(1. Drop is only in 64. Pluid is who you're thinking of. 2. Dropsos and Pluids don't resemble Drop, it's the other way around, since 64 was released first. 3. I forgot the third thing to say.) |
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| + | {{About|the enemy in [[Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards]]|override=For the similarly-named enemy in [[Kirby & The Amazing Mirror]], see [[Droppy]]. For the similarly-named enemy in [[Kirby's Epic Yarn]], see [[Dropso]].}} |
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| + | |jap_name=ドロップ (Doroppu) |
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| + | |card number = 45}} |
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| + | {{quote|Looking like giant amoebas, Drops do just what their name implies—they drop from ceilings of caves. Keep an eye out for their blue outlines on the ceiling, and make sure you're not under them when they drop.|Description|[[Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards]] Official Strategy Guide (Prima)}} |
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| + | '''Drop''' is an enemy from ''[[Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards]]''. First appearing in the second stage of [[Neo Star]], it hangs down from the ceilings of caves. A group of Drops also functions as a [[Room Guarder]] in that same stage. Drop yields no [[Copy Ability|ability]] when [[inhale]]d. |
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| − | '''Drop''' is an enemy from ''[[Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards]]''. It appears to be a water blob with a red sphere inside its transparent body. This is believed to be its heart or brain. It lives among caves hanging on the ceilings |
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| + | Drop is an amoeba-like creature, much of its body consisting of what appears to be either blue protoplasm or water. The outside of its body has a dark blue outline, and the body itself is translucent. Drop possesses a spherical, red nucleus that remains near the top of its body when it is extended or in the middle when it is compressed. |
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| − | Drop's [[Enemy card|card]] is #45 on page 5/9. |
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| + | Before Kirby approaches, Drop is stationary, and clings to the ceiling. Once [[Kirby]] goes underneath it, however, Drop will elongate and attempt to fall onto Kirby. If it misses, the Drop will land stationary on the floor, and will try another method of attack. When Kirby comes close, the Drop will periodically elongate, attempting to catch Kirby as he jumps; on the other hand, Drop does nothing when Kirby is far away, rendering it harmless. |
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| + | When carried over Kirby's head, the Drop will collapse into water. In this respect, it is similar to [[Sandman]]. |
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| + | ==Etymology== |
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| + | Drop is named after the word "drop." This may refer to Drop's shape: it possesses a droplet-like shape, and it may literally be a drop of water. Alternatively, it may refer to Drop's primary means of attack, which is dropping from the ceiling. |
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| − | When over Kirby's head, the Drop will collapse into water. This is similar to the [[Sandman]] because when it is on the ground, it grows taller then shrinks smaller again. A mini-boss battle in [[Neo Star]] Stage 2 features a fight against several Drops, rather than a giant Drop. |
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| + | K64TCS Drop.png|''[[Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards]]'' |
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| + | K64 Drop Room Guarder.png|The [[Room Guarder]] consisting of multiple Drops. |
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| + | ==Sprites== |
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| + | K64 Drop sprite.gif|''[[Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards]]'' |
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Revision as of 22:09, 18 June 2019
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This article is about the enemy in Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards. For the similarly-named enemy in Kirby & The Amazing Mirror, see Droppy. For the similarly-named enemy in Kirby's Epic Yarn, see Dropso. |
| “ | Looking like giant amoebas, Drops do just what their name implies—they drop from ceilings of caves. Keep an eye out for their blue outlines on the ceiling, and make sure you're not under them when they drop.” |
| — Description • Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards Official Strategy Guide (Prima) |
Drop is an enemy from Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards. First appearing in the second stage of Neo Star, it hangs down from the ceilings of caves. A group of Drops also functions as a Room Guarder in that same stage. Drop yields no ability when inhaled.
Physical Appearance
Drop is an amoeba-like creature, much of its body consisting of what appears to be either blue protoplasm or water. The outside of its body has a dark blue outline, and the body itself is translucent. Drop possesses a spherical, red nucleus that remains near the top of its body when it is extended or in the middle when it is compressed.
Games
Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards
Before Kirby approaches, Drop is stationary, and clings to the ceiling. Once Kirby goes underneath it, however, Drop will elongate and attempt to fall onto Kirby. If it misses, the Drop will land stationary on the floor, and will try another method of attack. When Kirby comes close, the Drop will periodically elongate, attempting to catch Kirby as he jumps; on the other hand, Drop does nothing when Kirby is far away, rendering it harmless. When carried over Kirby's head, the Drop will collapse into water. In this respect, it is similar to Sandman.
Etymology
Drop is named after the word "drop." This may refer to Drop's shape: it possesses a droplet-like shape, and it may literally be a drop of water. Alternatively, it may refer to Drop's primary means of attack, which is dropping from the ceiling.
Trivia
- Dropsos, enemies from Kirby's Epic Yarn, and Pluids, enemies from Kirby's Return to Dream Land, closely resemble Drop.
Gallery
