Hoshi no Kirby episodes

Whispy Woods warns Tuff, Kirby, Tokkori, and their friends of a premonition he has: His wise old friend, Acore may be in some sort of danger. Tuff agrees to help, only he is unsure of the exact danger: a gang of forest animals that claim to be protecting the sleeping Acore, King Dedede and Escargoon, or a nasty rainstorm that's approaching Dreamland. After a brawl with the animals (and with some advice from Coo and Tiff), they discover the true danger is indeed not the animals. But is Triple D more dangerous than Nature itself?

Tired of the inept and slow Waddle Dees that act as his servants and guards, King Dedede orders a servant robot from NightMare Enterprises. When Waddle Doo asks for one day off for the Waddle Dees, King Dedede fires them all. They pack up and leave, and choose to keep their intentions secret, even from Tiff, Tuff and Kirby. However, back at the castle, the robot can't handle everything at once... mainly because it's busy stealing the castle's treasures to pay off Triple D's bill to N.M.E.

King Dedede attempts to make Dream Land a popular tourist destination for the NightMare Enterprises magazine. But Dream Land is just too ordinary for the tourists that visit, and the tourists themselves seem to cause more trouble than Dedede can handle. So while he makes Tiff the new head tour guide, he also plans to spice up the trip (and barbecue Kirby) with his new monster, Flame Feeder.

There's a problem in the castle! King Dedede's ratings for Channel DDD have gone to zero. King Dedede learns that the cause of this is the book ""Pappey Pottey and the Fool's Stone"" (a parody of ""Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone""). King Dedede swipes a copy, but it's useless to him, as... HE CAN'T READ! Escargoon takes off with the king's copy, and Dedede listens in as Tiff reads to her friends and Tuff. When King Dedede learns later that nobody finished the book yet, he snatches every copy, and bans the book from Dreamland. That done, he then somehow downloads the author from NME, and she suggests they turn the castle into a magic school. After turning out to be moreinterested in money than the spirit of writing (or her fans), she decides they should play a game on flying brooms... with Kirby as the ball! Before things get too far out of hand, Meta-Knight appears with... the author? Exposed, the fake author reveals her true form, the Broom King, who even fooled Dedede, and was sen

Tuggle, the grocery store owner, and Gangu, the toy shop owner, decide to combine Tuggle's chocolate candies and Gangu's Star Warrior toys, neither of which sell well alone. The result is a new craze to Cappytown - chocolate capsules with the mini-figures inside! Everyone wants them for the thrill and suspense of collecting figures, from the common Troopers to the rare Star Warriors (including Tuff's Golden Star Warrior, and Iro's Meta-Knight), except Kirby, who is given the chocolate. But King Dedede gets in on the act, and gets arrested for trying to steal Iro's figure. When he gets out, he decides to get even by ordering up new toys from who else - NightMare Enterprises. The new figures are a martial arts series that just literally dropped from the sky. Everyone wants them, in hopes of getting the figures seen on TV. But the ad says to leave them in moonlight to make them grow. They grow alright - right into small but fearsome fighters that begin attacking everyone in sight...

When we last left off, Dream Land's residents were being beaten senseless by the martial arts figures from Dedede's batch of chocolate capsules. The citizens find out that these figures are destroyed by a solid hit, so they all run for Kirby's house to enlist his help in eliminating them. Before that can happen, King Dedede challenges Kirby to do battle with his fighters - the figures everyone wanted to get, which are a boxer, karate master, Tai-Chi master, Sumo wrestler, and a ninja with nunchuks. At first, it's a five-on-one beatdown in Dedede Stadium (which is just a stadium built in the castle courtyard). But Kirby sucks up their attacks to become Fighter Kirby, and takes them on one-on-one. Meta-Knight says Kirby will learn the true mastery of his powers when pushed to his limits, but even then, does Kirby have the power to brawl with the best?

After seeing Tiff display her animation booklet to her friends, King Dedede gets an idea to create his own cartoon. Problem is, none of the Cappies seem to have any skill whatsoever in the fine art of animation, AND King Dedede's got a deadline with NightMare Enterprises to bring the show out, or he'll owe them more money than he has. Add to that Triple D editing the show so that he's the star and Kirby's the monster, and his demanding shcedule for the staff, and the result is a sure-fire chaotic and hilarious mess that even NME won't endorse!

Still in debt to NME, King Dedede hatches a new plan with NME, which results in every citizen of Dream Land receiving their very own Dedede Doll, which Channel DDD claims will bring good luck. And that night, Dedede goes onto his balcony and speaks to Dream Land through the dolls, which the citizens keep at their bedsides. At first, Triple D just plants the message ""Dedede. You Like Me. Dedede You Trust Me."", which leaves some confused Cappies wondering why they're suddenly fond of their ruler. The next nights involve Dedede planting a message for them to leave all their loose change in the doll, then all their money. The citizens do this in their sleep, and on the next two mornings, think they've found extra money. So Dedede opens a bank for them to stash their cash, and he gives his own merchandise as incentive for opening an account. It seems the only citizen unaffected is Meta-Knight, and for once, he wonders if Tiff has any suspicions about this. However, Dedede is missing money.

Kirby is confused when he wants to play with everyone, but they are all suspiciously busy with something. They all push him out of the way, and so Kirby feels left out. With everyone in town not wanting him around, Kirby goes back to his house to talk with Tokkori, who says that nobody wants to play with Kirby because nobody likes Kirby. Kirby, crushed, gathers up his things and heads for Kabu Canyon. In the meantime, King Dedede and Escargoon are equally suspicious of the Cappies being so busy all the time, and the King comes down to the idea that the Cappies are planning a revolution against him. Going to his chamber, he gets NME to send him a monster, who ""isn't clear about who is friend and who is foe"". King Dedede and Escargoon then go to town and smash up all the gifts and everything the Cappies were making, trying to stop their plans of a ""revolution"". Tiff explains that they were celebrating Kirby's first anniversary for being in Cappy Town, and the King says that ""he knew that

King Dedede is sick of wasting money on monsters, as they aren't successful in taking out Kirby for him. However, the NME salesman has a new pitch - if the Warpstar is taken out, then Kirby will be at a severe handicap. King Dedede unwittingly goes along with this idea. Meanwhile, Kirby, Tiff, Tuff, Sir Ebrum and Lady Like are having a nice picnic that is interrupted by the kidnapping of Tiff at the hands of King Dedede and Escargoon. The two bring Tiff in and demand out of her where the Warpstar is located. Tiff keeps mum about it, and Tuff and Kirby soon come to her rescue. Tuff unknowingly tells King Dedede that the Warpstar can be found inside Kabu, and the Triple D and Escargoon rush off to find the Warpstar. Meanwhile, as the three are on their way out of the castle, a massive starship descends and begins to fire its cannons at the castle. Kirby, who is the specific target, struggles to outrun the blasts, but to no avail. Tiff calls upon Kabu to summon the Warpstar, thus Kirby ho

With NME poised and ready to take out Kirby with their Air Ride machines, Kirby is struggling to even keep the Warpstar operating. Formula Star is sent out first, with the rider bearing a long staff. Kirby manages to suck up the staff, becoming Baton Kirby. Then, using his baton, Baton Kirby shoots out a beam, taking control of the creatures body, then flips it around and throws it into the air, destroying it. However, Kirby is exhausted as he returns back down to land in his normal state. Since the Warpstar isn't at full power, Meta-Knight suggests that Kirby uses the Formula Star instead, so Kirby goes along with it and faces off against the Rocket Star rider, who bears a flamethrower. As the Rocket Star warrior shoots a stream of flame, Kirby zooms down by the lake and sucks up the water, becoming Water Kirby. He then shoots out a stream of water to defend against the Formula Star warrior's flames. However, Water Kirby loses control, falling to the ground with the Formula Star destr

Scary things are happening in Dream Land - it's time for the annual ""Spook-out""! At this event, some Cappies found their true love, while most were scared stiff. Of course, no one invited Dedede or Escargoon, so they sneak into the woods to do a little scaring of their own. Between them and the fake ghosts the adults made, almost everyone is terrified that real spirits haunt the woods, including the adults that planned it all. However, Kirby is fearless, and leads Tiff and Tuff to the graveyard (scaring Dedede along the way) to a prize - a medal of bravery. But then the rain pours down, and the group seek shelter in a strange old house - which blows Tuff outside, locking Tiff and Kirby inside. Tuff brings Meta-Knight to help, but is he too late? Small floating glowing orbs have taken some sort of form before Kirby and Tiff. Who inhabits this haunted house?

Where we left off, Tuff had found MetaKnight, and told him of the 'haunted house'. MetaKnight followed Tuff to the strange building, but when they tried to get in, the door was locked. MetaKnight tells Tuff that this mus be the work of NME. Dedede and Escargoon show up as the two hide behind a nearby tree, and easily walk in. MetaKnight throws his sword, stopping the door from closing all the way. Back where Tiff and Kirby are, te two see Dedede and Escargoon walk in. 'I betcha they have something to do with this . . .' Tiff says. 'As well as NME,"" Tuff adds. Tiff turns around to see her brother, followed by MetaKnight. So the group goes around and plays a prank or two on Dedede and Escargoon. But then things get serious as Dedede and Escargoon enter a room set up to be a 'Kirby trap', or so we hear from the NME Salesguy. Dedede agrees to play 'bait', and Escargoon paints him with red paint, making it look like the penguin's bleeding. The two then set everything up. Tiff, Tuff and Kirb

A starship crashlands in Dreamland, and after being investigated by Tiff and Tuff, an old knight emerges. The knight reveals himself as Sir Gallant, a warrior who fights against opression. Of course, new to Dreamland, he's unsure of just who or what is a monster to vanquish, and first believes Tiff, Tuff and Kirby are monsters, but he's half right with Dedede. After being confronted by Sword and Blade, Sir Gallant goes off to inform the Cappies of his intent to save them from Dedede, while Meta-Knight takes his crew to repair Gallant's ship so he can leave quickly. They both make startling discoveries at this point. Gallant discovers that Mabel the fortune teller is the princess he was forced to send away to conceal her from the forces of evil (his advances on the matter serving to only creep Mabel out), but Meta-Knight and crew inform Tiff, Tuff, and Kirby of the knight's secret: He's acting out his fantasies from his favorite comic books. Unforunately, King Dedede and Escargoon have

Escargoon is at work, placing flowers in a vase by Triple D's bed, singing about how terrible his boss is. When King Dedede hears this, Escargoon expects to get harmed, but for some reason, the King remains quite calm and nice about everything. After several tests, Triple D takes all of them nicely. Confused why the King isn't his regular grumpy self, Escargoon broadcasts a news program on Channel DDD to report to everything that King Dedede has gone insane and is now nice. As the two drive into town, every Cappy in town tries to get Triple D angry by kicking his car, painting him and his car, and smashing him on the head with a hammer. After seeing that Triple D still remained calm and nice through all this, Escargoon decides to hold an event where everyone can take their anger out on King Dedede. At the event that night, even Kirby joins in as everyone tries to make the King angry. As a last resort, Chef Kawasaki feeds Triple D some of his terrible cooking, and after seeing that he c

Scarfy's maybe seem like cute, adorable little pets at first..........but they can become vicious aimals if they're fet the wrong food! Yikes! Can Kirby face this cute, adorable, but deadly foe?!

After a disaterous cooking show on channel D D D in which King Dedede gets hit in the face with a pie, he finds that he has become the laughingstock of the town. He tries to show the citizens who's boss by throwing pies at them, but Kirby ends up eating most of them, so Dedede oreders a monster from NME, who supposedly has an even bigger stomach than Kirby.

After citizens paint graffiti on Dedede's walls, he downloads a school from N.M.E., scaring students by making teachers wear a helmet that makes them mad. During math class, Dedede cheats, and during science the teacher uses explosives. Tiff and Tuff talk about it during lunch. Then, during history, Professor Curio smashes a scroll and announces that Dedede's ancestors ruled Cappy Town. A electric fence prevents the students during gym and they all get homework during gym. Tiff and Kirby sneak in and Meta Knight finds a book of how they built the school. Tiff reads it that night while Kirby sleeps. The next day, Chief Bookem forces everyone to sing. Then during art, everyone but Tiff scuplts Dedede. Kirby gives the hat to Tiff, and when Tuff knocks it out, it becomes a monster. Kirby defeats the monster.

After noticing that there are only three things on the King's menu (taco, hot dog, and burger), Triple D decides that he wants home-cooked meals and decides to make a game show in which he goes to people's houses, and he rates their meals and gives them money accordingly. Triple D starts off at the residence of Sir Ebrum and Lady Like, who get a five star rating, thus getting five million of the Cappy Town currency. Tiff thinks this show is rude, but other people get in on it and work their hardest to get approvals and money from King Dedede. Escargoon learns that because of all the prize money given away, the King can't afford to pay him, so he decides to sabotage Chief Bookem's cooked crab with hot red pepper powder. This makes King Dedede angry, and, with a craving for revenge, orders up a crab monster to wreak havoc. A large crab monster from NME emerges, but is too much for the King to handle as it attacks him and prepares to devour him. Tiff says that Kirby will only help if Trip

A girl named Sirica comes to Dream Land, thinking Meta Knight stole a sword meant for her mother to claim and left her to die at the hands of a monster named Kirisakin. And upon her arrival, she immediately sets to blasting everything she can to make sure she leaves with the sword Galaxia and defeats Meta Knight. However, there is more to the story than she truly knows, and more than Meta Knight or even Kabu could make her believe... and then there's another problem - King Dedede, scared out of his wits of Sirica, orders a monster from NME, and they send someone both Sirica, Galaxia and Meta Knight apparently know very well...