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Whirlpools are first encountered in the stage [[Abandoned Beach]], but are found in many other stages from there. They can come in a wide variety of sizes, and may spin either clockwise or counterclockwise. Some of them will move across the surface of the water. In [[Fast-Flowing Waterworks]] in particular, several rooms have pools that are entirely encompassed by a whirlpool. Kirby can fight the current by jumping with regular timing or sidestep them by [[hover]]ing over them. | Whirlpools are first encountered in the stage [[Abandoned Beach]], but are found in many other stages from there. They can come in a wide variety of sizes, and may spin either clockwise or counterclockwise. Some of them will move across the surface of the water. In [[Fast-Flowing Waterworks]] in particular, several rooms have pools that are entirely encompassed by a whirlpool. Kirby can fight the current by jumping with regular timing or sidestep them by [[hover]]ing over them. | ||
== Trivia == | |||
*There is at least one example of a whirlpool that does not harm Kirby when he is sucked in, instead taking him to a new area. This whirlpool can be found in [[Concrete Isles]] (details on that page). | |||
== Gallery == | == Gallery == | ||
