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==Physical Appearance== |
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Haboki is a giant broom. It has a simple wooden handle that points upwards, and face on the bristles. Its face is made up of a pair of eyes and a small mouth. Haboki normally has a happy face, but while attacking it looks angry. It has two bands around its head that hold its bristles on. |
Haboki is a giant broom. It has a simple wooden handle that points upwards, and face on the bristles. Its face is made up of a pair of eyes and a small mouth. Haboki normally has a happy face, but while attacking it looks angry. It has two bands around its head that hold its bristles on. |
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==Gallery== |
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Revision as of 04:17, 20 June 2019
Haboki is a mid-boss in Kirby's Dream Land 3. It gives the Clean ability when inhaled after defeat. It has two attacks. The first is to jump high and crash down to the ground and the second one is to slide against Kirby while sweeping the ground. Haboki also appears in the Kirby of the Stars Pilot, where it, along with several other monsters, was destroyed by Spark Kirby. A similar living broom appears in the anime episode A Novel Approach; it is called the Broom King, and it also grants the Clean ability when inhaled.
Physical Appearance
Haboki is a giant broom. It has a simple wooden handle that points upwards, and face on the bristles. Its face is made up of a pair of eyes and a small mouth. Haboki normally has a happy face, but while attacking it looks angry. It has two bands around its head that hold its bristles on.
Etymology
Haboki's name comes from the Japanese word for broom, ホウキ/ほうき/箒/帚 (hōki).
Gallery
