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In the ninth volume of the [[Kirby (novel series)|''Kirby'' novel series]], ''[[Kirby Clash Team Unite!]]'', Gem Apples have the exact same function of the original games: a currency to buy more powerful armor and weapons in [[Magolor's Shoppe]]. | In the ninth volume of the [[Kirby (novel series)|''Kirby'' novel series]], ''[[Kirby Clash Team Unite!]]'', Gem Apples have the exact same function of the original games: a currency to buy more powerful armor and weapons in [[Magolor's Shoppe]]. | ||
[[Kirby (novel character)|Kirby]] first sees some unripe Gem Apples growing on the Gem Apple Tree at the center of the town, and later comes back to see that they have matured, and [[Waddle Dee (novel character)|Bandana Waddle Dee]] gifts | [[Kirby (novel character)|Kirby]] first sees some unripe Gem Apples growing on the Gem Apple Tree at the center of the town, and later comes back to see that they have matured, and [[Waddle Dee (novel character)|Bandana Waddle Dee]] gifts them to Kirby. He then spends 7 of his Gem Apples to buy the Swordsman's Set from [[Magolor (novel character)|Magolor]]. Near the end of the novel, the inhabitants of the [[Dream Kingdom]] like [[Knuckle Joe]], [[Burning Leo]] and [[Broom Hatter]] offer all of their Gem Apples to Team Kirby so that they can buy the extremely expensive Platinum Gear Set in order to head back to the Empyrean and defeat [[Taranza]] once and for all. | ||
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