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King Dedede heard you were coming and he has called for all the stage bosses to return to Mt. Dedede to protect him. This is going to be your toughest battle yet, but if you've come this far, you mustn't give up. Remember, the people of Dream Land are counting on you!
— King Dedede and His Crew are Waiting on This Mystical Mountain • Kirby's Dream Land Instruction Booklet

Mt. Dedede is a mountain in Dream Land. Not much is known about the mountain itself, other than the fact that one of King Dedede's castles is at the top of it. It is the last stage of Kirby's Dream Land and Spring Breeze, and is set after Bubbly Clouds.

Games[]

Kirby's Dream Land[]

Mt. Dedede serves as the final stage. The main room has four doors, each with a picture of a previous boss. Kirby can enter these doors in any order that he wishes. The doors lead to short versions of the previous stages and then fights the bosses. The door leading to each boss is blocked by a Gordo and can only be accessed if Kirby touches an imposter Kirby. Then Kirby must fight all the bosses, after which he will be able to enter the Dedede Arena for the final bout between him and the king.

Kirby Super Star and Kirby Super Star Ultra[]

In Spring Breeze, the castle is shortened to only two rooms, the first where Kirby can choose an ability (from an enemy), and the second (and last) one featuring the battle with King Dedede. This time, the arena where Dedede is fought now has an audience watching the fight.

Later in Revenge of the King, Kirby must fight Kabula in the mountain's skies, then enter a large castle known only as "The Revenge". This castle is guarded by various enemies such as Spear Waddle Dees as well as mid-bosses from Kirby's Adventure and its remake, such as Phan Phan, Mr. Tick Tock, Grand Wheelie, and twin Fire Lions. This sub-game ends with a rematch with King Dedede, who wears a mask and has a modified hammer (along with an arena surrounded by an electric fence).

In both the first game and Spring Breeze, the castle ends up airlifted by Kirby shortly after sending Dedede flying out of the palace (destroying a section of the Palace), with Kirby having been transformed into a massive hot-air balloon. And travels over to a field before Kirby reverts to his normal form, and the palace is held aloft in the air by the stars that transformed Kirby, with food raining down.

Copy Abilities[]

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Beam
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Bomb
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Parasol
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Stone

Music[]

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King Dedede's Theme
King Dedede RtDDX
King Dedede's Theme
Kirby: Squeak Squad
Music File:KSqSq Dedede.ogg
King Dedede's Theme
Super Smash Bros
Music File:SSBB King Dedede.ogg
Boss Stages
Kirby Mass Attack
Music File:KMS Boss.ogg
Taranza, the Master of Puppetry
Kirby: Triple Deluxe
Music
Dedede's Theme
Kirby: Triple Deluxe
Music File:DDD DDD theme.ogg
King Dedede's Theme
Super Smash Bros
Music File:SSB4 King Dedede.ogg
King Dedede's Theme
Kirby and the Rainbow Curse
Music File:KatRC Dedede.ogg
Dedede's Tridimensional Cannonn
Kirby: Planet Robobot
Music
King Dedede & Meta Knight Medley
Kirby 25th Anniversary Orchestra Concert
Music
Taranza, the Master of Puppetry (Star Allies Arrange ver.)
Kirby Star Allies
Music
The Great King Dedede has Arrived!
Kirby Star Allies
Music
Taranza Sees Right Through You!
Kirby Star Allies
Music
Another Swordsman and King's World to Win
Kirby Star Allies
Music
VS. King Dedede & Meta Knight ver. 2
Kirby Fighters 2
Music
Stage of the Partners Who Shook the Heavens
Kirby Fighters 2
Music
King Dedede's theme is as timeless as the Kirby series itself, as the portly penguin king features as Kirby's main antagonist throughout the games, and is the final boss in Kirby's Dream Land, the first in the series.

The musical motif is recurrent throughout many games and is not limited to contexts involving Dedede directly. The only notable confrontation against Dedede where some variation of the theme does not play is in Kirby's Adventure, when fighting him at the Fountain of Dreams.

Kirby Super Star introduces an extended version of the theme music, which includes Kirby Super Star's main leitmotif, which has been used ever since.

Kirby Star Allies further introduced a new part, which was carried over to Kirby and the Forgotten Land.


Entrance
Mt Dedede 1

Related Quotes[]

The main bosses, which Kirby defeated in each of the four previous stages, are back again at Mt. Dedede. Kirby will have to trek through four brief "mini-stages" and challenge the bosses again. You can choose the order in which you fight the bosses.
— Description • Nintendo Power (Volume #39)

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