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Meta Knight . The intrigue and popularity surrounding Meta Knight within the Kirby fandom largely lies in his shrouded motives and his striking likeness to Kirby himself. Although Meta Knight first appeared in Kirby's Adventure in 1. North America until Kirby's Avalanche was released in 1. Brawl. Meta Knight wears his trademark attire, including his silver mask and his blue or dark purple Dimensional Cape with gold trimmings, as well as a pair of patched or metallic shoes. He has retractable bat- like wings and flies with them in the games. The wings' first prominent use is in Kirby Super Star, where Meta Knight chased Kirby near the end of Revenge of Meta Knight.

In Kirby Air Ride, he can fly with them whenever he takes part in a race. Meta Knight's weapon of choice is usually the Galaxia Sword, which is a spiked golden sword with an embedded ruby in the hilt. In a few games, his mask is split into two upon defeat, revealing a face near- identical to Kirby's with misty white eyes, a mouth, and bright pink cheeks. In the event that he is ever unmasked, he immediately departs the field of battle.

His similarity to Kirby has led to speculation that he is a member of Kirby's species. This is further implied in Super Smash Bros. Furthermore, at Palutena's Temple, Pit and Viridi can converse about Meta Knight; they discuss his resemblance to Kirby and question if he also can inhale and copy abilities.

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However, what Meta Knight's relation to the Kirby species is has never been officially revealed. In Kirby's Avalanche, he had pauldrons, violet shoes, and a brighter skin tone. His design was revised again in Kirby Super Star. In Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land, he was made bigger than Kirby and given a yellow strap to hold his mask in place. Since Kirby Air Ride, official artwork shows his sword reflecting Galaxia's design in the anime. Since Super Smash Bros. Brawl, Meta Knight was again re- sized to Kirby's height and the yellow strap was often removed.

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In Super Smash Bros. Brawl and Kirby's Return to Dream Land, his left pauldron bears a version of his insignia, which is an . Meta Knight's cape is blue in all instances except Super Smash Bros. Brawl, where it is purple.

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The blushes on his face are almost always clearly pink, though they were toned very light in Kirby Super Star. Brawl, Meta Knight has black shoes with violet sabatons over them instead of plain violet shoes, giving him a much more complex and well- armored appearance. His armor also has a number of small but noticeable cuts, nicks and other signs of battle- scarring compared to his appearances in the main series. Meta Knight's white eyes turn yellow, and Kirby's blue eyes become green (only seen in Super Smash Bros.

His eyes also change color with his emotions in the anime. When they are blue, he feels happy or content; pink, he is amused, or something grabbed his attention; green, he is in deep thought, focused on something, or solving a problem.

When they turn dark red, he is angry, or possibly disturbed or suspicious. If they ever flash a mix of colors, he feels all the emotions that he is flashing. Meta Knight is a playable character in many spin- offs, and is presented in many of the newer games as a . However, if the player waits long enough without collecting the sword, it will disappear, and the battle will proceed. In Meta Knightmare Ultra, he is shown trying to become the greatest warrior in the galaxy, suggesting he prides himself in his strength and skill, yet wishes to continue to grow stronger. The reason for this is never explained. He is calm, collected, and is much more clearly on Kirby's side here, because they are both Star Warriors, and Meta Knight needs to help him for the greater good.

He is shown to passively observe events, and only interfere when needed. However, his training methods are often harsh and dangerous, often putting Kirby's life in danger, but they always manage to make Kirby stronger.

Unlike in the games, he does not seem to hold any opinion towards the laziness of others, and is much less mysterious, as his motives in the anime are rarely ever hidden. This may be a strategical move to prevent being attacked before the battle or to get a better view, but the reason is never officially explained.

Brawl) allows him to manipulate space, and is a powerful weapon in its own right. His signature cape never received its official name, until relatively recently, much like Galaxia. This tends to happen whenever his mask is destroyed and face is revealed, or when he knows he has been defeated. The cape allows him to warp and teleport short distances, and it can be used to surprise an opponent, catching them off guard by teleporting and attacking from behind.

In more recent games, he is seen turning his back to the screen before using it. Meta Knight usually takes it off when fighting Kirby. Brawl, Meta Knight can also use it to ebb out of reality for a short time. In his Final Smash Attack, the cape is used to petrify his enemies and cover the surrounding area in complete darkness, leaving them open to attacks from his sword.

Brawl and his trophy in Super Smash Bros. Melee suggested that the pair of bat- like wings which grant him flight and gliding capabilities are really an extension of the cape. This is also demonstrated in Kirby's Epic Yarn, where the cape is seen fluidly transforming into the wings in Meta Knight's yarn form.

This is not consistently the case, however. In older games and in Kirby's Return to Dream Land, he is seen throwing his cape aside, revealing that his wings are underneath the cape. However, in Kirby Super Star and its remake, Meta Knight throws off his cape, but he uses the cape again after he is defeated. This hints that Meta Knight's cape may be magic in nature, and able to be summoned at any time to escape from tough situations. In earlier games, the spikes were absent from Meta Knight's then- unnamed sword.

In Meta Knightmare Ultra, it absorbs the energy of a defeated foe, allowing Meta Knight to use special actions like the Mach Tornado, Meta Quick and Heal. Galaxia is used by Kirby when he uses the Master.

Copy Ability in Kirby & The Amazing Mirror. When Nightmare tries to take control of Dream Land by corrupting the Fountain of Dreams, King Dedede entrusts Meta Knight with a piece of the broken Star Rod because he knows that his powers and his followers, the Meta- Knights, would prove to be a valuable asset against Nightmare's forces. He appears again in the game's remake, Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land, with the same role, with his updated design similar to Kirby Super Star. By the time Kirby reaches Orange Ocean, Meta Knight challenges Kirby personally before he can reach Rainbow Resort and later the Fountain of Dreams. Meta Knight's true intentions can only be speculated, but it appears that he wishes to prepare Kirby for his final confrontation against Nightmare. Meta Knight attacks Kirby with his sword as well as by brute force via charging into him; Meta Knight can also block attacks which are thrown his way (becoming increasingly frequent as he loses health). He needs eleven hits to defeat.

Regarded as one of the most difficult bosses in Kirby's Adventure, the fight against Meta Knight was made significantly easier in the remake. Additionally, his moves are highly telegraphed and thus can be predicted and countered with enough close attention. Meta Knightmare is the same as the regular game, but the player controls Meta Knight instead of Kirby. Meta Knight plays through the first seven levels and even fights another Meta Knight at the end of Orange Ocean. Due to the fact that Meta Knightmare is a sub- game, the player is unable to save throughout the adventure and must complete it in one sitting from the beginning to the end. Although Meta Knight managed to make an appearance in the spin- off, Kirby's Avalanche, he missed out on Kirby's Dream Land 2 completely (as Kirby's.

Dream Land 2 was developed by a completely different staff than Kirby's Adventure or Kirby's Avalanche).

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Kirby(. As one of Nintendo's most famous and familiar icons, Kirby's round appearance and ability to copy his foes' powers has made him a well- known figure in video games, consistently ranked as one of the most iconic video game characters. He first appeared in 1. Kirby's Dream Land for the Game Boy. Originally a placeholder, created by Masahiro Sakurai, at the age of 1. Super Smash Bros. He has also starred in his own anime and manga series. His most recent appearance is in Team Kirby Clash Deluxe, for the Nintendo 3.

DS. Since 1. 99. 9, he has been voiced by Makiko Ohmoto. Kirby is well known for his ability to inhale objects and creatures to gain their abilities, as well as his ability to float by expanding his body. He uses these abilities to rescue various lands, such as his home world of Pop Star, from evil forces and antagonists, such as Dark Matter or Nightmare. On these adventures he often crosses paths with his rivals, the gluttonous King Dedede and the mysterious Meta Knight, though Meta Knight can be found as a hero, depending on the game. Kirby has been described as one of the greatest video game heroes of all time. The character's design was intended to serve as placeholder graphics for the game's original protagonist in early development, and thus was given a simplistic ball- like appearance. Sakurai switched to the placeholder design for the final character design when he believed that it served the character better.

Shigeru Miyamoto stated that . Nintendo Co., Ltd. Sakurai intended the character to be pink, though Miyamoto originally wanted the character to be yellow.

Kirby does appear white in the game's North American promotional materials and artwork to reflect the character's in- game appearance. Nintendo has said that the more battle ready appearance appeals to a wider audience in North America. He has distinctive oval shaped eyes that are white (eye shine) at the top, black in the center and dark blue on the bottom (all black in early games) and rosy cheek- blushes near his eyes. His body is soft and flexible, allowing him to stretch or flatten and adopt different shapes or open his mouth really wide for his trademark inhale ability. Log Horizon Season 2 English Dub.

According to the Super Smash Bros. The new design has been used in all subsequent games. Personality. He has a positive attitude, and helps to save Dream Land through the use of his unique powers. His age is never directly stated, although he was once called a .

He is often depicted with a voracious appetite. His other hobbies include singing, although he is tone- deaf. In Super Smash Bros. Melee, his trophy profile states that he is an . Kirby plays a prominent role in the Subspace Emissary plot as a protagonist, the story mode of Super Smash Bros. Although he appears cute and innocent, many commercials and ads have contrasted this with his extreme fighting skills when he takes on the abilities of an enemy. Watch My Good Enemy Full Movie. Kirby is a character of few words and rarely speaks in- game.

His dialogue is largely limited to appearances in some games' instruction manuals, and brief comments such as . Despite his lack of dialogue, Kirby narrates the functions of certain Copy Abilities on the pause menu in Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land, Kirby & the Amazing Mirror, and Kirby: Squeak Squad. Kirby gives short descriptions of various menu options when they are highlighted. The concept of Kirby being mostly mute is supported by Masahiro Sakurai's insistence that Kirby does not speak in the anime series. In the Super Smash Bros. There are some notable exceptions where Kirby actually does speak in- game, such as Kirby's Avalanche, Kirby no Kirakira Kizzu and Kirby's Epic Yarn. Despite his loveable nature, he sometimes acts in an impulsive or naive way, such as when he accuses King Dedede of interfering with the Fountain of Dreams in Kirby's Adventure, and then leaves to retrieve the pieces of the shattered Star Rod without receiving a full explanation.

In reality, the Star Rod was going to be taken by Nightmare, who would corrupt the Fountain of Dreams and turn every dream into a Nightmare, and the chest that Kirby wanted contained Dark Nebula, a powerful being with evil intentions. King Dedede and Meta Knight were aware of these problems, and were trying to protect the world. Abilities. Both his mouth and body expand to allow him to inhale things much larger than himself. However there is a limit to what he can inhale; excessively large or heavy foes like bosses can resist Kirby's inhale. Against these opponents Kirby must find smaller objects to use as ammo or intercept his opponent's attacks and send them back at them. Kirby is able to float like a balloon by inhaling a gulp of air to make himself more buoyant, flying slowly by flapping his arms. However, his only method of attack in this state is to spit the gulp of air, sending him back towards the ground.

While in most games he can float indefinitely, he gets tired in some games such as Kirby 6. The Crystal Shards, Team Kirby Clash Deluxe, Kirby Fighters Deluxe and Super Smash Bros.

Kirby's main mode of transportation is a star shaped, flying vehicle called a Warp Star. By clinging to it's side or riding it like a surfboard Kirby is able to move quickly through the air and travel quickly between areas. From the second game onwards, by swallowing foes, Kirby can copy their primary attribute, called a Copy Ability. Giving Kirby new abilities such as gaining fire abilities from inhaling a fiery creature or the ability to shoot needles from his body by eating a spiky creature. Kirby can only have one Copy Ability at a time and must discard his current one if he wishes to use another.

Additionally, if he takes too much damage his Copy Ability will be knocked out of him; though if he's quick he can inhale it again. Kirby Super Star greatly expanded on the concept of Copy Abilities from Kirby's Adventure. Originally Kirby just obtained one technique from a Copy Ability which replaced his Inhale but Kirby Super Star introduced multiple fighting techniques for each ability with their own controls. Additionally while Kirby's Adventure didn't have Kirby's appearance drastically change when he had a Copy Ability, aside from his color changing to orange or snow white, or wielding a weapon for abilities like Sword or Hammer. Kirby Super Star gave each Copy Ability it's own costume, such as a fiery crown for Fire Kirby or a floppy green cap that resembles Link's for Sword Kirby.

In Kirby Super Star, Kirby could sacrifice his current Copy Ability to create a 'Helper', an allied version of the enemy Kirby typically gets that ability from. This feature has not yet been included in later Kirby games, although it was included in Kirby Super Star's remake, Kirby Super Star Ultra and was intended to return in the cancelled Gamecube Kirby game which would have had Kirby able to make up to four helpers at once. Other games have developed his powers even further, often with new ways to utilize his Copy Abilities. As a whole, however, his basic moves have remained the same.

In Kirby 6. 4 Kirby can combine two copy abilities to create new ones. This returns in Kirby: Squeak Squad in a limited form, but only with Bomb and Sword which are both able to combine with Ice, Fire, and Spark. In Kirby's Return to Dream Land, some copy abilities received enhanced versions called Super Abilities. Stronger than normal Copy Abilities, Super Abilities are capable of destroying scenery and interacting with the environment but unlike normal Copy Abilities their use has a time limit. Likewise, in Kirby: Triple Deluxe, Kirby can eat a Miracle Fruit to become Hypernova Kirby, giving his basic inhale ability a temporary boost that allows him to inhale huge objects.

In addition to his natural and copy abilities Kirby makes use of a variety of power- ups and items. In Kirby's Dream Land, Kirby's first appearance, Kirby did not have Copy Abilities.