Everything's Better with Spinning: Moves by spinning.

In its Dream Land 3 appearance the Dekabu just looked like a bigger Kabu before taking its current form in Triple Deluxe.

The Kabu's earliest designs have it looking more wooden in appearance.

Adaptational Heroism: In the anime, a particularly large Kabu serves as both a wise prophet and hiding place for Kirby's Warp Star, among other spoiler-iffic things.

In the games proper, it's an enemy that spews smaller versions of itself and goes down in a few hits.

Adaptational Badass: Its anime incarnation is a sacred prophet and guardian that can hold and heal Kirby's Warp Star.

Shock and Awe: The Elebli, a purple variant of the Blipper only appearing in Mass Attack, is more aggressive and attempts to attack Kirby with electric shocks.Ī statue head that spins and slides around.

The Goomba: The most basic of the aquatic enemies.

note Its original object name from Triple Deluxe, B riterri, makes this more evident.

Giant Mook: The Mamanti, a manta ray esque variant of the Blipper first appearing in Triple Deluxe, is basically a Blipper but bigger.

Fiendish Fish: The Blipper and its variantions are pufferfish-like enemies that are antagonistic to Kirby.

Aquatic Mook: Among the most basic of Kirby's underwater enemies.

Rainbow Curse's description for Blippers suggests that they've either worn them for so long that they're scared to take them off, or they've forgotten they put them on in the first place.

Accessory-Wearing Cartoon Animal: It wears a pair of swim goggles for some reason.

A fish that wears swim goggles that either ignores Kirby or attempts to attack him.

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