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{{Quote|A new festival of battle is about to begin! Test your limits with…The Ultimate Choice! Kirby and friends will face off against a gaggle of super-spicy bosses in their unending quest to gobble up everything in sight!|''Kirby Star Allies'' pause screen description}} | {{Quote|A new festival of battle is about to begin! Test your limits with…The Ultimate Choice! Kirby and friends will face off against a gaggle of super-spicy bosses in their unending quest to gobble up everything in sight!|''Kirby Star Allies'' pause screen description}} | ||
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'''The Ultimate Choice''' is a [[Boss Endurance]] [[Sub-Game]] present in ''[[Kirby Star Allies]]'', where selected characters defeat a series of bosses, similar to [[The Arena]]. It is unlocked after completing Story Mode for the first time, along with [[Guest Star ???? Star Allies Go!]] and [[Heroes in Another Dimension]]. It has two major differences compared to The Arena: it records the player's score, and it has nine different levels of difficulty. As such, it can be seen as effectively nine different Arenas rolled into a single game. Completing this mode on the Soul Melter difficulty setting is required for [[100% completion]]. Completing the bonus Soul Melter EX difficulty is not required for 100%, but it is required | '''The Ultimate Choice''' is a [[Boss Endurance]] [[Sub-Game]] present in ''[[Kirby Star Allies]]'', where selected characters defeat a series of bosses, similar to [[The Arena]]. It is unlocked after completing Story Mode for the first time, along with [[Guest Star ???? Star Allies Go!]] and [[Heroes in Another Dimension]]. It has two major differences compared to The Arena: it records the player's score, and it has nine different levels of difficulty. As such, it can be seen as effectively nine different Arenas rolled into a single game. Completing this mode on the Soul Melter difficulty setting is required for [[100% completion]]. Completing the bonus Soul Melter EX difficulty is not required for 100%, but it is required [[100% completion#Kirby Star Allies|to crown the save file]]. | ||
Much like its counterparts in previous titles, The Ultimate Choice is a [[:Category:Boss Endurance Modes|boss endurance mode]] with rest areas in-between each fight. Bosses and enemy ambushes are encountered in a set order depending on the difficulty chosen. The Ultimate Choice also features a character select screen much like [[Helper to Hero]] in ''[[Kirby Super Star Ultra]]'', and keeps separate scores for each one. The player can choose between [[Kirby]] and most of his [[Copy Ability|Copy Abilities]], any of the [[Helper|recruitable allies]], or any of the currently available [[Dream Friend]]s to play as. [[CPU]] or human-controlled allies can also join the player for a team of up to four, with their individual damage output reduced to prevent bosses from going down too quickly. | Much like its counterparts in previous titles, The Ultimate Choice is a [[:Category:Boss Endurance Modes|boss endurance mode]] with rest areas in-between each fight. Bosses and enemy ambushes are encountered in a set order depending on the difficulty chosen. The Ultimate Choice also features a character select screen much like [[Helper to Hero]] in ''[[Kirby Super Star Ultra]]'', and keeps separate scores for each one. The player can choose between [[Kirby]] and most of his [[Copy Ability|Copy Abilities]], any of the [[Helper|recruitable allies]], or any of the currently available [[Dream Friend]]s to play as. [[CPU]] or human-controlled allies can also join the player for a team of up to four, with their individual damage output reduced to prevent bosses from going down too quickly. | ||
