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Quilty Square
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| “ | This is where Kirby learns the "ropes." The friendlier citizens of Patch Land also reside here to help and be helped by Kirby. | ” | — Official site description |
Quilty Square is the first of eight levels in Kirby's Epic Yarn and Kirby's Extra Epic Yarn. It serves as a safe area for Kirby and mostly consists of non-stage locations such as shops and an apartment building. Many areas in Quilty Square are owned and managed by Dom Woole. The only stage in Quilty Square - Patch Castle - is set in Prince Fluff's royal abode and functions as the game's tutorial stage.
Landmarks[edit]
- Patch Castle: The first stage of the game and the only stage of Quilty Square. Patch Castle is a tutorial stage that introduces the player to basic game mechanics.
- Fabric Shop: A shop run by Loomis Woole that sells various types of fabric.
- Furniture Shop: A shop run by Chaise Woole that sells various types of furniture.
- Patch Plaza: A location at which Kirby can assess his completion of the game.
- Quilty Court: An apartment building managed by Dom Woole that can house Kirby, Zeke, Beadrix, Carrie, Buster and Mara.
- Kirby's Pad: The room of Quilty Court that Kirby resides in.
Gallery[edit]
Level map
Names in other languages[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Japanese | キルトのまち Kiruto no Machi |
Town of Quilt |
| French | Village feutré[1] | Felt Village |
| German | Filzingen | From Filz (felt). |
| Italian | Largo Trapunta | Quilty Square |
| Korean | 퀼트 거리 kwilteu geoli |
Quilt street |
| Latin American Spanish | Plaza Pliegos[1] | Folds Plaza |
| European Spanish | Plaza Edredón | Ravel Plaza |
References
| Regions in Patch Land | |
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