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Digguh
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| “ | For Digguh, moving through the ground is as easy as swimming. It just dives underground, then...wiggle, wiggle, jump! SURPRISE! You never know when to expect Digguh... Kinda rude, actually. It'll also throw clumps of dirt at you and munch on ground-bound meals. | ” | — Figure description fromKirby and the Forgotten Land |
Digguh is a stubby bipedal brown-furred mole-like creature who is part of theBeast Pack and appears as a common enemy inKirby and the Forgotten Land andKirby and the Forgotten Land – Nintendo Switch 2 Edition + Star-Crossed World. It typically stands around or walks slowly until it seesKirby, at which it will either dig into the ground and pop up somewhere else (or directly underneath Kirby), or pick up a clod of dirt and throw it at him as a projectile. Digguh can be easily defeated when it is above ground to earn aStar Coin, or can beinhaled and swallowed for theDrillCopy Ability. A stronger Crystal variant of Digguh also appears inStar-Crossed World.
Locations[edit]
Digguh can be found in the following stages:
In thefinal level of Star-Crossed World, Crystal Digguhs can be summoned byGenwel Meteonelfilis during his final phase.
Gallery[edit]
Artwork of Kirby inhaling Digguh
Screenshot of Digguh fromKirby and the Forgotten Land
Screenshot of two Digguhs throwing dirt clods at Kirby
Figure of Digguh
Crystal Digguh in Star-Crossed World
Names in other languages[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Japanese | ディグー Digū | Digoo |
| Chinese | 狄古 Dí gǔ | Digu |
| Dutch | Gravert | From "graven" (to dig) and the diminutive suffix "-ert" |
| French | Topicreuse | From "taupe" (mole) and "creuser" (to dig) |
| German | Grabor | From "graben" (to dig) and "bohren" (to drill) |
| Italian | Scavotto | From "scavare" (to dig) and the diminutive suffix "-otto" |
| Korean | 디그 Digeu | Dig |
| Brazilian Portuguese | Digguh[1] | - |
| Spanish | Excavillo | From "excavar" (to dig) and the diminutive suffix "-illo" |
References
- ↑Nintendo Today! Name that Copy Ability #15
