Fleurina

Fleurina Screenshot of Fleurina from Kirby and the Forgotten Land. Details Debut game Kirby and the Forgotten Land (2022) Copy Ability Tornado

Theme music Plundering Beast Battle Main theme used when battling Fleurina in Kirby and the Forgotten Land.

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Fleurina always puts on an elegant show when she attacks. Don't get too caught up in her performance, or you'll get caught up in her tornado to match! She's very dedicated to her dance career and thinks of every battle as a new lesson. (They keep her on her toes.)

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— Figure description from Kirby and the Forgotten Land

Fleurina is an anthropomorphic swan ballerina who makes her debut as a Mid-Boss and member of the Beast Pack in Kirby and the Forgotten Land, and is the only Mid-Boss in the game that is not based on a pre-existing Mid-Boss from the Kirby series. She attacks by twirling herself along with gale force and throwing out tornado projectiles. Fittingly, she gives the Tornado Copy Ability when defeated and is also the first Mid-Boss in the series to do so. The Fleur Tornado ability is based on Fleurina.

Her name is likely derived from "flurry" and "ballerina". The word "fleur" is also French for "flower", referring to the flower-like feathers on her head.

Locations

Fleurina appears in the following stages:

• Scale the Cement Summit
• The Battle of Blizzard Bridge (paired with a twin on the stage's secret route)
• The Wastes Where Life Began
• Forgo Horns
• Forgo Wasteland
• Forgo Zone (paired with Wild Frosty)

In addition, Fleurina also appears as a mid-boss in the following Treasure Road areas:

• Whirl 'Em Away! Storm Tornado Trial (paired with a twin)
• Slash! Morpho Knight Sword Trial (paired with a twin)

Attacks

The following lists all of Fleurina's attacks (attack names are from page 100 of the Kirby and the Forgotten Land Perfect Support Guide). Attacks in italics are only used in Phase 2.

Fleurina's attacks in Kirby and the Forgotten Land
Attack	Description	Variants
ピルエット Pirouette	Fleurina spins into a tornado and flies across the arena several times, leaving behind some Drop Stars shortly before finishing. This attack is never used by the harder variant.
ウインドショット Wind Shot	Fleurina throws out some tornado projectiles that spin toward Kirby. They leave Drop Stars behind when they hit the edge of the arena.	When fought normally, she throws three sets of one tornado each. Her harder version throws two sets of two tornadoes each and then concludes with one set of three tornadoes.
スーブルソー Soubresaut	Fleurina jumps into the air and spins around while aiming for Kirby's position. After a few seconds, she slams on the ground, leaving behind a damaging shockwave that lingers for a few moments.
ツイン・ピルエット Twin Pirouette	Fleurina spins into a tornado and summons a second copy of herself. Both fly across the arena independently of each other several times, leaving behind some Drop Stars shortly before finishing. This attack is only used by the harder variant.
ウインドステップ Wind Step	Fleurina spins around and then jumps to another location. Her jump leaves behind a tornado that homes in at Kirby for a short time. This attack is only used by the harder variant.
スーブルソー1・2・3 Soubresaut 1-2-3	Fleurina jumps twice and starts spinning into the air after the second jump. While she's spinning, she stomps on the ground leaving behind a shockwave. Afterwards, she hovers in the air over Kirby's current position and slams down on the ground a second time leaving behind a larger shockwave that lingers for a short bit. This attack is only used by the harder variant.
ハリケーン Hurricane	Fleurina positions in the center of the arena and spins into a big tornado, drawing Kirby in with its gale. If Kirby gets caught by the attack, he will be tossed high into the air and take heavy damage. After this attack concludes, Fleurina gives a graceful bow.	Fleurina always uses this move first when entering the second phase. When fighting Twin Fleurina, both twins will use the move at once, regardless of the second twin's phase. Her harder version also produces four smaller tornadoes that spin around her in a clockwise fashion and move forward and back. The harder version of Twin Fleurina produces five smaller tornadoes instead, assuming both twins are alive at the time.
フル・ピルエット Full Pirouette	Fleurina spins into a tornado and flies across the arena several times, leaving behind some Drop Stars shortly before finishing. She flies by faster than in phase 1. This attack is never used by the harder variant.
ツイン・フルピルエット Twin Full Pirouette	Fleurina spins into a tornado and summons a second copy of herself. Both fly across the arena independently of each other several times, leaving behind some Drop Stars shortly before finishing. They fly by faster than in phase 1. This attack is only used by the harder variant.
スーブルソー4・5 Soubresaut 4-5	Fleurina jumps twice and starts spinning into the air after the second jump. While she's spinning, she stomps on the ground three times in a row, leaving shockwaves each time. Afterwards, she hovers in the air over Kirby's current position and slams down on the ground one last time leaving behind a larger shockwave that lingers for a short bit. This attack is only used by the harder variant.

Across all battles, Fleurina enters Phase 2 when her HP is below 55%. She takes 0.2× damage when roaring at the start of the battle and at the start of phase 2.

Fleurina's HP Values
Stage	Regular ver.	Tougher ver.
Scale the Cement Summit	450
The Battle of Blizzard Bridge	600
The Wastes Where Life Began	600
Whirl 'Em Away! Storm Tornado Trial	450
Forgo Horns		500
Forgo Wasteland		800
Forgo Zone		800
Slash! Morpho Knight Sword Trial		800
Colosseum	270	480
Reference: A Star Bullet does 80 damage.

Gallery

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  Kirby battling Fleurina in Scale the Cement Summit

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  Kirby defeating Fleuringa using Ring Mouth in The Wastes Where Life Began

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  Kirby battling Fleurina using Twin Drill in Forgo Wasteland

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  Battling Twin Fleurina using Storm Tornado in Whirl 'Em Away! Storm Tornado Trial

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  Credits image where Fleurina helps with releasing a Piece of Leon's Soul

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  Figure of Fleurina

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  Nintendo Switch Online profile icon, depicting Fleurina

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	スワロリーナ Suwarorīna	Swalorina; portmanteau of スワン (swan) and バレリーナ (ballerina).
Traditional Chinese	天鵝羅利那 Tiān'é-Luólìnà	Swan Rorina (Transliteration of ロリーナ)
Simplified Chinese	天鹅罗利那 Tiān'é-Luólìnà
Dutch	Fleurina	-
French	Plumerine	Portmanteau of plume (feather) and ballerine (ballerina)
German	Federina	Feder (feather) + Ballerina
Italian	Cignerina	Portmanteau of cigno (swan) and ballerina
Korean	스완리나 Seuwanrina	Swanrina; portmanteau of 스완 (swan) and 발레리나 (ballerina).
Spanish	Cisnerina	Pormanteau of cisne (swan) and bailarina (ballerina)