Dedede

King Dedede is classified as Fighter

Following his debut in Kirby's Dream Land as a full-fledged villain, King Dedede steadily transitioned into both an antihero and Kirby 's "arch-frenemy" [2] by willingly allying with Kirby on a number of occasions for the greater good while maintaining their rivalry. After making cameo appearances in Super Smash Bros. Brawl , and has remained as such since then. King Dedede is a rotund, blue, penguin-like bird who possesses an egocentric and selfish disposition, which is best exemplified by his status as the self-proclaimed king of Dream Land. He also wears yellow mitten-like gloves, a red tuque with a white fur pom-pom and gold crown-like brim, and a sash featuring blue and white trim with red and yellow tessellated triangles. King Dedede is most often defined by his gluttony.

Dedede

Due to his many roles as Kirby's main adversary, many consider Dedede to be the series antagonist. Despite this, he has helped more than harmed since Kirby's Return to Dream Land , and Nintendo has even described Dedede as Kirby's "arch-frenemy. He is the greedy self-proclaimed king of Dream Land , which is located on the quaint Planet Popstar. Due to an ambiguous description of the geography of Popstar, it is never made entirely clear how much of the planet King Dedede assumes leadership of, though he seems to have castles and fortresses all across the planet. Even so, he seems to perform no administrative functions, and for the most part, the planet seems to ignore any edicts that are issued by him. King Dedede's trademark weapon is a large star-studded hammer which he can swing around with the greatest of ease. He is also able to inhale objects and spit them out in a manner similar to Kirby. According to his trophy in Super Smash Bros. Melee , he underwent a series of rigorous training programs to learn and master the use of inhaled air to fly like Kirby at some point after the events of Kirby's Dream Land. King Dedede himself is rather portly, is blue-skinned and has a yellow mouth which has been depicted as more of a beak. He has blue eyes, though his eyelids often change between blue eyelids or simple black dashes. He is consistently seen with his round red cap, which has a yellow or golden rim and a white ball at the top a crown in Kirby The Crystal Shards and the anime pilot. He has blue flipper-like hands, though they are usually covered by a pair of yellow mittens. He has a tan "onesie" occasionally portrayed as a kimono , that is not shown in some games, revealing a blue belly or a tan belly marking in Kirby Squeak Squad artwork.

He dedede also very caring and protective of the Waddle Dees who serve him. Though they may be prideful and stubborn, they both have hearts of gold and care deeply about their friends, dedede.

King Dedede King DeDeDe in some older games; sometimes shortened to Dedede is a portly, blue, penguin-like creature who wields a hammer and proclaims himself king of Dream Land. He is a recurring character who serves as Kirby 's "arch frenemy" [1] and is usually fought as a boss. Though he often engages in trouble-making, mostly involving stealing other people's food, he has performed noble deeds as well, such as trying to seal away Nightmare , helping Kirby battle Queen Sectonia , and accompanying Kirby in several of his adventures. Because of this, he is considered a protagonist, despite his greediness and egotism. King Dedede lives in a castle atop a mountain with a retinue of Waddle Dees acting as his servants.

The developers behind the game touched on this in a recent interview with Japanese magazine Nintendo Dream. Can you talk to us about that? Kumazaki: Just like the outline situation, we also were very conflicted on this. In truth the form of King Dedede has actually changed depending on the personality and what we wanted to bring out in the individual game. So we compared the versions side by side, his look from a year ago in Kirby and the Forgotten Land, and from Star Allies from before that, and we really agonized thinking about which players would find easier to accept. We always think about how to make everything fit together in each game. This time we have the smaller Bandana Waddle Dee and the cool Meta Knight, and then we have the large, stout and powerful King Dedede, and we wanted each to be instantly recognizable based on their own characteristics.

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Dedede runs and dives into Kirby or an ally. King Dedede was crucial in the capture and occupation of the Halberd by the Subspace Army. Kirby Mass Attack. It is also possible for Dedede to throw out capsules containing items. The bottom of the poles can be destroyed so Kirby can reunite with his allies. Bessatsu CoroCoro Comic in Japanese. King Dedede. In Kirby's Egg-Cellent Adventure , it is implied that he is and even claimed to be an avid birdwatcher. It's behind my throne! They seem to enjoy their work and do not have problems with King Dedede's personality, but in one instance they admit they don't appreciate him. In King Dedede pulls back his hammer as its head, then pulverizes enemies with a powerful uppercut.

He is Kirby's rival, a large blue penguin and the self-proclaimed "King of Dream Land ".

The move resembles Kirby's version of it from Smash Bros. King Dedede , a Stadium of the game's City Trial mode. He spends countless hours in training in order to learn how to fly just like Kirby. Dedede's atrocious air speed in combination with his fast falling speed leave him extremely vulnerable offstage, making it troublesome for Dedede to return to stage safely. November Venom Marvel. In Dedede's first battle in Kirby and the Forgotten Land , he swings around a giant pillar. Thus, he continually ordered monsters from Nightmare Enterprises and employed them and various other schemes to deal with Kirby, only for each one to fail. As his rival, Dedede should be comparable to Kirby, who can crack Planet Popstar in two in Kirby Super Star 's Megaton Punch, send a meteor light years away with a swing of a baseball bat in Kirby Star Allies ' Star Slam Heroes, and has been stated to wield infinite power in his pause description in Kirby: Planet Robobot. He does not awake until after Kirby defeats Queen Sectonia in their first fight. Sales Guy either, often stating he has no intention of ever paying his bills, openly yelling at and criticizing the N. Dedede is the only end-of-level boss in this game who can be challenged with a single Kirby. Other times, Kirby fights him due to misunderstandings; such as Kirby's Adventure and Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land , where Kirby fights Dedede without letting the king explain his action of breaking the Star Rod ; and during Kirby: Squeak Squad , where Kirby accuses him of stealing his Strawberry Shortcake. It also deals additional shield damage, to the point that its clean hit can break a full shield when fresh, and possesses both transcendent priority and a long-ranged quake hitbox.