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* Most of the tall pillars in the hallway are topped with golden statues of Kirby. However, statues of Rick, Kine, Coo, and a Waddle Dee also appear on the pillars, which are randomly placed every time the mode is loaded. | * Most of the tall pillars in the hallway are topped with golden statues of Kirby. However, statues of Rick, Kine, Coo, and a Waddle Dee also appear on the pillars, which are randomly placed every time the mode is loaded. | ||
* Since the release of ''Kirby's Dream Collection Special Edition'', the world records mentioned have been broken: | * Since the release of ''Kirby's Dream Collection Special Edition'', the world records mentioned have been broken: | ||
** The | ** The record for largest lollipop, mentioned at the 1994 stop, was broken exactly one day before ''Kirby's Dream Collection'' released in Japan (July 18th, 2012), with the new (and current) record weighing in at 7,003 pounds (3176.5 kilograms). Notably, the record is mislabeled on Guinness as 3176.5 metric tons.<ref>[https://www.guinnessworldrecords.com/world-records/largest-lollipop Largest lollipop record on Guinness]</ref> | ||
** The record for youngest person to climb Mt. Everest, mentioned at the 2001 stop, now belongs to Jordan Romero, who did it at 13 years old in 2010.<ref>[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Mount_Everest_records#Youngest_summiters Mt. Everest records page on Wikipedia]</ref> | ** The record for youngest person to climb Mt. Everest, mentioned at the 2001 stop, now belongs to Jordan Romero, who did it at 13 years old in 2010.<ref>[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Mount_Everest_records#Youngest_summiters Mt. Everest records page on Wikipedia]</ref> | ||
**Cal Ripken Jr.'s record, mentioned at the 1995 stop, now stands at 2,632 games and is still unbeaten.<ref>[[wikipedia:Cal Ripken Jr.|Cal Ripken Jr. on Wikipedia]]</ref> | **Cal Ripken Jr.'s record, mentioned at the 1995 stop, now stands at 2,632 games and is still unbeaten.<ref>[[wikipedia:Cal Ripken Jr.|Cal Ripken Jr. on Wikipedia]]</ref> | ||