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| “ | Hey, it’s everyone’s idol! Don't let the cute fool you! He’s a brave warrior who may be small, but his spear packs a huge wallop!” |
| — In-game description • Kirby's Return to Dream Land |
Bandanna Waddle Dee (also Bandanna Dee) is the nickname for the unnamed Waddle Dee who wears a blue bandanna first seen in Kirby Super Star. In the original game, he only made a brief appearance in Megaton Punch, though the remake extends this appearance to Revenge of the King and takes over the role of Arena Waddle Dee.
The Waddle Dee in Kirby's Return to Dream Land who also wears a blue bandanna is simply called Waddle Dee.
Appearances
Kirby Super Star
He is first seen in the mini-game Megaton Punch in Kirby Super Star, as the first and easiest of the three opponents, as he isn't very good at the sport.
Kirby Super Star Ultra
Bandana Dee appears again in Megaton Punch as the first combatant, but his most significant role is in Revenge of the King, a sub-game of Kirby Super Star Ultra, as an advisor to King Dedede. After Kirby defeats everything else King Dedede threw at him, he sent Bandana Dee against Kirby, much to his dismay, as he knew he stood no chance against Kirby. King Dedede decides to spare him, but he still went ahead regardless, out of loyalty to the King.
He has much higher hitpoints than a regular Waddle Dee, but he doesn't offer much in the way of a threat. Kirby can defeat him with a single inhale, and he gives no copy ability. Later, Bandanna Dee reappears as the sole cheerleader for Masked Dedede when Kirby finally reaches him, waving happily whenever Kirby or his Helper gets hurt. His final appearance is walking beside the King in the sub-game's credits.
Kirby Mass Attack
Bandanna Waddle Dee makes a cameo in Strato Patrol EOS along with Sailor Waddle Dee.
Kirby's Return to Dream Land
Waddle Dee is a playable character in Kirby's Return to Dream Land, controllable by players 2, 3, or 4. He is first revealed in the official trailer, running with Dedede behind Kirby, who is carrying his Strawberry Shortcake. While simply called "Waddle Dee", he has the appearance of Bandanna Dee and wields a versatile spear, which he can throw (he gets another), jab with it, or perform a charge attack where he twirls it above his head like a helicopter blade, which makes him fly as well. He appears to have a significant role in the storyline, similar to the case in Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards.
Trivia
- Bandanna Dee is the only playable character in Kirby's Return to Dream Land that didn't appear in the anime or Super Smash Bros. Brawl.
- Bandanna Dee replaces the Arena Waddle Dee in Kirby Super Star Ultra.
- Bandanna Dee is the only boss in Revenge of the King that didn't appear in The True Arena and instead appeared in The Arena.
- Bandanna Dee appears in Kirby Mass Attack, in a minigame. He is cheering on in the Meta Knight arena, which is odd as they do not interact until Kirby's Return to Dream Land.
- Despite Bandanna Dee being defeated by Kirby earlier in The Revenge, he comes back when Kirby battles Masked Dedede.
- Bandanna Waddle Dee is one of the few bosses to help Kirby. The others are Meta Knight, King Dedede, Landia, Dyna Blade, Daroach, and the Lor Starcutter. This does not include the anime.
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References
- ↑ Kirby of the Stars Super Ultra Deluxe Official Nintendo Guide Book (Shogakukan) - p156