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*When Kirby thwacks his opponents, he does so with the [[Love-Love Stick]]. | *When Kirby thwacks his opponents, he does so with the [[Love-Love Stick]]. | ||
*Though the game | *Though the game had not been released outside of Japan and small parts of Asia until September 2023, it was nonetheless referenced several times in games that were released internationally before then. | ||
**[[Mr. Star]], [[Tick-Tock Jr.]] and [[Gryll]] appear as [[Sticker (Kirby: Planet Robobot)|stickers]] in ''[[Kirby: Planet Robobot]]'', and as [[Character Treat]]s in ''[[Kirby's Dream Buffet]]'', using their | **[[Mr. Star]], [[Tick-Tock Jr.]], and [[Gryll]] appear as [[Sticker (Kirby: Planet Robobot)|stickers]] in ''[[Kirby: Planet Robobot]]'', and as [[Character Treat]]s in ''[[Kirby's Dream Buffet]]'', using their artwork from this game. Gryll also appears as a spirit in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]'' (again using artwork from this game), as well as appearing in a [[Stone]] transformation and a [[Celebration Picture]] in ''[[Kirby Star Allies]]''. | ||
**Two music tracks in this game were re-used in the extra stages of ''Kirby: Planet Robobot'', while Gryll's theme reappears in ''Kirby Star Allies''. A remixed medley of Chef Kawasaki's theme and Gryll's theme from this game is one of the | **Two music tracks in this game were re-used in the extra stages of ''Kirby: Planet Robobot'', while Gryll's theme reappears in ''Kirby Star Allies''. A remixed medley of Chef Kawasaki's theme and Gryll's theme from this game is one of the [[Battle Royale (Kirby's Dream Buffet)|Battle Royale]] themes in ''Kirby's Dream Buffet''. | ||
*In 1998, a game titled ''Kirby's Super Star Stacker'' was listed on a page of upcoming SNES releases on Nintendo's American website, suggesting that an international release may have been planned at that point in time.<ref name="super"/> | *In 1998, a game titled ''Kirby's Super Star Stacker'' was listed on a page of upcoming SNES releases on Nintendo's American website, suggesting that an international release may have been planned at that point in time.<ref name="super"/> | ||
**Current English sources — such as ''Kirby: Planet Robobot'', ''[[Kirby Art & Style Collection]]'', ''Kirby's Dream Buffet'', and Nintendo Switch Online — refer to the game simply as ''Kirby's Star Stacker'', the same as [[Kirby's Star Stacker (Game Boy)|the Game Boy game]]. This is because both versions of the game have the same name in Japanese. The official English [[HAL Laboratory]] website refers to it as ''Kirby no KIRAKIRA KIDS'', a literal transliteration of its Japanese name.<ref name="hal"/> | **Current English sources — such as ''Kirby: Planet Robobot'', ''[[Kirby Art & Style Collection]]'', ''Kirby's Dream Buffet'', and Nintendo Switch Online — refer to the game simply as ''Kirby's Star Stacker'', the same as [[Kirby's Star Stacker (Game Boy)|the Game Boy game]]. This is because both versions of the game have the same name in Japanese. The official English [[HAL Laboratory]] website refers to it as ''Kirby no KIRAKIRA KIDS'', a literal transliteration of its Japanese name.<ref name="hal"/> | ||
