@@CaptainFisticuffs0 The jewel boss from Rock Star is reused as the second boss in Planet Robobot and the initials HR used on HR-H from 64 and HR-D3 from Return To Dreamland stand for Haltmann Robotics.
18 years. Long after the trilogy ended. It was sort of a subtle collection of games and imagination as time passed than a long and methodology planned out connection. If anything Star Allies is more connected to what I'll call, the Kirby Wii series.
You raise a really interesting point about thematic trilogies and their meanings, but you performed a mostly textual analysis. I would have loved to see you delve more into the themes and motifs the games share, but this was an excellent look at these games regardless.
For a cute game like Kirby, all-loving heroes facing the most darkest and threatening villains who invaded the sugary sweet fantasy world in fiction is nothing new. I mean, Care Bears or MLP aren't afraid to show the darker side when it comes to fighting disturbing villains. That trope is called _"Vile Villain, Saccharine Show"_ which it's one of the my favorite tropes that got me interested and that actually fits for Kirby to make the games more challenging and complex.
@@BergmitetheBlueandPointy0712 I mean, TV Tropes is just a bunch of fiction enthusiasts editing a wiki. There's nothing "official" about either name. If it's accurate and people know what you're talking about, it works.
32:00 surprised you didn’t mention the connection between “Ado” in KDL3 and Adeleine in 64. Although they haven’t confirmed to be the same character to this day, the fact they are similar in both appearance and abilities should be of note when considering their roles in the Dark Matter Trilogy
True but the fact that they went out of their way to label Dark Nebula as a member of the Dark Matter species but haven’t said anything about Ado/Adeleine, even a “oh we didn’t know that it was the same character when we localized 64” makes some people consider them separate characters. I personally believe they are but I guess some people aren’t convinced which is probably why it wasn’t mentioned in this video.
How is this not a narrative-driven trilogy? While not linear, both dreamland 2 and kirby64 source their story from the universal conflict made clear in dreamland 3.
I mostly wanted to make the distinction between this being a stylistic trilogy because I found the elements that are shared between games much more interesting than the story with dark matter itself, and I found that it would be more substantive and interesting if I covered that stuff rather than cover the whole Dark matter narrative
The storylines get resolved the end of each game The only real progress in each story are Dark Matter getting more widespread Other than that they're pretty self-contained
This was an awesome review of the DM trilogy. I remember my uncle bought me Kirby 64 back in the day, I played the shit out of it and never knew about the true ending battle until years later. Great stuff, I also like the various copy ability mechanics they experimented with throughout this series, more games need this kind of experiementation! 💎 Also your faceless profile picture is going to give me nightmares...
7:06 Says Kirby can't inhale while partnered with Coo. But at 10:50 Shows Kirby inhaling an enemy while partnered with Coo. 38:40 I don't remember Miracle Matter's Invulnerability working like that. I know he's Invincible while in his icosahedron form, but I'm not sure on his elemental forms having defenses against other element attacks. I'll need to re-fight him again to make sure though. Rest of the info is good though.
The one thing I take issue with is that the Dark Matter trilogy isn’t strictly a fan designation. It’s been an explicit narrative trilogy according to Nintendo and HAL for a while now. Ironically, they’ve been heavily pushing for the segregation of the original KDL1 due to the existence of Spring Breeze and Revenge of the King, and tend to group DL1 with Kirby’s Adventure/Nightmare in Dreamland and Super Star/Super Star Ultra, and those three all focus on artifacts related to the Nova (The starry path of fountains in SS/U, the specific fountain of dreams that starts the path in Adventure/NiDL, and the sparkling stars that form a small part of the energy of the starry path in KDL/Spring Breeze & RotK)
This is a great retrospective! I'm glad to see these games get the attention they deserve! By the way, you don't actually need to get copy abilities during the Miracle Matter fight. Spitting out the projectiles also works to damage the corresponding form of Miracle Matter.
Not a bad video honestly, though I think the game footage could better align with what you're talking about. You'll often mention certain abilities or mechanics, but the video shows some generic gameplay footage instead of the ability or mechanic being described. I just think more specific footage would make the video a bit easier to follow, especially for viewers who aren't familiar with these games.
This is a rly good video esp for people who are just learning about kirby :) yet still enjoyable for someone who knows about it..... i wish you more views and subs, this video is crisp and clear!!!
I gotta be honest, Miracle Matter is probably my favorite boss in any Kirby game. The design is simple yet still unnerving, the arena is properly atmospheric, the fight itself is very creative, and the MUSIC OH MY GOD
Bro i just played Kirby 64 for the first time in my life so no nostalgia factor for me... let me say this: not only Kirby 64 is the best Kirby game I've played, but one of the best platformers i have ever seen! This combos makes for endless replayability. I've just beat the game for three times in a row (last one being the one where i was collecting all shards and beating special boss)... and i plan to play the game once more! It's a shame that we haven't heard from Shimomura anymore. He did fantastic job and his creative input is very obvious in the game. Thanks for the vid bro! Greetings from overseas!
Great video loved all of the introductory details! Your Kirby Air Ride review was also very informative. Would love to see more stuff like this from your channel, very cool 👍
Being this is a year old video and plus a small channel . I dig it , you should check out this analog horror series about Kirby . It’s cheesy jump scares and all of that but takes the term of one of the old commercials of Kirby “too much kirby” too a whole new level.
I don't know but I think Kirby games should revisit the whole 100% item collection unlocks the true final boss as opposed to the true final boss being at the end of the boss rush sort of thing. It was interesting because it raises the stakes somewhat for the player. I think the last Kirby game to do this actually was Star Allies but that was a side mode. The true true final boss against Void's Zero like form is still at the end of a boss rush.
So, regarding the Dark Matter connections with characters from later games... Dark Mind: Effectively the Mirror Universe's version of Zero, mixed with a bit of Nightmare. Drawcia, Paintria and Vividria: It's hinted at that Adeline made them. A common theory is that she did so under the influence of Dark Matter, but that's unconfirmed. Drawcia Soul has a somewhat Dark Matter like appearance in how it's a ball with a giant yellow pupil-less eye. Dark Nebula: thought to be a form of dark matter, possibly related to Miracle Matter. A very forgettable character, though, so meh. Magalor: No direct connection, but the Master Crown seems to have one. Dark Crafter: thought to be a form of Dark Matter, not confirmed but the similarities are very noticeable. Void: Oh boy... this one's the one that ties a LOT of stuff together. Void has forms that mirror both Dark Matter AND Kirby, and the lore dumps heavily suggest that Void, Kirby and Dark Matter are all related in some way, possibly even simultanious incarnations of the same entity but influenced in different ways. Void also ties the Master Crown into everything. Chaos Soul: Chaos Elfilis' final form. No actual connections to Dark Matter, in fact the whole plot of Forgotten Land sits on the very far end of the "Ancients" side of things, but Chaos Soul itself is an orb with a bunch of smaller orbs floating around it.
0:33 Huh the mother series follows this as well Mother 1/earthbound begginings: weakens gygas by singing the melody of his mother Mother 2/Earthbound: gygs returns along another villain Mother 3: the evil is defeated once for all
This was, AWESOME!! I never got to play any of these 3 games and seeing you delve into the wonders and lore of each game was entertaining to watch and listen to! I do hope you make more, as I enjoyed this very much! also song at 18:14 btw?
I really like The Dark Matter trilogy, probably my favourite Kirby… trilogy? I’m not sure what to call it since Kirby doesn’t have much Trilogies but whatever.
What I don’t recommend is playing them among the rest of the classic Kirby games. They feel like a different beast in terms of pacing, and it’s weird to go from something as fast and snappy as Superstar into Dreamland 3. Definitely play the Dark Matter storyline on its own
I really don't understand this take. I feel like because these two games are different, the player would have a much better time appreciating the Kirby franchise as a whole in terms of creativity. Especially since if you back up a little bit and go from Kirby's Dreamland 1 to Kirby's Dreamland 2 for example, those are two completely different games as well. Not to mention Adventure is definitely harder than your average video game today. And while I like a few of the current games that came out recently, I feel like playing from Return to Dreamland to Star allies just shows how some of the more contemporary Kirby games kind of lack that creative flow, and how HAL's approach is starting to become stale.
@@TheDman214 Never said anything about Star Allies. My take is just skip that one. From performance to creativity, it feels like a game that was just thrown out for the Switch. All I did was say both branches of the series have a different feel and you’re really just disrupting overall game flow going from Sakurai’s faster paced games to the Dark Matter trilogy’s slower feel multiple times. You can still enjoy all facets of the series, just as individual pieces that evolve in their own ways. Either way, not sure why that requires a rebuttal on your part. You can not understand something and still not to try and invalidate said take.
@@TheDman214 dark nebula is in the trilogy so you would have to include squeak squad because dark nebula Is a fragment of dark matter but its probably one of the worst final bosses in the kirby series so I would see why you wouldn't include nebula
@@TheDman214 also we finally got the first full 3d kirby game recently with a full 3d environment it's called kirby and the forgotten land and it's great.
27:08 what are you talking about? by 1996, 3D had already reach full maturity. also. your comment about the n64 'starting a new era' are very inaccurate. the n64 actually arrived two whole years after the other competing consoles. It was actually really late to the party.
How I describe the Dark Matter Trilogy to friends:
"IN THE FIRST AGE IN THE FIRST BATTLE WHEN THE SHADOWS FIRST LENGTHEND ONE STOOD...."
😂😂😂
Zero two
"THOSE WHO FELT THE BLAST OF HIS AIR BULLET NAMED HIM... KIRBY"
Hiiii~ 😄
(Wait th-THIS IS THE GUY!?!?!?)
20:25 This was ridiculously painful to watch
Only took six tries
YEAH I WAS GONNA SAY, God I hate I hate that Scarfy lmao
I like how the lore of the upside down pyramid in Rock Star and the entirety of Shiver Star were indirectly expanded upon in Kirby: Planet Robobot.
they were?
@@CaptainFisticuffs0 The jewel boss from Rock Star is reused as the second boss in Planet Robobot and the initials HR used on HR-H from 64 and HR-D3 from Return To Dreamland stand for Haltmann Robotics.
And then after the trilogy. Star allies became a thing and astral birth void was born!
Is void Kirby, zero, or both
18 years. Long after the trilogy ended.
It was sort of a subtle collection of games and imagination as time passed than a long and methodology planned out connection. If anything Star Allies is more connected to what I'll call, the Kirby Wii series.
@@marrqi7wini54 but its all the kirby series
Void isn't canon, the arenas hold no canon content
@@palladianaltruist8047 Void IS canon, or tell me what is the giant thing we fight at the end of Kirby Star Allies?, a Pillar Men?
Zero must be like: we are never visiting that solar system ever again
Kirby in Kirby 64 visiting Ripple Star: why hello there
You raise a really interesting point about thematic trilogies and their meanings, but you performed a mostly textual analysis. I would have loved to see you delve more into the themes and motifs the games share, but this was an excellent look at these games regardless.
For a cute game like Kirby, all-loving heroes facing the most darkest and threatening villains who invaded the sugary sweet fantasy world in fiction is nothing new. I mean, Care Bears or MLP aren't afraid to show the darker side when it comes to fighting disturbing villains.
That trope is called _"Vile Villain, Saccharine Show"_ which it's one of the my favorite tropes that got me interested and that actually fits for Kirby to make the games more challenging and complex.
Informative comment. Thank you :)
So that’s what the trope is called, I thought it’s called “Tone Contradiction” , very light hearted heroes fighting very horrific and dark villains.
@@BergmitetheBlueandPointy0712 I mean, TV Tropes is just a bunch of fiction enthusiasts editing a wiki. There's nothing "official" about either name. If it's accurate and people know what you're talking about, it works.
Huh. I also associate that trope with Sailor Moon.
though, Kirby is way older than both of those shows, so it's kind of the father of the trope, if not the grandfather
32:00 surprised you didn’t mention the connection between “Ado” in KDL3 and Adeleine in 64. Although they haven’t confirmed to be the same character to this day, the fact they are similar in both appearance and abilities should be of note when considering their roles in the Dark Matter Trilogy
There really isn't any need to confirm it. Ado is literally short for the Japanese word for Adeline, Adorenu.
True but the fact that they went out of their way to label Dark Nebula as a member of the Dark Matter species but haven’t said anything about Ado/Adeleine, even a “oh we didn’t know that it was the same character when we localized 64” makes some people consider them separate characters. I personally believe they are but I guess some people aren’t convinced which is probably why it wasn’t mentioned in this video.
@@RobbertRobbert12345 no, they aint same.
Ado is shortened version of Adeleine's Japanese name. It's the same character.
You forgot something important about Nago: he's kind of a brute.
Seriously, in most copy transformations, Kirby's the one that gets smacked around!
18:46 rip flower, rip friend heart piece
It's called heart stars btw
How is this not a narrative-driven trilogy? While not linear, both dreamland 2 and kirby64 source their story from the universal conflict made clear in dreamland 3.
I mostly wanted to make the distinction between this being a stylistic trilogy because I found the elements that are shared between games much more interesting than the story with dark matter itself, and I found that it would be more substantive and interesting if I covered that stuff rather than cover the whole Dark matter narrative
The storylines get resolved the end of each game
The only real progress in each story are Dark Matter getting more widespread
Other than that they're pretty self-contained
20:24 had me dying
Ultra instinct Scarfy
@@IammeoramI lmao
This was an awesome review of the DM trilogy. I remember my uncle bought me Kirby 64 back in the day, I played the shit out of it and never knew about the true ending battle until years later. Great stuff, I also like the various copy ability mechanics they experimented with throughout this series, more games need this kind of experiementation! 💎
Also your faceless profile picture is going to give me nightmares...
This is a very amazing video looking at the Dark Matter Trilogy. Hope this gets more views.
7:06 Says Kirby can't inhale while partnered with Coo. But at 10:50 Shows Kirby inhaling an enemy while partnered with Coo.
38:40 I don't remember Miracle Matter's Invulnerability working like that. I know he's Invincible while in his icosahedron form, but I'm not sure on his elemental forms having defenses against other element attacks. I'll need to re-fight him again to make sure though.
Rest of the info is good though.
I think they meant Kirby can't swallow with Coo unless he's touching the ground. Or something.
Regardless, it's still a weird mistake.
Yeah miracle matter is only vulnerable to the ability of whatever form its in, and invulnerable in its regular form
@@JohnSmith-wv5km
Yep. If kirby has bomb, he can only attack when MM turns into bomb.
Some creators contradict themselves
Phenomenal video that still holds up three+ years later 🍻
(8:02) I lost it when you said “tribal war dance“ LOL
The one thing I take issue with is that the Dark Matter trilogy isn’t strictly a fan designation. It’s been an explicit narrative trilogy according to Nintendo and HAL for a while now. Ironically, they’ve been heavily pushing for the segregation of the original KDL1 due to the existence of Spring Breeze and Revenge of the King, and tend to group DL1 with Kirby’s Adventure/Nightmare in Dreamland and Super Star/Super Star Ultra, and those three all focus on artifacts related to the Nova (The starry path of fountains in SS/U, the specific fountain of dreams that starts the path in Adventure/NiDL, and the sparkling stars that form a small part of the energy of the starry path in KDL/Spring Breeze & RotK)
I really want a remaster of the Trilogy
I agreed 👍 we need the remaster on Nintendo Switch 😢
started playing dream land 3. Did Kirby just steal that hamster's girl? holy shit Kirby
We need the Dark Matter trilogy remaster on a Nintendo Switch with Kirby's Dream Land 2 and 3 and Kirby 64 remastered 😊😢
This is such a well put together video! I really enjoyed it!
This is a great retrospective! I'm glad to see these games get the attention they deserve!
By the way, you don't actually need to get copy abilities during the Miracle Matter fight. Spitting out the projectiles also works to damage the corresponding form of Miracle Matter.
Cute marshmallow goes on an adventure and meets a Lovecraftian horror.
Not a bad video honestly, though I think the game footage could better align with what you're talking about. You'll often mention certain abilities or mechanics, but the video shows some generic gameplay footage instead of the ability or mechanic being described. I just think more specific footage would make the video a bit easier to follow, especially for viewers who aren't familiar with these games.
This is a rly good video esp for people who are just learning about kirby :) yet still enjoyable for someone who knows about it..... i wish you more views and subs, this video is crisp and clear!!!
In retrospective, "war dance" kind of makes sense.
TH-cam thinks this is Metroid Prime Trilogy
I gotta be honest, Miracle Matter is probably my favorite boss in any Kirby game. The design is simple yet still unnerving, the arena is properly atmospheric, the fight itself is very creative, and the MUSIC OH MY GOD
How can this Chanel only 96 subs? You defenetly reward more Subs
22:59 IT’S PELO, PELO-LUH, *PELO-LUH*
Good ol Pepo
I found my cart for dreamland 2 just the other day and booted it up. Childhood. Omg childhood came flooding back.
Ah yes, my favorite year:
*Wii*
1:22 'trilogies are no stranger to the medium of video games"
ah yes, my favorite trilogy
Bro i just played Kirby 64 for the first time in my life so no nostalgia factor for me... let me say this: not only Kirby 64 is the best Kirby game I've played, but one of the best platformers i have ever seen! This combos makes for endless replayability. I've just beat the game for three times in a row (last one being the one where i was collecting all shards and beating special boss)... and i plan to play the game once more! It's a shame that we haven't heard from Shimomura anymore. He did fantastic job and his creative input is very obvious in the game. Thanks for the vid bro! Greetings from overseas!
Dark matter empire is back
He never disappeared
He got destroyed in crystal shards but that was just zero and Kirby is said to also be dark matter himself.
Give this guy one more subscriber?
Thanks for getting him to 100 subscribers! He really deserves it.
@@alphablue2395 i'll give him my sub
Video: Kirby Related
TH-cam: Oh! you meant Metroid Prime Trilogy!
Great video loved all of the introductory details! Your Kirby Air Ride review was also very informative. Would love to see more stuff like this from your channel, very cool 👍
Being this is a year old video and plus a small channel . I dig it , you should check out this analog horror series about Kirby . It’s cheesy jump scares and all of that but takes the term of one of the old commercials of Kirby “too much kirby” too a whole new level.
Dream Land 2 and 3 are so good! Super underrated
Fandom have a picture of Shinichi Shimomura.
"Tribalistic War Dance" 🤣
8:02
Star Allies is arguably (and I agree that it is) the fourth dark matter storyline game
29:49 when you say this, the only fully textured 3d model is the castle in the background lol
That intro was the longest 2 minutes of my life
The Kirby games collectively known as the dark matter trilogy happens to take place after Kirby Super Star (1996) and before Kirby's Adventure (1993).
sniff sniff....My nostalgia is ringing.
A.K.A. the Spoopy Eyeball Trilogy.
I don't know but I think Kirby games should revisit the whole 100% item collection unlocks the true final boss as opposed to the true final boss being at the end of the boss rush sort of thing. It was interesting because it raises the stakes somewhat for the player. I think the last Kirby game to do this actually was Star Allies but that was a side mode. The true true final boss against Void's Zero like form is still at the end of a boss rush.
also, there's shvier star resembles earth.
And in red Canyon of dreamland 2, red canyon 5-5 is a starblock formation of a naked woman.
So, regarding the Dark Matter connections with characters from later games...
Dark Mind: Effectively the Mirror Universe's version of Zero, mixed with a bit of Nightmare.
Drawcia, Paintria and Vividria: It's hinted at that Adeline made them. A common theory is that she did so under the influence of Dark Matter, but that's unconfirmed. Drawcia Soul has a somewhat Dark Matter like appearance in how it's a ball with a giant yellow pupil-less eye.
Dark Nebula: thought to be a form of dark matter, possibly related to Miracle Matter. A very forgettable character, though, so meh.
Magalor: No direct connection, but the Master Crown seems to have one.
Dark Crafter: thought to be a form of Dark Matter, not confirmed but the similarities are very noticeable.
Void: Oh boy... this one's the one that ties a LOT of stuff together. Void has forms that mirror both Dark Matter AND Kirby, and the lore dumps heavily suggest that Void, Kirby and Dark Matter are all related in some way, possibly even simultanious incarnations of the same entity but influenced in different ways. Void also ties the Master Crown into everything.
Chaos Soul: Chaos Elfilis' final form. No actual connections to Dark Matter, in fact the whole plot of Forgotten Land sits on the very far end of the "Ancients" side of things, but Chaos Soul itself is an orb with a bunch of smaller orbs floating around it.
>Shinichi
>gender unknown
I'd find it very bizarre to find a woman named Shinichi. Pretty safe to assume, I'd say
0:33
Huh the mother series follows this as well
Mother 1/earthbound begginings: weakens gygas by singing the melody of his mother
Mother 2/Earthbound: gygs returns along another villain
Mother 3: the evil is defeated once for all
strange how Kirby’s Dream Land 2 and Kirby’s Dream Land 3 are more often categorized under the Dark Matter trilogy than the Dream Land trilogy
I would like to see a coloured version of kirby dream land 2
there's already a colored version of the first dreamland game, and the author of that colorization said they might do the second game aswell.
I would like to see a remaster of Kirby Dream Land 2 😢
Fun fact: dark nebula has been confirmed to be dark matter.
The use of void in the scores section in a bit ironic.
who even thought a giant eyeball ripping out of its socket was a good idea for the Kirby franchise?
Fact: Kirby Dreamland 3 was never released in Europe due to complications of converting the game from NTSC to PAL.
Kirby 64 IS a good game. Childhood memories or not.
i thought the shiver star design was more reminiscent of nuclear winter caused by war.
20:24 JUST HIT THE FUCKING SCARFY ALREADY
I'm still trying to this day
12:47 KIRBY RIGHT BACK AT YA
4:30 Soooo what you’re saying is is that it’s just like most Kirby games.
This was, AWESOME!! I never got to play any of these 3 games and seeing you delve into the wonders and lore of each game was entertaining to watch and listen to! I do hope you make more, as I enjoyed this very much!
also song at 18:14 btw?
Very nice video!
awesome
Score: V O I D...
K64 is still my favorite dark matter trilogy game
This video was great! 👍
Zero 2, going by the name in the game is 0squared
Could the Mother Series be considered both a traditional AND stylistic trilogy???
I believe they call that an "all-time great" trilogy
@@TheDman214 lololol
I am pretty sure magalor lost control and a stray dark matter basically took over
The master crown is just straight up a Dark Matter
Dream land 2 is all about rainbows yet the game is in black and white lol.
I really like The Dark Matter trilogy, probably my favourite Kirby… trilogy? I’m not sure what to call it since Kirby doesn’t have much Trilogies but whatever.
We actually do know shimomura's gender and appearance. Ther is *one* photo of hom on the internet
You can play KD2 in SNES if you have super game boy or super game boy 2.
watched this vid while drinking tea with 3 cubes of sugar
Great game Void out of ten
I hope Shimamura isn’t really missing. I just hope he or she is anonymous by request
TH-cam: Hmmm.. Metroid Prime Trilogy
does Void Termina count in this category?
I though the first title was Kirby's Dream Land, not Kirby's Adventure
Tis' Dream Land.
He meant one mainline game between the first game of Kirby and the first game of the Dark Matter Trilogy.
What I don’t recommend is playing them among the rest of the classic Kirby games. They feel like a different beast in terms of pacing, and it’s weird to go from something as fast and snappy as Superstar into Dreamland 3. Definitely play the Dark Matter storyline on its own
I really don't understand this take. I feel like because these two games are different, the player would have a much better time appreciating the Kirby franchise as a whole in terms of creativity. Especially since if you back up a little bit and go from Kirby's Dreamland 1 to Kirby's Dreamland 2 for example, those are two completely different games as well. Not to mention Adventure is definitely harder than your average video game today. And while I like a few of the current games that came out recently, I feel like playing from Return to Dreamland to Star allies just shows how some of the more contemporary Kirby games kind of lack that creative flow, and how HAL's approach is starting to become stale.
@@TheDman214 Never said anything about Star Allies. My take is just skip that one. From performance to creativity, it feels like a game that was just thrown out for the Switch.
All I did was say both branches of the series have a different feel and you’re really just disrupting overall game flow going from Sakurai’s faster paced games to the Dark Matter trilogy’s slower feel multiple times. You can still enjoy all facets of the series, just as individual pieces that evolve in their own ways.
Either way, not sure why that requires a rebuttal on your part. You can not understand something and still not to try and invalidate said take.
@@TheDman214 dark nebula is in the trilogy so you would have to include squeak squad because dark nebula Is a fragment of dark matter but its probably one of the worst final bosses in the kirby series so I would see why you wouldn't include nebula
@@TheDman214 also we finally got the first full 3d kirby game recently with a full 3d environment it's called kirby and the forgotten land and it's great.
@@enigmaticencounterlol3277 dark nebula isn't part of the trilogy. If it was, then so would dark mind, and star allies, and that's really dumb
I think kirby 64 should be remade
And Kirby's Dream Land 2 and 3 😢
13:23 doesn't literally everything slice through air? like even other gases can do that
Star Allies is part of the dark mater trilogy
Maybe
Star Allies is the conclusion of the Modern Kirby Quadrilogy
@@arturocastroverde3349 quartet
Point taken
23:46 Samus Aran!? WTF!?
Great video
Kirby is a dude btw
27:08 what are you talking about? by 1996, 3D had already reach full maturity.
also. your comment about the n64 'starting a new era' are very inaccurate. the n64 actually arrived two whole years after the other competing consoles. It was actually really late to the party.
Dark Matter Trilogy AKA HAL puts eyeball gore in a kids game
😊
I sub
Hey Toshinori
Yo when I see a Dark Matter Kirby video that comes with a Climate Change warning, you know I'm here til the end
And star Ali's
ahh, the love-love stick. lets see what it looks like.CENSORED
23:04 That's not what prevalent means.
The female gooye is not in the Japan 🇯🇵’s KD2. It is a girl from a famicom game and the game is base on china 🇨🇳 myth.
"Wait, but the wii was in 2006, not 2000!
-some idiot
He means these games is on a Kirby's Dream Collection on a wii
"mura" is not pronounced "more-uh"