Mr. P. Umpkin

Mr. P. Umpkin is a horrific floating pumpkin that serves as a recurring Regular Enemy in the series. Mr. P. Umpkin gives no ability when inhaled. This fearsome jack-o-lantern has so far only appeared in two games so far. He first appeared as an enemy in Kirby's Dream Land, where he replaced Two Face in the extra game. He haunts the halls of Castle Lololo and disguises himself as an ordinary Pumpkin. But if Kirby comes near, Mr. P. Umpkin will spring to life and start to pursue Kirby and attack. Mr. P. Umpkin has slightly more health than Two Face and is a bit faster, certainly making a force to be reckoned with.

Although he hasn't appeared in a platformer after the original, he later managed to make reappearance in Kirby's Dream Course as a common enemy. Here Kirby is required to do a high-angled shot if he wants to smash this pumpkin.

Mr. P. Umpkin, in both games, does not give an ability.

Physical Appearance
Mr. P. Upmkin is a large, levitating pumpkin monster. He has two hollow, triangular eyes and a triangular mouth carved into his front. He has a mouth ful of sharp, jagged yellow teeth (changed to a light orange in Dream Course) and a blunt orange stem. In Kirby's Dream Course Mr. P. Umpkin's stem is green to better resemble an actual pumpkin. He is capable of opening and closing his eyes and mouth, which he does while hiding from Kirby in Kirby's Dream Land.

In the pilot, Mr. P. Umpkin. resembled his in-game appearence (although it was based on early offical artwork from rather than his more up-to-date sprite from Kirby's Dream Course). This was not the case for some of the monsters in the real anime, such as Squishy, Jukid, and others, who had newer and revised designs.

In the Kirby of the Stars Pilot
In the Kirby of the Stars Pilot, Mr. P. Umpkin appears as one of the monsters that Kirby fights. Here he is destroyed by Spark Kirby's powerful electricity attacks alongside Sweet Stuff, Haboki, and others. It turns out that Mr. P. Umpkin and the other monsters were all creations of Nightmare. Like many of the other enemies in the pilot, Mr. P. Umpkin did not make an appearance in the real anime. However, in Scare Tactics - Part I, Kirby dons a jack-o-latern that looks somewhat like Mr. P. Umpkin did in the pilot.