@zimtiki's review of Kirby's Adventure
★★★★
Kirby’s Adventure is the sequel to the game boy game, Kirby’s Dream Land. This game not only pushes the concept of Kirby further, but it introduced us to the copy ability, which is now probably Kirby’s most defining feature. In this game, Kirby has gone on a search for the seven star rods across space, as King Dedede has “accidentally” split them apart. In the first game, Kirby progressed through levels by spitting enemies at eachother. In this game, you can do the same, but you can also SWALLOW enemies and absorb their powers. For example, if you swallow an enemy that’s spitting fire, Kirby will now be able to become a flying fire ball. There are a good amount of different powers to use, and it REALLY adds to the enjoyability of the game. The ending of this game is also wild, and kind of starts the entire concept of how CUTE the Kirby universe is and also how FUCKED UP and DEMONIC it can become when a horrific god-like entity rains fury down on the pink puffball. This game isn’t very hard, it isn’t super long, but it is a CLASSIC. This is the game that solidified Kirby as an official Nintendo mascot.
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