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Rolling Waddle Dee

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Rolling Waddle Dee
KSA Honey Hill 07.jpg
Screenshot of Kirby and his friends being chased by a packed ball of Rolling Waddle Dees from Honey Hill.
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First game Kirby Star Allies (2018)
Similar entities Waddle Dee, Boulder
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This article is about the stage hazard from Kirby Star Allies. For Waddle Dees in a more general context, see Waddle Dee.

Rolling Waddle Dee[derived from Japanese] is an enemy and stage hazard present in Kirby Star Allies. The name refers to any number of Waddle Dees who may be rolling, whether it be an individual Waddle Dee, or a packed ball of them. A ball typically consists of a hundred or a thousand Waddle Dees packed tightly together, and while an individual can be defeated or inhaled by normal means, the balls cannot be attacked using any conventional methods. Balls of rolling Waddle Dees can be seen bouncing in from the background in addition to merely rolling along floors and down hills. The Waddle Dees inside appear to have no control over (or desire to be in) the ball formation, and it is not entirely clear what is holding them together. Once a rolling Waddle Dee Ball hits a wall or other obstacle, it will break apart, sending the Waddle Dees composing it flying off in various directions.

The Waddle Dee balls will hurt Kirby and his friends on contact and can break through obstacles such as Star Blocks, stone blocks, and metal blocks. The ball formation is immune to normal attacks, but can be destroyed using repeated volleys from the Friend Star, with each hit causing the ball to become smaller until it breaks.

Locations[edit]

In Kirby Star Allies, Rolling Waddle Dee can be found in the following levels and stages:

Rolling Waddle Dee locations in Kirby Star Allies  
Stage Appearance? Stage Appearance?
Green Gardens No Falluna Moon No
Donut Dome No Planet Misteen No
Honey Hill Yes Mareen Moon No
Fruity Forest No Planet Caverna No
Clash at Castle Dedede No Grott Moon No
Extra Eclair Yes Planet Frostak No
Friendly Field No Blizzno Moon No
Reef Resort No Planet Towara No
Echo's Edge No Gabbel Moon No
Nature's Navel No Star Lavadom No
Sacred Square No Sizzlai Moon No
Inside Islands No Jambandra Base No
Duplex Dream No The Divine Terminus No
Gatehouse Road No Extra Planet α No
Eastern Wall No Extra Planet β No
Longview Corridor No Extra Planet γ No
Western Outer Wall No Extra Planet δ Yes
Inner Sanctum No Ability Planet No
Heavenly Hall No Dimension I Yes
Sector A No Dimension II No
Sector B No Dimension III No
Sector C No Dimension IV Yes
Planet Earthfall No

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Names in other languages[edit]

The official Japanese names are derived from ころがるワドルディ ("Rolling Waddle Dee"), which refers to a single Waddle Dee rolling on a slope.

100[edit]

Language Name Meaning
Japanese ころがる100のワドルディ
Korogaru Hyaku no Wadorudi
100 Rolling Waddle Dees


1000[edit]

Language Name Meaning
Japanese ころがる1000のワドルディ
Korogaru Sen no Wadorudi
1000 Rolling Waddle Dees