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Mariner
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The Mariners are five different types of enemies in Kirby's Epic Yarn and Kirby's Extra Epic Yarn that wield several weapons. They all appear only in the Water Land stage Boom Boatyard and are very similar to Soldiers.
Types[edit]
Mariner types in Kirby's (Extra) Epic Yarn | ||
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Type | Caption | Description |
"This mariner has a sword. He's clearly under Yin-Yarn's control." | The Sword variation of the Mariners wields a sword and, when provoked by Kirby or Prince Fluff, twirls his sword and charges forward, waving it around wildly. Kirby can use his Yarn Whip to grab the sword and throw it back at the Sword Mariner, and any enemy or block behind it. | |
"This mariner will shish your kebab if you're not careful!" | The Spear variation of the Mariners has a long spear that he uses to run into Kirby and stab him, making him lose beads. Like the Sword Mariner, Kirby can grab the Spear Mariner's spear and throw it back. | |
"This mariner has a cannon. Don't take his strange head lightly!" | The Cannon variation of the Mariners has a large cannon on his head that he can use to shoot at Kirby or Fluff. Unlike the previous two variations, the Cannon Mariner's projectiles can't be grabbed by the Yarn Whip. | |
"This mariner may try and call for backup troops! That's not good..." | When a Whistle type of Mariner sees Kirby, he blows on his whistle and calls other types of Mariners to come and help him. If there is a Whistle Mariner, Kirby has to dispose of it quickly or else there will be more trouble with other Mariners. | |
"This huge mariner shoots a huge cannon. Steal his huge shots and return huge fire!" | The Blast Mariner is a special extra large Cannon Mariner that can be found at the end of Boom Boatyard. He takes three hits to defeat, and will block Kirby's way until he is. More information about this enemy can be found on the Blast Mariner page. |
Trivia[edit]
- Despite being mariners, they cannot swim any better than Soldiers can (that is to say, they cannot swim at all).
Names in other languages[edit]
Sword Mariner[edit]
Language | Name | Meaning |
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Japanese | ケンカイヘー Kenkaihē |
Sword Marine |
European French | Marin Épée | Sword Sailor |
German | Blauhaudegen | From "blau" (blue) and "Haudegen" (a type of sword) |
Italian | Marine Spadaccino | Swordsman Marine |
Korean | 검해병 geom haebyeong |
Sword Marine |
Spanish | Marino espadachín | Swordsman marine |
Spear Mariner[edit]
Language | Name | Meaning |
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Japanese | ヤリカイヘー Yarikaihē |
Spear Marine |
European French | Marin Lance | Spear Sailor |
German | Blauspießer | From "blau" (blue) and "Spieß" (spike) |
Italian | Marine Lanciere | Spearman Marine |
Korean | 창해병 chang haebyeong |
Spear Marine |
Spanish | Marino lancero | Spearman marine |
Cannon Mariner[edit]
Language | Name | Meaning |
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Japanese | ホーカイヘー Hōkaihē |
Cannon Marine |
European French | Marin Canon | Cannon Sailor |
German | Blaukanonier | From "blau" (blue) and "Kanonier" (cannoneer) |
Italian | Marine Cannoniere | Cannoneer Marine |
Korean | 포해병 po haebyeong |
Cannon Marine |
Spanish | Marino cañonero | Cannoneer marine |
Whistle Mariner[edit]
Language | Name | Meaning |
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Japanese | フエカイヘー Fuekaihē |
Flute Marine |
European French | Marin Sifflet | Whistle Sailor |
German | Blaupfeifer | From "blau" (blue) and "Pfeifer" (whistler) |
Italian | Marine Fischiatore | Whistler Marine |
Korean | 피리해병 piri haebyeong |
Flute Marine |
Latin American Spanish | Marino silbatón | Whistler marine "Silbatón" comes from "silbato" (whistle) and the augmentative suffix "-ón". |
European Spanish | Marino silbato | Whistler marine |