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The greatest pink puffball we've grown to know and love, with continuously fantastic entries getting added to the series, with a extravagant and illustrious soundtrack (were you surprised?) that has made the series infamous for its fantastic music. What may seem like just a linear and storyless trek to the end of the game is actually a deep, engaging plot with lore as far as the eye can see. From the Dark Matter trilogy (DL2, DL3, 64), to the quartet of newer kirby games filled to the brim with lore (RtDL, TD, PR, SA) and all the spinoffs, side games, and miscellaneous adventures in between, the Kirby series truly is one that we will cherish for generations, and look fondly into the future, awaiting the future adventures in the tale of the greatest pink puffball the world's ever seen.

A fantastic game with a glorious artstyle and levels that require you to find a key strategy in order to master each and every stage. Illustrious, colorful themes dot each and every level you enter, and don't get me started on the music! The soundtrack is one of the highlights of playing, composed with excellent results; being one of my favorite soundtracks of all time. This is no ordinary platformer, it's a masterpiece!

A fantastic game, with a great cast of characters, unique art style, and the guts to try something new in a time when failure could be imminent. With a prequel that hasn't aged too well, a sequel that's bound to Japan only, and almost no recent news at all, it seems to have been almost forgotten by Nintendo, sadly. Don't see the neglection as a sign that the game is a bad one, it is a hidden gem! Give it a try, and see for yourself! Nintendo has almost left the entire series in the dust, as they didn't rerelease the game and even outright did absolutely nothing for a few important anniversaries from this series' history. Now, we did get the game on the SNES Classic and also a Smash Ultimate event commemorating one of its milestones, but we seem to be having a drought of Earthbound content. But, here's to hoping for something new soon! (this review probably won't age well :P)