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Knows that a gentleman must train to be healthy! Can you complete his program?
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— Patch Plaza description
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Buster is a minor character who appears in Kirby's Epic Yarn and Kirby's Extra Epic Yarn. His name comes from the verb "bust", meaning "to defeat".
After buying the third floor on the apartment in Patch Plaza, Kirby can meet Buster after placing certain furniture items in his room. When he shows up he can challenge Kirby to a minigame. What makes his minigame unique from the other neighbors' is that Kirby must defeat a certain number of enemies within a time limit by any means. Also, like the other neighbors, he gives Kirby a reward of Fabric, that can be used as wallpaper or carpet for Kirby's Pad, when Kirby successfully accomplishes his minigames.
Buster’s Training[edit]
- Main article: Buster's Training
No.
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Level
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Difficulty
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Time Limit
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Enemies
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Fabric
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1
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Sweets Park
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1
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1:20
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10
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Sweet Dot
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2
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Rainbow Falls
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1
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1:30
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20
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Waddle Dee
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3
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Pyramid Sands
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2
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1:30
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10
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Mummy Mania
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4
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Mushroom Run
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2
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2:30
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15
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Buttonfly
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5
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Melody Town
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2
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0:40
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10
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Orange Soda
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6
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Cool Cave
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3
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1:30
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15
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Dandan
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7
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Dino Jungle
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3
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0:45
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25
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Hot Wings
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8
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Splash Beach
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3
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0:40
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15
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Water Hoop
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9
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Blub-Blub Ocean
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3
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0:30
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10
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Waterfall
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10
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Snowy Fields
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3
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1:00
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20
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Midnight Dot
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11
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Frosty Wheel
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3
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0:45
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10
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Snowflakes
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12
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Mysterious UFO
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3
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0:15
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4
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UFO Sighting
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13
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Stellar Way
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4
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1:00
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30
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Meta Knight
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14
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Whispy’s Forest
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4
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0:50
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20
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Woods
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15
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Tempest Towers
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4
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0:35
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10
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Candy Dot
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16
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Cloud Palace
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4
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1:10
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70
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Yin-Yarn
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17
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Weird Woods
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4
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1:00
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30
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Fangora
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18
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Dark Manor
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5
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1:30
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15
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Squashini
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19
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Boom Boatyard
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5
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1:30
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20
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Capamari
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20
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Evergreen Lift
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5
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1:20
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20
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King Dedede
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Gallery[edit]
Names in other languages[edit]
Language
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Name
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Meaning
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Japanese
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ガッチン Gacchin
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Possibly from a corruption of「がちがち」(gachi-gachi, an ideophone for brawny muscles)
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Canadian French
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Bo Muskle
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Likely an altered spelling of "beaux muscle" (good/beautiful muscles)
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European French
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Costo
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Pun on "costaud" (husky)
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German
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Bizepeter
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From "Bizeps" (biceps) and the name "Peter"
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Italian
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Baldo
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Meaning "bold" and "self-confident"
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Korean
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든든이 deundeun-i
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Combination of "든든" (deun-deun, "stout" or "strong") and "~이" (-i, Korean noun-forming suffix)
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Spanish
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Bronquín
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Possibly from a diminutive of "bronca" (fight)
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Characters of the Kirby video game series (ordered by first game appearance) |
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| Kirby's Dream Land | | | Kirby's Adventure | | | Kirby's Dream Course | | | Kirby's Dream Land 2 | | | Kirby Super Star | | | Kirby's Star Stacker (Game Boy) | | | Kirby's Dream Land 3 | | | Kirby's Star Stacker (Super Famicom) | | | Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards | | | Kirby & The Amazing Mirror | | | Kirby: Canvas Curse | | | Kirby: Squeak Squad | | | Kirby Super Star Ultra | | | Kirby's Epic Yarn | | | Kirby Mass Attack | | | Kirby's Return to Dream Land | | | Kirby: Triple Deluxe | | | Kirby and the Rainbow Curse | | | Kirby: Planet Robobot | | | Kirby Battle Royale | | | Kirby Star Allies | | | Super Kirby Clash | | | Kirby and the Forgotten Land | Elfilin • Beast Pack (Gorimondo, Carol, Sillydillo, Leon) • Fecto Forgo • Fecto Elfilis • Waddle Dee Town residents (Café-Manager Waddle Dee, Café-Staff Waddle Dee, Commentator Waddle Dee, Delivery Waddle Dee, Game-Shop Waddle Dee, Item-Shop Waddle Dee, Minion Waddle Dee, The Deedly Dees, Trader Waddle Dee, Usher Waddle Dee, Weapons-Shop Waddle Dee, Wise Waddle Dee) | | Kirby's Return to Dream Land Deluxe | | | Other recurring Bosses (at least 3 appearances) | | | Recurring Mid-Bosses (at least 3 appearances) | | | Other characters | |
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