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User:Volatile Dweevil/Sig

2010-09-09T00:09:55Z

Can't just blank a sig template. Feel free to change this; it's just a temporary solution.

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User talk:Austin

2010-09-08T23:58:19Z

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	Welcoming you back and testing your connection. {{User:Axiomist/sig}} 16:10, 26 August 2010 (CDT)		Welcoming you back and testing your connection. {{User:Axiomist/sig}} 16:10, 26 August 2010 (CDT)
	:Testing the '''proxy's''' use... but don't tell anyone! :O {{:User:Austin/sig}} 23:19, 26 August 2010 (CDT)		:Testing the '''proxy's''' use... but don't tell anyone! :O {{:User:Austin/sig}} 23:19, 26 August 2010 (CDT)
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		+	OK, thanks for the sig info. {{User:Volatile Dweevil/Sig}}

User:Volatile Dweevil/Sig2

2010-09-08T23:56:00Z

Created page with "{{User:Volatile Dweevil/Sig}}"

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User:Volatile Dweevil/Sig

2010-09-08T23:55:39Z

Sorry, but we don't allow images in signatures

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2010-09-08T23:54:26Z

uploaded "[[File:VolatileDweevilTalk.png]]" A Volatile Dweevil User Image

User:Volatile Dweevil/Sig

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2010-09-08T23:52:03Z

uploaded "[[File:Volatile Dweevil.png]]" A Volatile Dweevil User Image

User:Volatile Dweevil/Sig

2010-09-08T23:46:22Z

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File:Mega Titan.PNG

2010-09-08T23:42:31Z

Summary:

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==Summary==
Sprite of [[Mega Titan]] from ''[[Kirby & the Amazing Mirror]]''.

==Licensing:==
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File:Advance Bonkers.png

2010-09-08T23:33:51Z

Summary & license.

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	+	Sprite of [[Bonkers]] from ''[[Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land]]''.
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User:Volatile Dweevil

2010-09-08T23:33:41Z

Created page with "Hi. I'm Volatile Dweevil, from Pikipedia and Pikmin Fanon. Its nice to have an account here just in case..."

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Hi. I'm Volatile Dweevil, from Pikipedia and Pikmin Fanon. Its nice to have an account here just in case...

File:Advance Bonkers.png

2010-09-08T23:31:43Z

uploaded a new version of "[[File:Advance Bonkers.png]]" Transparency; mirrored so it's facing the same way as most other sprites.

Talk:Kirby & the Amazing Mirror

2010-09-08T22:52:50Z

References:

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	:In theory, we could put literally every other Kirby game on there and state that they are being referenced because they all have Kirby in them. I don't think general things from the ''Kirby'' series like typical enemies and the game concept should count as references. I'm not sure how to describe the concept I have in mind though. If it helps, I put ''Nightmare in Dream Land'' on there because ''Amazing Mirror'' uses the exact same graphics, for instance, so it's very closely connected; ''Kirby Super Star'' is listed because elements previously unique to it (two Copy Abilities and treasure chests) make a return for the first time; ''Kirby's Dream Land 3'' is on there because Dark Mind's appearance is a reference to Zero without the two being the same character; etc. Stuff like that should be on those lists imo; general recurring parts from the series shouldn't.--[[User:Vellidragon\|Vellidragon]] 16:33, 8 September 2010 (CDT)		:In theory, we could put literally every other Kirby game on there and state that they are being referenced because they all have Kirby in them. I don't think general things from the ''Kirby'' series like typical enemies and the game concept should count as references. I'm not sure how to describe the concept I have in mind though. If it helps, I put ''Nightmare in Dream Land'' on there because ''Amazing Mirror'' uses the exact same graphics, for instance, so it's very closely connected; ''Kirby Super Star'' is listed because elements previously unique to it (two Copy Abilities and treasure chests) make a return for the first time; ''Kirby's Dream Land 3'' is on there because Dark Mind's appearance is a reference to Zero without the two being the same character; etc. Stuff like that should be on those lists imo; general recurring parts from the series shouldn't.--[[User:Vellidragon\|Vellidragon]] 16:33, 8 September 2010 (CDT)
	::I can understand that. It's just that Adventure is there for introducing the game's Copy Abilities and Squeak Squad is there for the Enemies and Copy Abilities from the game. Copy Abilities are bound to be repeated. If each game purely used new Copy Abilities, ideas would soon run out. All I'm saying is that the ones that mention Copy Abilities or enemies really don't need to be there. Kirby's Dream Land introduction of Kirby was said for an example because he is like the enemies that appear in other games. [[User:Turtwig A\|Turt]][[Magic\|wig]] [[Wheel\|A]] ([[User talk:Turtwig A\|talk]] \| [[Special:Contributions/Turtwig A\|contribs]]) 17:19, 8 September 2010 (CDT)		::I can understand that. It's just that Adventure is there for introducing the game's Copy Abilities and Squeak Squad is there for the Enemies and Copy Abilities from the game. Copy Abilities are bound to be repeated. If each game purely used new Copy Abilities, ideas would soon run out. All I'm saying is that the ones that mention Copy Abilities or enemies really don't need to be there. Kirby's Dream Land introduction of Kirby was said for an example because he is like the enemies that appear in other games. [[User:Turtwig A\|Turt]][[Magic\|wig]] [[Wheel\|A]] ([[User talk:Turtwig A\|talk]] \| [[Special:Contributions/Turtwig A\|contribs]]) 17:19, 8 September 2010 (CDT)
		+	:::''Adventure'' is there because I'm used to listing that and ''Nightmare in Dream Land'' as the same thing, actually :p It's still got a reason to be there though because of Wiz being based on Paint Roller and Dark Mind sharing so many traits with Nightmare; those two have already appeared in the original game and not just ''Nightmare in Dream Land''. As for ''Squeak Squad'', it's as closely connected to this one as this one is to ''Nightmare'' as it doesn't just reuse game elements from it, but actually reuses their graphics too, and apparently the basic game engine. Its entry should probably be changed to reflect that, though, it doesn't quite make it clear. Sorry for the half-heartedness of those sections, I don't really like "References to/in..." sections (partly because of this very issue on what "qualifies" and what doesn't, which makes them fairly subjective imo), I just wanted them to be there in some form as they seem to be expected in game articles.--[[User:Vellidragon\|Vellidragon]] 17:52, 8 September 2010 (CDT)

User:Volatile Dweevil

2010-09-08T22:52:46Z

New user account

User:Axiomist/Wiki Philosophies

2010-09-08T22:34:07Z

REFERENCING: Wanted Pages cleanup

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	'''Citationist:''' User believes as many statements as possible should be referenced. Even things that are clearly visible in the game could be sourced to written text in Official Guides.<br>		'''Citationist:''' User believes as many statements as possible should be referenced. Even things that are clearly visible in the game could be sourced to written text in Official Guides.<br>
	'''Uncitationist:''' User believes only the controversial points should be referenced.		'''Uncitationist:''' User believes only the controversial points should be referenced.
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Template:DataFire

2010-09-08T22:31:41Z

Testing template by Ember, Deletion request

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Talk:Kirby & the Amazing Mirror

2010-09-08T22:19:57Z

References:

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	:In theory, we could put literally every other Kirby game on there and state that they are being referenced because they all have Kirby in them. I don't think general things from the ''Kirby'' series like typical enemies and the game concept should count as references. I'm not sure how to describe the concept I have in mind though. If it helps, I put ''Nightmare in Dream Land'' on there because ''Amazing Mirror'' uses the exact same graphics, for instance, so it's very closely connected; ''Kirby Super Star'' is listed because elements previously unique to it (two Copy Abilities and treasure chests) make a return for the first time; ''Kirby's Dream Land 3'' is on there because Dark Mind's appearance is a reference to Zero without the two being the same character; etc. Stuff like that should be on those lists imo; general recurring parts from the series shouldn't.--[[User:Vellidragon\|Vellidragon]] 16:33, 8 September 2010 (CDT)		:In theory, we could put literally every other Kirby game on there and state that they are being referenced because they all have Kirby in them. I don't think general things from the ''Kirby'' series like typical enemies and the game concept should count as references. I'm not sure how to describe the concept I have in mind though. If it helps, I put ''Nightmare in Dream Land'' on there because ''Amazing Mirror'' uses the exact same graphics, for instance, so it's very closely connected; ''Kirby Super Star'' is listed because elements previously unique to it (two Copy Abilities and treasure chests) make a return for the first time; ''Kirby's Dream Land 3'' is on there because Dark Mind's appearance is a reference to Zero without the two being the same character; etc. Stuff like that should be on those lists imo; general recurring parts from the series shouldn't.--[[User:Vellidragon\|Vellidragon]] 16:33, 8 September 2010 (CDT)
		+	::I can understand that. It's just that Adventure is there for introducing the game's Copy Abilities and Squeak Squad is there for the Enemies and Copy Abilities from the game. Copy Abilities are bound to be repeated. If each game purely used new Copy Abilities, ideas would soon run out. All I'm saying is that the ones that mention Copy Abilities or enemies really don't need to be there. Kirby's Dream Land introduction of Kirby was said for an example because he is like the enemies that appear in other games. [[User:Turtwig A\|Turt]][[Magic\|wig]] [[Wheel\|A]] ([[User talk:Turtwig A\|talk]] \| [[Special:Contributions/Turtwig A\|contribs]]) 17:19, 8 September 2010 (CDT)

Talk:Kirby & the Amazing Mirror

2010-09-08T21:33:25Z

References:

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	Do the other Kirby games need to be there (except for part of the Adventure/Nightmare in Dream Land mention)? It is a series, and it makes complete sense that it would retain Mid-Bosses, Enemies, and Copy Abilities. You could even put Kirby's Dream Land there for introducing the main character of the game. If they are mentioned, it should be a feature of the game that is unique to it. For example, the Spray Paint should be mentioned in the later game section, because it was a feature that was special to this one Kirby game. [[User:Turtwig A\|Turt]][[Magic\|wig]] [[Wheel\|A]] ([[User talk:Turtwig A\|talk]] \| [[Special:Contributions/Turtwig A\|contribs]]) 16:05, 8 September 2010 (CDT)		Do the other Kirby games need to be there (except for part of the Adventure/Nightmare in Dream Land mention)? It is a series, and it makes complete sense that it would retain Mid-Bosses, Enemies, and Copy Abilities. You could even put Kirby's Dream Land there for introducing the main character of the game. If they are mentioned, it should be a feature of the game that is unique to it. For example, the Spray Paint should be mentioned in the later game section, because it was a feature that was special to this one Kirby game. [[User:Turtwig A\|Turt]][[Magic\|wig]] [[Wheel\|A]] ([[User talk:Turtwig A\|talk]] \| [[Special:Contributions/Turtwig A\|contribs]]) 16:05, 8 September 2010 (CDT)
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		+	:In theory, we could put literally every other Kirby game on there and state that they are being referenced because they all have Kirby in them. I don't think general things from the ''Kirby'' series like typical enemies and the game concept should count as references. I'm not sure how to describe the concept I have in mind though. If it helps, I put ''Nightmare in Dream Land'' on there because ''Amazing Mirror'' uses the exact same graphics, for instance, so it's very closely connected; ''Kirby Super Star'' is listed because elements previously unique to it (two Copy Abilities and treasure chests) make a return for the first time; ''Kirby's Dream Land 3'' is on there because Dark Mind's appearance is a reference to Zero without the two being the same character; etc. Stuff like that should be on those lists imo; general recurring parts from the series shouldn't.--[[User:Vellidragon\|Vellidragon]] 16:33, 8 September 2010 (CDT)

Talk:Kirby & the Amazing Mirror

2010-09-08T21:05:49Z

References: new section

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	:::::Looks like we'll have to report this as a bug in MW 1.16. I know it didn't happen before the upgrade at ZW and I just checked Ball & Chain Trooper. {{User:Axiomist/sig}} 12:43, 5 September 2010 (CDT)		:::::Looks like we'll have to report this as a bug in MW 1.16. I know it didn't happen before the upgrade at ZW and I just checked Ball & Chain Trooper. {{User:Axiomist/sig}} 12:43, 5 September 2010 (CDT)
	::::::The ampersand does work in page titles, the bug just needs to be fixed. [And moving it won't solve the issue, unless you want to get rid of the ampersand completly.] {{:User:Austin/sig}} 13:11, 5 September 2010 (CDT)		::::::The ampersand does work in page titles, the bug just needs to be fixed. [And moving it won't solve the issue, unless you want to get rid of the ampersand completly.] {{:User:Austin/sig}} 13:11, 5 September 2010 (CDT)
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		+	== References ==
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		+	Do the other Kirby games need to be there (except for part of the Adventure/Nightmare in Dream Land mention)? It is a series, and it makes complete sense that it would retain Mid-Bosses, Enemies, and Copy Abilities. You could even put Kirby's Dream Land there for introducing the main character of the game. If they are mentioned, it should be a feature of the game that is unique to it. For example, the Spray Paint should be mentioned in the later game section, because it was a feature that was special to this one Kirby game. [[User:Turtwig A\|Turt]][[Magic\|wig]] [[Wheel\|A]] ([[User talk:Turtwig A\|talk]] \| [[Special:Contributions/Turtwig A\|contribs]]) 16:05, 8 September 2010 (CDT)

Help:Userbox List/Characters/Sub

2010-09-08T20:58:21Z

We're not listing userboxes this way (Deletion Request)

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Help talk:Userbox List

2010-09-08T19:08:21Z

How to add Userboxes: losing my mind with random text earsing

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	So far, I have seen two ways to put userboxes in the userbox list page: (a)hard code everything into it or (b) use templates which act as categories, and add the userboxes to the templates to it makes the page less long and neater. (As seen on [http://www.zeldawiki.org/Help:Userbox_List ZeldaWiki.org]). Of course, there could be a third way, but these are what I saw thus far. Tell me what you think: one could say choice b is the obvious best answer, but it actually may not be. As neat as it may make it, using that may not be necessary, when WiKirby has very few userboxes [to my knowledge]. In the future, when more are made, perhaps then it would be a better time to use it... or should we just do that now? It would be a hassle to create them all, so hard coding them to the page [or something similar to it, atleast] may be best for now. {{:User:Austin/sig}} 02:02, 4 September 2010 (CDT)		So far, I have seen two ways to put userboxes in the userbox list page: (a)hard code everything into it or (b) use templates which act as categories, and add the userboxes to the templates to it makes the page less long and neater. (As seen on [http://www.zeldawiki.org/Help:Userbox_List ZeldaWiki.org]). Of course, there could be a third way, but these are what I saw thus far. Tell me what you think: one could say choice b is the obvious best answer, but it actually may not be. As neat as it may make it, using that may not be necessary, when WiKirby has very few userboxes [to my knowledge]. In the future, when more are made, perhaps then it would be a better time to use it... or should we just do that now? It would be a hassle to create them all, so hard coding them to the page [or something similar to it, atleast] may be best for now. {{:User:Austin/sig}} 02:02, 4 September 2010 (CDT)
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	:Austin, option (a) was what I'd always envisaged using. I know ZW and others use individual templates for each userbox (and that's actually my doing at ZW, since I added the first ones that way). But that has drawbacks, like it being hard to manage, categorise and standardise hundreds of individual templates. Also, it makes it harder for users to create their own uderboxes. I'd much prefer that we just use the raw customisable code; I know it looks less user friendly, but all you have to do is copy each userbox onto a new line. It then means anyone can tweak the text or colours to their heart's content, and it's actually much easier and quicker to create new ones. I've edited this page to give an example of how it would work. [[User:Adam\|Adam]] 07:49, 8 September 2010 (CDT)		:Austin, option (a) was what I'd always envisaged using. I know ZW and others use individual templates for each userbox (and that's actually my doing at ZW, since I added the first ones that way). But that has drawbacks, like it being hard to manage, categorise and standardise hundreds of individual templates. Also, it makes it harder for users to create their own uderboxes. I'd much prefer that we just use the raw customisable code; I know it looks less user friendly, but all you have to do is copy each userbox onto a new line. It then means anyone can tweak the text or colours to their heart's content, and it's actually much easier and quicker to create new ones. I've edited this page to give an example of how it would work. [[User:Adam\|Adam]] 07:49, 8 September 2010 (CDT)
-		+	::Customisable code like that has drawbacks, too, as it's harder to find out who is using a certain userbox. Still though, I prefer this method myself; when I made my user page on the Super Mario Wiki, there were some boxes with colour schemes that I really didn't like - as the code is provided at SMW though, I could change those easily. I only made my userboxes here as templates because the instructions on this page state it as a necessity, actually; if we're going to do these this way, the text should be altered accordingly.--[[User:Vellidragon\|Vellidragon]] 09:08, 8 September 2010 (CDT
-	::Customisable code like that has drawbacks, too, as it's harder to find out who is using a certain userbox. Still though, I prefer this method myself; when I made my user page on the Super Mario Wiki, there were some boxes with colour schemes that I really didn't like - as the code is provided at SMW though, I could change those easily. I only made my userboxes here as templates because the instructions on this page state it as a necessity, actually; if we're going to do these this way, the text should be altered accordingly.--[[User:Vellidragon\|Vellidragon]] 09:08, 8 September 2010 (CDT)	+	:::Ok, I was actually for option (a) to begin with if you couldn't tell. I think there are links to wanted templates which were copied from ZW to set this up how they (you) did. I'll just have to delete them, but that's ok since wanted pages are my favorite pray of all. =) {{:User:Austin/sig}} 13:53, 8 September 2010 (CDT)

Kirby (series)

2010-09-08T18:07:45Z

Correcting a link.

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-	The '''Kirby''' series is a series consisting of 20 games, with another on the way released by [[Nintendo]] and [[~~Hal~~ Laboratory]]. It features [[Kirby]], a small pink creature that can swallow and copy the abilities of others. The series' first game was [[Kirby's Dream Land]], which was released in Japan of February 17, 1992 and in the US on April 19, 1992.	+	The '''Kirby''' series is a series consisting of 20 games, with another on the way released by [[Nintendo]] and [[HAL Laboratory]]. It features [[Kirby]], a small pink creature that can swallow and copy the abilities of others. The series' first game was [[Kirby's Dream Land]], which was released in Japan of February 17, 1992 and in the US on April 19, 1992.
	==Game play==		==Game play==
	Most games in the Kirby series involve Kirby having to get from the start of a room to a door or another object. To get through, Kirby must pass by many enemies, most of which will give Kirby an ability when he swallows them. Kirby has a limited amount of lives and has a limited number of hits for each life. If Kirby loses a part of his life, he can eat a [[Maxim Tomato]] or other items to get some of it back. In some games, after Kirby finishes a level, he plays a mini-game which could give him extra lives.		Most games in the Kirby series involve Kirby having to get from the start of a room to a door or another object. To get through, Kirby must pass by many enemies, most of which will give Kirby an ability when he swallows them. Kirby has a limited amount of lives and has a limited number of hits for each life. If Kirby loses a part of his life, he can eat a [[Maxim Tomato]] or other items to get some of it back. In some games, after Kirby finishes a level, he plays a mini-game which could give him extra lives.

Heavy Knight

2010-09-08T17:56:41Z

Infobox & image.

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-	'''Heavy Knight''' is comparable to the other sword-wielding knight enemies, [[Blade Knight]] and [[Sword Knight]]. Heavy Knight is obviously the larger of the group. This iron clad warrior debuts in ''[[Kirby & the Amazing Mirror]]''. He can often be found guarding a [[mirror]] portal, [[treasure chest]], [[switch]], or just [[Kirby\|Kirby's]] access through the area. Swallowing a Heavy Knight requires use of the [[Super Inhale]] power of Kirby. As expected, the knight ~~will yield a~~ [[Sword]] ability.	+	'''Heavy Knight''' is comparable to the other sword-wielding knight enemies, [[Blade Knight]] and [[Sword Knight]]. Heavy Knight is obviously the larger of the group. This iron clad warrior debuts in ''[[Kirby & the Amazing Mirror]]''. He can often be found guarding a [[mirror]] portal, [[treasure chest]], [[switch]], or just [[Kirby\|Kirby's]] access through the area. Swallowing a Heavy Knight requires use of the [[Super Inhale]] power of Kirby. As expected, the knight yields the [[Sword]] [[Copy Ability\|ability]].

	Heavy Knight appears to have grey armor topped by red and gold trim. Also visible are spikes on both shoulder pads, and a large spike on the forehead of the helmet. Although his movements are slow, his sword strikes swoop down and slice backwards in powerful slashes. Judging by the amount of damage he can withstand and his general size, Heavy Knights are some of the largest enemies that are not a [[Boss]] or [[Mid Boss]].		Heavy Knight appears to have grey armor topped by red and gold trim. Also visible are spikes on both shoulder pads, and a large spike on the forehead of the helmet. Although his movements are slow, his sword strikes swoop down and slice backwards in powerful slashes. Judging by the amount of damage he can withstand and his general size, Heavy Knights are some of the largest enemies that are not a [[Boss]] or [[Mid Boss]].

Golem

2010-09-08T17:49:54Z

Infobox & images, adding some information on Copy Abilities received from them.

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		+	{{Infobox-Enemy\|image=[[File:KatAMGolemBrown.png]][[File:KatAMGolemGray.png]][[File:KatAMGolemYellow.png]]\|caption=Sprites from ''Kirby & the Amazing Mirror''\|game1=''[[Kirby & the Amazing Mirror]]''\|lastgame=''[[Kirby & the Amazing Mirror]]''\|copy ability=[[Stone]], [[Fighter]], [[Wheel]]}}
	'''Golems''' are a type of enemy in ''[[Kirby & the Amazing Mirror]]''. They are egg-shaped stone beings about three times the size of [[Kirby]], which have very short legs, but much longer arms. To attack, they often jump in the air and try to land on Kirby. Golems have a trophy in [[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]] and were supposed to appear in the Kirby Wii game.		'''Golems''' are a type of enemy in ''[[Kirby & the Amazing Mirror]]''. They are egg-shaped stone beings about three times the size of [[Kirby]], which have very short legs, but much longer arms. To attack, they often jump in the air and try to land on Kirby. Golems have a trophy in [[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]] and were supposed to appear in the Kirby Wii game.

-	~~They~~ yield the [[Stone]] ability.	+	Although they usually yield the [[Stone]] ability, the gray and yellow varietes of Golems may also yield [[Fighter]] and [[Wheel]], respectively, if Kirby inhales them while they are attacking.
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Roly-Poly

2010-09-08T17:42:32Z

Adding an image.

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	'''Roly-Poly''' is a common type of enemy appearing only in ''[[Kirby & the Amazing Mirror]]''. It is a round, blue creature roughly the size of [[Kirby]] himself with two circular, black eyes, a short snout and a pair of dark blue feet.		'''Roly-Poly''' is a common type of enemy appearing only in ''[[Kirby & the Amazing Mirror]]''. It is a round, blue creature roughly the size of [[Kirby]] himself with two circular, black eyes, a short snout and a pair of dark blue feet.

Kirby & the Amazing Mirror

2010-09-08T16:44:10Z

Tons of images, adding Blockin and Shadow Kirby, something interesting about Golems.

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2010-09-08T16:32:09Z

uploaded "[[File:KatAMKingGolem.png]]" Sprite of King Golem from ''Kirby & the Amazing Mirror''.

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	:In theory, we could put literally every other Kirby game on there and state that they are being referenced because they all have Kirby in them. I don't think general things from the ''Kirby'' series like typical enemies and the game concept should count as references. I'm not sure how to describe the concept I have in mind though. If it helps, I put ''Nightmare in Dream Land'' on there because ''Amazing Mirror'' uses the exact same graphics, for instance, so it's very closely connected; ''Kirby Super Star'' is listed because elements previously unique to it (two Copy Abilities and treasure chests) make a return for the first time; ''Kirby's Dream Land 3'' is on there because Dark Mind's appearance is a reference to Zero without the two being the same character; etc. Stuff like that should be on those lists imo; general recurring parts from the series shouldn't.--[[User:Vellidragon\|Vellidragon]] 16:33, 8 September 2010 (CDT)		:In theory, we could put literally every other Kirby game on there and state that they are being referenced because they all have Kirby in them. I don't think general things from the ''Kirby'' series like typical enemies and the game concept should count as references. I'm not sure how to describe the concept I have in mind though. If it helps, I put ''Nightmare in Dream Land'' on there because ''Amazing Mirror'' uses the exact same graphics, for instance, so it's very closely connected; ''Kirby Super Star'' is listed because elements previously unique to it (two Copy Abilities and treasure chests) make a return for the first time; ''Kirby's Dream Land 3'' is on there because Dark Mind's appearance is a reference to Zero without the two being the same character; etc. Stuff like that should be on those lists imo; general recurring parts from the series shouldn't.--[[User:Vellidragon\|Vellidragon]] 16:33, 8 September 2010 (CDT)
	::I can understand that. It's just that Adventure is there for introducing the game's Copy Abilities and Squeak Squad is there for the Enemies and Copy Abilities from the game. Copy Abilities are bound to be repeated. If each game purely used new Copy Abilities, ideas would soon run out. All I'm saying is that the ones that mention Copy Abilities or enemies really don't need to be there. Kirby's Dream Land introduction of Kirby was said for an example because he is like the enemies that appear in other games. [[User:Turtwig A\|Turt]][[Magic\|wig]] [[Wheel\|A]] ([[User talk:Turtwig A\|talk]] \| [[Special:Contributions/Turtwig A\|contribs]]) 17:19, 8 September 2010 (CDT)		::I can understand that. It's just that Adventure is there for introducing the game's Copy Abilities and Squeak Squad is there for the Enemies and Copy Abilities from the game. Copy Abilities are bound to be repeated. If each game purely used new Copy Abilities, ideas would soon run out. All I'm saying is that the ones that mention Copy Abilities or enemies really don't need to be there. Kirby's Dream Land introduction of Kirby was said for an example because he is like the enemies that appear in other games. [[User:Turtwig A\|Turt]][[Magic\|wig]] [[Wheel\|A]] ([[User talk:Turtwig A\|talk]] \| [[Special:Contributions/Turtwig A\|contribs]]) 17:19, 8 September 2010 (CDT)
		+	:::''Adventure'' is there because I'm used to listing that and ''Nightmare in Dream Land'' as the same thing, actually :p It's still got a reason to be there though because of Wiz being based on Paint Roller and Dark Mind sharing so many traits with Nightmare; those two have already appeared in the original game and not just ''Nightmare in Dream Land''. As for ''Squeak Squad'', it's as closely connected to this one as this one is to ''Nightmare'' as it doesn't just reuse game elements from it, but actually reuses their graphics too, and apparently the basic game engine. Its entry should probably be changed to reflect that, though, it doesn't quite make it clear. Sorry for the half-heartedness of those sections, I don't really like "References to/in..." sections (partly because of this very issue on what "qualifies" and what doesn't, which makes them fairly subjective imo), I just wanted them to be there in some form as they seem to be expected in game articles.--[[User:Vellidragon\|Vellidragon]] 17:52, 8 September 2010 (CDT)