Meta Knight (anime character)/filmography

The following is a complete list of all of Meta Knight's appearances in Kirby: Right Back at Ya!, along with other information regarding his role in each episode:

Meta Knight's appearances in Kirby: Right Back at Ya!
Episode	Image	Role	Role details	Selected quote	Notes
Kirby Comes to Cappy Town		Primary character	In this episode, Meta Knight is led to Kirby by his apprentices Sword Knight and Blade Knight, who find him in a barn despite Tiff and Tuff's attempts to hide him. After identifying Kirby, Meta Knight leads everyone to Castle Dedede when the monster Octacon begins to attack. There, he watches as Kirby does battle with the monster, providing expository information on the pink Star Warrior and his abilities.	"It is Kirby's classic defense: inhale!"
A Blockbuster Battle		Secondary character	In this episode, Meta Knight shows up during the battle with Blocky, and provides Tiff with a clue on how to defeat it.	"Your opponent is made of a super-high-density matter. It is too heavy to be sucked up by Kirby."
Kirby's Duel Role		Primary character	In this episode, Meta Knight challenges Kirby to a duel in Kabu Canyon after he is ordered by King Dedede to get rid of him. Meta Knight appears to comply, which makes Tiff and Tuff believe him to be an enemy, but instead Meta Knight takes the opportunity to teach Kirby the basics of swordplay, in particular instructing him on how to perform the Sword Beam attack. Using this experience, and despite an interruption from Tiff and Tuff, Kirby is later able to battle and defeat Bugzzy using the Sword ability. When King Dedede and Escargoon show up in the Armored Vehicle to berate Meta Knight for his "failure", Meta Knight boots them away, telling them he needs to keep them "protected" from Kirby.	"Your spirit is willing, my friend, but your pink flesh is weak."
A Dark & Stormy Knight		Primary character	In this episode, Meta Knight receives advance warning that Kracko is coming to attack Kirby, and warns Tiff to get him somewhere safe. Later on, Tiff rendezvouses with Meta Knight in Kabu Canyon after losing track of Kirby during Kracko's assault. There, Meta Knight tells Tiff the story of how the Star Warriors had previously battled eNeMeE and lost, and were forced to go into hiding. He also tells Tiff about Kirby's origins, and explains to her that Kirby arrived in Dream Land before he was truly ready. He finishes by explaining to her that only she can call Kirby's Warp Star to assist him, and instructs her to do so in order to help Kirby defeat Kracko.	"Kirby's Starship detected the King's monster, but Kirby was not scheduled to awaken for another 200 years! That is why his ship crash-landed. He is totally untrained. He cannot speak! He can barely think!"
Un-Reality TV		Secondary character	In this episode, Meta Knight is among those who receives a Channel DDD TV set, and proceeds to watch it despite Tiff's admonishment. Later on, when Dedede is trying to convince everyone that a monster is attacking town and that Kirby is responsible, Meta Knight joins Tiff and the others and directs them to the castle studio so they can put a stop to the propaganda.	"Don't believe everything you see on the television set, my friend."
Kirby's Egg-Cellent Adventure		Tertiary character	In this episode, when Kirby is being attacked by Dyna Blade, Tiff tries to get Meta Knight to help, but Meta Knight explains that Kirby needs to be responsible for his own actions and refuses to get involved.	"Our deeds bind us to fate as surely as the sun sets."
Curio's Curious Discovery		Secondary character	In this episode, Meta Knight shows up during the exhibition and frees Tiff, Tuff and Kirby after they are tied up by King Dedede and Escargoon. Later on, he watches as Kirby defeats the Dedede Stone.	"With every battle, Kirby's strength and skills intensify. He truly has the makings of a great Star Warrior!"
The Fofa Factor		Tertiary character	Meta Knight shows up briefly near the end of this episode to comment on Cutter Kirby as he defeats the monster Slice n' Splice.	"Kirby has transformed! He is now Cutter Kirby! Cutter Kirby can battle his opponents with the cutter on his cap!"
Hail to the Chief		Tertiary character	In this episode, Meta Knight shows up when everyone has arrived at the Booma-Dooma Volcano to observe the situation. He cautions Tiff not to call the Warp Star right away, and let Chief Bookem try to carry out his rescue. It's only when the Chief gets in danger himself that Meta Knight instructs Tiff to call the Warp Star.	"Tuff believes in the chief. Perhaps we should, too."
The Big Taste Test		Secondary character	In this episode, Meta Knight is called into action when Tiff and Tuff inform him that Chef Kawasaki is about to cook Kirby for a meal for his master. Despite using his sword to cut down the kitchen door, they appear to be too late. Later on, when it is revealed that Kirby was not butchered for the meal, Meta Knight is there to watch and offer advice as he battles and defeats the monster Popon using the Cook ability.	"It can repair itself quickly! You must hurry!"
Escargoon Squad		Secondary character	In this episode, Meta Knight is present with the other members of the castle court to talk about the paranormal phenomenon happening around the castle. Later on, Meta Knight is present to watch King Dedede being forced to pay his overdue bill by Ghost.	"With all due respect, I find it hard to believe that you are not involved with these paranormalities."
Cappy New Year		Secondary character	In this episode, Meta Knight shows up near the end while the battle with Sasuke is underway. He provides some commentary on the situation, and in particular points out when Kirby has obtained the Parasol ability.	"I wanted to wish Kirby a happy New Year...if he makes it to the New Year!"
The Pillow Case		Primary character	In this episode, Meta Knight cautions Tiff not to jump to conclusions when King Dedede advertises his new dream pillows on Channel DDD, telling her to try it out to see if it is actually dangerous. When the pillows are later revealed to indeed be dangerous, Meta Knight is among the first to take action, gathering the pillows along with his apprentices and cutting them open to reveal the Noddies inside. When he shows this to the possessed mob, they all collectively come to their senses.	"Everyone in Cappy Town who slept on these pillows is now out to destroy Kirby!"
A Fish Called Kine		Secondary character	In this episode, Meta Knight joins Tiff, Tuff, and Kirby when they head to the Rainbow Coral Reef in a makeshift submarine in order to stop King Dedede from bulldozing it. When King Dedede destroys the submarine, Meta Knight is able to escape quickly.	"The King is going to destroy the rainbow coral reef!"
Flower Power		Primary character	In this episode, Meta Knight assists Tiff in shadowing Tuff and Fololo & Falala while they carry Kirby through the Babagahara jungle in search of the Pukey Flower. In the process, Meta Knight is able to save Tuff from various bad situations without revealing himself, giving Tuff the impression that he is the one solving the problems. When they arrive in the cave of the Pukey Flower, however, Tiff and Meta Knight are forced to reveal themselves and what they'd been doing, causing Tuff to become offended and discouraged. However, when Meta Knight starts to struggle against the Pukey Flower, Tuff swallows his pride and steps in to assist, giving Kirby an opening to pin the flower down using Needle and allowing Meta Knight to finish it off with a burning torch.	"He may not be too smart, but his heart is in the right place."
Here Comes the Son		Primary character	In this episode, Meta Knight steps in when Knuckle Joe starts attacking Kirby, and explains that it is actually he who is to blame for the death of Knuckle Joe's father. He explains what happened to Knuckle Joe's father, and then urges him not to give into his desire for revenge, but this initially has little effect, as Knuckle Joe starts to turn into a monster, only reverting to normal after being parried by Needle Kirby. From there, Meta Knight bids Knuckle Joe farewell as he steps back into the Monster Delivery System.	"Your father gave that to me. At the end, something stopped him from fully surrendering himself to eNeMeE. It was the love he had for you."
Dedede's Snow Job		Secondary character	In this episode, Meta Knight is initially only seen briefly, when he comments on the sudden turn in the climate of the kingdom. Later on, he is present to watch Kirby battle Ice Dragon, and protects Tiff and Tuff from the dragon's attacks.	"Yes. Perhaps he is behind this...snow job."
The Empty Nest Mess		Tertiary character	Meta Knight only shows up in this episode near the very end, being carried by Fololo & Falala in order to keep up with Kirby while he is on his Warp Star. Meta Knight directs Kirby to the throne room where Dyna Chick has been caged.	"Kirby! The chick is in danger!"
Ninja Binge		Secondary character	In this episode, Meta Knight shows up near the end in order to try and protect Kirby from Yamikage, but he is pinned by one of the ninja's throwing knives. Later on, when Kirby gains the Ninja ability, Meta Knight comments on it during the battle. After Kirby defeats Yamikage, Meta Knight cautions him that the ninja will likely be back for revenge one day.	"That ninja may be back some day. You beat him this time, Kirby, but next time, surprise will not be on your side. We must train hard for your next encounter."
Escargoon Rules		Tertiary character	Meta Knight shows up briefly while Kirby is battling the Drifters using the Parasol ability.	"Hmm...Kirby is putting his own spin on the situation!"
Hour of the WolfWrath		Primary character	In this episode, Meta Knight attempts to protect Kirby from WolfWrath, but is stuck with one of the beast's fangs and is paralyzed as a result. Before he fully blacks out, he urges his apprentices to do whatever they can to protect Kirby. While the group is holed in the castle, Sword and Blade explain to Tiff and Tuff how they got involved with Meta Knight, saying that he had defended them from WolfWrath despite the fact that they'd tried to rob him as highway bandits, and his noble bravery turned them to his cause. After WolfWrath is defeated by Kirby using the Galaxia, Meta Knight is able to recover from his paralysis.	"I will tell you what we must do. We must search for a new warrior. One who will defeat eNeMeE, and bring justice to our galaxy."
Labor Daze		Tertiary character	Meta Knight shows up briefly in this episode, when Tiff tries to urge him to do something about King Dedede's factory, but he insists that the Cappies had brought this upon themselves, and must now deal with it.	"Sometimes, the best way to learn a lesson...is the hard way."
A Spice Odyssey		Tertiary character	Meat Knight shows up near the end to watch Kirby do battle with Monsieur Goan. When Kirby gains the upper hand after eating Chef Kawasaki's Toxic Atomic Curry and douses Monsieur Goan in flames, Meta Knight clarifies that this is not Fire Kirby, but merely the results of his heartburn.	"No, that's the heartburn from Kawasaki's cooking!"
Hatch Me If You Can		Tertiary character	In this episode, Meta Knight does not show up until Kirby is in the process of battling Galbo. He merely watches and provides commentary on the situation.	"He is so fond of the Mini-Galbo that he will not harm the Monster Galbo!"
Abusement Park		Secondary character	In this episode, Meta Knight and his apprentices step in to help Kirby and his friends escape King Dedede's trap by knocking out the surveillance cameras and then dealing with the giant stone Dedede statues. Later on, he tries to warn Tiff that the karaoke stage is a trap to send Kirby to N.M.E. to be dispatched, but this amounts to little, as Kirby is eventually sent through, though with the Mike ability, he ends up foiling N.M.E.'s plans inadvertently. Meta Knight briefly comments on how dangerous Mike Kirby is before the castle collapses.	"This attack is far too dangerous! I'm afraid Microphone Kirby's singing...may be his worst attack of all!"
Junk Jam		Tertiary character	Meta Knight shows up only briefly in this episode, to save Tiff, Tuff, and Kirby when they are caught in an avalanche of garbage. After saving them, he points out to Tiff the culprits as they fly away in their spaceship.	"You might call them...long distance dumpers."
The Kirby Derby - Part I		Primary character	In this episode, Meta Knight lures Kirby into the castle using pancakes after hearing of the Grand Prix race that King Dedede is planning on holding. Once he has Tiff and Kirby's attention, he explains that he intends to have Kirby enter the race, even knowing that it's a trap, in order to give Kirby a chance to learn how to pilot his Starship. Later on, Meta Knight himself enters the race in his own car, following closely behind Kirby and King Dedede.	"That ship was designed to care for new Star Warriors, and programmed to travel through space searching for monsters!"
The Kirby Derby - Part II		Primary character	In this episode, Meta Knight is taking part in King Dedede's Grand Prix race, and is at first appearing to be taking Dedede's side in order to corner Kirby on the race track. When Tiff and Tuff see this, they foolishly assume that Meta Knight has turned on them, but are able to do little about it. In reality, Meta Knight is once again putting Kirby in a dangerous situation in order to give him an opportunity to tap into his instincts. To further this aim, he has his apprentices Sword and Blade sabotage Kirby's brakes while he takes a pit stop. Later on, when Kirby gets into a bad situation and is unable to brake, his instincts do indeed kick in, and he learns to fly his Starship, much to Meta Knight's delight. Later on, after Kirby gets back in the race, King Dedede decides to quit playing around and bring out a Gatling gun to deal with Kirby, but Meta Knight swerves in the way so his car takes the hit instead, giving Kirby a chance to retaliate using the Wheel ability. Ultimately, due to this sacrifice, Meta Knight ends up not finishing the race. At the closing ceremony, he shows up and gives Kirby a license for his Starship.	"Where Kirby is concerned...nothing is for sure."
Watermelon Felon		Tertiary character	In this episode, Tiff tries desperately to plead to Meta Knight to step in and defend Kirby from King Dedede after she finds herself at her wit's end trying to defend him in the show trial. Instead, Meta Knight offers her a hint to try a new approach, which she follows successfully.	"Sometimes the pen is mightier than the sword."
A Novel Approach		Tertiary character	In this episode, Meta Knight shows up at the end in order to reveal the true Rowlin and denounce the faker, who turns into the Broom King. Meta Knight later comments on Cleaning Kirby and his abilities while he is fighting the monster.	"It is not over, now Broom King will try to give Kirby the brush off!"
Escar-Gone		Primary character	In this episode, Meta Knight and Tiff notice the strange snail they've never seen before while conversing out in the countryside trying to figure out what monster King Dedede had called in the night before. After putting two and two together, they are able to track down Escargoon and explain the situation to him. Meta Knight reveals to Escargoon that in order to get Erasem out of his body, he has to undergo intense pain, which Escargoon reluctantly agrees to. Down in the castle dungeon, Meta Knight mans the torture device in order to get Erasem out, which succeeds after a few attempts. He and the others then chase Erasem into the town plaza, where Kirby inhales it, and then everyone in cluding Meta Knight forgets about him.	"We must send it away, before it strikes again!"
Monster Management		Secondary character	In this episode, Meta Knight appears alongside his apprentices to try and fight off the mini-monster horde. Later on, he is present to watch as Knuckle Joe and Masher gang up on Kirby. He tries to intervene on Kirby's behalf, but is promptly knocked down by Masher. Later, when Knuckle Joe reveals his true intentions and helps Kirby defeat Masher, Meta Knight congratulates him for his work.	"Hunting down monsters throughout the universe! Joe, your father would be proud."
Prediction Predicament - Part I		Tertiary character	Meta Knight only shows up briefly in this episode to help Kirby battle the monster Fridgy by tossing him a burning torch to swallow for the Fire ability.	"Kirby! Suck up this torch!
Prediction Predicament - Part II		Secondary character	In this episode, Meta Knight shows up to volunteer to help Tiff divert the asteroid that is heading towards Dream Land. He and his apprentices station themselves besides Tiff in order to fire the cannons at the asteroid, though it is only with Kirby's help that this succeeds in preventing the collision.	"Thanks to Kirby, we were able to change its course."
Sheepwrecked		Tertiary character	Meta Knight only appears briefly in this episode, watching from a safe distance while the sheep take over Castle Dedede. He elects to stay out of the way and only get involved if the situation calls for it, which it ends up not doing.	"Perhaps we should, but for the moment, let's wait and see what we can learn."
Scare Tactics - Part I		Tertiary character	Meta Knight only shows up at the end of the episode, when Tuff asks him for help after Tiff and Kirby get trapped inside the haunted mansion.	"Hmm... I wonder who could be behind this nonsense? Take me to this...haunted house."
Scare Tactics - Part II		Primary character	In this episode, Meta Knight enters the haunted mansion at the request of Tuff in order to help out Tiff and Kirby. Once he locates them inside the house, the group ventures together for the remainder of the episode. Near the end, when Kirby is battling Gabon, Meta Knight tosses him a burning torch so he can gain the Fire ability and use it to defeat the monster. Meta Knight escapes the resulting fire in the mansion along with the others.	"I sense a dangerous force at work here, it must be eNeMeE."
Pink-Collar Blues		Tertiary character	In this episode, Meta Knight only shows up briefly to inform King Dedede and Escargoon that their savings are being stolen by the Domestic Servant Robot, though he is careful not to directly implicate it, only implying that it wasn't the Waddle Dees.	"Rushing to judgement is...unwise, sire."
Cartoon Buffoon		Tertiary character	In this episode, Meta Knight shows up near the end to voice himself when the cartoon airs. He is not accustomed to voice acting, and quickly drops the idea of trying when he sees how bad the cartoon turned out to be.	"Look! It is Fire Dedede, our hero! I would never say that."
Don't Bank on It		Tertiary character	In this episode, Meta Knight shows up briefly to scold Tiff for falling for King Dedede's scheme, and stops her before she deposits her life savings into the Dedede Bank. He then encourages her to experiment with the Dedede Doll to find out its true nature.	"But haven't you wondered how all the money got there in the first place?"
Kirby Takes the Cake		Secondary character	In this episode, Meta Knight shows up at Kabu Canyon to find Kirby when he is considering leaving the kingdom. Meta Knight is the first to break the pattern of people being dismissive towards Kirby, whether intentionally or not, and tells him that he should really be home at this late hour. Later on, Meta Knight attends the anniversary celebration, and comments on how much Kirby has grown, particularly after Kirby uses the Bomb ability to defeat the monster Dangerous Bomb.	"Kirby, you have indeed grown in many ways this year. I cannot wait to see what changes next year brings."
Snack Attack - Part I		Tertiary character	In this episode, when Tiff tries to complain to Meta Knight about how Gangu and Tuggle are using his likeness for their choco-capsule toys, Meta Knight simply laughs it off and walks away.	"Hmm...so they think my mini figure will be popular, hmm...I like that."
Snack Attack - Part II		Secondary character	In this episode, Meta Knight is present in the audience to watch Kirby battle the Martial Arts All-Stars, and provides some commentary on Kirby's techniques.	"In order to mature, Kirby must be pushed to his utmost limits. Only then will he learn to exceed them!"
One Crazy Knight		Secondary character	In this episode, Meta Knight gets involved when he hears back from his apprentices about how poor Sir Gallant's fighting ability is. He joins Tiff and the others in their investigation of Sir Gallant's spaceship, and find out that he is merely playing at being a knight, based on a series of comic books he was keeping. Later on, Meta Knight is present for the battle with Windwhipper, and provides commentary both on Mirror Kirby and on Sir Gallant's condition after having his dreams shattered by the monster.	"This man lived for his dreams. Now that his dreams have been destroyed, he has no reason...to go on."
Sweet and Sour Puss		Tertiary character	In this episode, Meta Knight shows up to provide some commentary after the monster Togeira emerges from King Dedede and attacks.	"The King accidentally turned it on himself. It is charged up with his own anger!"
Dedede's Pet Threat		Tertiary character	In this episode, Meta Knight appears after the Scarfies turn hostile, and provides commentary both on them and on Hammer Kirby.	"Some monsters cannot be inhaled!"
A Half-Baked Battle		Tertiary character	In this episode, Meta Knight makes an appearance during the battle against Belly Buster, where he tries his best to avoid getting splashed with custard, but ultimately fails.	"I feel...dirty." *sigh*
eNeMeE Elementary		Tertiary character	In this episode, Meta Knight shows up briefly to offer Tiff a clue regarding the strange behavior of the teachers in the Dedede Academy by showing her the academy's manual. This clue ends up amounting to little, since Tiff ends up falling asleep before she gets to the relevant passage in said manual while trying to study it at night.	"If my intuition is correct, this book contains the secret behind the teachers' strange behavior."
Crusade for the Blade		Primary character	In this episode, Meta Knight is the target of the alien warrior Sirica, who believes he is responsible for the death of her mother Garlude. She tries to hunt him down in the castle, and succeeds in wounding him, but loses track of him briefly when Tiff and the others spirit him away to Kabu Canyon to tend to his wounds. While there, Tiff asks Meta Knight about Sirica and the situation, and Meta Knight responds by stating that his sword Galaxia will attest to his innocence. Kabu explains to Tiff and the others the backstory of Galaxia, and how it got into Meta Knight's hands. When Sirica manages to track them down, Meta Knight stands his ground despite his wounds, but ultimately is not able to hold onto his sword. When Sirica attempts to steal it for herself, the sword tells her the true story, and she comes to terms with Meta Knight after Kirby uses the sword to defeat the monster Kirisakin.	"Those who are not chosen, will only bring evil upon themselves."
Fitness Fiend		Tertiary character	In this episode, Meta Knight gets involved shortly after King Dedede ends up bloated by his own potato chip trap, and he warns Tiff and Tuff about what might befall Kirby if they are not careful, but by then, it is already too late. Later on, during Max Flexer's fitness routine, Meta Knight is present, and notably does not dance with the others despite being on the dance floor.	"The King fell into his own trap." *chuckles* "But Kirby is almost certain to eat those snacks, unless we stop him. Where is he?"
Mabel Turns the Tables		Tertiary character	Meta Knight is present with the others at the coast when Mabel guides everyone there, but does not say anything, nor does he get involved.	(no dialogue)
Something to Sneeze At		Tertiary character	In this episode, Meta Knight is only seen for a brief moment, excusing himself from King Dedede's presence while brushing by him in the castle.	*coughs* "Sorry."	Meta Knight has dialogue only in the Japanese version, so this line is translated from that version.
The Kirby Quiz		Tertiary character	In this episode, Meta Knight can be seen briefly watching the New Year's quiz show from his television set.	"Well, it's the New Year. Maybe it'll be entertaining."	Meta Knight has lines only in the Japanese version, so his dialogue is translated from that version.
Masher 2.0		Secondary character	Meta Knight is present with the others at the castle when Knuckle Joe emerges wounded from the monster delivery system. He tries to dissuade Knuckle Joe from leaving before he is fully recovered, but with little success. Later on, when Masher 2.0 shows up, Meta Knight commandeers the Royal Racecar in order to get Kirby and his friends into position.	"Sword Knight, Blade Knight! We must prepare our defenses!"
The Chill Factor		Secondary character	In this episode, Meta Knight disguises himself as a Pengy in order to avoid being captured during the Pengy takeover, and runs into Kirby, Tiff and Tuff when they are in their own disguises at the castle. From there, they travel together until they confront Master Pengy in the throne room. Meta Knight mainly holds back and offers commentary, in particular pointing out when Ice Kirby's attacks are ineffective.	"This is going to get frosty!"
The School Scam		Secondary character	In this episode, Tiff appeals to Meta Knight when her attempts to teach her class are thwarted by Dirk, Kirk, and Smirk. Meta Knight agrees to teach her self-defense techniques so that she can deal with the delinquent monster students when she returns to the academy.	"It may be a mistake, but it would be a greater mistake...not to try."
Delivery Dilemma		Tertiary character	In this episode, Meta Knight appears briefly while Kirby is using the Jet ability to battle the Delivery Man, and comments on Kirby's abilities.	"He is using jet propulsion!"
Buccaneer Birdy		Tertiary character	In this episode, when Moggy is headed toward Kirby and his friends, Meta Knight notices it, but tells his apprentices that it is best to let Kirby handle it.	"We must let Kirby face it...alone."
Waddle While You Work		Tertiary character	In this episode, Meta Knight and his apprentices help Tiff look for Kirby after he had gone missing from the castle, but they are unable to find him, as he had been captured and sold as a Waddle Dee.	"Hello."
Dedede's Raw Deal		Tertiary character	In this episode, Meta Knight shows up at the end to provide commentary for Kirby's battle with Squishy.	"My instinct tells me there is something fishy about that sushi!"
Caterpillar Thriller		Tertiary character	In this episode, Meta Knight shows up to witness the incident with Mosugaba at the castle, and provide commentary.	"If that cocoon can withstand the flames for just a bit longer!"
Fossil Fools - Part II		Tertiary character	In this episode, Meta Knight shows up at the very end when everyone is surrounded by Doctor Moro's Chimera Dinosaurs, and in particular comments on the Kirby-saurus, in much the same way that he would do with Kirby himself. He also reminds Tiff to call the Warp Star so that Kirby can more easily fight them, and comments on Crash Kirby.	"It's incredible! Fire Kirby-saurus!"
Dedede's Monsterpiece		Tertiary character	Meta Knight shows up near the end to assist Kirby by throwing a burning torch at the Dedede painting that is attacking him to destroy it. He also provides commentary on both Paint Roller and Paint Kirby.	"Whatever it paints comes to life; even the most dangerous things!"
Right Hand Robot		Tertiary character	In this episode, Meta Knight appears briefly in order to stop Escargoon from attacking Kirby with a bazooka, disabling the snail using a Slide attack.	"No, you won't!"
Goin' Bonkers		Tertiary character	In this episode, Meta Knight shows up briefly to comment on Bonkers, particularly after he is pacified by Hammer Kirby after having been turned into a monster.	"His spirit has proven to be as noble as any Star Warrior's!"
A Trashy Tale		Tertiary character	In this episode, Meta Knight appears during the battle with Trash Basher and tosses Kirby a broom so he can gain the Cleaning ability and use it to defeat the monster.	"Kirby! Catch!"
Cooking Up Trouble		Secondary character	In this episode, Meta Knight is present in some scenes to comment on the various situations. In particular, Sword Knight and Blade Knight are threatened by him when they mention how bad his cooking is. Meta Knight also appears to observe the cooking competition at the castle and comments on Kirby's battle with the SlicerDicer.	"This is strange...why must they use these large machines?"
Teacher's Threat		Tertiary character	In this episode, Meta Knight tries to warn Tiff about Mr. Chip and where his loyalties may lay, but Tiff refuses to believe that anything could be wrong with him.	"I hope you are right...for your sake."
Mumbies Madness		Secondary character	In this episode, Meta Knight shows up to try and help Kirby and his friends out during his second encounter with Mumbies. In particular, he tells everyone about King Dedede's scheme, that the book about Mumbies was a forgery on his part to fool Professor Curio, and tells them about the true nature of Mumbies. Meta Knight also tries to give Kirby advice on how to fight it, to varying degrees of success.	"The Mumbies are vicious monsters sent throughout the universe to hunt down and exterminate Star Warriors. When the containers that hold them are discovered, they are automatically unsealed, and they begin looking for Star Warriors to destroy!"
A Sunsational Puzzle		Secondary character	In this episode, Meta Knight notices the weakening of the ozone layer above Dream Land, and hatches a plan to deal with it. He obtains a hot air balloon and uses it to take himself, Tiff, Tuff, and Kirby up into the sky, where they discover the monster Ozomashii maintaining an ozone hole. While up there, Meta Knight drops a canister to the ground which informs the Cappies about the true nature of the air conditioner units they bought from Dedede. Meta Knight also explains that this was a plot from N.M.E. to weaken Kirby by exposing him to dangerous levels of UV radiation.	"Perhaps the planet...is getting weaker."
Waste Management		Tertiary character	Meta Knight appears briefly in this episode to inform Tiff and her friends that Escargoon's insta-monster mixture from The Empty Nest Mess was responsible for transforming Crowemon into a giant monster.	"That crow must have found it in the trash, now it is controlling all the other birds. It must be stopped!"
Tooned Out		Tertiary character	In this episode, Meta Knight appears briefly to inform Tiff and her friends about where King Dedede is keeping Biggy, Boney, and Sleepy after they'd been captured and locked in the dungeon.	"The King is forcing them to work day and night on his cartoon!"
Born to Be Mild - Part I		Tertiary character	Meta Knight is shown briefly watching the racing competition alongside his apprentices, and has no other role in the episode.	(no dialogue)
Born to Be Mild - Part II		Secondary character	In this episode, Meta Knight joins Tiff while she tries to find out what became of Gus, and suggests they check the castle dungeon. Later on, Meta Knight manages to locate and free Gus from his cell. For the remainder of the episode, Meta Knight observes the race from a distance and provides occasional commentary.	"I fear we are dealing...with a monster!"
Hunger Struck		Tertiary character	In this episode, Meta Knight and his apprentices appear briefly to buy Tiff, Tuff, and Kirby some time to get to safety while the Waddle Dees are in revolt.	"You mean this uprising is over food?"
Cowardly Creature		Tertiary character	In this episode, Meta Knight appears during the battle against Whippy and instructs Kirby to inhale the spiked balls thrown at him to gain the Throw ability.	"Kirby! Use the weapon against him! Quickly!"
Frog Wild		Secondary character	In this episode, Meta Knight gets involved when Kirby is attacking Castle Dedede, and encourages Tiff to call out to Kirby in order to break the Demon Frog's influence on him, which ends up succeeding. Later on, after Kirby defeats the Heavy Anaconda, Meta Knight comments that despite what had happened, King Dedede is not the real threat, and that Kirby should prepare for the battle that lays ahead.	"Kirby responded to you, Tiff. He is trying to resist the Demon Frog!"
Air-Ride-in-Style - Part I		Primary character	In this episode, Meta Knight is at the castle when the Destroya shows up to attack. He urges Tiff to call the Warp Star to help Kirby fight it, despite her reservations. Later on, when Kirby's Warp Star is damaged, Meta Knight heads to Kabu Canyon so that he can help Kirby and Tiff as needed, while also offering more commentary on the situation.	"They are not monsters, Tuff. Something tells me they are much worse!"
Air-Ride-in-Style - Part II		Primary character	In this episode, Meta Knight offers commentary on the Air Riders as well as each of the abilities that Kirby uses to deal with them. Once Kirby and Tiff wake up from the dream imposed on them by Kabu, Meta Knight warns them about the approaching Destroya.	"We must not let them destroy Kabu!"
Cappy Town Down		Primary character	In this episode, Meta Knight reveals to everyone his hidden plans to attack eNeMeE using the Halberd, and tries to recruit the Cappies to assist him in this endeavor, but all of them flee in terror at the thought, leaving only Kirby and his closest friends to volunteer. Later on, however, at the behest of Kit Cosmos, several Cappies do return to the ship, and Meta Knight prepares his crew for takeoff. They all set off together in the ship after dealing with the Destroyas attacking the kingdom.	"I should have known. Cappies are peaceful. Fighting is not in their nature."
Combat Kirby		Primary character	In this episode, Meta Knight leads the crew along their way to eNeMeE's Fortress, and also directs them to deal with the threat of both King Dedede and the Heavy Lobster. When they later assault the fortress directly, Meta Knight remains at the helm, giving orders to fire or prioritize the shields as needed. Eventually, he and his crew manage to get inside the fortress, where they encounter eNeMeE directly.	"We will not retreat, we must enter the fortress...and fight to the finish!"
Fright to the Finish		Primary character	In this episode, Meta Knight leads his crew to escape the trap set for them by eNeMeE, and dock the ship in a safe crevasse inside the fortress. There, they try to hatch a plan to destroy the fortress, and end up settling on planting bombs around the command center. Later on, while Tiff and Kirby are dealing with eNeMeE, Meta Knight hatches the plan to escape from the fortress using the Night Mare Enterprises Teleporter after the Halberd is destroyed. Once eNeMeE is dealt with and everyone reunites, they all jump into the teleporter just before the bombs are set to detonate. After everyone has safely returned, Meta Knight's last act is to give King Dedede back the cell phone he'd been using to contact the N.M.E. Sales Guy, as a way to mock him over the fact that he cannot call monsters anymore.	"Wrong, it will not be easy, but we can escape! We can use the monster delivery system here...to deliver us home."
Kirby 3D		Secondary character	In this episode, Meta Knight shows up to watch Kirby battle Lobzilla at the castle, and offers some advice and commentary here and there. He is also present on the Kabuki stage at the very end of the episode.	"The enemy's weapon... it must be used against him."