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Buttonbee
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| “ | Yellow means CAUTION. Watch out for that stinger! | ” | — Patch Plaza description |
Buttonbees are insect-likeenemies that appear inKirby's Epic Yarn and itsNintendo 3DS port,Kirby's Extra Epic Yarn. They appear as a yellow button with two black stripes, small antennae, a pair of wings, and a silver stinger.
Buttonbees typically fly in a predetermined route, such as a large loop or straight forward, though some will attempt to stingKirby orPrince Fluff if they approach.Rolling one up yields a splitting homingyarn ball, which will split into three copies that will fly into nearby enemies.
During the final boss battle,Yin-Yarn summons a group of four Buttonbees along with fourBow Waddle Dees. Buttonbees are additionally seen inBuster's mini-games, where the objective is to eliminate several enemies in a short period of time.
Locations[edit]
Buttonbee can be found in the following levels and stages inKirby's (Extra) Epic Yarn:
Gallery[edit]
Buttonbee from thePatch Plaza
Names in other languages[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Japanese | ブンブン Bunbun | Onomatopoeia for a bee's buzzing |
| European French | Boutonbeille | Buttonbee |
| German | Knopfbiene | Buttonbee |
| Italian | Bottovespa | A mixture between "bottone" (button) and "vespa" (wasp) |
| Korean | 붕붕 bungbung | Onomatopoeia for a bee's buzzing |
| Latin American Spanish | Abejobotón | From "abeja" (bee) and "botón" (button) |
| European Spanish | Botón abeja | Button bee |
