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Buttonbug
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| “ | Red means DANGER. This bug will chase you down, so be careful! | ” | — Patch Plaza |
Buttonbugs are flying bee-likeenemies fromKirby's Epic Yarn andKirby's Extra Epic Yarn. They are similar toButtonbees, but are red and will actively chase their target. If Buttonbugs hit a wall, they will be stunned for a short time. Despite their more aggressive nature, Buttonbugs can be defeated using any normal move. When wrapped up into aYarn ball, Buttonbug can be used as a homing projectile that splits into three when thrown.
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Unlike its generally less temperamental cousins, Buttonbug is fairly rare, as it only appears in theSecret Island stage.
Names in other languages[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning |
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| Japanese | アカブンブン Aka Bunbun | From「赤」(aka, red) +「ブンブン」(Bunbun, Buttonbee) |
| European French | Boutonsecte | Buttonbug |
| German | Knopfkäfer | Buttonbug |
| Italian | Bottoinsetto | A mixture of "bottone" (button) and "insetto" (bug) |
| Korean | 레드붕붕 redeu bungbung | Transliteration of "red" followed by the Korean name for Buttonbee |
| Latin American Spanish | Avispobotón | From "avispa" (wasp) and "botón" (button) |
| European Spanish | Botón insecto | Button bug |
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