I certainly would be excited if they did a collab, but I'm not going to riot if we don't, mainly because Wambu JUST released what I think is his longest videos to date in the form of the Spooky's Extra Specimens Ranked video. The guy just released a huge project, and now we want to throw him into a collab, which can be difficult to plan and organize to record and edit together? Let the guy breathe.
Return to Dream Land being number one isn't a surprise to me. Mainly because of its remake. Two new copy abilities with their own respective Challenge Stages, *10* Minigames to play (nine of which return from previous entries and one being completely original albeit using an idea from the original Return to Dream Land), *86* Dress-Up Masks for Kirby and his friends to wear (including some surprising appearances), a new mode focusing on Magolor and what happened after the events of the main game *and* an upgraded True Arena that also has a surprising twist right at the final fight. Seriously, the original Return to Dream Land already had plenty of content to go through on its own, but HAL Labs say no to leaving it as is with some basic upgrades and just went and decided that we needed *more* content to play with.
It still hypes me up like crazy knowing forgotten land is just the START of the new era of kirby. Like if you think its good now, imagine later down the line when they start trying out more stuff and adding different kinds of things in later installments, *in 3D no less.*
@@monitorlizardkid8253 Dude I want that only with 4 players. Like damn a 3d fully realize game with 4 player co-op. At least with 3d, they can have the freedom and able to work in interesting levels for kirby, his friends, and the partners.
Personally Kirby Airride was one of my favorite racing games of all time as a kid and I hope it gets some love this month. Kirby doesn't just ride stars, he rides some seriously sick vehicles!
Deluxe adds so much to the game: New copy abiliites, repurposed minigames from old installments, and even an entire extra mode where you play as Magolor with his Star Allies moveset.
I’d say Forgotten Land is my favorite since, as much as I love the 2D installments, the fact that they finally brought Kirby into the 3rd dimension is what I’d call a HUGE step forward in the franchise. (One of my Top Ten Favorite Games of All Time by far)
Yeah. I love how the copy abilities were reworked to fit the 3D gameplay. Fire is essentially Pyro from TF2, Hammer is like using Paper Mario’s hammer, Sword is surprisingly broken, and did I mention the Can-Opener?
A future game having living, breathing humans would be crazy! Having a normal human try to adapt to the insanity of Kirby's world has so many possibilities!
And at worse, they're boring due to some minor decisions, usually being multiplayer related actually now that I think of it. I mean, star allies, mandatory multiplayer, rainbow curse, put on the Wii u basically because of the desire for multiplayer despite not working with the control scheme. Legitimately, looking back, if they focused more on the single player, both would have been just as good as the other's, it's like Nintendo and hal needed to be reminded Kirby is single player first. Weird.
Kirby sounds like the ultimate gaming series. Pick up ANY game and you're set for a pretty good game. Can't think of a single non-RPG franchise where that's true 🤔
I suppose the closest to that would be Air Ride for me. I wouldn't say I'm dying to play it, but considering its sort-of cult classic reputation, I'd definitely be interested in trying a modern rerelease or sequel. The Gamecube wasn't a system I ever owned, so I never got a chance to play it.
Kirby Squeak Squad. I'm not absolutely raving to play it or anything, but it stands out as my only blind spot in the definite main line games of the Kirby series.
Crystal Shards. Which is why I've gaslit myself into believing HAL is remaking it as we speak. It's thee Kirby game that screams "I WANT A REMAKE" the most.
My personal favorite Kirby games (one of my favorite video game franchises)are Nightmare in Dreamland, Air Ride, Amazing Mirror, Super Star Ultra, Epic Yarn, and Squeak Squad. Played the heck out those of titles 😊
I once saw a video that said return to drramland and forgotten land are connected in concept. You see, the ship that crashes in return to dreamland was build by a civilization that managed to develop dimensional travel, and in forgo labs the people who build it was studying the ultimate lifeform, a lifeform capable of opening portals to other dimensions. So the civilization that built the ship in return to dreamland is the same that used to live in the forgotten land. They just left when they got the ability to open portals and the wild life took over.
PLEASE tell me we’ll be getting a “Top 10 disturbing Kirby moments” later this month. There is so much disturbing lore and moments in these games that they deserve to have a list of their own!
I’m not entirely sure what my full Top 10 looks like, but I can try my best to list off the ones I love the most of Kirby’s catalog of countless incredible games (not in any particular order until near the end) Kirby’s Blowout Blast: A really, really fun retelling of Kirby’s Dream Land with an addicting score attack gameplay loop that’s so tight nit that the game didn’t need copy abilities, although I actually don’t think a Kirby game needs to have Copy Abilities to be good. Case and point, Kirby’s Dream Land: Yes it’s short, yes it’s simple due to the lack of Copy Abilities. But I’ll be real, this beats out both Flagship games and the entire Dark Matter trilogy for me and none of those games except for 64 come close. The main game is just a joy to blast through and the Extra Mode is a genuine challenge and I love it for that. Plus, the cutscene of Kirby following Dedede off screen after it’s all said and done is still one of the best moments in the entire series. Kirby’s Adventure/Nightmare in Dream Land: This is here for the same reasons listed in the video. Introduces Meta Knight and starts fleshing out Dedede’s character, it’s a great introduction of the Copy Abilities, and it’s just fun to play. Kirby 64 The Crystal Shards: Remember how I said it comes close to Dream Land? Well yeah it’s still really solid. Some of the Crystal Shards are a pain to get which docks it some points, but the charm, soundtrack, and ability mixing are good enough to mostly make up for that blemish. Mostly. Kirby Star Allies: Sure, the main game is short and easy, even by Kirby main game standards, but the Dream Friends and Elemental Mixing makes it fun enough for me to still enjoy it more than a handful of other games even without going over the incredible post game like Dream Land 2 or 3. But when you factor in the Post game, which is the single best in the series without much, if any, real competition, it becomes absolutely amazing. Guest Star Allies Go is the best speedrun mode in the series when factoring in the Dream Friend routes having entirely new rooms based off level design from past games, Heroes in Another Dimension is my second favorite post game mode in the series with great use of the Dream Friends and some really fun powered up bosses, and The Ultimate Choice (particularly Soul Melter EX) is the best Arena mode in the series with tons of replayability with all the Abilities, partners, and Dream Friends to choose from and providing a really difficult challenge if you want to limit yourself without Dream Friends or going in solo, really requiring you to master your Ability of choice and the elements it can use. Speaking of which, elemental mixing is super cool. Yeah it was introduced in Squeak Squad, but it was pretty limited there, where it was brought a lot further in Star Allies. Sure it doesn’t create fully new abilities like Ability Mixing did, but it does still drastically alter a bunch of different attacks for all the different weapon abilities and even Dream Friends like Marx and Susie. And on top of all that, Star Allies also just works as a massive love letter to the series before Kirby really jumped into the 3rd dimension. Kirby’s Return to Dream Land Deluxe: This remake on Switch took an already really solid Kirby game and patched up its biggest issue, being its post game. While serviceable, the Wii version’s post game only consisted of the Extra Mode, which didn’t do enough to make it stand out from the main game and the Speedrun modes in later titles, The Arena, something that admittedly hasn’t been that exciting to me in any game that isn’t Super Star/Super Star Ultra, and The True Arena, which is the weakest True Arena in the series besides Super Star Ultra’s. Meanwhile, Deluxe greatly reduces the healing items available in Extra Mode and gives every EX boss new pause text like the games that came after base RtDL, an entirely new post game mode in the form of the Magolor Epilogue, and added all of those bosses plus a harder version of Magolor Soul to the True Arena. Add on a bunch of returning tracks that weren’t in the original game sprinkled throughout the entire experience, 2 brand new abilities and another one that also wasn’t in the original, and the incredibly fun Merry Magoland, and you have the best remake in the series (yes, it beats *that* one imo) Kirby’s Epic Yarn: This game is just super cute and fun. Sure it’s not difficult and also doesn’t have copy abilities, but it’s just so charming that it doesn’t really need them imo. I just love the world of crafts and the soundtrack that plays throughout the game. Plus, if you want to 100% the game, some of the Gold Medals do provide some challenge at least. Kirby Super Star Ultra: While I think Return to Dream Land Deluxe is the better remake, that’s because I actually still think highly of Base Super Star, especially since the modes added in Ultra aren’t nearly as unique. Helper to Hero and The True Arena are just weaker versions of The Arena imo because of the lower number of bosses and Meta Knightmare Ultra, while fun, isn’t as good as Speedrun modes that come later. That being said, Revenge of the King and slight improvements to the modes found in base Super Star still makes Ultra my preferred version and it fights the next entry for my second favorite Kirby game Kirby and the Forgotten Land: Kirby’s first foray into 3D was a fantastic first attempt with great level design, great reworks of abilities, great evolution of Squeak Squad’s Ability scroll concept, a couple of the best fights in the series with the Knight and an incredible end to the King’s character arc, and the best post game mode in the series in the form of Forgo Dreams. The devs just translated Kirby into 3D so damn well. But it doesn’t quite top my number 1, which is… Kirby Planet Robobot: While it’s post game is beaten by other entries and it doesn’t do a lot to change the series, Meta Knightmare Returns is the second best speedrun mode in the series and it has some of, if not the best level design in the series, primarily because of how it utilizes the Robobot Armor and Kirby’s base moveset alike. Plus, the technological feel to everything and the twists near the end really help this game stand out among the rest for me. Sorry for the wall of text, but I really care about this series, so if anyone actually reads all of this, thank you for giving my nerdy rambles your attention.
ok Josh, you just sold me about Kirby Air Ride and Mass Attack, especially on the notion that WHY isnt Kirby got a JRPG yet. as dark as it tends to get with Kirby games, they'd fit right at home with the genre.
For me personally My Favorites are 64, Super Star Ultra DS, Forgotten Land, and Triple Deluxe (I haven’t played Robobot Yet but that’s gonna change extremely soon)
18:12 ... How did I not use the dodge AT ALL, despite having done both the main storyline, the second storyline and most of the arena fights? I didn't even try it in fights!
My personal top 10 for my second favorite video game series 1. Return to dreamland: loved it from day one, the love it has is beyond founded and deluxe just Solidified it as number 1 2. Forgotten land: the 3d Kirby game we've been waiting for and I'm beyond excited for the next game in the series 3. The 3ds Duology: triple deluxe gave some of the best abilities and direction for the series and robo-bots has the best mechanics and bosses ever 4. Star allies: it's insultingly easy but the lore dump and dlc blew me away 5. Super star ultra: most replayable for me and the abilities are unforgettable 6. Squeek squad: the squeeks, ability upgrades and story never fail to make me smile 7. Amazing mirror: metroidvannia with Kirby and I want another game in the series like it 8. Epic yarn: yes it's a spin-off but came at a time when I needed Kirby to make me smile and beyond holds up 9: nightmare in dreamland: it's a remake of the original nes game but a good game becoming even better all of the yes especially for beginners of the series 10: air rides second best racing game only under Mario kart obviously but something I'd pay money for if it got a sequel or re-release
Kirby Star Allies being disliked?? Why?? You can have Magalor, Marx and Susie as allies, Void Termina has a deep backstory, you saved the Nage Sosters and Hyness, and the game has fin mechanic. What's not to love?
Star Allies is infamous for being easy even by Kirby standards, and at launch it was pretty bare bones. Half the stuff you mentioned was part of post launch updates. It's a respectable game now, but at first it was rough, especially as a follow up to the fantastic Planet Robobot.
I absolutely adore Star Allies, but the main game is super short and easy, even by Kirby main game standards. However, the references to past games and the post game more than makes up for it for me personally.
Star Allies is my personal favorite in the series. It came out while I was in college, in a time when I desperately needed a familiar, easy and comfortable game experience (…with an optional punishingly difficult boss mode). To me, Star Allies more than delivered that for me, so I still look highly at the game to this day. Also, I love the Bluster-Staff ability. In terms of being an excellent Kirby game worthy of high praise, Planet Robobot is peak Kirby.
I love star allies too and is still in my top 10 I know some call it "the mega man and bass of kirby" in terms of reception not difficulty but I found the game a damn fine time that let me combo and experience like a madman
@@NickMario1 I know and I call it mega man not "megaman" why? Cause of smash bros, my point is in said respective fan bases there some who consider said titles to be the lowest in the franchises but not by me as star allies is in my top 10 most favorite kirby games
Funny thing about my introduction into the Kirby series. I had a friend who was having trouble with Nightmare in Dreamland and he wanted me to see if I could help. I got hooked. He went off to do other stuff and I ended up beating the story before the day was through. And for that reason, I have always considered NIDL my favorite Kirby game. But then I played Super Star Ultra. It was my favorite until Forgotten Land. I got a soft spot for Epic Yarn because it's so darn cute
...god i really hope this gives dreamland 3 the love it deserves. I never played that game until like a year ago, but when i did, omg it was so good. It's a bit on the easy side yeah but the visuals are so damn _striking_ and the music is actually really good
I don't know much about Kirby but "Air Ride" will go down in history as one of my favorite game cube games from my childhood. It's one of those games I would play with my friends every day after school. I have fond memories of us trying to reach our favorite vehicles first (we usually called them simple names like "The bird car," "The bat car," "The star car" "the other star car" etc) And that underground spot where all the vehicles spawn in "Free Play" mode? "The Car Shop" (hey we were fourth graders, give us some slack) lol.
POYO!!!!! (Yeah get use to me starting these comments in these kirby videos with that) So the kirby franchise really has its fair share of great games like with mario and zelda have great games in theirs. It's basically a matter of perspective on which game is your favorite starring this adorable pink ball facing off against the sinister nightmare fuel that awaits.
And the air rides Formula Star, Rocket Star, Wing Star and Shadow Star were used as promotional material in the anime for the game. You want these awesome air rides? Play through the games.
They referenced Wambu's videos and the Kirby genocide meme All we need to complete this picture is any Brawl in the Family comic and you'll have touched everyone in the Kirby fandom! By the way if you haven't checked out Brawl in the Family it is a pg webcomic about video games that went for a number of years. It makes fun of all the absurdity of Nintendo video games and he still makes funny songs to this day check out "Bitfinity" or the game he made "Tadpole Treble".
Return to dreamland is great but I think the deluxe version for the switch is the superior version with 2 new copy abilities and a new mode “magalor epilogue”, I’d say it beats the wii original by a mile
Little disappointed you didn't mention Return to Dream Land Deluxe in the last segment on how it improved on the original immensely with a smattering of new content like Magolor Epilogue and Merry Magoland (the latter bringing old and new mini games together with many fan favorites like Checkerboard Chase), as well as the new fun abilities of Sand and Mecha, and how much more insane The True Arena is this time (especially with how it really amps up the Magolor Soul fight). The improved graphics are also very nice with that game. Anyway, my top favorite is Planet Robobot, mainly because of how the Robobot Armor feels like an extension of the gameplay rather than some kind of gimmick that feels out of place with elements made specifically for it (like Hypernova) or something powerful that only really has a real purpose for that area of the stage (like the Super Abilities). Also, the new abilities of Doctor, Poison and ESP were super fun, and they brought back Smash Bros and even UFO. Plus, the stages and worlds were the most creative in the series, and the second EX stage in the Access Ark is amazing, especially with how it ends. Really, that right there has me hoping the Switch gets a Kirby 3DS Bundle before it eventually retires.
My personal Kirby top three are Superstar Ultra, Planet Robobot and Return To Dreamland, but the series is just so consistently solid that could call any game your favorite and it’d still be an entirely valid choice.
For my personal top 3 its 3) Kirby 64 for being the most fun i had just chilling in a kirby game and messing with the abilities AND the unique enemy interactions 2) Kirby air ride mostly cause of city trial and also i have yet to get an actual copy for my gc so i must emulate 1) planet robobot for being the best game gameplay and gimmick wise. Honorable mentions go to triple deluxe for being tye most comfy title to go back to, rtdl for being jyst good, and amazing mirror despite the horrid enemy placement playing online with friends was the best thing i could ever ask on the switch
11:31-I need to know about the first one! XD This might be a running gag this month, copyright strikes, "No copyright law in the universe is going to stop me!"
The Kirby games that will always remain with me are Return to Dreamland Deluxe, Forgotten Land, and Planet Robobot, with special mention to Star Allies for how hard its true finale gets. RtDD added enough to make it stand out from the original Planet Robobot did so much with the mechanisation gimmick And Forgotten Land broke the mold for what is possible for our super tough pink puff
A couple fun facts: Air Ride was the last game in the series that Sakurai directed. Aside from being a special advisor on Amazing Mirror, he would have nothing to do with the franchise going forward...well, aside from the blatant favoritism in Smash Bros. Sakurai voices King Dedede. Not all the time, just in Crystal Shards and Smash Bros. Kirby was named after Nintendo's lawyer John Kirby, who successfully defended Nintendo in court against Universal over an alleged copyright violation regarding Donkey Kong. They also thanked him with a $30,000 sailboat christened the Donkey Kong and according to Wikipedia, "exclusive worldwide rights to use the name for sailboats," as well as (rumor has it) a copy of Kirby's Dream Land.
I never got a chance to play many of the Kirby games. I actually fell in love with the series due to the 4 kids animated series that was on back in the day.
22:24 Missed an opportunity to say Master Crown…on one hand I’m glad you didn’t because that would be too easy, but in the OTHER hand…it was right there
even as someone who barely play multiplayer or kirby games, kirby return to dreamland deluxe is one of my favorite games of all time, glad its predecessor on number 1
Surprised you didn’t mention Return to Dream Land DX at all, especially considering you mentioned the remakes of Adventure and Superstar. It added a fair bit of new content between the Magolor Epilogue and Merry Magoland, as well as the revamped True Arena and true final boss, and also expanded on the lore of the game considerably…not to mention retroactively establishing the Kirby Clash universe as canon and thus Galacta Knight’s first canon appearance. Overall, I’d say it expanded on the original game in some pretty noteworthy ways.
Forgot about this list so I'm watching it right now Personally, i enjoy Epic Yarn and Star Allies, with Epic yarn as my favorite Kirby game as of now. And Star Allies, I had tone of a fun with. When it comes to the Kirby games, I will agree there is probably no bad games despite not playing them all... But that's for the mainline only. if there's one kirby game I might consider as the worst is Kirby Tilt 'n' Tumble, tho it was satifying beating it so there's that. 10)Not looking forward for when i play this game 9)Now i am looking forward to when i play Mass Attack 4)Super Star Ultra, my first Kirby and it was a good time. I have not beaten true areana, but i should get to it at some point. I can probably guess the top 3... and i haven't even play planet Robobot yet 3)Now i would like to see a sequel to planet Robobot... just without the spider part 2)Forgotten land is a fun game. if i were making my own, i probably put this number 1, but at the same time, this game does look like a blueprint for when Kirby goes back to 3d... and honestly i rather play some more 2D kirby games before then. Either way, i love this game 1)Geez I did not see that one coming- okay who else saw this coming? I also finally play this game on the switch and was not disappointed in it. I look at my ranking of the mainline kirby games, it looks like this 5. Kirby's Dream Land 4. Kirby Star Allies 3. Kirby Super Star + Ultra 2. Kirby and the Forgotten Land 1. Kirby's Return to Dream Land + Deluxe I do want to play more Kirby games and in terms of gameplay and sometimes story, i think Kirby might beat Zelda as my favroite Nintendo Franchise This was a fun list and I'm happy i got to share a bit here Also i thought Copy Abilities would be the last list of the month
Planet Robobot has been my overall favorite Kirby ever since it came out. After my initial playthrough of Forgotten Land (particularly after the fantastic finale), I did briefly reconsider whether Robobot had been surpassed for me, but in the end it still remained my favorite, and that stance has only been further cemented after replaying both games recently (in fact, there's a part of me that wonders if I like Return to Dream Land Deluxe more than Forgotten Land now thanks to the boatload of awesome new content added to that version). Planet Robobot is such a tight game that maintains a remarkably high level of quality throughout the whole experience, with very few dips or tedium. In my view, there are other Kirby games with higher highs than Robobot, but those games are not quite as consistently high as Robobot is. As excellent as Robobot is to me however, it is not insurmountable. If Forgotten Land's follow-up has more copy ability variety (which spice things up more on replays) and fine-tunes the mission system more, it may very well end up being my new favorite. Either way, I'm excited to see what they'll end up cooking. Star Allies also gets a special mention from me because it's by far the Kirby game I've played the most (almost entirely because of Guest Star). It feels weird calling it my favorite since the story mode is relatively shallow and unremarkable (I still had fun with it though because it's Kirby), but its extra modes are crazy good and some of the most fun I've ever had with this franchise.
Although I haven't played all the listed games I agree with the ordering of the ones I played except for #1 and #2 that I would personally swap. I didn't feel Return to Dreamland had much replayability while Forgotten Land had a ton of it with the post-game being very challenging.
Kirby and the Crystal Shards will forever be my favorite due to the combination mechanic, I really do hope they bring that back or even make a remaster for CS. Either way I would love to see it again. Also Subspace Emissary wasn't THAT bad.......just a tad tedious.
As soon as he talked about Superstar and Ultra being the Gold Standard for Kirby, I knew, I KNEW that Return to Dreamland was going to be Number 1! AND HE'S RIGHT!!!
Next week is Top 10 Copy Abilities, eh? That'll be fun. I hope Hammer is near the top, maybe with an Yzma reference. In light of this list, though, I may have to try more of Amazing Mirror and buy Return to Dreamland deluxe. Thank you for all you do; you're a fantastic entertainer and I enjoy every video you put out. Best wishes.
17:32 There will be FAR more than just worms in the cans we're about to open..
(Thank you for the name drop. ilu
Howdy doody Wambu!
Here's hoping that BAB will be serving it!
Josh is doing Kirby videos and you are not apart of the project?!
howdy doody wambu, thanks to you i have a spooky's jump scare mansion hyperfixation now, thanks for that
i love your vids btw, very funny
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For me personally, Kirby’s Return to Dreamland, Planet Robobot and Forgotten Land are my top three favorite Kirby games.
Same but with Super Star Ultra in place of Return to Dream Land.
This. This I can absolutely agree with.
Is return deluxe or the OG wii in your case @alvaroperez2349
@@theenderkirby Both Both is good
@@shadowvincent8718 return deluxe is my second favorite game of all time
If wambu doesn't show up during one of these Kirby month videos there will be a riot
he got a cameo here at least. heres hoping for a feature tho
They did do a collab years ago. They counted down the best and worst Ace Attorney cases. But seeing them collab on a Kirby video would be awesome!
I certainly would be excited if they did a collab, but I'm not going to riot if we don't, mainly because Wambu JUST released what I think is his longest videos to date in the form of the Spooky's Extra Specimens Ranked video. The guy just released a huge project, and now we want to throw him into a collab, which can be difficult to plan and organize to record and edit together? Let the guy breathe.
“Gve return to dreamland the crown” is such a statement knowing one of the final boss fights somg names
Return to Dream Land being number one isn't a surprise to me. Mainly because of its remake.
Two new copy abilities with their own respective Challenge Stages, *10* Minigames to play (nine of which return from previous entries and one being completely original albeit using an idea from the original Return to Dream Land), *86* Dress-Up Masks for Kirby and his friends to wear (including some surprising appearances), a new mode focusing on Magolor and what happened after the events of the main game *and* an upgraded True Arena that also has a surprising twist right at the final fight.
Seriously, the original Return to Dream Land already had plenty of content to go through on its own, but HAL Labs say no to leaving it as is with some basic upgrades and just went and decided that we needed *more* content to play with.
What was the game in the fakeout?
On Air Ride not having a blue shell: "plasma and bomb would like to say hi to your health bar."
It still hypes me up like crazy knowing forgotten land is just the START of the new era of kirby. Like if you think its good now, imagine later down the line when they start trying out more stuff and adding different kinds of things in later installments, *in 3D no less.*
I just want them to continue the lore found in Forgotten Land!
@@jameslawrenson1208 I want them to either continue what Star Allies started, or bring back Zero one last time.
@@monitorlizardkid8253 Dude I want that only with 4 players. Like damn a 3d fully realize game with 4 player co-op. At least with 3d, they can have the freedom and able to work in interesting levels for kirby, his friends, and the partners.
@@monitorlizardkid8253We got Zero and O^2. Now we need NIII.
@@thebeavpercabethftw9604 Do you mean "Nill"? because that sounds like a fitting name for an apocalyptic kirby villain.
Doesn't matter what.
There will be a biiiiig crowd of people with pitch forks outside josh's house.
Idk I think him rating the series as a seven out of ten at the LOWEST is pretty safe
Personally Kirby Airride was one of my favorite racing games of all time as a kid and I hope it gets some love this month. Kirby doesn't just ride stars, he rides some seriously sick vehicles!
Agreed, and it's still one of my favorite games. I still have yet to complete my achievements... Time to set up the gamecube lol
@@fossilmasterleviathan6977 I wish I still could.
Dragoon is still my favorite and really fun to drive around in.
I'm surprised Return to Dreamland Deluxe wasn't mentioned at all. Funny how nearly every Kirby remake was on this list
Deluxe adds so much to the game: New copy abiliites, repurposed minigames from old installments, and even an entire extra mode where you play as Magolor with his Star Allies moveset.
@JCBro-yg8vd I'd be completely down with Triple Deluxe and Planet Robobot remakes that give Taranza and Susie their own stories too.
I’d say Forgotten Land is my favorite since, as much as I love the 2D installments, the fact that they finally brought Kirby into the 3rd dimension is what I’d call a HUGE step forward in the franchise. (One of my Top Ten Favorite Games of All Time by far)
Yeah. I love how the copy abilities were reworked to fit the 3D gameplay. Fire is essentially Pyro from TF2, Hammer is like using Paper Mario’s hammer, Sword is surprisingly broken, and did I mention the Can-Opener?
A future game having living, breathing humans would be crazy! Having a normal human try to adapt to the insanity of Kirby's world has so many possibilities!
I think it’s impressive that a series spanning more than three decades arguably doesnt have any bad games
And at worse, they're boring due to some minor decisions, usually being multiplayer related actually now that I think of it. I mean, star allies, mandatory multiplayer, rainbow curse, put on the Wii u basically because of the desire for multiplayer despite not working with the control scheme. Legitimately, looking back, if they focused more on the single player, both would have been just as good as the other's, it's like Nintendo and hal needed to be reminded Kirby is single player first. Weird.
@@shadowsnake5133 reminder that Kirby has almost always been experimental
Kirby sounds like the ultimate gaming series. Pick up ANY game and you're set for a pretty good game. Can't think of a single non-RPG franchise where that's true 🤔
Ok so no one in Josh's audience knows Wild Wild West. Fine by me.
Well thanks for give your hand on the presentation of it OWO
I've heard of this film before. Will Smith chose to act in this film instead of playing Neo from Matrix.
I know of it from the Nostalgia Critic's review of it. At least it's a...memorably weird film, I'll give it that... XD
Oh, I know that movie Count, and I love it. Where did Josh even bring it up?
Nostalgia Critic made me VERY aware.
17:31: Dude, that Prowler moment was excellent.
What's a Kirby Game that you really wanted to play but never got the chance to? Mine was Kirby and the Rainbow Curse.
The 3DS doulogy
I suppose the closest to that would be Air Ride for me. I wouldn't say I'm dying to play it, but considering its sort-of cult classic reputation, I'd definitely be interested in trying a modern rerelease or sequel. The Gamecube wasn't a system I ever owned, so I never got a chance to play it.
Kirby Squeak Squad. I'm not absolutely raving to play it or anything, but it stands out as my only blind spot in the definite main line games of the Kirby series.
Crystal Shards.
Which is why I've gaslit myself into believing HAL is remaking it as we speak.
It's thee Kirby game that screams "I WANT A REMAKE" the most.
My personal favorite Kirby games (one of my favorite video game franchises)are Nightmare in Dreamland, Air Ride, Amazing Mirror, Super Star Ultra, Epic Yarn, and Squeak Squad. Played the heck out those of titles 😊
I once saw a video that said return to drramland and forgotten land are connected in concept.
You see, the ship that crashes in return to dreamland was build by a civilization that managed to develop dimensional travel, and in forgo labs the people who build it was studying the ultimate lifeform, a lifeform capable of opening portals to other dimensions.
So the civilization that built the ship in return to dreamland is the same that used to live in the forgotten land. They just left when they got the ability to open portals and the wild life took over.
I smell Return to Dreamland is gonna be number one, just from past memories of watching old rankings of the games
PLEASE tell me we’ll be getting a “Top 10 disturbing Kirby moments” later this month. There is so much disturbing lore and moments in these games that they deserve to have a list of their own!
Kirby Air Ride was such a awesome game. Me and my siblings used to have fun just messing around in Free Mode in City Trail.
Superstar ultra, Return to Dreamland, and Planet Robobot made it on the list and one of them was #1. I am pleased.
I’m not entirely sure what my full Top 10 looks like, but I can try my best to list off the ones I love the most of Kirby’s catalog of countless incredible games (not in any particular order until near the end)
Kirby’s Blowout Blast: A really, really fun retelling of Kirby’s Dream Land with an addicting score attack gameplay loop that’s so tight nit that the game didn’t need copy abilities, although I actually don’t think a Kirby game needs to have Copy Abilities to be good. Case and point,
Kirby’s Dream Land: Yes it’s short, yes it’s simple due to the lack of Copy Abilities. But I’ll be real, this beats out both Flagship games and the entire Dark Matter trilogy for me and none of those games except for 64 come close. The main game is just a joy to blast through and the Extra Mode is a genuine challenge and I love it for that. Plus, the cutscene of Kirby following Dedede off screen after it’s all said and done is still one of the best moments in the entire series.
Kirby’s Adventure/Nightmare in Dream Land: This is here for the same reasons listed in the video. Introduces Meta Knight and starts fleshing out Dedede’s character, it’s a great introduction of the Copy Abilities, and it’s just fun to play.
Kirby 64 The Crystal Shards: Remember how I said it comes close to Dream Land? Well yeah it’s still really solid. Some of the Crystal Shards are a pain to get which docks it some points, but the charm, soundtrack, and ability mixing are good enough to mostly make up for that blemish. Mostly.
Kirby Star Allies: Sure, the main game is short and easy, even by Kirby main game standards, but the Dream Friends and Elemental Mixing makes it fun enough for me to still enjoy it more than a handful of other games even without going over the incredible post game like Dream Land 2 or 3. But when you factor in the Post game, which is the single best in the series without much, if any, real competition, it becomes absolutely amazing. Guest Star Allies Go is the best speedrun mode in the series when factoring in the Dream Friend routes having entirely new rooms based off level design from past games, Heroes in Another Dimension is my second favorite post game mode in the series with great use of the Dream Friends and some really fun powered up bosses, and The Ultimate Choice (particularly Soul Melter EX) is the best Arena mode in the series with tons of replayability with all the Abilities, partners, and Dream Friends to choose from and providing a really difficult challenge if you want to limit yourself without Dream Friends or going in solo, really requiring you to master your Ability of choice and the elements it can use. Speaking of which, elemental mixing is super cool. Yeah it was introduced in Squeak Squad, but it was pretty limited there, where it was brought a lot further in Star Allies. Sure it doesn’t create fully new abilities like Ability Mixing did, but it does still drastically alter a bunch of different attacks for all the different weapon abilities and even Dream Friends like Marx and Susie. And on top of all that, Star Allies also just works as a massive love letter to the series before Kirby really jumped into the 3rd dimension.
Kirby’s Return to Dream Land Deluxe: This remake on Switch took an already really solid Kirby game and patched up its biggest issue, being its post game. While serviceable, the Wii version’s post game only consisted of the Extra Mode, which didn’t do enough to make it stand out from the main game and the Speedrun modes in later titles, The Arena, something that admittedly hasn’t been that exciting to me in any game that isn’t Super Star/Super Star Ultra, and The True Arena, which is the weakest True Arena in the series besides Super Star Ultra’s. Meanwhile, Deluxe greatly reduces the healing items available in Extra Mode and gives every EX boss new pause text like the games that came after base RtDL, an entirely new post game mode in the form of the Magolor Epilogue, and added all of those bosses plus a harder version of Magolor Soul to the True Arena. Add on a bunch of returning tracks that weren’t in the original game sprinkled throughout the entire experience, 2 brand new abilities and another one that also wasn’t in the original, and the incredibly fun Merry Magoland, and you have the best remake in the series (yes, it beats *that* one imo)
Kirby’s Epic Yarn: This game is just super cute and fun. Sure it’s not difficult and also doesn’t have copy abilities, but it’s just so charming that it doesn’t really need them imo. I just love the world of crafts and the soundtrack that plays throughout the game. Plus, if you want to 100% the game, some of the Gold Medals do provide some challenge at least.
Kirby Super Star Ultra: While I think Return to Dream Land Deluxe is the better remake, that’s because I actually still think highly of Base Super Star, especially since the modes added in Ultra aren’t nearly as unique. Helper to Hero and The True Arena are just weaker versions of The Arena imo because of the lower number of bosses and Meta Knightmare Ultra, while fun, isn’t as good as Speedrun modes that come later. That being said, Revenge of the King and slight improvements to the modes found in base Super Star still makes Ultra my preferred version and it fights the next entry for my second favorite Kirby game
Kirby and the Forgotten Land: Kirby’s first foray into 3D was a fantastic first attempt with great level design, great reworks of abilities, great evolution of Squeak Squad’s Ability scroll concept, a couple of the best fights in the series with the Knight and an incredible end to the King’s character arc, and the best post game mode in the series in the form of Forgo Dreams. The devs just translated Kirby into 3D so damn well. But it doesn’t quite top my number 1, which is…
Kirby Planet Robobot: While it’s post game is beaten by other entries and it doesn’t do a lot to change the series, Meta Knightmare Returns is the second best speedrun mode in the series and it has some of, if not the best level design in the series, primarily because of how it utilizes the Robobot Armor and Kirby’s base moveset alike. Plus, the technological feel to everything and the twists near the end really help this game stand out among the rest for me.
Sorry for the wall of text, but I really care about this series, so if anyone actually reads all of this, thank you for giving my nerdy rambles your attention.
ok Josh, you just sold me about Kirby Air Ride and Mass Attack, especially on the notion that WHY isnt Kirby got a JRPG yet. as dark as it tends to get with Kirby games, they'd fit right at home with the genre.
For me personally My Favorites are 64, Super Star Ultra DS, Forgotten Land, and Triple Deluxe (I haven’t played Robobot Yet but that’s gonna change extremely soon)
Huh. Return to Dream Land number one two lists in a row, huh? I see a theme here.
I would honestly make sacrifices for another Kirby Air Ride
Forgotten land is ny favorite kirby game and my favorite kirby game of all time
18:12 ... How did I not use the dodge AT ALL, despite having done both the main storyline, the second storyline and most of the arena fights?
I didn't even try it in fights!
My personal top 10 for my second favorite video game series
1. Return to dreamland: loved it from day one, the love it has is beyond founded and deluxe just Solidified it as number 1
2. Forgotten land: the 3d Kirby game we've been waiting for and I'm beyond excited for the next game in the series
3. The 3ds Duology: triple deluxe gave some of the best abilities and direction for the series and robo-bots has the best mechanics and bosses ever
4. Star allies: it's insultingly easy but the lore dump and dlc blew me away
5. Super star ultra: most replayable for me and the abilities are unforgettable
6. Squeek squad: the squeeks, ability upgrades and story never fail to make me smile
7. Amazing mirror: metroidvannia with Kirby and I want another game in the series like it
8. Epic yarn: yes it's a spin-off but came at a time when I needed Kirby to make me smile and beyond holds up
9: nightmare in dreamland: it's a remake of the original nes game but a good game becoming even better all of the yes especially for beginners of the series
10: air rides second best racing game only under Mario kart obviously but something I'd pay money for if it got a sequel or re-release
Surprised that Return to Dreamland was the only one where you *didn't* mention the new game, given its recent Switch release. Ah well.
Sqeak Squad was the first Kirby game I ever played. It was what made me fall in love with the franchise.
Kirby Star Allies being disliked?? Why?? You can have Magalor, Marx and Susie as allies, Void Termina has a deep backstory, you saved the Nage Sosters and Hyness, and the game has fin mechanic. What's not to love?
Star Allies is infamous for being easy even by Kirby standards, and at launch it was pretty bare bones. Half the stuff you mentioned was part of post launch updates. It's a respectable game now, but at first it was rough, especially as a follow up to the fantastic Planet Robobot.
I absolutely adore Star Allies, but the main game is super short and easy, even by Kirby main game standards. However, the references to past games and the post game more than makes up for it for me personally.
@@dockingwater1713 true dat
I love the idea of Kirby month. I enjoyed the videos so far and am excited for the rest of the month!
Star Allies is my personal favorite in the series. It came out while I was in college, in a time when I desperately needed a familiar, easy and comfortable game experience (…with an optional punishingly difficult boss mode). To me, Star Allies more than delivered that for me, so I still look highly at the game to this day. Also, I love the Bluster-Staff ability.
In terms of being an excellent Kirby game worthy of high praise, Planet Robobot is peak Kirby.
I love star allies too and is still in my top 10 I know some call it "the mega man and bass of kirby" in terms of reception not difficulty but I found the game a damn fine time that let me combo and experience like a madman
My brain tells me that Kirby Star Allies is a flawed game. My heart tells me, "Shut up brain, Magolor go brrrr."
@@theenderkirbyMEGAMAN and bass is good
@@NickMario1 I know and I call it mega man not "megaman" why? Cause of smash bros, my point is in said respective fan bases there some who consider said titles to be the lowest in the franchises but not by me as star allies is in my top 10 most favorite kirby games
POYO!!!! I hope forgotten land is in the top 3!
Funny thing about my introduction into the Kirby series. I had a friend who was having trouble with Nightmare in Dreamland and he wanted me to see if I could help. I got hooked. He went off to do other stuff and I ended up beating the story before the day was through. And for that reason, I have always considered NIDL my favorite Kirby game. But then I played Super Star Ultra. It was my favorite until Forgotten Land. I got a soft spot for Epic Yarn because it's so darn cute
THANK YOU FOR INCLUDING FORGOTTEN LAND! It might not be #1 but you added it. Amazing gameplay for his first real 3D adventure
...god i really hope this gives dreamland 3 the love it deserves.
I never played that game until like a year ago, but when i did, omg it was so good.
It's a bit on the easy side yeah but the visuals are so damn _striking_ and the music is actually really good
Amazing Mirror was my first Kirby game I loved it as a kid and being able to meta knight sword is awesome
I don't know much about Kirby but "Air Ride" will go down in history as one of my favorite game cube games from my childhood. It's one of those games I would play with my friends every day after school. I have fond memories of us trying to reach our favorite vehicles first (we usually called them simple names like "The bird car," "The bat car," "The star car" "the other star car" etc) And that underground spot where all the vehicles spawn in "Free Play" mode? "The Car Shop" (hey we were fourth graders, give us some slack) lol.
I will always love Kirby Air Ride's City Trial! So I'm glad it got into the top 10! It even has it's own Online Community Tournament YT Channel!
Air Ride was my first Kirby game and I loved it. I hope to be able to play it again some day.
POYO!!!!! (Yeah get use to me starting these comments in these kirby videos with that)
So the kirby franchise really has its fair share of great games like with mario and zelda have great games in theirs. It's basically a matter of perspective on which game is your favorite starring this adorable pink ball facing off against the sinister nightmare fuel that awaits.
POYO chain begin!
POYO!
And the air rides Formula Star, Rocket Star, Wing Star and Shadow Star were used as promotional material in the anime for the game. You want these awesome air rides? Play through the games.
They referenced Wambu's videos and the Kirby genocide meme
All we need to complete this picture is any Brawl in the Family comic and you'll have touched everyone in the Kirby fandom!
By the way if you haven't checked out Brawl in the Family it is a pg webcomic about video games that went for a number of years. It makes fun of all the absurdity of Nintendo video games and he still makes funny songs to this day check out "Bitfinity" or the game he made "Tadpole Treble".
My god this list is incredible
18:05 That is a hell of a throwback.
The love to air ride and the DS games brings me so much joy.
Return to dreamland is great but I think the deluxe version for the switch is the superior version with 2 new copy abilities and a new mode “magalor epilogue”, I’d say it beats the wii original by a mile
My favorite kirby games are epic yarn, star allies and forgotten world ^^
Personally, Forgotten Lan, Return to Dreamland Deluxe, Triple Deluxe, Star Allies and Planet Robobot are my top 5 favorite Kirby Games.
You're just like me, having the top 5 be exclusively modern entries, lol
@@C_Arson So it seems.
Little disappointed you didn't mention Return to Dream Land Deluxe in the last segment on how it improved on the original immensely with a smattering of new content like Magolor Epilogue and Merry Magoland (the latter bringing old and new mini games together with many fan favorites like Checkerboard Chase), as well as the new fun abilities of Sand and Mecha, and how much more insane The True Arena is this time (especially with how it really amps up the Magolor Soul fight). The improved graphics are also very nice with that game.
Anyway, my top favorite is Planet Robobot, mainly because of how the Robobot Armor feels like an extension of the gameplay rather than some kind of gimmick that feels out of place with elements made specifically for it (like Hypernova) or something powerful that only really has a real purpose for that area of the stage (like the Super Abilities). Also, the new abilities of Doctor, Poison and ESP were super fun, and they brought back Smash Bros and even UFO. Plus, the stages and worlds were the most creative in the series, and the second EX stage in the Access Ark is amazing, especially with how it ends. Really, that right there has me hoping the Switch gets a Kirby 3DS Bundle before it eventually retires.
“ Kirby Kirby Kirby that’s the name you should know Kirby Kirby Kirby he’s the star of the show”
Can-Opener. 😂😂😂 Nice callback to Wambu Josh!!!
Josh: There are four Kirbies and they're out for blood.
Me: And chicken nuggies.
12:40 love the Mighty Med reference
My personal Kirby top three are Superstar Ultra, Planet Robobot and Return To Dreamland, but the series is just so consistently solid that could call any game your favorite and it’d still be an entirely valid choice.
Referring to the lore given to the Kirby franchise from Star Allies as "franchise breaking" is genuinely perfect
For my personal top 3 its
3) Kirby 64 for being the most fun i had just chilling in a kirby game and messing with the abilities AND the unique enemy interactions
2) Kirby air ride mostly cause of city trial and also i have yet to get an actual copy for my gc so i must emulate
1) planet robobot for being the best game gameplay and gimmick wise.
Honorable mentions go to triple deluxe for being tye most comfy title to go back to, rtdl for being jyst good, and amazing mirror despite the horrid enemy placement playing online with friends was the best thing i could ever ask on the switch
Happy to see Forgotten Land and Return to Dreamland in the top 2 spots, just played both on Switch and they're my favorites too
16:15 - I feel you there.
I love Epic Yarn. It is very nice to relax with at the end of a long day.
12:39
Not expecting a Mighty Med joke
Lol
In the Kirby universe everything is everything
21:08 Aaah yes, nothings more precise then nuking the screen with a sword big enough to put old Sephi to shame
11:31-I need to know about the first one! XD
This might be a running gag this month, copyright strikes,
"No copyright law in the universe is going to stop me!"
When he played a snippet of the final boss theme from Rainbow Curse
Kirby’s Return to Dreamland was so good that it even got a Remaster.
The Kirby games that will always remain with me are Return to Dreamland Deluxe, Forgotten Land, and Planet Robobot, with special mention to Star Allies for how hard its true finale gets.
RtDD added enough to make it stand out from the original
Planet Robobot did so much with the mechanisation gimmick
And Forgotten Land broke the mold for what is possible for our super tough pink puff
robobot is PEAK, it was my first kirby game and it will always be my favorite
A couple fun facts:
Air Ride was the last game in the series that Sakurai directed. Aside from being a special advisor on Amazing Mirror, he would have nothing to do with the franchise going forward...well, aside from the blatant favoritism in Smash Bros.
Sakurai voices King Dedede. Not all the time, just in Crystal Shards and Smash Bros.
Kirby was named after Nintendo's lawyer John Kirby, who successfully defended Nintendo in court against Universal over an alleged copyright violation regarding Donkey Kong. They also thanked him with a $30,000 sailboat christened the Donkey Kong and according to Wikipedia, "exclusive worldwide rights to use the name for sailboats," as well as (rumor has it) a copy of Kirby's Dream Land.
Now that I think about it, Crystal Shards was possibly the first Kirby game I ever played. Cool.
I never got a chance to play many of the Kirby games. I actually fell in love with the series due to the 4 kids animated series that was on back in the day.
Seeing number 1 on your list brought tears of joy to my eyes.
22:24 Missed an opportunity to say Master Crown…on one hand I’m glad you didn’t because that would be too easy, but in the OTHER hand…it was right there
Top 10 best copy abilities!
Love how Kirby took almost over 30 years to have an actual 3D game, and it immediately becomes one of the best and most innovative in the franchise.
even as someone who barely play multiplayer or kirby games, kirby return to dreamland deluxe is one of my favorite games of all time, glad its predecessor on number 1
Surprised you didn’t mention Return to Dream Land DX at all, especially considering you mentioned the remakes of Adventure and Superstar. It added a fair bit of new content between the Magolor Epilogue and Merry Magoland, as well as the revamped True Arena and true final boss, and also expanded on the lore of the game considerably…not to mention retroactively establishing the Kirby Clash universe as canon and thus Galacta Knight’s first canon appearance. Overall, I’d say it expanded on the original game in some pretty noteworthy ways.
Forgot about this list so I'm watching it right now
Personally, i enjoy Epic Yarn and Star Allies, with Epic yarn as my favorite Kirby game as of now. And Star Allies, I had tone of a fun with.
When it comes to the Kirby games, I will agree there is probably no bad games despite not playing them all... But that's for the mainline only. if there's one kirby game I might consider as the worst is Kirby Tilt 'n' Tumble, tho it was satifying beating it so there's that.
10)Not looking forward for when i play this game
9)Now i am looking forward to when i play Mass Attack
4)Super Star Ultra, my first Kirby and it was a good time. I have not beaten true areana, but i should get to it at some point.
I can probably guess the top 3... and i haven't even play planet Robobot yet
3)Now i would like to see a sequel to planet Robobot... just without the spider part
2)Forgotten land is a fun game. if i were making my own, i probably put this number 1, but at the same time, this game does look like a blueprint for when Kirby goes back to 3d... and honestly i rather play some more 2D kirby games before then. Either way, i love this game
1)Geez I did not see that one coming- okay who else saw this coming? I also finally play this game on the switch and was not disappointed in it.
I look at my ranking of the mainline kirby games, it looks like this
5. Kirby's Dream Land
4. Kirby Star Allies
3. Kirby Super Star + Ultra
2. Kirby and the Forgotten Land
1. Kirby's Return to Dream Land + Deluxe
I do want to play more Kirby games and in terms of gameplay and sometimes story, i think Kirby might beat Zelda as my favroite Nintendo Franchise
This was a fun list and I'm happy i got to share a bit here
Also i thought Copy Abilities would be the last list of the month
This should be fun
Planet Robobot has been my overall favorite Kirby ever since it came out. After my initial playthrough of Forgotten Land (particularly after the fantastic finale), I did briefly reconsider whether Robobot had been surpassed for me, but in the end it still remained my favorite, and that stance has only been further cemented after replaying both games recently (in fact, there's a part of me that wonders if I like Return to Dream Land Deluxe more than Forgotten Land now thanks to the boatload of awesome new content added to that version). Planet Robobot is such a tight game that maintains a remarkably high level of quality throughout the whole experience, with very few dips or tedium. In my view, there are other Kirby games with higher highs than Robobot, but those games are not quite as consistently high as Robobot is.
As excellent as Robobot is to me however, it is not insurmountable. If Forgotten Land's follow-up has more copy ability variety (which spice things up more on replays) and fine-tunes the mission system more, it may very well end up being my new favorite. Either way, I'm excited to see what they'll end up cooking.
Star Allies also gets a special mention from me because it's by far the Kirby game I've played the most (almost entirely because of Guest Star). It feels weird calling it my favorite since the story mode is relatively shallow and unremarkable (I still had fun with it though because it's Kirby), but its extra modes are crazy good and some of the most fun I've ever had with this franchise.
Ah. Those end of the video gags… makes me cackle like a madman every single time.
Air Ride, Squeak Squad, and Super Star Ultra all heavily influenced my Kirby fan content. For what little I have.
Kirby's Return to Dreamland deserve number one it is in my top five games of all time
How come the remakes were combined except return to dreamland deluxe
Next video: Best Kirby Copy Abilities
Well, Josh, you've convinced me to give Kirby Squeak Squad a shot. Maybe even Kirby and the Amazing Mirror.
0:57 I used to play this game
I'll allow Robobot at 3, even though i think it's a 2 at worst.
Yes. I am bias cause i loved that game.
The consistency of Kirby games has to be because every game is given plenty of time to produce.
Im really surprised squeak squad got sixth place in the list, I wouldn't have included it in the list to begin with...
I highly recommend you get Fawful's minion for one of these countdowns!
Metroid prime Federation force is a fantastic game and I will die on that hill. Also I think hey pikmin was a decent game
Although I haven't played all the listed games I agree with the ordering of the ones I played except for #1 and #2 that I would personally swap. I didn't feel Return to Dreamland had much replayability while Forgotten Land had a ton of it with the post-game being very challenging.
Kirby and the Crystal Shards will forever be my favorite due to the combination mechanic, I really do hope they bring that back or even make a remaster for CS. Either way I would love to see it again.
Also Subspace Emissary wasn't THAT bad.......just a tad tedious.
Honestly this would be a gold mine for the switch like amazing mirror could easily be a local coop game
As soon as he talked about Superstar and Ultra being the Gold Standard for Kirby, I knew, I KNEW that Return to Dreamland was going to be Number 1! AND HE'S RIGHT!!!
Next week is Top 10 Copy Abilities, eh? That'll be fun. I hope Hammer is near the top, maybe with an Yzma reference.
In light of this list, though, I may have to try more of Amazing Mirror and buy Return to Dreamland deluxe. Thank you for all you do; you're a fantastic entertainer and I enjoy every video you put out. Best wishes.
Kirby 64 the Crystal Shards is one out of 7 of my favorite N64 games!
thanks to this video i now have the rats song stuck in my head now