Meta Knight unmasked in Kirby and the Forgotten Land Meta Knight unmasked in Kirby Star Allies Kirby with his Meta Knight coloration in Super Smash Bros. However, Meta Knight's relation to the Kirby species has never been officially revealed. Furthermore, at Palutena's Temple, Pit and Viridi can converse about Meta Knight they discuss his resemblance to Kirby and question if he also can inhale and copy abilities. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U, where Kirby is given an alternate palette that makes him look like Meta Knight. Still, a connection is implied in Super Smash Bros. Despite this, Meta Knight possesses body parts, such as hands (since Kirby's Avalanche) and wings, that no known Kirbys have. Meta Knight's similarities to Kirby have led to speculation that he is a member of Kirby's species or is somehow related to them. In the event that should he be ever unmasked, he immediately departs from the field of battle. In most games, his mask is split into two upon defeat, revealing a face nearly identical to Kirby's with bright yellow eyes (however, in older games, Meta Knight sported white eyes and pink blushes). One of Meta Knight's most well-known traits is the fact that he is almost never seen with his mask off. Meta Knight's weapon of choice is usually Galaxia, a spiked golden sword with an embedded ruby in the hilt. In Kirby Air Ride, he can fly with them whenever he takes part in a race. The wings' first prominent use is in Kirby Super Star, where Meta Knight chased Kirby near the end of Revenge of Meta Knight. He has retractable bat-like wings and flies with them in the games. Meta Knight also wears his trademark attire his silver mask and his blue or dark purple Dimensional Cape with gold trimmings, as well as a pair of patched or metallic shoes. Meta Knight has some of the various characteristics that Kirby has: a spherical body, feet and stubby arms (albeit longer than Kirby's and with actual digits), tall and thin eyes, and also features blushes. 6.3 Role in Adventure Mode: The Subspace Emissary.4.13 Kirby's Dream Collection Special Edition.4.12 Kirby's Return to Dream Land and Kirby's Return to Dream Land Deluxe.4.10 Kirby's Epic Yarn and Kirby's Extra Epic Yarn.

4.5 Kirby's Star Stacker (Super Famicom).4.4 Kirby Super Star and Kirby Super Star Ultra.4.1 Kirby's Adventure and Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land.Due to Meta Knight's way of doing things and his oft-hidden intentions, the relationship between Kirby and Meta Knight is unpredictable in nature, ranges from anywhere between being bitter rivals to steadfast allies to one another, and can change at a moment's notice. He serves as one of the most known characters from the games alongside King Dedede, Whispy Woods, Kracko, and Waddle Dee. Though most of his actions in the games originate from arguably good intentions, the ways he tries to accomplish his goals are often very extreme and poorly understood by Kirby, which causes them to fight, though they never have any ill-will to one another. Normally the games he appears in usually feature him as a boss for Kirby to fight, but in Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land and after that game, there have been instances where he is playable in alternate modes, or even teams up with Kirby directly to stop evil from taking over Dream Land. Despite making his debut in Kirby's Adventure, his true name was not known in North America until Kirby's Avalanche was released in 1995. Meta Knight is also the leader of an army of soldiers known as the Meta-Knights, and captains a large airship called Battleship Halberd, which may accompany him into the heat of battle. The intrigue and popularity surrounding Meta Knight within the Kirby fandom largely lies in his enigmatic and solitary, yet caring nature, and his mysterious, yet striking likeness to Kirby himself. Meta Knight is a major character in the Kirby series, appearing in most of the games, the manga, as well as the anime since his debut in Kirby's Adventure in 1993.

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