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Wiz is a boss in the Kirby series, debuting in Kirby & The Amazing Mirror. He is the boss of Peppermint Palace.

Physical Appearance[]

Wiz

Wiz in his slick icy arena.

Wiz wears a flowing crimson cloak, a large top hat, and a golden square brooch just below his shadowy face. He carries a large black-and-white magic wand which is nearly his height. He has no arms or feet (or even a body for that matter), and his gloved hands merely float around his body. Although it is not entirely clear from his in-game sprite, Wiz also has no visible head except gleaming yellow eyes. His sprite also has black pupils, which are nonexistent in his official artwork.

During the battle, Wiz is able to go inside his hat to summon a menagerie of enemies and obstacles. His cloak and eyes get sucked up into the base of the hat, and the hat flips itself over. His hands and wand remain outside of the hat, though. In his "Hat Form" he is able to magically create objects and enemies with a simple tap on the brim of his hat with his magic wand. Upon being defeated, Wiz goes back inside his hat, falls to the floor, and explodes. His red garb, concealed face, and magical abilities make him very similar to another magician-like foe, Simirror.

Games[]

Kirby & The Amazing Mirror[]

In Kirby & The Amazing Mirror, Wiz is a boss that appears at the end of the frosty Peppermint Palace. When the Kirby(s) enter the arena, Wiz floats down to the middle of the screen in his hat. He fights by rushing to different points of the screen, and by going inside his hat, summons a multitude of objects and enemies to attack. Whenever he is inside his hat he is invincible, so the Kirbys will have to attack him before he hides inside it.

Most of the objects that Wiz makes, which range from actual enemies to common household items, don't give an ability. Only four of the objects do, and one of them, the flashing Poisoned Apple, gives the hindering Sleep ability.

List of objects Wiz creates[]

Etymology[]

Wiz's name comes from the word "wizard."

In Other Languages[]

Names, etymology and in other regions
Language Name Definition, etymology and notes
Japanese ウィズ Translates to Wiz.
American English Wiz
German Magico Magico. "Magico" is the Italian word for "magic/magical."
French Magyx Magyx
Italian Kissà Josè Kissà Josè. "Kissà" in Hausa can mean an underhanded dealing or being deceitful, as a magician's sleight of hand would be; "José" (with an acute accent, not the grave accent) or "Jose" is an equivalent to the English name "Joseph."
Spanish Wiz Same as English.

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