Throw

Throw Artwork of Throw Kirby from Kirby: Squeak Squad. Details First game Kirby's Adventure Latest game Kirby: Squeak Squad Other game(s) Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land Kirby & The Amazing Mirror Type(s) Unlimited Use Obtained from Bun, Phan Phan, Rolling Turtle Power(s) Inhale enemies, then toss them in several directions. Capable of destroying metal blocks. Comparable to Backdrop, Suplex, Wrestler

Throw is one of the rarer Copy Abilities in Kirby series and one of the few which feature Inhale in order to capture an enemy, Star Block or defeated mid-boss. After capturing one of mentioned, Kirby is eligible to throw it in any of the 6 directions of Kirby's range and is invincible until he throws it (while dealing a large amount of damage to the enemy touching the captured object in Kirby's hand until thrown). Thrown object will fly over the screen without changing direction and explode if collides with a solid object. It will also go through and damage enemies, mid-bosses or bosses, and destroy blocks including even the Metal Blocks in its path. While enemies rather do not, Star Blocks transform into Star Bullets after inhaled. This attack can do a large amount of damage despite being only move of the ability.

Throw is in concept similar to Backdrop while in looks extremely similar to Suplex, where Throw ability gives Kirby a slightly lighter blue headband than the other.

Game appearances

Kirby's Adventure / Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land

Artwork of Throw Kirby from Nightmare in Dream Land.

In Throw's debut game Kirby's Adventure, Throw Kirby doesn't have any outfit like many other abilities. In this game, Throw ability is obtained from Rolling Turtle, a turtle Mid-Boss who attacks Kirby by grabbing Kirby to throw him, or throwing turtle minions which can be swallowed and spit back.

In the remake Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land, Throw Kirby first gets his blue headband. Rolling Turtle is replaced by Phan Phan, another Mid-Boss who attacks Kirby in a similar fashion to Rolling Turtle but throws apples as projectiles instead.

Kirby & The Amazing Mirror

In Kirby & The Amazing Mirror, Kirby still obtains the Throw ability from the Mid-Boss Phan Phan like in the previous title. While in this game Normal Kirby's Inhale ability stops after a few seconds, Throw Kirby's inhale can be used indefinitely.

Kirby: Squeak Squad

In Kirby: Squeak Squad, Kirby can obtain the Throw ability from the common enemy Bun. If Throw Kirby tries to inhale a major member of Squeak Squad, it will stun them and make them drop any Treasure Chest they happen to be holding, as if attempted with a regular Inhale ability. Throw can also take on an element with an Ability Scroll if the enemy gives an ability related to the fire, ice or electric elements.

Unlike in other games it appears, Throw here gains a new idle animation: Kirby holds his arms in a fighting pose, while his headband blows in the wind, similar to the idle animation of Fighter Kirby.

In Kirby: Right Back at Ya!

Throw Screenshot of Throw Kirby from Kirby: Right Back at Ya! Details First episode Cowardly Creature Comparable to Fighter

Throw Kirby makes a single appearance in Kirby: Right Back at Ya! in the episode Cowardly Creature. Kirby gains this ability after inhaling one of the large spike balls tossed at him by Phan Phan while it is possessed by Whippy. Using this ability, Kirby inhales to grab Whippy, and then proceeds to toss him around before finally launching him into outer space with a "tornado throw".

• 

  Throw Kirby standing his ground

• 

  Throw Kirby tossing Whippy around

Profiles

Flavor text

Image	Game	Flavor text
	Kirby's Adventure	Kirby can grab an enemy and toss it away, like a star! Use an enemy to beat others!
	Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land	Try throwing enemies straight! Press Up or Down to change the direction!
	Kirby & The Amazing Mirror	Try throwing enemies straight! Aim up or down to change the direction!
	Kirby: Squeak Squad	Try throwing enemies straight!

Trivia

• In Kirby & The Amazing Mirror, Throw Kirby deals 12 damage per hit (both the holding process and the projectile), which can easily defeat Dark Meta Knight in Radish Ruins (60 HP, defeated by Throw in exactly 5 hits) and Dimension Mirror (48 HP, defeated by Throw in exactly 4 hits).
  • The theoretically fastest way to defeat Dark Meta Knight in both battles are using Smash ability's 'Giant Swing' (9 damage per hit), however.
• Kirby is also able to capture inhalable thrown objects such as the Meta-Knights' weapons.

Gallery

• 

  Artwork from Kirby's Adventure

• 

  Icon from Kirby's Adventure

• 

  Sprite from Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land and Kirby & The Amazing Mirror

• 

  Icon from Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land and Kirby & The Amazing Mirror

• 

  Sprite from Kirby: Squeak Squad

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	スロウ Surou	Throw
Dutch	Werp	Throw
French	Lancer	Throw
German	Wurf	Throw
Italian	Lancio	Throw
Russian	Бросок Brosok	Throw
Spanish	Tirar	Throw