META KNIGHT FACE PATCH
Kirby's Epic Yarn/ Kirby's Extra Epic Yarn Īlongside King Dedede, Meta Knight is ambushed by the yarn sorcerer, Yin-Yarn, and warped into Patch Land. However, Meta Knight was trying to keep the chest away from Kirby, as it held the imprisoned Dark Nebula, which Daroach found out the hard way when he opened the chest and was possessed by the Lord of Darkness. Kirby chases after him and defeats Meta Knight, obtaining the chest. In Ice Island, after Kirby defeats Daroach and his Squeaks and reclaims the chest presumed to hold his Strawberry Shortcake, Meta Knight snatches it away and flees to the Secret Sea. A sword can be heard swinging when he rolls into enemies. He moves twice as fast as Kirby and can float in water, but only has three health points. Meta Knight serves no role in the main story of Kirby: Canvas Curse, but can be unlocked as a playable character by selling 25 medals only after King Dedede has been unlocked. After Dark Mind is defeated, Meta Knight puts the sword in a pedestal. The four Kirby's defeat Dark Meta Knight and are sucked into a portal, and Meta Knight tosses his sword after them so they can fight Dark Mind. When the four Kirby's gather all the Mirror Shards, they encounter Meta Knight and his Dark counterpart. Dark Meta Knight then proceeds to split Kirby into four separate Kirby's. Right from the get-go he flies to the parallel Mirror World to save it from danger, but is instead kidnapped by his evil Mirror World counterpart, Dark Meta Knight. In this game, Meta Knight has a more heroic appearance. He defeats Galacta Knight and is thus, the greatest (technically one of the greatest) warrior in the galaxy. After going through Kirby's adventures from the original Kirby Super Star (excluding Gourmet Race), Meta Knight revives the comet NOVA and, to become stronger, he wishes to fight the greatest warrior in the galaxy, Galacta Knight. In the remake Kirby Super Star Ultra, Meta Knight once again has his own sub-game. Besides possibly Kirby's Adventure, this is Meta Knight's only villainous role. However, his plan is foiled by Kirby who defeats him in a duel, destroys the Halberd and escapes on a Wheelie Bike. In this sub-game, Meta Knight plans to end the lazy lifestyle of Dreamland by force by using the Halberd to take it over. In perhaps his most famous role of the franchise, Meta Knight appears as the main villain of the sub-game Meta Knight's Revenge. Kirby Super Star/ Kirby Super Star Ultra While stronger and faster than Kirby, Meta Knight only has three health bars compared to Kirby's six, and the player is not given the option to save until the sub-game is over. In it, Meta Knight rushes through the stages to practice his swordplay, ending once King Dedede is defeated. In Kirby: Nightmare in Dreamland, the "Meta Knightmare" sub-game is unlocked after clearing the game 100%. When Meta Knight loses, his mask is split in two, revealing his face. He later duels Kirby at the base of his operations, Orange Ocean. Throughout every world, Meta Knight would send his soldiers after Kirby in order to stop him, although, alternatively, this can be seen as Meta Knight trying to prepare him for Nightmare. In this game, King Dedede, after splitting the Star Rod into several pieces to prevent the evil Nightmare from wreaking havoc on Dreamland, recruits Meta Knight and the Meta-Knights into his army to protect one of the Star Rod's pieces. Meta Knight makes his first appearance here in 1993, although he is never given a proper name. for Wii Uīiography Kirby's Adventure/ Kirby: Nightmare in Dreamland 1.9 Kirby's Dream Collection Special Edition.1.8 Kirby's Return to Dream Land/ Kirby's Return to Dream Land Deluxe.1.6 Kirby's Epic Yarn/ Kirby's Extra Epic Yarn.1.2 Kirby Super Star/ Kirby Super Star Ultra.1.1 Kirby's Adventure/ Kirby: Nightmare in Dreamland.
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