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* DropTheHammer: King Dedede throws hammers during his boss encounter if you get ahead of him too far, and his playable version swings a hammer around in lieu of a spin when tapped.


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* HumongousHeadedHammer: King Dedede throws hammers during his boss encounter if you get ahead of him too far, and his playable version swings a hammer around in lieu of a spin when tapped.
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''Kirby: Canvas Curse'' (''Touch! Kirby'' in Japanese, and ''Kirby: Power Paintbrush'' in British English) is the first ''Franchise/{{Kirby}}'' game for the UsefulNotes/NintendoDS, released in 2005. Kirby has lost his limbs due to a curse from an [[WickedWitch evil sorceress]] known as Drawcia, who went on to transform Dream Land into a world made of paint.

The player takes on the role of Drawcia's rogue paintbrush and must make extensive use of the DS's stylus to guide Kirby through the art-infested Dream Land. 10 years later, it received a SpiritualSuccessor on the UsefulNotes/WiiU called ''VideoGame/KirbyAndTheRainbowCurse''.

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''Kirby: Canvas Curse'' (''Touch! Kirby'' in Japanese, and ''Kirby: Power Paintbrush'' in British English) is the first ''Franchise/{{Kirby}}'' game for the UsefulNotes/NintendoDS, Platform/NintendoDS, released in 2005. Kirby has lost his limbs due to a curse from an [[WickedWitch evil sorceress]] known as Drawcia, who went on to transform Dream Land into a world made of paint.

The player takes on the role of Drawcia's rogue paintbrush and must make extensive use of the DS's stylus to guide Kirby through the art-infested Dream Land. 10 years later, it received a SpiritualSuccessor on the UsefulNotes/WiiU Platform/WiiU called ''VideoGame/KirbyAndTheRainbowCurse''.



* OldSaveBonus: Waddle Doo Ball is usually one of the last things you can unlock, but it can be the ''first'' if you play with another ''Kirby'' game in the UsefulNotes/GameBoyAdvance slot.[[note]]That being, of course, either ''[[VideoGame/KirbysAdventure Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land]]'' or ''VideoGame/KirbyAndTheAmazingMirror''.[[/note]]

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* OldSaveBonus: Waddle Doo Ball is usually one of the last things you can unlock, but it can be the ''first'' if you play with another ''Kirby'' game in the UsefulNotes/GameBoyAdvance Platform/GameBoyAdvance slot.[[note]]That being, of course, either ''[[VideoGame/KirbysAdventure Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land]]'' or ''VideoGame/KirbyAndTheAmazingMirror''.[[/note]]



* ShoutOut: One of the levels is named [[UsefulNotes/NeoGeo Neo Greo]] in English and Neo Geneo in Japanese.

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* ShoutOut: One of the levels is named [[UsefulNotes/NeoGeo [[Platform/NeoGeo Neo Greo]] in English and Neo Geneo in Japanese.
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* HandicappedBadass: Kirby loses his limbs, but thanks to the paintbrush, he's able to keep going.
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Insistent Terminology - what games call "levels" are called "stages" in Kirby series games. Likewise with "worlds" and "levels."


* AndNowForSomeoneCompletelyDifferent: You're actually playing as Drawcia's rogue paintbrush through the entire game, with Kirby (and friends) acting like helpers.

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* AndNowForSomeoneCompletelyDifferent: You're actually playing as Drawcia's rogue magical paintbrush through the entire game, with Kirby (and friends) acting like helpers.



* BlackoutBasement: Certain levels take place at night and are pitch-dark, requiring you to tap lanterns in order to illuminate the area.

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* BlackoutBasement: Certain levels stages take place at night and are pitch-dark, requiring you to tap lanterns in order to illuminate the area.



* ButNowIMustGo: [[spoiler:The paintbrush vanishes once Dream Land is turned back to its original state.]]

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* ButNowIMustGo: [[spoiler:The paintbrush Magical Paintbrush vanishes once Dream Land is turned back to its original state.]]



* DubNameChange: Thudd from Dendon, and for some reason a fair chunk of the levels (despite the fact they were all originally in English).

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* DubNameChange: Thudd from Dendon, and for some reason a fair chunk of the levels level and stage names (despite the fact they were all originally in English).



* FollowTheMoney: Many levels have trails of stars that guide the player towards the goal or medals.
* ForcedTransformation: Kirby loses his arms and feet at the beginning thanks to Drawcia's magic, relying on the player's own paintbrush (formerly Drawcia's) to guide him through the levels safely.

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* FollowTheMoney: Many levels stages have trails of stars that guide the player towards the goal or medals.
* ForcedTransformation: Kirby loses his arms and feet at the beginning thanks to Drawcia's magic, relying on the player's own magical paintbrush (formerly Drawcia's) to guide him through the levels stages safely.



* FunWithAcronyms: The first seven worlds' names[[note]] Reddy Land, Arange Gorge, Iello Adventure, Neo Greo, Bloo Hills, Omarine Zone and Wonder Lilane[[/note]] spell out the word "Rainbow" while simultaneously retaining a ColorMotif appropriate to its lineup position.

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* FunWithAcronyms: The first seven worlds' level names[[note]] Reddy Land, Arange Gorge, Iello Adventure, Neo Greo, Bloo Hills, Omarine Zone and Wonder Lilane[[/note]] spell out the word "Rainbow" while simultaneously retaining a ColorMotif appropriate to its lineup position.



* RainbowMotif: The first seven worlds are all named after one of the colours of the rainbow, with the sixth being based on "Ultramarine" rather than Indigo, [[FunWithAcronyms on top of all of their initials spelling "RAINBOW"]]. The World of Drawcia's landscape consists of eerily-realistic congealed paint colours making a rainbow appearance.

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* RainbowMotif: The first seven worlds levels are all named after one of the colours of the rainbow, with the sixth being based on "Ultramarine" rather than Indigo, [[FunWithAcronyms on top of all of their initials spelling "RAINBOW"]]. The World of Drawcia's landscape consists of eerily-realistic congealed paint colours making a rainbow appearance.



* ShoutOut: One of the levels is named [[UsefulNotes/NeoGeo Neo Geneo/Greo]].

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* ShoutOut: One of the levels is named [[UsefulNotes/NeoGeo Neo Geneo/Greo]].Greo]] in English and Neo Geneo in Japanese.



* TacticalSuicideBoss: Thanks to her shields, Drawcia is completely invulnerable both to the power paintbrush and Kirby's dash attack. Her only weakness is her own energy sphere attack, which the player can send back at her to penetrate said shields and leave her vulnerable to being attacked directly.
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* TacticalSuicideBoss: Thanks to her shields, Drawcia is completely invulnerable both to the power magical paintbrush and Kirby's dash attack. Her only weakness is her own energy sphere attack, which the player can send back at her to penetrate said shields and leave her vulnerable to being attacked directly.
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** Rainbow Run contains Time Trials mode, which challenges the player to complete specific sections of certain levels, as well as exclusive new areas, in the shortest amount of time possible.
* TurnedAgainstTheirMasters: Drawcia's paintbrush, which is the only reason she is even beatable. She conjures brushes out of thin air, and they usually disappear back into it once she is done with them, but one stuck around [[BreakingTheFourthWall and flew to the player.]]

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** Rainbow Run contains Time Trials mode, which challenges the player to complete specific sections of certain levels, stages, as well as exclusive new areas, in the shortest amount of time possible.
* TurnedAgainstTheirMasters: Drawcia's magical paintbrush, which is the only reason she is even beatable. She conjures brushes out of thin air, and they usually disappear back into it once she is done with them, but one stuck around [[BreakingTheFourthWall and flew to the player.]]
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* RainbowMotif: The first seven worlds are all named after one of the colours of the rainbow, with the sixth being based on "Ultramarine" rather than Indigo.

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* RainbowMotif: The first seven worlds are all named after one of the colours of the rainbow, with the sixth being based on "Ultramarine" rather than Indigo.Indigo, [[FunWithAcronyms on top of all of their initials spelling "RAINBOW"]]. The World of Drawcia's landscape consists of eerily-realistic congealed paint colours making a rainbow appearance.

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* FictionalPainting: [[spoiler:The BigBad Drawcia]] is revealed to be a painting that somehow came to life, and turns back into a painting at the end of the game.



* FictionalPainting: [[spoiler:The BigBad Drawcia]] is revealed to be a painting that somehow came to life, and turns back into a painting at the end of the game.
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* OffModel: Kirby spends a majority of the game without his limbs, yet somehow regains them when he dies.
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Misuse/Shoehorn: The trope page describes End Of An Age as the moment when a world that was full of wonder is irreversibly replaced by another that is filled with cynicism, tragedy and loss. It has nothing to do with superfluous/outdated elements in a work being removed from the sequels.


* EndOfAnEra: This is Burning and Freeze's last appearances as separate Copy Abilities as ''VideoGame/KirbySqueakSquad'' and ''VideoGame/KirbysReturnToDreamLand'' turned both of them into Fire and Ice's dash abilities just like in ''VideoGame/KirbySuperStar''.
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* EndOfAnEra: This is Burning and Freeze's last appearances as separate Copy Abilities as ''VideoGame/KirbySqueakSquad'' and ''VideoGame/KirbysReturnToDreamLand'' turned both of them into Fire and Ice's dash abilities just like in ''VideoGame/KirbySuperStar''.

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* AmericanKirbyIsHardcore: The Japanese [[http://vignette3.wikia.nocookie.net/kirby/images/8/86/KCC_Boxart_J.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20110625032643&path-prefix=en box art]] shows Kirby smiling alongside a pink stylus. In the American box art, he has the angry eyes and a frown, reflecting his anger at being cursed.

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* AmericanKirbyIsHardcore: The Japanese [[http://vignette3.wikia.nocookie.net/kirby/images/8/86/KCC_Boxart_J.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20110625032643&path-prefix=en box art]] shows Kirby smiling alongside a pink stylus. In the American Western box art, he instead has the angry eyes and a frown, frown as he fights his way through a dark and twisted stage, reflecting his anger at being cursed.



* AnomalousArt: The main villain Drawcia is a painting that came to life and became hostile, which Kirby has to fight.

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* AnomalousArt: The main villain Drawcia is a painting that came to life and became hostile, which Kirby has to fight.fight; not least because she's taken away his limbs and turned Dream Land into a world ''made'' of paint.



* AudibleSharpness: Meta Knight Ball somehow slashes enemies when it comes in contact with them.

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* AudibleSharpness: Meta Knight Ball somehow slashes enemies when it comes in contact with them.them, implying that it's using some kind of invisible blade to fight with.



* DroneOfDread: The infamously creepy theme for [[https://youtu.be/tgUu8N05N24 The World Of Drawcia]] is predominantly underlaid with a static-like buzzing drone, along with an OminousPipeOrgan.



* FictionalPainting: [[spoiler:The BigBad Drawcia]] is revealed to be a painting brought to life, and turns back into a painting in the end.

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* FictionalPainting: [[spoiler:The BigBad Drawcia]] is revealed to be a painting brought that somehow came to life, and turns back into a painting in at the end.end of the game.



* MightyGlacier: Dedede Ball has seven hit points (like fully-upgraded Kirby), but is twice as big as the other characters and has a hammer instead of a dash (which doesn't give him as much momentum and also leaves him vulnerable on the top, bottom, and rear).

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* MightyGlacier: Dedede Ball has seven hit points (like like a fully-upgraded Kirby), Kirby does, but is twice as big as the other characters and characters, has a hammer instead of a dash (which -- which doesn't give him as much momentum and also leaves him vulnerable on the top, bottom, and rear).rear -- and sinks in water.



* TacticalSuicideBoss: Drawcia is completely invulnerable both to the power paintbrush and Kirby's dash attack. Her only weakness is her own energy sphere attack, which the player can send back at her to shatter her defenses.

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* TacticalSuicideBoss: Thanks to her shields, Drawcia is completely invulnerable both to the power paintbrush and Kirby's dash attack. Her only weakness is her own energy sphere attack, which the player can send back at her to shatter penetrate said shields and leave her defenses.vulnerable to being attacked directly.
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* AndNowForSomeoneCompletelyDifferent: You're actually playing as Drawcia's rogue paintbrush through the entire game, with Kirby (and friends) acting like helpers.
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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: [[spoiler:Drawcia Soul is simply a OneWingedAngel form for the final boss. All future Soul bosses in the series (while reusing most of her attacks), are instead treated as {{True Final Boss}}es who are fought at the end of their games' hardest arena modes.]]

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