Stats

Stats (short for Statistics) are the pieces of data that represent certain aspects of a character or item, properly debuting in Kirby Air Ride.

Games

Kirby Super Star and Kirby Super Star Ultra

After defeating Computer Virus, it will create a window which will comically start computing an increase in experience points for non-existent stats.

Similar messages
You earned [XXX] experience points.	You gained [XXX] EXP! (Not that it matters.)
You earned [X] Courage points!	Your Courage went up by [X]!
You earned [X] Love points!	Your Love went up by [X]!
You earned [X] Friendship points!	Your Friendship went up by [X]!
Different messages
You earned [X] Ambition points!	You earned [X] Beauty points!
You earned [X] Exam score points!	You earned [X] Fever points!
You earned [X] Greediness points!	You earned [X] Happy Smile points!
You earned [X] Honesty points!	You earned [X] Humor points!
You earned [X] Tenderness points!
Your Eye Sparkle went up by [X]!	Your Heroism went up by [X]!
Your Kindness went up by [X]!	Your Maturity went up by [X]!
Your Puffiness went up by [X]!	Your Roundness went up by [X]!
Your Sincerity went up by [X]!	Your Softness went up by [X]!
Your Spirit went up by [X]!	Your Squishiness went up by [X]!

Kirby Air Ride

Main article: Patch

Every Air Ride Machine has a special stat that can be changed with patches in City Trial. These stats are:

Image	Stat	Attribute
	Boost	The acceleration of a vehicle; how fast it takes to reach top speed
	Top Speed	How fast a vehicle can go
	Turn	The handling of a vehicle; how well one is able to turn
	Charge	The charging speed of a vehicle
	Glide	The vehicle's ability to glide
	Weight	How heavy or light a vehicle is; influences Glide and Top Speed
	Offense	The vehicle's attack power
	Defense	The vehicle's damage resistance
	HP	The stamina of a vehicle

Kirby: Planet Robobot, Team Kirby Clash Deluxe, and Super Kirby Clash

“	You leveled up and got stronger!”
	— The player reaches a new level • Team Kirby Clash Deluxe

Team Kirby Clash

In the Team Kirby Clash sub-game, stats now revolve around the form of four main aspects:

• Stamina: the amount of health a hero has
• Attack: how much damage a hero deals
• Recovery: how much health is recovered from a recovery item
• Team Meteor: how much damage a Team Meteor does

These stats are only upgraded by earning experience points by completing quests. Experience for certain stats is reflective of the player's chosen role. Sword Hero focuses on Stamina and Attack with a poor Recovery, Hammer Lord specializes in Attack but has terrible Recovery, Doctor Healmore has excellent Recovery with the cost of poor Stamina and Attack, and Beam Mage having a good Recovery with poor Stamina and Attack. As the player starts reaching the max level, each stat is greatly increased so that every stat is maxed out when the player reaches max level.

Super Kirby Clash

In Team Kirby Clash Deluxe and Super Kirby Clash, three more stats were added with the inclusion of collectible armor, weapons, and fragments:

• Revival Speed: how fast it takes to use a Revival Spell
• Charge Speed: how fast it takes to use a chargeable move
• Material Gain: how many fragments the player receives at the end of a quest

The base stats of the player also increase by earning experience points, however armor and weapons can now be equipped to upgrade the various stats to the player's advantage with the higher rarity pieces of gear having the most benefits. These stat boosts are only applicable to that piece of gear and does not permanently increase the player's base stats. When a weapon is paired with an armor of the same rarity, the effects of both increase by 10%. Additionally, if the player's stamina is full, then the player gains the Full-Strength Attack bonus which boosts attack by an unknown amount.

The player can purchase Champion's Codexes in Shopkeeper Magolor's Shoppe to increase a certain role's base stats. Sword Hero increases Stamina, Hammer Lord increases Attack, Doctor Healmore increases Recovery, and Beam Mage evenly upgrades all the stats.

Kirby Star Allies

In Guest Star ???? Star Allies Go!, the player is handicapped of three major stats:

• Attack: how much damage the team is able to deal
• Health: how much each player has
• Speed: how fast each player can move

Level	Attack percentage	Health percentage	Speed percentage
0 (start)	100%	80%	100%
1	180%	100%	120%
2	220%	120%	130%
3	250%	130%	140%
4	270%	140%	145%
MAX	300%	150%	150%

Each of these stats are all upgraded by collecting the respective Power-Up Heart scattered throughout the levels which will raise them by one stage. Collecting a combined Power-Up Heart will raise all stats by one stage. Up to five can be collected before the respective stat is maxed out.

Kirby Fighters 2

The player collects a Cursed Attack Ring

Stats are only available in Story Mode: The Destined Rivals where there are four main aspects that are shared with the player and their buddy.

These stats are only raised by collecting the stat's respective stones in the Item Room and only last during the chapter they were collected. However, if the player picks up the Auto-Heal and Anti-Ghost cursed rings, it will render the Recovery-Item stat and the Ghost Boost stat to be null and useless to increase as the Auto-Heal ring will triple the amount of health healed after a round but will spawn no recovery items on the battlefield, and the Anti-Ghost ring will make no fighter able to become a ghost. The Cursed Attack Ring will double the player's attack (including any additional increases from stones) but cut the player's total health by 66%. A Cursed Attack Ring icon will also appear next to the Attack stat when viewing current stats.

Attribute	Description	Stone modifier
		Lvl 1	Lvl 2	Lvl 3	Lvl 4	Lvl 5
Attack	How much damage a fighter does	+0.2	+0.3	+0.4	+0.5	+0.7
Recovery-Item Boost	How much health is recovered when picking up a recovery item	+0.6	+0.8	+1.0	+1.25	+1.50
Ghost Boost	How long it takes for a fighter to become a ghost after being KO'd	+0.1	+0.15	+0.2	+0.3	+0.5
Charge Speed	How long it takes for a chargeable move to reach max charge	+0.2	+0.3	+0.4	+0.475	+0.62

The player can view these stats by pressing Y in the Item Room or by pausing the game during a round. The max capacity for every stat change for each chapter. Because each chapter has different capacities, the value of a stone may change to appropriately balance with the capacity size.

• Chapter 1: 300
• Chapter 2: 500
• Chapter 3: 550
• Chapter 4: 750
• Final Chapter: 999

In the Super Smash Bros. series

	This section contains content best covered by other wikis
	External links: *Smash Wiki: Attack Types *Smash Wiki: Sticker *Smash Wiki: Equipment *Smash Wiki: Spirits

Stats are represented in various ways through the series, each iteration mainly focusing on a fighter's attributes.

Attack Types

There are many different forms of attack in the Super Smash Bros. series whether it may be by Arm, Body, Weapon, etc. These stats were introduced in Super Smash Bros. Brawl with the introduction of stickers and have been implemented differently in every installation thereafter. Each of these stats can be changed with the main collectible in each respective installment. For the sake of brevity, the following lists includes the attack types only applicable to the Kirby series characters in every installment, not including any Copy Abilities.

Physical Attacks

This list includes all physical attack types, most of these are condensed into just Physical Attack in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. Attacks paired with a logo with one asterisk means that attack's type present in that installment was changed in another installment; two asterisks means that attack only exists in that game and was either replaced with a different attacking motion that was labeled with a different attack type.

Type	Description	Character
		Kirby	King Dedede	Meta Knight
Arm	Attacks utilizing any part of arm or hand	Jab	Up throw
		Pummel
Body	Attacks utilizing any part of the body besides the Arm and Leg	Dash attack *	Down tilt *	Pummel
		Neutral aerial	Dash attack	Up throw (landing)
		Up throw (landing)	Neutral aerial	Neutral special (Mach Tornado) *
		Down special (Stone)	Up special (Super Dedede Jump)	Up special (Shuttle Loop)
Head	Attacks done with the head		Pummel
			Up tilt
Leg	Attacks utilizing any part of the leg or foot	Forward tilt	Down tilt **	Dash attack
		Up tilt
		Down tilt
		Forward smash	Back aerial **
		Up smash
		Down smash		Forward throw
		Forward aerial	Floor attack
		Back aerial
		Up aerial
		Down aerial	Edge attack	Down throw
		Down throw
		Floor attack
		Edge attack
Spin	Attacks that involve mainly spinning the body or a weapon	Dash attack *		Neutral special (Mach Tornado) *
		Neutral air		Side special (Drill Rush) *
Throwing	Attacks done by throwing an opponent		Neutral special (Inhale)

Weapon Attacks

This list includes all the relevant Weapon attack type sub-categories. All of these weapons besides Sword are condensed to just Weapon Attacks in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate where Sword Attack would become its own type of attack. Attacks paired with a logo with one asterisk means that attack's type present in that installment was changed in another installment; two asterisks means that attack only exists in that game.

Type	Description	Character
		Kirby	King Dedede	Meta Knight
Hammer	Attacks done with a hammer; the Hammer item also applies here	Side special (Hammer/Hammer Flip)	Neutral attack
			Forward tilt
			Forward smash
			Up smash
			Down smash
			Forward aerial
			Up aerial
			Down aerial
			Back aerial *
			Forward throw
			Back throw
			Floor attack (trip)
			Side special (Gordo Throw)
			Down Special (Jet Hammer)
Sword	Attacks done with a sword or blade	Up special (Final Cutter)		Neutral attack
				Forward tilt
				Up tilt
				Down tilt
				Forward smash
				Up smash
				Down smash
				Neutral aerial
				Forward aerial
				Back aerial
				Up aerial
				Down aerial
				Up throw
				Back throw
				Floor attack
				Edge attack
				Side special (Drill Rush) *
				Up special (Shuttle Loop)
				Down special (Dimensional Cape)
				Glide attack **
Weapon	Attacks done with any general Super Smash Bros. item such as the Star Rod; applicable to every fighter and not mutually exclusive to anyone's moveset

Copy Ability-Exclusive Attack Types

This list includes every attack type only obtained by Kirby series fighters through the use of Kirby's Copy Abilities. While these stats can be enhanced, it is not recommended to do so as these attack types are very niche and only usable with the neutral special attack.

Type	Description	Character	Move
Bite	Attacks involving biting opponents with teeth	Corrin	Dragon Fang Shot (bite)
		Wario	Chomp
Energy	Involves any energy-based attack	Byleth	Failnaught (beam)
		Corrin	Dragon Fang Shot (projectile)
		Falco	Blaster
		Fox
		Wolf
		Ken	Hadoken
		Ryu
		Mii Gunner	Charge Shot
		Samus
		Dark Samus
		Mii Swordfighter	Gale Tornado
		Min Min	Punch (laser)
		Palutena	Autoreticle
		R.O.B.	Robo Beam
		Robin	Thunder
		Terry	Power Wave
		Wii Fit Trainer	Sun Salutation
		Zero Suit Samus	Paralyzer
Explosion	Involves any attack that is explosive/causes an explosion
		Diddy Kong	Peanut Popgun (over charged)
		Duck Hunt	Trick Shot
		Ike	Eruption
		Pyra	Flame Nova (launching hit)
		Roy	Flare Blade
		Chrom
		Snake	Hand Grenade
Magic	Involves any magic-based attacks	Hero	Frizz/Frizzle/Kafrizz
		Sephiroth	Flare/Megaflare/Gigaflare
		Sora	Magic (Firga, Thundaga, Blizzaga)
		Zelda	Nayru's Love
Pikmin	Attacks done by Pikmin	Olimar/Alph	Pikmin Pluck + Pikmin Throw
PK	Involves attacks done by psychokinesis	Lucas	PK Freeze
		Ness	PK Flash
Water	Involves any liquid-based attack	Inkling	Splattershot
		Squirtle	Water Gun

Stickers

Only in Super Smash Bros. Brawl, stickers can be stuck to the bottom of a trophy to increase a fighter's attack attributes such as their attack type stats and/or their elemental effects. Many Kirby series stickers can only be applied to Kirby series characters and can be found on the item's respective article. This mechanic is mainly used for the Subspace Emissary.

Customization Stats

Players can upgrade their Mii Fighters and amiibo Figure's stats with equipment in Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U and spirits in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. In the former, stats are represented by three types: Attack, Defense, and Speed whereas in the latter, only Attack and Defense are visualized.

Equipment

Customizing a fighter's stats (Super Smash Bros. for Wii U)

Equipment are items that are used to improve a fighter's Attack, Speed, and Defense. Increasing one stat, however, will decrease another. Increasing Attack decreases Defense, increasing Defense decreases Speed, and increasing Speed decreases Attack.

Below is a list of every standard-type equipment worn by members of the Kirby series. Orange represents Attack, blue represents Defense, and green represents Speed.

Name	Type	Image	Used by
Brawn Badge	Rare Brawn Badge Super Brawn Badge		Anyone
Hammer	1-ton Hammer 100 lb. Hammer 100-ton Hammer		King Dedede
Lollipop	Decadent Lollipop Delicious Lollipop Yummy Lollipop		Kirby
Sword	Steel Sword Silver Sword Legendary Sword		Cloud, Corrin, Ike, Link, Lucina, Marth, Mii Swordfighter, Meta Knight, Roy, Shulk, Toon Link
Coat	Designer Coat Discount Coat Expensive Coat		King Dedede, Robin
Hat	Average Joe's Hat Pretty Sweet Hat Hero's Hat		Diddy Kong, Kirby, Ness
Mask	Enigmatic Mask Heroic Mask Vengeful Mask		Meta Knight
Protection Badge	Rare Protection Badge Super Protection Badge		Anyone
Agility Badge	Rare Agility Badge Super Agility Badge		Anyone
Turbo Boost	Deluxe Turbo Boost First-Class Turbo Boost		King Dedede, Kirby, Meta Knight

Smash Run and Smash Tour

Customization and equipment are heavily used in Smash Run and Smash Tour. When the player starts a game of either of these modes, their stats are greatly reduced, even customized fighters. TO increase their stats, each player must collect items known as stat boosts, one for each stat. Each stat boost can increase its respective stat depending on the size of the stat boost. Before the final battle for both modes begin, the game will show the numerical value for each stat with a line representing that fighter's base stats. Tac can appear in both modes where he often carries a multitude of stat boosts in his sack.

Smash Run

Smash Tour

Name	Image	Stat Increased
Speed		Movement
Jump		Jumping height
Attack		Normal attacks
Special		Special attacks
Arms		Grabbing and throwing
Defense		Knockback resistance; shield integrity

Spirits

Spirit stats

Spirits influence many stats of a fighter including their attack types, their general attributes, etc. Spirits that are labeled to increase stats during a certain condition refer to attack, defense, and move speed even if Speed is not present when viewing a spirit's stats. Spirits fed to an amiibo Figure Player may change their personality trait which is how the amiibo Player behaves in battle.

Primary spirits provide the Attack the Defense rating, the spirit's power being the combination of both numbers. The Attack rating multiplier is 1 + attack×4/10000 whereas the Defense rating multiplier is 1/(1 + defense×6/10000)). If a primary spirit is applied to to a fighter of the same series it originates from, the effects are increased by 10%.

Support spirits are extra spirits that can be applied in conjunction to a primary spirit so long as there are enough slots for it to be applied. The effects these spirits give are always positive being able to grant resistance or immunity to many sources of attacks.

The Rick and Chef Kawasaki spirits give the "Stats ↑ After Eating" and "Stats ↑ ↑ After Eating" effects which "slightly" and "greatly" increases all stats by certain amounts respectively.

Related Quotes

“	Oh yeah, do you know abogut Full-Strength Attacks? Your attack goes up when your stamina is full! Neat!”
	— Bandana Waddle Dee • Super Kirby Clash

“	Improve your amiibo figure's stats by feeding it equipment, or customize its special moves.”
	— The player scans a new amiibo • Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U

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