Stone

Stone Artwork of Stone Kirby from Kirby's Return to Dream Land. Details First game Kirby's Adventure Latest game Kirby Star Allies Other game(s) Kirby's Dream Course Kirby's Dream Land 2 Kirby's Block Ball Kirby Super Star Kirby's Dream Land 3 Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land Kirby & The Amazing Mirror Kirby: Canvas Curse Kirby Super Star Ultra Kirby's Return to Dream Land Kirby: Triple Deluxe Kirby: Planet Robobot Type(s) Unlimited use Obtained from Blocky, Cairn, Fatty Whale's boulders, Gansan, Giant Rocky, Golem, Hack, Moundo, Pompey, Rocky, Wham Bam Rock's boulders, Clanky Woods' boulders Power(s) Transforms into an invincible stone that can pound stakes. Comparable to Hammer, Metal

Stone is a Copy Ability that debuted in Kirby's Adventure and is primarily obtained by absorbing a stone type enemy or even rocks from a boss. It allows Kirby to perform one of several stone-based attacks, which vary from game to game, but usually involve Kirby's transforming either into a stone version of himself or a random statue or other heavy object. Kirby can also obtain the Stone ability through Copy Essences or Copy Essences Deluxe.

Game Appearances

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Kirby's Adventure / Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land

Stone made its debut along with the concept of Copy Abilities themselves in Kirby's Adventure. This game established Stone as an ability that caused Kirby to transform into a rock, and plummet downward, becoming all but invulnerable and dealing damage on impact, as well as sliding on slopes. Kirby only has one form here, that being a pink-ish rock with a level bottom and two closed eyes on it.

Kirby's Dream Course

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Kirby's Dream Land 2

Stone returned as an ability in Kirby's Dream Land 2, where it functioned as before. However, its function would vary somewhat when used along with the animal friends.

Kirby's Block Ball

Stone appears as one of the four abilities in this game, obtainable from Rocky or an Ability Changer item. When Kirby uses this ability, he transforms into a stone and falls straight down, crushing lesser blocks along the way until he hits a harder object or the paddle. The Burning ability can be said to be the opposite of Stone in this game, since it travels straight up rather than straight down for the same effect.

Kirby Super Star (Ultra)

Artwork from Kirby Super Star.

In Kirby Super Star and Kirby Super Star Ultra, Stone can be obtained from Rockys and the boulders appearing during the battle against Fatty Whale and Wham Bam Rock. Kirby's visual appearance changes by turning brown and wearing a helmet with a tail on top.

Upon using the ability, Kirby randomly turns into one of a wide variety of objects. In the original Kirby Super Star, Kirby can turn into a golden Mario statue, a statue of Samus Aran, a star block, a bronze Kirby statue, a pink rock, an 8 ton weight or a strong man statue; its remake adds a mountain, an iron fist, statues of Rick, Kine and Coo, a Thudd and a gold HAL Laboratory logo. While transformed, Kirby is completely invincible, but cannot move; pressing the B button while in stone form returns Kirby to his usual self.

With the stone ability equipped, Kirby can create a Rocky as a helper, which possesses the same skills as Stone Kirby does.

Stone moveset in Kirby Super Star (Ultra)
Skill	Button Execution
Stone Change	B
Stone Smash	B in air
Turbo Stone	Dash + B
*Stone=Invincible

Kirby's Dream Land 3

Stone appears again in Kirby's Dream Land 3, where it functioned much like in Dream Land 2. The inclusion of more animal friends gave more possibilities for combinations.

Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards

Stone appeared in Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards, where it took on a slightly different form. Here, instead of simply becoming a stone and falling, Kirby would turn into a rounded boulder, fall to the ground, then morph into a stone version of himself and start walking around. In this form, he was invulnerable, but could not jump, and would roll automatically down hills. Stone could additionally be combined with other abilities or itself to produce varying results.

Kirby & The Amazing Mirror

Stone appears as an ability in Kirby & The Amazing Mirror. In this game, Kirby's Stone transformation resembles the rounder version in Kirby's Dream Land 2 and 3, which rolls down slopes quickly. Stone can be obtained from Rocky and Giant Rocky.

The Smash ability can also use the Stone Change and functions the same in this game.

Kirby: Canvas Curse

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Kirby's Return to Dream Land

After a relatively long absence, Stone returns in Kirby's Return to Dream Land, where it can be obtained from Rocky and the Mid-Boss Moundo and has gained new moves that allow for it to be used in a more varied manner. Apart from the traditional power to turn to stone and slide down hills, Kirby may now transform into a bigger-than-normal statue and slam onto the ground with great force, as well as use a powerful low-range uppercut attack that knocks enemies into the air. The latter is also the first Stone move in the history of the series that does not transform Kirby's entire body. Stone Kirby gets a new hat starting in this game, which is a set of rocks on a purple, pink, and orange base with a pair of horns.

Stone moveset in Kirby's Return to Dream Land
Move	Button Execution	Description
Stone Change	(1)	Kirby transforms into a random, invincible statue that is stationary on the ground, or immediately plummets when used in the air. Ending this effect causes rock shards to fly away, which can harm enemies.
Stone Smash	(1) in air	Kirby transforms into a random statue and falls straight down, pounding stakes into the ground and dealing damage to enemies he collides with.
Turbo Stone	Dash + (1)	Changes into stone out of a dash, leaving some momentum for Kirby to slide into his opponents on the ground.
Heavy Smash	Down + (1) in air	Kirby transforms into a larger statue and pauses in the air for a bit before slamming straight down with greater force. Using this directly above an enemy causes Kirby to deal additional damage while transforming.
Stone Uppercut	Up + (1)	Kirby performs an uppercut directly in front of him with a fist made of stone, dealing damage and catapulting enemies into the air.
Slope Slide	(1) on slope	Kirby will slide down slopes while in Stone form, which will damage any enemies he slides into.

Stone Sculpture Forms

Similar to Kirby Super Star and its remake, Stone Kirby can transform into various sculptures, with greatly increased forms in Return to Dream Land.

List of Stone sculpture forms in Kirby's Return to Dream Land
Image	Description	Color
	The default Stone form in the Kirby series, with his eyes on it.	Brown
	The stone with a star.	Brown (with a yellow star)
	The Star Block in the the Kirby series.	Same with the original object
	The 8-ton weight.	Gray
	The Kirby sculpture.	Gray
	A fist punching down, somewhat resembling Master Hand.	Gray
	Mount Fuji and HAL Laboratory's Yamanashi R&D Center.	Gray
	Rick & Kine & Coo.	Gray
	Wham Bam Rock in his Kirby Super Star Ultra design.	Gray
	Marx on his jester ball.	Gray
	The recurring Macho Statue in the Kirby series.	Bronze
	The Dragoon from Kirby Air Ride.	Bronze
	Kirby in his 8-bit sprite from Kirby's Adventure.	Gold
	The Star Rod, the Magical Paintbrush and the Triple Star Cane.	Gold
	Meta Knight (with his face and right wing only) and Galacta Knight (with his face and left wing only).	Gold
	Inutamago (Dog & Eggs), the symbol of HAL Laboratory.	Gold

Kirby: Triple Deluxe

Stone returns in Kirby: Triple Deluxe, bearing the same characteristics it had in Return to Dream Land. However, two notable changes were made. Firstly, Stone Uppercut was changed so that it can be charged to deal more damage. Secondly, if Kirby tries to dash while in Stone form, he will pivot in that form slightly. This can be done to change the angle from which the player can see the stone sculpture that Kirby changes into. This technique deals no damage, and is only there for cosmetic purposes.

Stone Sculpture Forms

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Some changes were made to the forms that Kirby can take in Triple Deluxe, having a different list from Kirby's Return to Dream Land.

List of Stone sculpture forms in Kirby: Triple Deluxe
Image	Description	Color
	The default Stone form in the Kirby series, with his eyes on it.	Brown
	The Star Block in the Kirby series.	Same with the original object
	The Brick Block from the Mario series.	Same with the original object
	The Kirby sculpture.	Gray
	A fist punching down, somewhat resembling Master Hand.	Gray
	Mount Fuji and HAL Laboratory's Yamanashi R&D Center.	Gray
	Rick & Kine & Coo.	Gray
	Meta Knight, Bandana Waddle Dee and King Dedede, the three playable characters from Kirby's Return to Dream Land.	Gray
	Ultra Sword Kirby with his default sword.	Gray of a dark steel shade.
	The recurring Macho Statue in the Kirby series.	Bronze
	Four Kirbys from Kirby Mass Attack.	Brown of a light shade
	The Lor Starcutter.	Silver
	Marx on his jester ball and Magolor.	Gold
	Drawcia and Dark Nebula.	Gold
	Kirby with the Star Rod, both in the 8-bit sprite from Kirby's Adventure.	Gold
	Inutamago (Dog & Eggs), the symbol of HAL Laboratory.	Gold

Kirby: Planet Robobot

Stone returns in Kirby: Planet Robobot, receiving no change in its move-set.

Main article: Stone (Robobot Armor)

Stone can be combined with the Robobot Armor to enter Stone Mode, which allows the suit to punch away heavy objects.

Stone Sculpture Forms

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Some changes were made to the forms that Kirby can take in Planet Robobot, having a different list from Kirby: Triple Deluxe.

List of Stone sculpture forms in Kirby: Planet Robobot
Image	Description	Color
	The default Stone form in the Kirby series, with his eyes on it.	Brown
	The Star Block in the Kirby series.	Same with the original object
	The Brick Block from the Mario series.	Same with the original object
	The Kirby sculpture.	Gray
	Mount Fuji and HAL Laboratory's Yamanashi R&D Center.	Gray
	Rick & Kine & Coo.	Gray
	ChuChu.	Gray
	King Dedede and Masked Dedede.	Gray
	Marx on his jester ball and Magolor, the sculpture's color downgraded from gold in Kirby: Triple Deluxe to gray in Kirby: Planet Robobot.	Gray
	The recurring Macho Stature in the Kirby series.	Bronze
	The Lor Starcutter.	Silver
	Ultra Sword Kirby with the rare large fish.	Gold
	Queen Sectonia and Taranza.	Gold
	Master Hand with the logo of the Super Smash Bros. series. (Only available when used by Smash Bros. Kirby.)	Gold
	Inutamago (Dog & Eggs), the symbol of HAL Laboratory.	Gold
	The Mario sculpture, returning after a long absence from its last appearance in Kirby Super Star Ultra.	Gold
	Tom Nook from the Animal Crossing series.	Gold

Kirby Star Allies

Stone returns in Kirby Star Allies, retaining its essential functions from previous installments. It can also be used in a number of Friend Abilities; most notably the varieties of Curling and Geokinesis.

Stone moveset in Kirby Star Allies
Move	Button Execution	Description
Stone Change	B	Kirby transforms into a random, invincible statue that is stationary on the ground, or immediately plummets when used in the air. Ending this effect causes rock shards to fly away, which can harm enemies.
Stone Smash	B in midair	Kirby transforms into a random statue and falls straight down, pounding stakes into the ground and dealing damage to enemies he collides with.
Turbo Stone	Dash + B	Changes into stone out of a dash, leaving some momentum for Kirby to slide into his opponents on the ground.
Heavy Smash	Down + B in midair	Kirby transforms into a larger statue and pauses in the air for a bit before slamming straight down with greater force. Using this directly above an enemy causes Kirby to deal additional damage while transforming.
Stone Uppercut	Up + press and release B	Kirby performs an uppercut directly in front of him with a fist made of stone, dealing damage and catapulting enemies into the air.
Mighty Uppercut	Up and hold B	Kirby performs a more powerful Stone Uppercut.
Slope Slide	B when on a slope	Kirby will slide down slopes while in Stone form, which will damage any enemies he slides into.
Spin	Dash while transformed	Kirby pivots a short distance while transformed. This does not hurt enemies, but can be used to examine transformations at other angles.

Stone Sculpture Forms

Some changes were made to the forms that Kirby can take in Kirby Star Allies, having a different list from Kirby: Planet Robobot.

Kirby Star Allies is the first game in the series that adds new sculptures for the Stone ability via game updates.

List of Stone sculpture forms in Kirby Star Allies
Image	Sculpture	Notes
	Stone	The default form.
	Kirby	A staple form in the Kirby series. If Rock Painter is used on Stone Kirby/Rocky, this is one of the forms they may transform into.
	Macho Statue	A staple form in the Kirby series.
	Star Block	A staple form in the Kirby series.
	Brick Block	From the Mario series.
	Kirby's anniversary logo	It doesn't have any depiction of the year number for some reason.
	Inutamago (Dog & Eggs)	The symbol of HAL Laboratory.
	Mount Fuji and HAL Laboratory (Yamanashi R&D Center) feat. Qbby	Real life locations.
	Gryll and Brobo	The final boss from Kirby's Super Star Stacker, and the fake final boss from Kirby's Block Ball, respectively.
	Meta Knight and Captain Vul	Crew of Meta Knight's battleship, the Halberd.
	Dark Nebula	Along with the treasure chest it is confined in from Kirby: Squeak Squad.
	Ultra Sword Kirby with the fish	The sculpture's color has been downgraded from gold in Kirby: Planet Robobot to silver in Kirby Star Allies.
	Taranza and Sectonia's original form	Sectonia's original form can be seen when Sectonia Clone is defeated in Kirby: Planet Robobot.
	King Dedede with his tambourine	This refers to Dedede's Drum Dash the Sub-Game and its standalone version Dedede's Drum Dash Deluxe.
	Robobot Armor	It is in its no-pilot idle position.
	Susie and Ribbon	Both have pink hair. Ribbon holds a Crystal Shard.
	Magolor with Gem Apples	This refers to his role of owning a Shoppe in Team Kirby Clash Deluxe.
	Friend Circle	It is formed by Kirby, Wester, Chilly and Sir Kibble.
	Rick & Kine & Coo	They are in the Protective Bag, which refers to how they were trapped in Kirby's Dream Land 2. Added in Version 2.0.0. If Rock Painter is used on Stone Kirby/Rocky, this is one of the forms they may transform into. If Rock Painter is used on Rick & Kine & Coo, they will always transform into this form.
	Marx	He is splitting in half, which is the preparation of his Black Hole attack. Added in Version 2.0.0. If Rock Painter is used on Stone Kirby/Rocky, this is one of the forms they may transform into.
	Gooey	He is grabbing a fish with his tongue, which refers to the opening movie from Kirby's Dream Land 3. Added in Version 2.0.0. If Rock Painter is used on Stone Kirby/Rocky, this is one of the forms they may transform into. If Rock Painter is used on Gooey, he will always transform into this form.
	Adeleine and Ribbon	Adeleine is holding a basket of fruits, which refers to Bumper Crop Bump the mini-game from Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards. Added in Version 3.0.0. If Rock Painter is used on Stone Kirby/Rocky, this is one of the forms they may transform into.
	Dark Meta Knight	He stands on a mirror. Added in Version 3.0.0. If Rock Painter is used on Stone Kirby/Rocky, this is one of the forms they may transform into.
	Dark Daroach	He is in the same pose as his official artwork from Kirby: Squeak Squad. Added in Version 3.0.0. If Rock Painter is used on Stone Kirby/Rocky, this is one of the forms they may transform into.
	King Dedede, Meta Knight and Bandana Waddle Dee	The playable characters in Kirby's Return to Dream Land. Added in Version 4.0.0. If Rock Painter is used on Stone Kirby/Rocky, this is one of the forms they may transform into.
	Magolor and Lor Starcutter	Added in Version 4.0.0. If Rock Painter is used on Stone Kirby/Rocky, this is one of the forms they may transform into.
	Taranza and Dreamstalk	Added in Version 4.0.0. If Rock Painter is used on Stone Kirby/Rocky, this is one of the forms they may transform into.
	Susie with a stand microphone	This refers to Susie's hobby of karaoke. Added in Version 4.0.0. If Rock Painter is used on Stone Kirby/Rocky, this is one of the forms they may transform into.
	The Three Mage-Sisters	Depicted using their respective special attacks: Francisca's soda blaster, Flamberge's oven cannon, and Zan Partizanne's Raijin drums. Added in Version 4.0.0. If Rock Painter is used on Stone Kirby/Rocky, this is one of the forms they may transform into.

Super Smash Bros. series

In all of the installments of Super Smash Bros., Kirby's down special is the Stone Ability, and behaves exactly as it does in Kirby's Adventure. Starting with Melee, Kirby transforms into various objects, including a Star Block, a Thwomp from the Mario universe, and other things. Unlike in the main-line Kirby games, however, Kirby can be grabbed while in Stone form, and may still be harmed if he is hit by a powerful enough attack.

In Kirby: Right Back at Ya!

Stone Kirby makes a few appearances in the anime series; Kirby: Right Back at Ya!, first appearing in Episode 2: A Blockbuster Battle. In the anime, Kirby gains a gray-ish coloration and hat similar to Stone's appearance in Kirby Super Star. When Kirby transforms, he turns into a large pink blocky version of himself which is able to walk around, similar to how Stone functions in Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards. Even without being actively transformed, however, Stone Kirby still packs a wallop with body slam attacks, as he is much heavier than he normally is.

After A Blockbuster Battle, Stone Kirby appears in the following episodes:

• Curio's Curious Discovery
• Pink-Collar Blues
• Power Ploy

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  Stone Kirby in the anime

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  Stone Kirby in Stone form in the anime

Trivia

• Kirby: Squeak Squad is one of the few games to not feature Stone in any capacity. Instead, it features an ability called Metal, which behaves somewhat like Stone, but still allows Kirby to move and hover (very slowly), and acts similarly to how stone acts in Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards.
• Originally, Kirby was going to be able to jump while transformed with this ability in Kirby 64, but it was changed before the games final release for unknown reasons.

Gallery

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  artwork from Kirby's Adventure

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  Kirby's Dream Land 2 artwork

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  Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards artwork

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  Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land artwork

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  Kirby: Canvas Curse artwork

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  Kirby: Canvas Curse artwork

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  Kirby Super Star Ultra artwork

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  all of the Stone transformations in Kirby Super Star and Kirby Super Star Ultra

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  icon from Kirby Super Star Ultra

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	ストーン Sutōn	Stone
Traditional Chinese	石塊 shí kuài	Stone
Simplified Chinese	石块 shí kuài
Dutch	Steen	Stone
French	Rocher	Stone
German	Stein	Stone
Italian	Pietra	Stone
Korean	스톤 Seuton	Stone
Russian	Камень Kamen	Stone
Spanish	Piedra	Stone