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Spring Mouth

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Spring Mouth
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Starry Stage(s)Meteor Shower's Arrival, Washed Away at the Cement Summit, Crossing Wondaria, Wastes That Count Time, Crystal Beast Pack Volcano Battle
Obtained fromSpring
Power(s)Take the form of a spring and continuously bounce, with the ability to high jump or smash down.
Comparable toBall, Hi-Jump, Cone Mouth
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Kirby gained the powerful Mouthful Mode ability after he flew through a mysterious vortex. When he finds a large spring in an area where meteors have fallen and stuffs it in his mouth, he can jump super high! Like boing-boing high! Then, while he's aloft, he can smash down like ker-SLAM!
— Figure description from Kirby and the Forgotten Land – Nintendo Switch 2 Edition + Star-Crossed World

Spring Mouth is a Mouthful Mode exclusive to the Starry Stages present in the Star-Crossed World portion of Kirby and the Forgotten Land – Nintendo Switch 2 Edition + Star-Crossed World that involves Kirby wrapping himself around a spring, forcing him to bounce continuously. While using this mode, Kirby can make one especially high jump to conquer large gaps between platforms or smash down in the air to break cracked ground and crystals, and defeat enemies below him.

Moveset[edit]

  • A (or B) - High Jump: Makes Kirby jump much higher than he automatically does.
  • B (or Y) - Smash Down: Kirby coils up and smashes downwards. Can be used at any time to break cracked ground and crystals, and defeat enemies.

Trivia[edit]

  • According to an interview from Nintendo DREAM, the developers planned for Spring Mouth to be included in the original Kirby and the Forgotten Land and was tested during its development, however, it would end up being scrapped at the time. It was revisited for Star-Crossed World due to the enhanced specs of the Nintendo Switch 2 allowing easier implementation.[1]

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Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning
Japanese バネほおばり[2]
bane hōbari
Spring Mouthful
English Spring Mouth -
Traditional Chinese 彈簧塞滿嘴
tán huáng sāi mǎn zuǐ
Spring Stuffed Mouth
Simplified Chinese 弹簧塞满嘴
tán huáng sāi mǎn zuǐ
Dutch Mondvol-springveer[2] Mouthful coil spring
French Ressort transmorphé[2] Transmorphed spring
German Sprungfeder-Stopfer[2] Coil spring-Stuffer
Italian Morfomolla[2] Morphospring
Korean 스프링 머금기
seupeuling meogeumgi
Spring Mouthful
Portuguese Spring Mouthful Mode[2] -[sic]
Latin American Spanish Resorte transmórfico[2] Transmorphic spring
European Spanish Muelle transmórfico Transmorphic spring

References

  1. カービィの形状そのものが不可思議に変わってしまい、その形状ならではの遊びの幅が広がるのがほおばりヘンケイの醍醐味です。まずディレクターたちと実現させたい遊びから組み立ていくのですがこの中で唯一、バネほおばりのみは『ディスカバリー』開発中にも一度検証していたものになります。動きとステージと、両方が合わさりはじめて採用されるのですが、今回はスペックアップもあり、より広い場所へ跳べることとマッチし、改めて実現した挙動になります。 --Nintendo DREAM
  2. 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 2.6 Nintendo Today!

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