Castle Lololo Kirby's sneezes cause stars to fall from the sky in the opening scene forCastle Lololo. Details Boss Lololo & Lalala Mid-Bosses Lololo

Theme music https://wikirby.com/wiki/File:KDL_Castle_Lololo_Sample.oga "Castle Lololo" Clip of the music from Castle Lololo.

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This article is about the stage inKirby's Dream Land. For theBattle Stage in theKirby Fighters games, seeCastle Lololo (Battle Stage).

Castle Lololo is the second stage inKirby's Dream Land, taking place within a large and convoluted palatial structure full of spooky enemies. The boss of this stage isLololo & Lalala, who also act as the first tag-team boss of the series.

Castle Lololo is the only stage that does not appear as a standalone region inSpring Breeze ofKirby Super Star and its remake,Kirby Super Star Ultra. However, parts of the level were incorporated intoFloat Islands, including the boss fight against Lololo and Lalala. The events from Castle Lololo's intro were also added into that ofBubbly Clouds.

Cutscene[edit]

On a deck of the castle, overlooking a body of water,Kirby lets out a big sneeze and causes some of the stars in the sky to fall into the water. He sneezes again, causing another star to fall, hit him on the head, and knock him into the water as well.

Synopsis[edit]

Castle Lololo features a much more complex stage structure than the preceding levelGreen Greens, consisting of many smaller rooms with varying types of obstacles and a number of different paths to take to get through the stage. There are many tricky enemies to deal with, including the first instances of the (mostly) invulnerable enemiesGordo andShotzo, and ghostly floating enemies such asBooler,Mumbies, andTwo Face. Kirby also gains access to a number of items that he can use against his enemies, such as themicrophone,Candy, andSpicy Food. Additionally, one room contains a pool of water which will limit Kirby's movement and attack options as he wades through it.

Room breakdown[edit]

Castle Lololo consists of 15 rooms. Two of these are optional side rooms, another two can potentially be skipped, and yet another two are areas where Kirby fights the mid-boss and bosses. The following is a brief overview of what is contained in each room:

The first room is a single screen outside the castle itself. ABroom Hatter can be seen above the door into the castle.

The second room contains a couple of enemies and amicrophone to deal with them. Kirby can head through the door immediately to the right to proceed, but can also head upward and head through a different door to access the first side area, which contains aShotzo and a recovery item.

The third room is a dark hallway that stretches off to the right, past a number of flying enemies.

The fourth room is a hallway which loops on itself and is filled with enemies which try to ambush Kirby. There are two different paths to take from here; the upper door skips forward to the seventh area, while the lower door takes Kirby through a few extra areas first:

• The fifth room through the lower door has Kirby swimming through a flooded passageway dodgingGordos andGlunks.
• The sixth room has Kirby climbing up an exterior portion of the castle, where aCandy can be found to deal with any obstacles along the way.

The seventh room is another dark hallway, patrolled by more enemies. At the end of the path, aWarp Star can be seen down a pit, which will take Kirby out of the hole to the right, crashing into another wall of the castle.

The eighth room pits Kirby againstLololo, who attacks by emerging from one of four doorways to push blocks at Kirby. Once Lololo is defeated, Kirby can take any one of the doors to the right to proceed.

The ninth room is a large open space decked with platforms of various shape and size. A large pyramid in the middle is composed partially of star blocks. There are two doors to be taken from here. The first is a door to the right, and the second is a door above, which, once Kirby approaches it, will be swarmed by a circle of floating enemies. The upper door leads to the second side-room, where two Boolers guard a Pep Brew and a bowl ofSpicy Food. The door to the right is the only way forward.

The tenth room is an exterior area of the castle featuring a staircase, which is swarmed by Broom Hatters and other foes.

The eleventh room is a passage leading upward past Gordos and other enemies. A Pep Brew can be seen in a side chamber to the left behind a star block. There are several doors in this area, but most of them only link to each-other in the same area. Only the door at the top-right leads forward.

The twelfth room is another exterior area, featuring a brief staircase leading to the door to the boss area.

The final room is a singular chamber consisting of four stacked hallways, which can be passed between via certain spots in the floors. Eight doorways can be seen in this area, but Kirby cannot use any of them. Instead they are used by theBossesLololo & Lalala, to enter and exit, while pushing blocks to harm Kirby with. Kirby will have to use their blocks to defeat them, one at a time. Once both are defeated, he will be whisked to a separate open area, where he can obtain the secondSparkling Star and complete the stage.

Enemies, Mid-Boss, and Boss[edit]

Sprites (Normal/Extra)	Normal Enemy	Extra Enemy	Sprites (Normal/Extra)	Normal Enemy	Extra Enemy
	Booler	Gaspar		Gordo
	Bronto Burt	Koozer		Mumbies	Skuller
	Broom Hatter			Shotzo	Blatzy
	Chuckie	Hurly		Two Face	Mr. P. Umpkin
	Flapper			Waddle Dee
	Glunk			Waddle Doo

Sprite	Name
	Lololo

Sprite	Name
	Lololo & Lalala

References in later games[edit]

The following are direct references to Castle Lololo in laterKirby games:

Kirby's Adventure /Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land[edit]

Stage 6 ofRainbow Resort is a truncated homage toKirby's Dream Land, with one of its rooms being based on Castle Lololo in particular.

Kirby Fighters series[edit]

Main article:Castle Lololo (Battle Stage)

In all three iterations ofKirby Fighters, one of itsBattle Stages is based on Castle Lololo, particularly the battle with Lololo & Lalala. However, this stage is based on theSpring Breeze version of the fight, which technically takes place inFloat Islands instead.

Kirby's Blowout Blast[edit]

Level 3 ofKirby's Blowout Blast is inspired by Castle Lololo, and uses the same stage music, as well as the same boss.

Profiles[edit]

Kirby's Dream Land Instruction Booklet (NA Print)[edit]

Plenty of Strange Things Await You in This Castle
One step inside this spooky castle and you'll know that something weird is going on! You'll have to be careful here because some of the nasties that float around here can't be beat just by inhaling them. The not so famous twins Lololo and Lalala rule this castle of gloom.

Gallery[edit]

Screenshots[edit]

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  Kirby spitting a bomb out at enemies
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  Kirby exploring the dark hallway
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  Kirby hovering up a Castle Lololo battlement
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  Kirby using Superspicy Curry to clear out the ghosts circling around him
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  Kirby getting blocked by twoChuckies in the Main Game
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  Kirby walking by someHurlies in theExtra Game

Maps[edit]

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  Map of Room 1
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  Map of Room 2
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  Side room from Room 2
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  Map of Room 3
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  Map of Room 4 (this room loops on itself)
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  Map of Room 5
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  Map of Room 6
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  Map of Room 7
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  Map of Room 8
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  Map of Room 9
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  Side room from Room 9
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  Map of Room 10
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  Map of Room 11
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  Map of Room 12

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