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===''Kirby's Avalanche''===

In ''[[Kirby's Avalanche]]'', based on a popular<ref>''"Sega Sammy reported in 2022 that the sum of [Puyo Puyo] games sold, downloads of free-to-play titles, [and] registered IDs totaled 37.7 million. This figure does not account for units sold prior to Sega's acquisition of the series. However, the series' sales numbers without the free-to-play titles and registered IDs totals to at least over 9 million, including games from the Compile era of the series."'' — [[wikipedia:Puyo Puyo|Wikipedia]]</ref> Japanese puzzle game, ''Puyo Puyo'',<ref>{{cite person|quote=ところで余談ですが、海外では、『カービィズアバランチ』という名前でカービィの「ぷよぷよ」が出ています。|name=Masahiro Sakurai|url=https://youtube.com/watch?v=snHecpmPeJs&t=1m32s|title=Meteos (Game Concepts) - Masahiro Sakurai on Creating Games}} (Translation: ''C'est bien une digression mais à l'étranger, un jeu vidéo Puyo Puyo à la Kirby est sorti sous le nom de « Kirby's Avalanche ».'')</ref> Kirby is shown to talk in full sentences.<ref>{{cite|Paint Roller, you are the meanest art student I've ever met.|Kirby|''Kirby's Avalanche''}}</ref> However, Kirby's personality is different from his usual games, since he is depicted as cocky,<ref>{{cite|I'll breathe in your pathetic bombs and send them right back at you!|Kirby|''Kirby's Avalanche''}}</ref> much like Arle from the main ''Puyo Puyo'' series.<ref>{{cite|Every man, woman, and child. This whole world thinks you're a geek.|Arle|''Puyo Pop''}}</ref> After defeating various enemies,<ref>16 in total, though a maximum of 13 are fought in any given playthrough.</ref> including the penultimate [[Meta Knight]],<ref>[[File:KAv_voice_sample_Meta_Knight.mp3]]</ref> Kirby fights [[King Dedede]]<ref name=kingdaydayday>[[File:KAv_voice_sample_King_Dedede.mp3]]</ref> at the end to become the Avalanche<ref>{{cite|In Dream Land the local pastime is a puzzle game called "Avalanche."|Manual|Kirby's Avalanche}}</ref> champion.<ref>{{cite|All the Dream Landers have been practicing, and all plan to attend and compete. Like Kirby, they have been dreaming sweet dreams of becoming the Avalanche Champion and claiming the highly sought after "Dream Fountain Cup."|Manual|Kirby's Avalanche}}</ref>

===''Kirby's Dream Land 3''===

''[[Kirby's Dream Land 3]]'' follows from the plot and style of ''Kirby's Dream Land 2'', once again involving Kirby utilizing his [[Animal Friend]]s along with a benign piece of Dark Matter called [[Gooey]].<ref>{{quote|Gooey is Kirby's good friend. While he's made from the same stuff as Dark Matter, he doesn't have an evil spirit.|''Kirby's Dream Land 3'' Instruction booklet}}</ref> In this title, Dark Matter implants itself on Popstar using a [[Dark Matter (cloud)|dark cloud]] and starts corrupting the minds of impressionable creatures, turning them into foes for Kirby to defeat and liberate. Along the way, Kirby can do good deeds in each area to receive a [[Heart Star]] from various denizens of Popstar. If he collected all of them, he can once again face down against the true villain, this time forging the [[Love-Love Stick]] before giving chase. At the heart of the dark cloud - a place called [[Hyper Zone]] - Kirby and Gooey do battle with Dark Matter, and then with [[Zero]] - its pure white spherical core - who attacks Kirby and Gooey using volleys of its own blood. Upon Zero's defeat, the rest of Dark Matter's forces dissipate, and Popstar is once again freed from its influence.<ref>For now.</ref>

In both ''[[Kirby's Epic Yarn]]'' and ''[[Kirby's Extra Epic Yarn]]'', Kirby is transformed into a yarn outline of himself by an evil sorcerer called [[Yin-Yarn]] who proceeds to transform all of Dream Land into a yarn parody of itself. Kirby is banished to [[Patch Land]], where he teams up with a local yarn boy named [[Prince Fluff]] to stop Yin-Yarn and save both Patch Land and Dream Land by finding the [[Magic Yarn]]. After Yin-Yarn is defeated, Kirby and his realm are returned to normal, and he gains a [[Magic Sock]] as a memento of his adventure, as well as a way to return to Patch Land whenever he wants to.

===''Kirby Mass Attack''===

===''Kirby Battle Royale''===

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====Role in The Subspace Emissary====

Along the way, Kirby finds a badge on the ground bearing the image of [[King Dedede]], and it is implied that Kirby swallows it. Near the end, nearly all of the fighters end up in one team once the [[Halberd]] is liberated from enemy control. The team uses it to engage in an assault on a giant Subspace cannon which emerges from a particularly large subspace bubble. Though the Halberd is destroyed, it and the fleet of smaller ships that emerge from it create a diversion which allows Kirby to fly into the giant cannon using the [[Dragoon]], crippling it. The team enters the subspace bubble to defeat whatever may be behind it, but the ultimate villain - known as [[smashwiki:Tabuu|Tabuu]] - sends out a giant pulse of energy that defeats all of them at once, turning them into inanimate trophies. However, the Dedede badge that Kirby had eaten earlier activates sometime later, reviving him along with a handful of other fighters. They revive the rest of the team and then defeat Tabuu, restoring the world.