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 Waddle Dee is the weakest and most common land-based enemy in the Kirby games, but in Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards, N-Zs took over that role and only one Waddle Dee is seen in the game. It briefly became a Waddle Doo after Dark Matter possessed it and he befriends Kirby after being freed, and joins up with the team along with Ribbon to recover all the Crystal Shards. | ||
 In the Japanese version of the Kirby: Right Back at Ya! episode Cooking Up Trouble, the Chef Shiitake: All About Cooking scene plays an arranged version of the intro music from Gourmet Race, adding in a few new parts that were not in Kirby Super Star. This theme was remixed twice and used in two Kirby games: Kirby Super Star Ultra (in the Special-Edition Blooper Reel) and Kirby's Return to Dream Land (in Stage 2 of the Scope Shot sub-game). |
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