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| − | {{Quote|Every time you take damage, your vitality will be reduced. When it becomes zero, you will lose one Kirby.|''[[Kirby's Dream Land 3]]'' instruction manual}} |
+ | {{Quote|Every time you take damage, your vitality will be reduced. When it becomes zero, you will lose one Kirby.|''[[Kirby's Dream Land 3]]'' instruction manual}}[[File:KSA Bar.png|thumb|300px|The Health Bar in ''[[Kirby Star Allies]]'']] |
| ⚫ | '''Health'''<ref>[[Water]] [[Challenge]]</ref> (also called '''Vitality''',<ref>[http://www.kirbysrainbowresort.net/games/dreamland/instruction/dl0708.jpg ''Kirby's Dream Land'' instruction booklet]</ref> '''Stamina''',<ref>[[Team Kirby Clash]]</ref><ref>''[[Team Kirby Clash Deluxe]]''</ref><ref>''[[Super Kirby Clash]]''</ref> '''strength''',<ref>[http://www.kirbysrainbowresort.net/games/mirror/instruction/page22and23.jpg ''Kirby & The Amazing Mirror'' instruction booklet]</ref> or '''life force'''<ref>[http://www.kirbysrainbowresort.net/games/dreamland/instruction/dl1112.jpg ''Kirby's Dream Land'' instruction booklet]</ref>) is the visual representation of how many hits [[Kirby]] can take before he loses a life. All playable characters have this and [[boss]]es, [[mid-boss]]es, and in some games, [[enemies]] have their own separate health bars shown while fighting them. |
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| − | [[File:KSA Bar.png|thumb|325px|The Health Bar in ''[[Kirby Star Allies]]'']] |
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| ⚫ | '''Health''' (also called '''Vitality'''<ref>[http://www.kirbysrainbowresort.net/games/dreamland/instruction/dl0708.jpg ''Kirby's Dream Land'' instruction booklet]</ref> |
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==Health Bar== |
==Health Bar== |
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| − | Most of the time health is represented by |
+ | Most of the time health is represented by bars in a meter that disappear as Kirby takes damage, while boss characters get a gauge; though in ''[[Kirby Super Star]]'', [[Kirby Super Star Ultra|its remake]], ''[[Kirby: Squeak Squad]]'', and ''[[Kirby's Return to Dream Land]]'' onward (excluding ''[[Kirby and the Rainbow Curse]]'') Kirby and his [[helper]] use a gauge for their health as well. |
| − | Kirby most often has a default of 6 |
+ | Kirby most often has a default of 6 bars, but it changes from time to time. In ''[[Kirby's Adventure]]'' and ''[[Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land]]'', when played on extra mode, Kirby has only 3 bars. In ''[[Kirby's Dream Land 3]]'', he has 10 health points. In ''[[Kirby & The Amazing Mirror]]'' he could increase the amount of life unit bars by 4, for a total of 10 bars. In ''[[Kirby: Canvas Curse]]'', Kirby starts with 4 bars and can increase it to be up to 7 bars. In ''Kirby: Squeak Squad'', Kirby could also increase his life gauge. |
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| + | ===Damage Gauge=== |
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| + | [[File: HP Bar Damage.png|thumb|right|290px|A damage gauge as shown in [[Parallel Woods]]' Health bar.]] |
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| + | Starting in ''Kirby Super Star Ultra'', life bars will sometimes display how much damage was taken from an attack by showing a section (representative of damage taken) on the life gauge changing color or flashing, rather than the life gauge immediately depleting as it had in prior titles. |
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| + | In ''Kirby Super Star Ultra'', damage taken reflects by flashing a segment on the life gauge, and then receding. This is displayed on all life gauges in the game. |
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| + | In ''Kirby: Squeak Squad'', damage taken is reflected by a red colored segment on his life gauge. Bosses do not have a damage gauge, instead receiving all damage immediately. |
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| + | In ''Kirby's Return to Dream Land'', the playable characters have a red colored segment for their life gauge, similar to Squeak Squad. [[Mid-boss|Mid-bosses]] and Bosses have a flashing damage gauge very similar to that of ''Kirby Super Star Ultra''. This is carried over into the next title, ''Kirby Triple Deluxe''. |
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| + | In ''Kirby: Planet Robobot'', the damage gauge was altered slightly. While Kirby and Meta Knight share the same red colored damage gauge similar to previous installments, the mid-bosses and Bosses now get an orange colored damage gauge, instead of a clear flashing gauge. It would continue to function this way in ''Kirby Star Allies''. |
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| + | ==Enemy/Boss Gauge== |
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| + | Bosses usually have a longer health gauge than the players, and some bosses might have special health bars, such as Void Termina, which have 5 eye-like segments that covers the original health bar. |
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==Recovering Health== |
==Recovering Health== |
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| − | Most games have [[food]] [[item]]s that recover lost health by various increments. The most famous of these is the [[Maxim Tomato]], a large red tomato with an "M" on it that recovers all of a character's health and is said to be Kirby's favorite food. Another common health item is [[ |
+ | Most games have [[food]] [[item]]s that recover lost health by various increments. The most famous of these is the [[Maxim Tomato]], a large red tomato with an "M" on it that recovers all of a character's health and is said to be Kirby's favorite food. Another common health item is the [[Energy Drink]], a drink that generally recovers a third of Kirby's health. Kirby can also share recently-eaten health power-ups with a Helper or another player in a move called "Face-to-Face" by touching them a short time after eating it. |
| − | ==Vitality |
+ | ==Vitality== |
| + | {{Main|Vitality}}In ''[[Kirby & The Amazing Mirror]]'' and ''[[Kirby: Squeak Squad]]'', Vitality is hidden in [[Treasure Chest]]s. There are four of them in ''Kirby & The Amazing Mirror'' and eight half pieces in ''Kirby: Squeak Squad'', and they each increase Kirby's health by one bar. In ''[[Kirby: Canvas Curse]]'', it is only obtainable through [[Medal Swap]] and there are three of them, called Life Boosts. Vitality also makes an appearance as a painting by [[Paint Roller]] in the sub-game [[Paint Panic]]. |
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| − | {{Main|Vitality Heart}} |
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| − | Hidden in certain [[Treasure Chest]]s are ''Vitality Hearts''. There are four of them, and they each increase Kirby's health by one vitality bar. Vitality Hearts return as an item that increases Kirby's health. However, it is not seen as an actual item and is only obtainable through [[Medal Swap]]. The iconic Vitality Heart also makes an appearance as a painting by [[Paint Roller]] in the sub-game [[Paint Panic]]. |
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| + | ==Life Pieces== |
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| + | {{Main|Life Piece}}Life Pieces are Kirby's form of health in the [[Devilish Mode]] of ''[[Kirby's Extra Epic Yarn]]''. The amount of Life Pieces Kirby has when beating a stage is recorded, and they are used to unlock new [[Furniture]]. Kirby can restore any lost Life Pieces by collecting a [[Life Bead]] from [[Prince Fluff]] in the stage. |
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==Related Quotes== |
==Related Quotes== |
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KRtDL Bar.png|''[[Kirby's Return to Dream Land]]'' |
KRtDL Bar.png|''[[Kirby's Return to Dream Land]]'' |
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| − | Void Termina Bar.png|[[Void Termina |
+ | Void Termina Bar.png|[[Void Termina]]'s Health Bar. |
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==References== |
==References== |
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| + | [[es:Energía]] |
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Revision as of 02:24, 22 June 2020
| “ | Every time you take damage, your vitality will be reduced. When it becomes zero, you will lose one Kirby.” |
| — Kirby's Dream Land 3 instruction manual |
The Health Bar in Kirby Star Allies
Health[1] (also called Vitality,[2] Stamina,[3][4][5] strength,[6] or life force[7]) is the visual representation of how many hits Kirby can take before he loses a life. All playable characters have this and bosses, mid-bosses, and in some games, enemies have their own separate health bars shown while fighting them.
Health Bar
Most of the time health is represented by bars in a meter that disappear as Kirby takes damage, while boss characters get a gauge; though in Kirby Super Star, its remake, Kirby: Squeak Squad, and Kirby's Return to Dream Land onward (excluding Kirby and the Rainbow Curse) Kirby and his helper use a gauge for their health as well.
Kirby most often has a default of 6 bars, but it changes from time to time. In Kirby's Adventure and Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land, when played on extra mode, Kirby has only 3 bars. In Kirby's Dream Land 3, he has 10 health points. In Kirby & The Amazing Mirror he could increase the amount of life unit bars by 4, for a total of 10 bars. In Kirby: Canvas Curse, Kirby starts with 4 bars and can increase it to be up to 7 bars. In Kirby: Squeak Squad, Kirby could also increase his life gauge.
Damage Gauge
A damage gauge as shown in Parallel Woods' Health bar.
Starting in Kirby Super Star Ultra, life bars will sometimes display how much damage was taken from an attack by showing a section (representative of damage taken) on the life gauge changing color or flashing, rather than the life gauge immediately depleting as it had in prior titles.
In Kirby Super Star Ultra, damage taken reflects by flashing a segment on the life gauge, and then receding. This is displayed on all life gauges in the game.
In Kirby: Squeak Squad, damage taken is reflected by a red colored segment on his life gauge. Bosses do not have a damage gauge, instead receiving all damage immediately.
In Kirby's Return to Dream Land, the playable characters have a red colored segment for their life gauge, similar to Squeak Squad. Mid-bosses and Bosses have a flashing damage gauge very similar to that of Kirby Super Star Ultra. This is carried over into the next title, Kirby Triple Deluxe.
In Kirby: Planet Robobot, the damage gauge was altered slightly. While Kirby and Meta Knight share the same red colored damage gauge similar to previous installments, the mid-bosses and Bosses now get an orange colored damage gauge, instead of a clear flashing gauge. It would continue to function this way in Kirby Star Allies.
Enemy/Boss Gauge
Bosses usually have a longer health gauge than the players, and some bosses might have special health bars, such as Void Termina, which have 5 eye-like segments that covers the original health bar.
Recovering Health
Most games have food items that recover lost health by various increments. The most famous of these is the Maxim Tomato, a large red tomato with an "M" on it that recovers all of a character's health and is said to be Kirby's favorite food. Another common health item is the Energy Drink, a drink that generally recovers a third of Kirby's health. Kirby can also share recently-eaten health power-ups with a Helper or another player in a move called "Face-to-Face" by touching them a short time after eating it.
Vitality
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Main article: Vitality |
In Kirby & The Amazing Mirror and Kirby: Squeak Squad, Vitality is hidden in Treasure Chests. There are four of them in Kirby & The Amazing Mirror and eight half pieces in Kirby: Squeak Squad, and they each increase Kirby's health by one bar. In Kirby: Canvas Curse, it is only obtainable through Medal Swap and there are three of them, called Life Boosts. Vitality also makes an appearance as a painting by Paint Roller in the sub-game Paint Panic.
Life Pieces
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Main article: Life Piece |
Life Pieces are Kirby's form of health in the Devilish Mode of Kirby's Extra Epic Yarn. The amount of Life Pieces Kirby has when beating a stage is recorded, and they are used to unlock new Furniture. Kirby can restore any lost Life Pieces by collecting a Life Bead from Prince Fluff in the stage.
Related Quotes
| “ | Kirby begins with six bars of vitality. When injured by an enemy, his vitality will decrease by one or more bars depending on the enemy that injures him.” |
| — The number of Kirby's vitality bars. • Kirby's Dream Land Instruction Booklet |
| “ | The life meter is reduced as Kirby takes damage.” |
| — Game Screen • Kirby's Dream Land 2 Instruction Booklet |
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