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''Kirby's Block Ball'' features the smallest amount of [[Copy Ability|Copy Abilities]] of any game in the ''Kirby'' series, having only four. They are as follows: | ''Kirby's Block Ball'' features the smallest amount of [[Copy Ability|Copy Abilities]] of any game in the ''Kirby'' series that has them, having only four. They are as follows: | ||
*'''[[Burning|Burn]]''' (obtained by hitting [[Flamer]]) - Kirby turns into a fireball and flies straight upward until he hits an obstacle, passing through standard blocks. | *'''[[Burning|Burn]]''' (obtained by hitting [[Flamer]]) - Kirby turns into a fireball and flies straight upward until he hits an obstacle, passing through standard blocks. | ||
*'''[[Needle]]''' (obtained by hitting [[Spikey]]) - Kirby halts and flares up in spikes for a moment. When used near a paddle, Kirby will stick to it and can be re-served. | *'''[[Needle]]''' (obtained by hitting [[Spikey]]) - Kirby halts and flares up in spikes for a moment. When used near a paddle, Kirby will stick to it and can be re-served. | ||
