The “Kirby of the Stars” series celebrated its 30th anniversary since its first release this year. It is a popular series that has produced more than 13 major works, spanning generations from Game Boy to Nintendo DS and Nintendo Switch.
Kirby is a cute pink character who is loved by many people, but the series has various “horror effects” and some players are traumatized. So this time I would like to introduce three traumatic scenes from the Kirby series.
A sudden change in the cute look …
First of all, I would like to introduce Marc, the representative character of Trauma in the Kirby of the Stars series. The character is a wizard with a clown appearance and first appeared in “Ginga Nigai wo” in “Kirby Super Deluxe”.
In the same job, he betrays Kirby and turns him into the ultimate boss, but many people seem to find that appearance of “trauma”. This is because Marc, who originally looked pretty cute, when he becomes the final boss, he grows weird wings and his decorations become quite spiky. Also, the techniques used during the battle are brutal, such as splitting the body in half and creating a non-cardable black hole in the middle.
Also, in the remake version of the same work, Kirby Ultra Super Deluxe, takes on an even more violent form, “Marcusoul”, and its appearance changes in an even more strange and sinister way. When he was defeated, he exploded with a terrifying “gah!” Sound.
Speaking of which, the Super Famicom version of Kirby comes at a premium and is often traded at a price of over 10,000 yen on Amazon.
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Chasing the bright red eyeballs
Next up is the “Zero” final boss from “Kirby of the Stars 3”. Zero, who was doing his best to take over the planet “Popstar” where Kirby and others live, has the strange appearance of a pure white sphere with red eyes.
Even in his normal state, Zero looks creepy, but when he evolves into his second form, the middle part splits like an eggshell and only bright red eyes pop out. Also, it can be said that the appearance of relentlessly chasing Kirby while he sheds something like a spray of blood is an inevitable trauma production.
