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That big, round eye is here and ready to glare daggers at you! If looks could kill...
— Quest Description • Team Kirby Clash Deluxe

King Doo is a mid-boss in the Kirby series, debuting in Kirby's Return to Dream Land. He gives the Beam ability when inhaled.

Physical Appearance[]

King Doo is a very large Waddle Doo, about four times the size of a regular one. Unlike most Waddle Doos, however, he has a yellow body, and his eye is purple rather than black. Instead of two strands of black hair above his eye, King Doo has a large, brown ponytail that extends from his forehead. His feet are orange and pointed at the end, unlike Waddle Doo's round feet.

In Extra Mode, King Doo is known as King Doo EX and gains several color changes: his body becomes white, his feet a dark shade of red, and his iris a hot pink tone instead of purple. His hair has become blond instead of brown.

In Kirby: Planet Robobot, King Doo has been mechanized by the Haltmann Works Company and features a metal covering over the top of his head, secured in place by four bolts. King Doo's appearance is otherwise unchanged.

Attacks[]

King Doo attempts to run into Kirby, creating stars for Kirby to use against him when he hits the wall. He also fires his Beam Whip attack in broad arcs, similar to Waddle Doo. Unlike his smaller counterparts, however, King Doo is capable of performing the beam attack while jumping to hit the area beneath him, though he will only do this at low health and if Kirby is in mid-air. He can also unleash a charged-up Wave Beam along the ground, similar to Beam Kirby, and will fire two in a row at low health. Since Kirby is unable to inhale these attacks, they must be avoided.

In Kirby: Planet Robobot, King Doo gains a new attack in which he fires several arcing Wave Beams into the background and foreground. These beams will arc back onto the ground, and will explode on impact.

In Extra Mode, King Doo retains many of his previous attacks, but is faster and does more damage. In addition, he can now fire his Wave Beams twice by default, and upwards at a diagonal angle to hit Kirby if he is in the air. Once King Doo EX reached below half health, he will fire three Wave Beams instead of two, and will start using a new attack in which he charges up, jumps high into the air, and fires five Wave Beams diagonally downwards.

In Kirby: Planet Robobot, King Doo's extra form is known as King Doo 2.0, and he gains another new move. In this attack, King Doo 2.0 will leap across the foreground while firing Wave Beams into the middleground. In addition, he fires two Wave Beams per shot rather than one when he uses his aforementioned attack.

Related Quotes[]

He may be getting sand in his eye, but that's not going to stop him coming for you!
— Quest Description (Tough) • Team Kirby Clash Deluxe
In the final battle, watch out for lightning whips! Don't let Team Kirby be driven back!
— Quest Description (Tougher) • Team Kirby Clash Deluxe

In Other Languages[]

Names, etymology and in other regions
Language Name Definition, etymology and notes
Japan キングスドゥ Translates to Kings Doo.
United States of America King Doo
People's Republic of China
(Traditional)
瓦豆魯篤老大 Translates to Waddle Doo Boss.
People's Republic of China
(Simplified)
瓦豆鲁笃老大 Translates to Waddle Doo Boss.
Republic of Korea 두 왕 Translates to Doo King.
Federal Republic of Germany König Glubsch Translates to King Glubsch. Glubsch is derived from "glubschaugen," which means "googly eyes."
French Republic
(General)
Roi Doo Translates to King Doo.
Italian Republic Re Doo Translates to King Doo.
Kingdom of Spain
(General)
Rey Doo Translates to King Doo.

Trivia[]

  • The spherical, white body and red eyeball that both King Doo EX and King Doo 2.0 have make them somewhat resemble Zero.
  • In Kirby's Return to Dream Land and Kirby's Dream Collection Special Edition, King Doo is internally called "Beholdoo." This was changed to "Kings Doo" in subsequent entries, matching his Japanese name.
  • In Kirby: Planet Robobot King Doo has an unused swimming animation named "TopL_SwimHelper". The "Helper" signifier seems to imply that the animation may have originated during the development of the cancelled Kirby GCN.
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