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Emba

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Emba
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Emba from Lava Landing.
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First game Kirby's Epic Yarn (2010)
Latest game Kirby's Extra Epic Yarn (2019)
Similar entities Bobo, Flamer
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This guy loves his burning lifestyle and definitely hates water.
— Patch Plaza

Emba is an animate ball of fire from Kirby's Extra Epic Yarn and Kirby's Epic Yarn. He floats about and will attempt to approach Kirby or Fluff if they get near, damaging them on contact. Emba can be doused and defeated using the Fire Engine Metamortex. If not fully doused, however, he will slowly return to his original size.

In Kirby's Extra Epic Yarn, Emba can be found in Stage 2 of the Sub-Game Slash & Bead. Here, Meta Knight can defeat it by slashing it with his sword or by using his Special.

Locations[edit]

Emba can be found in the following levels and stages in Kirby's (Extra) Epic Yarn:

Emba locations in Kirby's (Extra) Epic Yarn  
Stage Appearance? Stage Appearance?
Patch Castle No Deep-Dive Deep No
Fountain Gardens No Boom Boatyard No
Flower Fields No Fossil Reef No
Rainbow Falls No Snowy Fields No
Big-Bean Vine No Cozy Cabin No
Mole Hole No Mt. Slide No
Weird Woods No Frosty Wheel No
Pyramid Sands No Frigid Fjords No
Lava Landing Yes Evergreen Lift No
Cool Cave No Future City No
Dino Jungle No Tube Town No
Temper Temple Yes Mysterious UFO No
Dusk Dunes No Stellar Way No
Toy Tracks No Moon Base No
Mushroom Run No Outer Rings No
Sweets Park No Whispy's Forest No
Melody Town No Tempest Towers No
Cocoa Station No Cloud Palace No
Dark Manor No Castle Dedede No
Splash Beach No Meta Melon Isle No
Blub-Blub Ocean No Battleship Halberd No
Secret Island No

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning
Japanese ヒノコ
Hinoko
Katakana spelling of「火の粉」(meaning "fire sparks")
European French Flama Derived from "flamme" (flame)
German Flammino From "Flamme" (flame) and Italian/Spanish diminutive suffix "-ino"
Italian Fiammona From "fiamma" (flame) and augmentative suffix "-ona"
Latin American Spanish Brasín From "brasa" (ember) and the diminutive suffix "ín"
European Spanish Incandesfibra A mixture between "incandescente" (incandescent) and "fibra" (string)