Fine Fields

Fine Fields is the first floating island of Floralia and serves as the first level in Kirby: Triple Deluxe.

General Information[]

Fine Fields is a grassland covered with flowers, though caves and thick forests can be found here as well. Boulders and falling evergreens serve as hazards, making Kirby's adventure here more than a walk in the park. This is where the pink puff's journey to free King Dedede from Taranza begins. Kirby needs five Sun Stones to open the boss stage.

The game's first HAL Room can be found in Stage 3 of Fine Fields. In the second room, Kirby must touch the right side of the screen in the background, then return to his starting point to the left. A 3D Warp Star will have appeared in the foreground, and the hero can use it to travel into the background. From there, he can head left to find the room.

Copy Abilities[]

Beam	Beetle	Bell	Cutter
Fighter	Fire	Hypernova	Ice
Leaf	Needle	Spark	Stone
Sword	Wheel	Whip	Wing

Sun Stones[]

Stage 1[]

Inhale the tree with Hypernova. A Sun Stone will appear shortly afterward.
Pull the Slide Blocks with Hypernova. The first one will crush some Durable Blocks and the second one can be moved close to the Sun Stone. Get on top of the second Slide Block and inhale the Slide Block containing the Sun Stone. It will shatter upon hitting the ground, releasing the Sun Stone.

Stage 2[]

Destroy one of the Terrain Blocks in the background to gain access to a Treasure Chest.
In the Cannon room, use the left branching path.
In room with Shotzos, enter optional room. Use the Tilt Bowl to cause the flowers to bloom. The left flower releases a Key, the right flower releases a red Star and serves as a platform.

Stage 3[]

Use the triple 3D Tilt Missile to destroy the Durable Blocks in the background. The lowest one needs to be destroyed to get the Sun Stone.
In the room with the boulders, enter the optional door. Light the fuse and move the block to keep the spark going until it reaches the Cannon
Inhale the fourth Pipe Worm to access optional room. Inhale both Slide Blocks in order to pull back wrecking ball. Pull back wrecking ball all the way to obliterate the wall. Below is a Treasure Chest.
Move the Slide Block to the center of the room to pull away the curtain. The Sun Stone is in the background.

Stage 4[]

In the second room, use Beetle to cut grass to find a Key. Use it on the locked door in the background.
In the area with the Invincible Candy, destroy the Bomb Block blocking access to a 3D Warp Star.
Use the Tilt Gondola to bring the Key to the locked door.

Stage 5[]

Defeat Flowery Woods.

Stage 6[]

In Treasure Chest after defeating Blocky DX.

Rare keychains[]

Stage	Rare keychain	Guide
Stage 1	Star Rod	Pull the wrecking ball all the way back. It will obliterate the wall ahead, allowing access to the rare keychain.
Stage 2	Dyna Blade	Just before the end door, fly up.
Stage 3	Triple Star	In the second room, use Cutter to cut the Grass, releasing a 3D Warp Star and revealing a Bomb Block in the background. Go into the background and destroy the Bomb Block.
Stage 4	Dark Matter	After riding the 3D Warp Star after passing the Grizzo, go to the right.
Stage 6	Magical Paintbrush	When the Lumberjack Waddle Dee cuts down a tree that destroys some Durable Blocks, ride the 3D Warp Star that was left behind. Cut down the tree to destroy some Durable Blocks in the foreground.

Music[]

"Floral Fields" plays in Stage 1 and the first room of Stage 2. "Hypernova Inhale" plays in Stages 1 and 3 after eating the Miracle Fruit. "The Cave in the Sky" plays in Stage 2 after entering the cave. "Tilting the World" plays in Stage 2 in rooms with the Tilt Bowl and in Stage 3 in the room with the Cannon. "Chasing Down the Miniboss" plays in Stage 2 when fighting Mr. Frosty and in Stage 4 when fighting Hornhead. "Strange Rock Rolling from the Back" plays in Stage 3. "Secret Area: HAL Room" plays in Stage 3 while in the HAL Room; this is the title theme of Kirby's Dream Collection Special Edition. "A Forest Hike" plays in Stage 4; this is a remix of the music played in Yogurt Yard from Kirby's Adventure. "Invincible" plays in Stage 4 when under the effects of the Invincible Candy. "Dark Clouds" plays in Stage 5 in the first room. "Bouncing Boss Battle" plays in Stage 5 when fighting Flowery Woods. "Grand Sun Stone Dance" plays upon collecting the Grand Sun Stone. Stage 6 features music from Kirby's Dream Collection Special Edition and Kirby's Return to Dream Land: "New Challenge Stages," which is a remix of "Magolor, Traveler from Beyond" from Kirby's Return to Dream Land, plays in the first, second, fourth, and fifth rooms; "Through the Forest" plays in the third room; "VS. Waddle Tank," which is a remix of the theme of Computer Virus from Kirby Super Star, plays when fighting Blocky DX.

In Other Languages[]

Names, etymology and in other regions
Language	Name	Definition, etymology and notes
	ファインフィールド	Officially romanized as Fine Field.
	Fine Fields
	파인필드	Officially romanized as Fine Fields.
	Blumige Breiten	Translates to Flowery Latitudes.
	Féérie Fantastique	Translates to Fantastic Fairyland.
	Foreste Fiorite	Translates to Flowering Forests.
	Floresta Frondosa	Translates to Leafy Forest.

Trivia[]

KFD Fine Fields — Flower Land in *Kirby Fighters Deluxe*

In Kirby: Triple Deluxe’s Kirby Fighters sub-game, there is a stage based on Stage 1 of Fine Fields. It is called Flower Land.
- In the downloadable Kirby Fighters Deluxe, Flower Land was changed, and the music that plays is the song that plays in Green Greens instead of "Floral Fields". "Floral Fields" instead plays on the Waddle Dee Train Tracks stage.
Scenery from Fine Fields is used as a backdrop for some Kirby: Triple Deluxe-themed badge catchers and badge albums in Nintendo Badge Arcade.
In Kirby: Planet Robobot, the Copy Ability Testing Area and a secret area accessed in Stage 8 of Access Ark are actually located in Fine Fields. Just as the pause menu information for Holo-Coily Rattler 2.0 suggests, Floralia is not mechanized by the Haltmann Works Company due to its location in the sky above Dream Land.
"Floral Fields" appears as a track in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U where it can be played on The Great Cave Offensive stage and Super Smash Bros. Ultimate where it can play on any stage related to the Kirby series.

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Stage 3 (Cannon Tower)
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In Kirby Star Allies, when playing the Guest Star ???? Star Allies Go! sub-game as Taranza, some stage layout in Level 1 is changed to reflect Stages 1, 3, and 4 of from Kirby: Triple Deluxe. Cannons that are used to pass strong gusts of wind represent 3D Warp Stars. Cannon Tower is represented by Big Shotzos mounted on walls.