Kirby Bosses
This boss often appears as the first boss in most Kirby games
Whispy Woods
This songs orginal name was spelled using the first letter of each world name.
C-R-O-W-N-E-D
This copy ability orginated in Kirbys Dreamland 3 and was not seen again until Kirby Star Allies
Cleaning
Leader of the Squeak Squad
Daroach
First Kirby game to introduce hats for various copy abilities.
Kirby Super Star
This final boss has a stronger form beyond a soul form.
Void Termina/Void
A remix of this song was used for the Green Greens stage in Super Smash Bros 64
Gourmet Race
The rarest copy ability in Kirby Super Star
Paint
The most well known chef in the Kirby series
Chef Kawasaki
This game was Bandana Dee's first time in a major role.
Kirby Super Star Ultra-Revenge of the King
This boss has to be beaten by knocking it into electric walls.
Mega Titan-Kirby and the Amazing Mirror
This song plays when you fight King Dedede in Kirby Star Allies
Swole Dedede Scuffle
While this one time power would appear later as a copy ability, a variation did appear in the orginal Kirbys Dreamland
Mike
Kirbys underwater animal friend
Kine
Kirby's first spinoff game
Kirby's Pinball Land-GB
This enemy is often depicted as common fodder but in one game it was depicted as a boss like role
Waddle Doo
A remix/rearrangement of this song won an emmy.
Meta Knights Revenge
This copy ability got a proper moveset in a spinoff game.
Sleep-Kirby Battle Royale
This character attacked Dreamlands crops and battled Kirby but then aided Kirby later in the same game.
Dynablade
The first Kirby game where you could play as a former antagonist.
Kirby 64-King Dedede
This boss is canon in lore, but none of the battles with it is not.
Galacta Knight.
This plays during the final phase of Star Dreams battle
Vagrant Counting Song of Retrospection
A one time use ability that apeared in Kirbys Adventure and later Nightmare In Dreamland that never received a hat or other appearance alteration.
Light
This flying enemy only appeared in the background in Kirby 64.
Keke
This kirby game was exclusive to the Super Nintendo Entertainment System's Satellaview satellite network.
Kirby's Toy Box