the sixth episode of the ''[[Kirby: Right Back at Ya!]]'' series. In this episode, [[King Dedede (anime character)|King Dedede]] and [[Escargoon]] set up a television broadcast and studio set called [[Channel DDD]] and install television sets in every home in [[Cappy Town]] with the intent of using the programming to control the minds of the townsfolk. Using this, they nearly succeed in turning the town against [[Kirby (anime character)|Kirby]] using the threat of a fake [[monster]], but [[Tiff]] manages to foil their plan with [[Meta Knight (anime character)|Meta Knight]]'s help by crashing the set during one of their broadcasts. | ||
This episode marks the debut of [[Captain Waddle Doo]] | This episode marks the debut of [[Captain Waddle Doo]], [[Gangu]], and [[Channel DDD]] within the narrative. | ||
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==Characters== | ==Characters== | ||
The following characters appear in this episode: | The following characters appear in this episode: | ||
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|{{center|[[File:E6 Buttercup.png|100px]]<br>'''[[Buttercup]]'''}} | |{{center|[[File:E6 Buttercup.png|100px]]<br>'''[[Buttercup]]'''}} | ||
|<small>(hypnotized)</small> ''"Kirby must go away..."'' | |<small>(hypnotized)</small> ''"Kirby must go away..."'' | ||
|This is Buttercup's first line of dialogue in the | |This is Buttercup's first line of dialogue in the English dub, though she is chanting it in tandem with the other villagers. | ||
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|{{center|[[File:E6 Cappies.png|100px]]<br>'''[[Cappy (anime)|Cappy villagers]]'''}} | |{{center|[[File:E6 Cappies.png|100px]]<br>'''[[Cappy (anime)|Cappy villagers]]'''}} | ||
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|This episode marks Doron's first dialogue in the series, though everything he says is also said simultaneously by Bookem. | |This episode marks Doron's first dialogue in the series, though everything he says is also said simultaneously by Bookem. | ||
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|{{center|[[File:E6 Fololo & Falala.png|100px]]<br>'''[[ | |{{center|[[File:E6 Fololo & Falala.png|100px]]<br>'''[[Fololo & Falala]]'''}} | ||
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The episode begins on the outskirts of Castle Dedede, where Tiff is writing an essay about Cappy Town and its inhabitants. After a moment, Kirby, Tuff, and the Cappy children catch up with her and ask what she's doing, so Tiff reads them a passage from her essay for their entertainment. From there, the Cappy children's parents appear, and tell the group that King Dedede has just given every family in Cappy Town a television set with regular programming, which the kids react to in shock. In town, Captain Waddle Doo is directing the Waddle Dees to install a T.V. set in every home. Seeing this, Tuff excitedly runs back to the castle to watch with his parents, while Tiff stays behind, bemused. In the castle, the King, Escargoon, and another group of Waddle Dees have set up a studio, and are prepared to start a show that will broadcast to the T.V.s in town. They start a countdown which the rest of the town follows in earnest. | The episode begins on the outskirts of Castle Dedede, where Tiff is writing an essay about Cappy Town and its inhabitants. After a moment, Kirby, Tuff, and the Cappy children catch up with her and ask what she's doing, so Tiff reads them a passage from her essay for their entertainment. From there, the Cappy children's parents appear, and tell the group that King Dedede has just given every family in Cappy Town a television set with regular programming, which the kids react to in shock. In town, Captain Waddle Doo is directing the Waddle Dees to install a T.V. set in every home. Seeing this, Tuff excitedly runs back to the castle to watch with his parents, while Tiff stays behind, bemused. In the castle, the King, Escargoon, and another group of Waddle Dees have set up a studio, and are prepared to start a show that will broadcast to the T.V.s in town. They start a countdown which the rest of the town follows in earnest. | ||
The show begins with a live broadcast from [[Channel DDD]], as King Dedede starts off with a skit where he abuses a crude prop which resembles Kirby, much to the amusement of the villagers and the bemusement of Tiff. Escargoon then rattles off the show line-up before cutting to commercial, with each advertisement being Dedede-themed. Tiff tries to express her disgust of the programming to Kirby, but he has only moved closer to the T.V., now laughing with the Cappies. Back at the castle, King Dedede and Escargoon are spying on every household in Cappy Town using the "two-way T.V.s". Meanwhile, Tiff tries to check up on the residents of Cappy Town, only to find everyone glued to their T.V. sets. She returns to the castle only to find her own family absorbed in the shows as well. She scolds them for a moment, but to no avail. | The show begins with a live broadcast from [[Channel DDD]], as King Dedede starts off with a skit where he abuses a crude prop which resembles Kirby, much to the amusement of the villagers and the bemusement of Tiff. Escargoon then rattles off the show line-up before cutting to commercial, with each advertisement being Dedede-themed. Tiff tries to express her disgust of the programming to Kirby, but he has only moved closer to the T.V., now laughing with the Cappies. Back at the castle, King Dedede and Escargoon are spying on every household in Cappy Town using the "two-way T.V.s". Meanwhile, Tiff tries to check up on the residents of Cappy Town, only to find everyone glued to their T.V. sets. In particular, she checks on [[Professor Curio]], and is disappointed to find him glued to the T.V. set as well, as she hoped he would be above that. She returns to the castle only to find her own family absorbed in the shows as well. She scolds them for a moment, but to no avail. | ||
[[File:E6 Scene 17.png|thumb|left|150px|All the residents of Cappy Town are hypnotized to get rid of Kirby, Kirby included.]] | [[File:E6 Scene 17.png|thumb|left|150px|All the residents of Cappy Town are hypnotized to get rid of Kirby, Kirby included.]] | ||
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==Differences between versions== | ==Differences between versions== | ||
*In the Japanese version, there is a minor scene during the Channel DDD introduction where [[Escargoon | *In the Japanese version, there is a minor scene during the Channel DDD introduction where [[Escargoon]] presents the local weather. This scene is not present in the international versions. | ||
*During the show line-up, | *During the show line-up, the Japanese version specifically references "Super Dededeman" rather than "3-D Man". The English dub removes any specific references to ''[[wikipedia:Superman (franchise)|Superman]]''. | ||
*A minor scene at the start of the commercial break where a Dedede chant plays is removed from the | *A minor scene at the start of the commercial break where a Dedede chant plays is removed from the international versions. | ||
*In the Japanese version, another commercial plays between DDeX II and DDD Diapers. This commercial advertises "DDD Cookroach{{sic}} Killer", with | *In the Japanese version, another commercial plays between DDeX II and DDD Diapers. This commercial advertises "DDD Cookroach{{sic}} Killer", with Escargoon playing the cockroach. This commercial plays again near the end of the episode, when Kirby and Tokkori are laughing while watching. | ||
===Dialogue differences=== | ===Dialogue differences=== | ||
*In the Japanese version, King Dedede has his Kirby puppet repeat "Poyo | *In the Japanese version, King Dedede has his Kirby puppet repeat "Poyo" instead of "Kirby." | ||
*During the show line-up in the Japanese version, | *During the show line-up in the Japanese version, Escargoon references "It's Dedede, Everyone Come On!" instead of "Wheel of Head Wounds". | ||
**In addition, "The Snail Hunter" is replaced with "Dedede Mystery Discovery". | **In addition, "The Snail Hunter" is replaced with "Dedede Mystery Discovery". | ||
**"Dededeep Space Nine" is replaced with "Star Trick 9". | **"Dededeep Space Nine" is replaced with "Star Trick 9". | ||
**Lastly, "King Klong Vs. the Houston Astros" is replaced by "Gone with the Planet of the Apes". | **Lastly, "King Klong Vs. the Houston Astros" is replaced by "Gone with the Planet of the Apes". | ||
*In the Japanese version, [[Tiff | *In the Japanese version, [[Tiff]] reflects on Meta Knight's comment that Channel DDD is a passing trend, rather than his comment that one should not believe everything seen on T.V. | ||
==References to other media== | ==References to other media== | ||
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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*This is the first episode to not feature the [[N.M.E. Sales Guy]]. | *This is the first episode to not feature the [[N.M.E. Sales Guy]]. | ||
*This episode marks the first time [[Doron]] has been out of his cell. | *This episode marks the first time [[Doron]] has been out of his cell. | ||
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|ja=見るぞい! チャンネルDDD | |ja=見るぞい! チャンネルDDD | ||
|jaR=Miru zoi! Chan'neru DDD | |jaR=Miru zoi! Chan'neru DDD | ||
|jaM=Take a look! Channel DDD | |jaM=Take a look, zoi! Channel DDD | ||
|de=3-D-Fernsehen | |de=3-D-Fernsehen | ||
|deM=3-D-Television | |deM=3-D-Television | ||
|ko=채널 디디디 | |||
|koR=chaeneol dididi | |||
|koM=Channel DDD | |||
|zh=必看！ＤＤＤ電視台 | |||
|zhR=Bìkàn! DDD Diànshìtái | |||
|zhM=Must Watch! Channel DDD | |||
}} | }} | ||
{{clear}} | {{clear}} | ||
{{Navbox-Anime}} | {{Navbox-Anime}} | ||