Kirby's Epic Yarn

Kirby's Epic Yarn
Publisher	Good-Feel, HAL Laboratory
Developer	Nintendo
Genre	2-D Platformer
Players	Single Player and Multiplayer/Co-op
Inputs
Ratings

Kirby's Epic Yarn is the 2010 platforming game for the Wii. It was revealed for the first time on June 15, 2010 at E3.

Overview

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Gallery

Kirby swims near some Blippers in Flower Fields of Grass Land.

Kirby prepares to peel a Patch in either Fountain Gardens or Patch Castle of Grass Land.

Kirby stands on a platform in either Patch Castle or Fountain Gardens of Grass Land.

Kirby prepares to attack an Ooki on a big tree in, most likely, Fountain Gardens of Grass Land.

Kirby holds a bomb and prepares to throw it at some blocks ahead in a level in Hot Land.

Kirby prepares to battle Hot Wings in Hot Land.

Off-Roader Kirby rides toward a Waddle Dee in a Truck Monster in Pyramid Sands of Hot Land.

Spin Boarder Kirby rides the falls in Rainbow Falls of Grass Land.

Kirby parachutes down in a level of Grass Land.

Top Kirby spins his whip (possibly) to twirl this object and raise the dinosaur's head in Dino Jungle of Hot Land.

Weight Kirby is about to pound into this block in Mushroom Run of Treat Land.

Kirby prepares to toss a yarn ball at a Waddle Dee in Flower Fields of Grass Land.

Saucer Kirby is about to pass a Buttonfly (green) and head towards some blocks in Flower Fields of Grass Land (possibly).

Dolphin Kirby swims past some Jelly Jr.s in Blub Blub Ocean of Water Land.

Kirby uses Strength to unzip a zipper in Fountain Gardens of Grass Land (most likely).

Kirby uses his whip in Lava Landing of Hot Land.

Kirby uses Pendulum in Flower Fields of Grass Land (possibly).

Tank Kirby fires missiles at a Bronto Burt (winged insect-like creature) and a Bomber (missile-shaped enemy with a light-colred face behind the Bronto Burt) in Whispy Woods of Dream Land (most likely). .

Kirby nears a Waddle Dee in a level in Grass Land.

Kirby prepares to attack a Dandan in Big-Bean Vine of Grass Land while some Balloon Waddle Dees pass by.

Kirby battles Capamari in Water Land.

Fire Engine Kirby sprays water at a lava geyser (Vent) in a level in Hot Landing.

Off-Roader Kirby rides toward a Waddle Dee in a Truck Monster in Pyramid Sands of Hot Land.

Kirby prepares to attack a Swadclod who has become a Cyclod while Prince Fluff peels off a Patch.

Kirby and Prince Fluff "play around" in Dino Jungle of Hot Land. Those yellow things are Buttonbees.

Kirby stands on a giant, stuffed teddy bear in Toy Tracks of Treat Land.

Kirby maneuvers around two yellow Tyrannosaurus Rex' mouths in Dino Jungle of Hot Land.

Kirby tries to grab a missile in a level in Hot Land.

Kirby prepares to throw something at a nearby Waddle Dee in Splash Beach of Water Land.

Kirby prepares to attack some type of Mariner in Boom Boatyard of Water Land.

Kirby jumps toward a Chilly on a platform in a level in Snow Land ( it is possibly Frosty Wheel).

Kirby is about to enter Secret Island on Water Land's map.

Kirby uses his whip move in Secret Island of Water Land.

Kirby travels through Dark Manor of Treat Land.

Kirby uses his whip move near a Parasol Waddle Dee while Prince Fluff waits on him. This is in Rainbow Falls of Grass Land (possibly).

Prince Fluff and Kirby have transformed into Cars and are about to ram two Waddle Dees. This is in either Fountain Gardens or Patch Castle of Grass Land.

Dolphin Kirby prepares to swim into a hoop under two Sawgills in Blub Blub Ocean of Water Land.

Kirby uses his whip in Cozy Cabin of Snow Land.

Kirby crouches in Snowy Fields of Snow Land.

Kirby nears an Amprey (purple and green, snake-like creature that is in the miss of turning) in Deep-Dive Deep of Water Land.

Something in the story is happening... This is most likely the connection of Water Land to Snow Land.

Kirby nears a Blipper in Deep-Dive Deep of Water Land.

Kirby jumps while Prince Fluff uses his yarn whip to attack a Waddle Dee in Mushroom Run of Treat Land.

This is the game's disc.

This is the back cover of the North American version of Kirby's Epic Yarn.

This is the artwork of many different things in Kirby's Epic Yarn.

This is the artwork of Patch Land, even though Kirby and Prince Fluff can be seen on it.

This is the artwork of Yin-Yarn, the evil sorcerer, in Kirby's Epic Yarn.

This is the artwork of King Dedede after he is brainwashed in Kirby's Epic Yarn.

This is the artwork of Meta Knight in Kirby's Epic Yarn.

Trivia

• Kirby's Epic Yarn was rated so good that its critical reception was the most positive out of all Kirby games.
• Instead of saying "Grass feels like pants," at the intro of the North American version of the game, Kirby says "Grass feels like trousers" in the European version of the game.
• Kirby's Epic Yarn and Yoshi's Story are very similar to one another. The early levels in Yoshi's Story, as well as the whole game in Kirby's Epic Yarn are made of crafts materials. Both games are the first of their series to go onto a current generation console.
• This is the first game since Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards where Kirby's voice is heard on a current generation console outside of the Super Smash Bros. series.
• Meta Knight's mask does not fall off after he is defeated. His eyes flash from purple to yellow to show that he is being controlled by Yin-Yarn.
• This is the second Kirby game where currency is used, the other being Kirby Super Star Ultra.
• This is the first Kirby game to have a narration, as well as captions.
• Kirby's Epic Yarn is one of the few Kirby games to lack Copy Abilities.
• Kirby does not get a snorkel when he enters water in this game, much like in Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards.
• Kirby's Epic Yarn is one of, or if not, the only Kirby game where the Warp Star is not present at all.
• One of the many fabrics that Kirby can collect is called the "Fabricom fabric". This fabric features many Fabricom designs and is obviously a reference to the game console.
• This game is the only game so far to have an ability for underwater purposes.
• This game is one of the few Kirby games where completing the sub-games is required for 100% completion. The other games that feature this include Kirby's Dream Land 2 and Kirby's Dream Land 3.
• Kirby's yarn whip greatly resembles the Whip Copy Ability in Kirby's Return to Dream Land.