Kirino Tales 2020 April 6th Animated Series

Broom Hatter Broom Hatter appears as a very basic enemy in these following games and is nothing special about it. Once again, Broom Hatter provides no ability and simply waltzes about the level sweeping away the dust. Broom Hatter

Kabu Kabu appears in several of the games throughout the series. Generally, its behavior is confined to spinning around while sliding back and forth. It is also known for fading away and suddenly coming back, leaping about, or occasionally rocketing into the sky on a jet boost. Kabu

Grizzo He simply hops about the stage. Grizzo returns in Kirby Super Star with largely the same behavior. If Kirby lingers in front of him for too long, however, Grizzo is now capable of charging at him. He is weak to the Sizzle and Blizzard elements. Grizzo

Jukid Jukid is an inexperienced martial artist with a pair of expandable, rocket-propelled hands. He attacks by shooting energy blasts, launching and retracting his hands, and charging at Kirby. If he grabs him, he will pound Kirby straight into the ground very quickly, making him lose his Copy Ability if he has one. Upon inhalation, Kirby can get the Suplex ability from him. Jukid

Iron Mam Iron Mam attacks by using the two fist-like balls at her sides. She gives the Fighter ability when swallowed. Sometimes, she'll jump and make a star at her front which Kirby can inhale (though the star only appears in the remake). Iron Mam

Mr. Frosty Mr. Frosty

Chef Kawasaki Kirby Super Star marks Chef Kawasaki's debut. As a mid-boss, Kawasaki has two basic attacks: he can extend his ladle forward to catch Kirby, which drags him back and lets the chef fry him up, dealing damage, and Kawasaki may also reach into his pocket and toss out dishes, either one or three, at a spread of upward angles. These can be inhaled and spat back at him. Other times, Kawasaki either jumps up and down in a fit of rage or walks to the other side of the screen. Chef Kawasaki

Spear Waddle Dee & Parasol Spear Waddle Dee The (now mobile) Spear Waddle Dees toss their spears at Kirby from afar in addition to quickly jabbing with them. They are also seen standing beside King Dedede in the Revenge of the King intro movie and also appear in card form of in the sub-game Card Swipe. The game also introduces the "Parasol Spear Waddle Dee," which is equipped with both a parasol and a spear at the same time. They only appear in a few stages of Revenge of The King and have the same behavior as a Parasol Waddle Dee combined with a Spear Waddle Dee; meaning they float down from the sky and then proceed to attack with their spears once they land. They give the Parasolability when eaten. Parasol Spear Waddle Dee is a very rare variant of Waddle Dee found exclusively in Revenge of the King of Kirby Super Star Ultra. Wielding a spear like Spear Waddle Dee and floating down with a parasol like Parasol Waddle Dee, it can attack Kirby with a spear upo...

Mr. Anglep Mr. Anglep appears in the Revenge of the King sub-game. They are first seen on top of the stronghold in Illusion Islands. It serves as a stronger version of Scarfy, and will turn into a vicious, angry creature if Kirby tries to inhale it or hit it with a weak attack; some Mr. Angleps also transform if Kirby turns his back on them. Compared to Scarfys, Mr. Angleps have more health and don't self-destruct as soon. A majority of Mr. Angleps, unlike Scarfys, will dash in a straight line off the screen in their Mutant form, as opposed to chasing Kirby directly. Like Scarfys, Kirby can get the Crash ability from these enemies if he uses the Copy ability on them. However, Mr. Angleps cannot be inhaled under regular circumstances due to their ability to transform once provoked. They are weak to the Sizzle element. Mr. Anglep

Cawcun Cawcun's attack pattern is virtually unchanged in this game, but it has more vitality and loses the ability to shoot bullets. This enemy is slightly faster than its counterpart, and will occasionally home in on Kirby if it has the chance. Cawcun is not much of a threat on land, but in the air and water, it is a force to be reckoned with. Cawcun

Grumples It is stronger than its counterpart, inflicting two points of damage when it makes contact with Kirby. It attacks just like Kabu by disappearing and then reappearing, but is more unpredictable and frantic. It can also pass through walls in its pursuit of Kirby. Grumples

Flotzo Like Squishy, it can move around on land, jump, and swim through the air. It is faster and stronger than its counterpart, inflicting two points of damage to Kirby when the two collide. Flotzo

Rosely Rosely serves as a harder version of Lovely in the sub-game Revenge of the King. Once Rosely spots Kirby, she will extend her thorn-covered stem and clasp Kirby within her rose petals and continuously damage Kirby until he escapes. Like Lovely, Rosely can be mounted on either the ground or the ceiling, and thus cannot be inhaled. Rosely often swishes around the leaves at her base and occasionally winks at Kirby if she has the chance. She is weak to the Blizzard element and the Cut property. Rosely

Galbel Galbel appears in the Revenge of the King sub-game. It is a stronger and faster version of the bear enemy Grizzo. He acts just like his weaker counterpart, just trotting along and charging when he sees Kirby. Galbels have a tendency to be found asleep at various points in the game, such as in the second room of Illusion Islands. They are heavy sleepers and only awaken when Kirby attacks or gets very close. Additionally, a Galbel is seen in the opening cutscene to Crash Clouds, when one falls on top of Kirby right after he sneezes. The Galbel, still fast asleep, also sneezes after smothering Kirby. Besides being faster, the main difference between Galbel and Grizzo is the dramatic health difference. Galbel has significantly more vitality than its weaker counterpart. It is weak to the Sizzle element. Galbel

 Croucars Croucars acts very similarly to Twizzy. It is just a bit faster, stronger, and has a bit more stamina. Croucars have a tendency to fly directly at Kirby when approached. Croucars

 Sword Knight Sword Knight appears as an enemy in this game, exclusively in Revenge of the King, in which it replaces Blade Knight. Sword Knight's behavior is nearly identical to that of Blade Knight. However, Sword Knight is tougher and attacks more aggressively. Sword Knight