Green Kirby is a green colored member of Kirby's species from the Kirby series. In Kirby Air Ride he is a playable character. He is player four in some Kirby games, such as Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land, Kirby & The Amazing Mirror, and Kirby's Return to Dream Land. In other games, he simply serves as a palette swap for regular Kirby, or just a CPU controlled challenger.
The main difference between Green Kirby and Kirby is that he has a differing color scheme. His main body is green, but his feet/shoes are either orange or green depending on appearance. In sprite-based games and games in the Super Smash Bros. series after Super Smash Bros. Melee, they are orange; in 3D games excluding those in the Super Smash Bros. series after Super Smash Bros. Melee, they are dark green.
In official artwork and in the anime, Spark Kirby is depicted as having a green coloration. However, this change does not occur in any of the games.
In Kirby Super Star Ultra, Plasma Kirby appears green. Green is also the color of the fourth player in sub-games for Kirby Super Star Ultra.
Green Spray Paint can be found as a palette swap in Kirby & The Amazing Mirror and Kirby: Squeak Squad. Variants called Emerald and Citrus can also be found. Emerald Kirby is shown with a mint green body and orange feet. Citrus Kirby is shown with a bright yellow-green body and green feet. The former is found in both games; the latter is only found in Kirby: Squeak Squad.
Green Kirby is sometimes called Kusamochi Kābī in Japan. It is a genuine official name by HAL; they, or Sakurai himself, call him this name on the Japanese official site of Super Smash Bros., 'Sumabura Ken'. A kusamochi is a Japanese food; it is a grass rice cake.
In the anime episode The Fofa Factor when Slice n' Splice splits Kirby in two, one of the Kirbys, the "male" one, is green.
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