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1 / 2- 64EP 64filler
Characters engage in a quiz show featuring clips from previous episodes to start the new year.
Jan 4, 2003The cast begins the new year with a quiz show that showcases clips from past episodes. The segment highlights various Copy Abilities, specifically listing Ice, Stone, Fire, Needle, Cook, Mike, Tornado, Sword, and Galaxia. Some of these abilities are presented through flashback sequences within the show. This format serves as a retrospective look at the series' history while introducing the new year's content. The episode functions as a compilation event, allowing viewers to recall previous adventures and character transformations through the featured quiz format and associated visual references.
- 65EP 65
Knuckle Joe attempts to defeat the revived Masher after sustaining injuries
Jan 11, 2003Knuckle Joe arrives at the scene having sustained injuries during his attempt to defeat the revived Masher. The revived Masher also arrived with the intent to defeat Knuckle Joe. This confrontation involves the Copy Ability known as Fighter. The encounter represents a direct clash between the two combatants, with both parties seeking to eliminate the other. The narrative focuses on the immediate aftermath of Knuckle Joe's failed offensive and the subsequent arrival of his opponent.
- 66EP 66filler
Wandering Pengis bring winter chill to Cappy Town
Jan 18, 2003The season of winter arrives once more in Cappy Town. This seasonal change is triggered by the arrival of wandering Pengis. These visitors bring a significant drop in temperature to the area. The narrative focuses on the environmental shift caused by these specific creatures. The episode highlights the interaction between the local setting and the incoming winter conditions. A key element associated with this event is the Copy Ability known as Ice. This ability is relevant to the themes presented in the story. The summary confirms the return of cold weather and the presence of the Pengis.
- 67EP 67
Dedede hires punks to blame Tiff for Cappy Town's poor education standards.
Jan 25, 2003Dedede recruits a group of delinquents to falsely accuse Tiff of being responsible for the inadequate educational system in Cappy Town. This scheme is designed to shift blame away from Dedede himself and onto Tiff. The narrative focuses on this fabricated scandal and the resulting conflict. The episode features the Fighter Copy Ability, which is available for use during the events described. The source of this information is Wikipedia.
- 68EP 68
Kawasaki launches a delivery service while Kirby struggles with the temptation to consume the food.
Feb 1, 2003Kawasaki initiates a new delivery service for his restaurant. Kirby faces significant difficulty resisting the urge to eat the food being delivered. This episode marks the debut of the Jet Copy Ability.
- 70EP 70
Villagers discover Tokkori is a royal bird after growing tired of his presence
Feb 15, 2003The villagers eventually become weary of Tokkori's constant presence in their community. Upon reaching this point of frustration, they uncover the truth regarding his true identity. It is revealed that he is not merely a local resident but holds the status of a royal bird. This discovery changes the perspective of the community toward him. The narrative focuses on this revelation and the subsequent understanding of his royal lineage within the context of the story.
- 71EP 71filler
King Dedede plans a whale-watching cruise to secretly capture a whale
Feb 22, 2003King Dedede organizes a whale-watching cruise for the public. His true intention is to use the event as a cover to catch a whale. The protagonist does not possess a Copy Ability during this incident. The narrative focuses on Dedede's deceptive scheme to capture the marine animal under the guise of a recreational tour.
- 72EP 72filler
King Dedede sells Waddle Dees to repay N.M.E. after Customer Service demands money
Mar 1, 2003Following demands for payment from Customer Service, King Dedede takes drastic action to settle his debt with N.M.E. He decides to sell all of his Waddle Dees to generate the necessary funds. This decision highlights the financial pressure placed on the kingdom and the lengths to which the ruler will go to satisfy external creditors. The narrative focuses on this transactional resolution to the conflict, emphasizing the economic consequences of the situation. No Copy Ability is utilized during this sequence, relying instead on the sale of subjects to address the outstanding obligations.
- 73EP 73
King Dedede orders Chef Kawasaki to convert N.M.E. Salesman's new lunch spot into a sushi bar.
Mar 8, 2003The N.M.E. Salesman discovers a new location for his daily meals. In response to this development, King Dedede instructs Chef Kawasaki to repurpose the establishment. The chef transforms the restaurant into a sushi bar to accommodate the change. This episode marks the first appearance of the Copy Ability known as Spark. The narrative focuses on the administrative decision made by King Dedede regarding the dining options available to the N.M.E. Salesman and the subsequent operational changes implemented by Chef Kawasaki to suit the new culinary theme.
- 74EP 74filler
King Dedede receives twins from Postar's South Sea while a caterpillar causes hay fever in Cappy Town
Mar 15, 2003N.M.E. provides King Dedede with two captive twins originating from Postar's South Sea, aiming to eliminate Kirby. Simultaneously, a giant caterpillar inflicts hay fever symptoms on the residents of Cappy Town. The episode features no Copy Ability.
- 75EP 75
King Dedede and Escargoon commission a scientist to create new dinosaurs.
Mar 22, 2003Following the realization that dinosaurs have been extinct for millions of years, King Dedede and Escargoon decide to rectify this situation. They order a mad scientist from NME to create their own dinosaurs. The episode focuses on their attempt to bring these prehistoric creatures back into existence through the scientist's efforts. No Copy Ability is utilized during this specific segment of the story.
- 76EP 76
Characters face swarms of scientific mosquitoes after escaping the amusement park
Mar 29, 2003Following their escape from Dedede's treacherous amusement park, the group is immediately swarmed by scientific mosquitoes. These insects are captured by a mad scientist who utilizes their DNA samples to engineer the ultimate dinosaurs. This event marks the debut of the Crash Copy Ability, which becomes available for use during this sequence of events involving the newly created prehistoric creatures.
- 77EP 77
King Dedede commissions a monster to create art for his new museum
Apr 5, 2003King Dedede establishes a personal art museum but expresses dissatisfaction with the imported paintings on display. To address this issue, he orders a monster to produce his own artwork for the collection. This event marks the debut of the Copy Ability known as Paint. The narrative focuses on Dedede's initiative to replace existing art with creations made by the summoned creature, highlighting his specific aesthetic preferences and the introduction of this new ability within the series context.
- 78EP 78
Escargoon Builds a Robot to Avoid King Dedede's Harsh Labor Demands
Apr 19, 2003Exhausted by the excessive workload imposed by King Dedede, Escargoon constructs a mechanical assistant named Escar-droid to perform his tasks. However, King Dedede commandeers the invention to hunt down Kirby. This misuse results in the robot being repeatedly destroyed during the conflicts. Consequently, Escargoon is forced to constantly repair and rebuild the machine to replace the damaged units. The narrative focuses on the cycle of destruction and reconstruction caused by Dedede's actions. The episode features the Bomb Copy Ability, which is utilized during these events. This summary reflects the plot details provided in the source material without adding external information or spoilers.
- 79EP 79filler
King Dedede Transforms Circus Ape Bonkers Into a Monster
Apr 26, 2003King Dedede learns that Bonkers, a runaway circus ape, intends to train alongside Kirby. In response to this discovery, Dedede uses his power to transform Bonkers into a monster. This event occurs within the context of the episode featuring the Hammer Copy Ability. The narrative focuses on Dedede's reaction to Bonkers' desire to learn from Kirby, resulting in the ape's transformation. The source material identifies the relevant Copy Ability associated with this sequence as Hammer. No other details regarding the outcome or subsequent events are provided in the source text.
- 80EP 80
Dedede orders a drink to power up himself and the Cappies, but Escargoon orders a drink to poop them out.
May 3, 2003King Dedede commands a beverage intended to enhance his strength and that of the Cappies. However, upon witnessing the resulting effects and their negative consequences, Escargoon takes action by ordering a different drink designed to expel them. The episode features the Stone Copy Ability.
- 81EP 81filler
King Dedede and Escargoon humiliate Chief Bookem and Buttercup on TV while Nightmare Enterprises sends a monster to clean Dedede's trash.
May 10, 2003King Dedede and Escargoon exploit the fact that Chief Bookem and Buttercup’s house is a pigsty to humiliate them on public television. In a separate plot, Nightmare Enterprises addresses King Dedede’s own messy habits by dispatching a trash-spitting monster. This creature was originally sent to Nightmare Enterprises by Dedede to remove his garbage. Instead, it expels all of Dedede’s waste directly onto Cappy Town. The episode features the Cleaning Copy Ability, which is utilized in the context of these conflicting cleanup efforts and public shaming incidents involving the various characters and their respective messes.
- 82EP 82filler
Sir Ebrum cooks for Kirby while Dedede tricks Male Cappies into buying SlicerDicer parts
May 17, 2003Sir Ebrum prepares a tasty meal for his children and Kirby. Meanwhile, King Dedede organizes a cooking competition specifically for the Male Cappies. During this event, he deceives them into purchasing components intended for the construction of the SlicerDicer. The episode features the Spark Copy Ability.
- 83EP 83
A new teacher arrives at Dedede Academy in Cappy Town with hidden intentions.
May 24, 2003A new educator arrives in Cappy Town to begin teaching duties at Dedede Academy. However, this individual is not a genuine human instructor but rather a monster operating under a contractual arrangement. The character possesses the Copy Ability: Sword, which defines their capabilities within the narrative. This revelation regarding the teacher's true nature and affiliation serves as the central premise of the episode, contrasting the expected role of an academic figure with the reality of a supernatural entity. The setting remains focused on the educational institution and the town itself.
- 84EP 84
King Dedede tricks Mr. Curio into releasing Mumbies that terrorize Cappy Town and target Kirby.
May 31, 2003King Dedede deceives Mr. Curio into opening a jar that holds mummy-like creatures known as Mumbies. These entities escape and cause chaos throughout Cappy Town. They eventually direct their attention toward Kirby. The episode features the Bomb Copy Ability.
- 85EP 85filler
King Dedede purchases air conditioners from N.M.E. to cool the town, but an ozone layer monster appears.
Jun 7, 2003When the town experiences excessive heat, King Dedede acquires air conditioning units from N.M.E. to provide relief for the residents. However, the situation escalates when a monster associated with the ozone layer emerges. This episode features the Jet and Bomb Copy Abilities as key elements of the narrative.
- 86EP 86filler
Kawasaki faces a culinary challenge from a former classmate and King Dedede's contest
Jun 14, 2003A former classmate of Kawasaki visits him and discovers that his cooking skills are extremely inadequate. Subsequently, King Dedede organizes a competition pitting Kawasaki against Nagoya. The stakes of this culinary duel are high, as the victor is awarded ownership of Kawasaki's restaurant. This episode features the acquisition of the Cook Copy Ability, which becomes relevant to the ongoing narrative and the characters' interactions during this event.
- 87EP 87
King Dedede hires crows for waste disposal before betraying them, leading to a monstrous revenge plot.
Jun 21, 2003King Dedede employs a flock of crows to consume his garbage. He later betrays them by dismissing the birds. The crow leader transforms into a monster and returns to exact revenge. This episode marks the debut of the Copy Ability: Wing.
- 88EP 88filler
King Dedede breaks Escargoon's shell, transforming him into Maimaigoon via N.M.E.
Jun 28, 2003King Dedede uses his hammer to crack open Escargoon’s shell to see what is underneath. Tiff demands that he repair the damage, prompting N.M.E. to send a monster shell. This shell attaches to Escargoon, transforming him into Maimaigoon. The episode features the Hammer Copy Ability.
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Frequently asked questions
- How many episodes does Hoshi no Kirby have?
- Hoshi no Kirby has 100 episodes.
- When did Hoshi no Kirby come out?
- Hoshi no Kirby came out in 2001.
- Which studio made Hoshi no Kirby?
- Hoshi no Kirby was produced by Studio Comet.
- Who directed Hoshi no Kirby?
- Hoshi no Kirby was directed by Staff #96160.
- Is Hoshi no Kirby finished?
- Current status of Hoshi no Kirby: Finished.