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Dom Woole

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Dom Woole
Artwork ofDom Woole ofKirby's Epic Yarn
Details
First appearanceKirby's Epic Yarn (2010)
Latest appearanceKirby's Extra Epic Yarn (2019)
RelatedChaise Woole,Loomis Woole
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“Dom Woole manages Quilty Court. He's a big shot around here!”
— Cast description fromKirby's Epic Yarn

Dom Woole is a non-playable character inKirby's Epic Yarn andKirby's Extra Epic Yarn. He runs many of the areas inQuilty Square, and helpsKirby withhis pad. He is first seen after thePatch Castle stage is cleared, and gives Kirby a room in theQuilty Court, along with aNormal Chair as a housewarming gift. His given name comes from "domicile", which means "place of residence", fitting his occupation. Dom has two brothers, namedChaise Woole andLoomis Woole, who are the proprietors of the Furniture and Fabric shops in Quilty Square, respectively.

Over the course of the game, Kirby has the opportunity to help Dom Woole expand his apartment building by financing it withbeads and helping attract tenants to the building by decorating the various rooms with furniture found in the game's stages. Dom Woole also appears alongside his brothers Chaise and Loomis to celebrate whenever a new medal threshold is reached while playing a stage.

Quotes[edit]

Quotes from Dom Woole inKirby's Epic Yarn/Kirby's Extra Epic Yarn  
  • "Prince Fluff, what an unexpected surprise! Oh, and who might your friend here be?"
  • "Lord Kirby, you say? He is visiting us from another world, you say? How exciting!"
  • "My name is Dom Woole, and it is my pleasure to make your acquaintance."
  • "Lord Kirby is helping you save our beloved Patch Land? Oh, that's just wonderful!"
  • "I am the manager of Quilty Court here. Please come inside for a moment. I insist!"
  • "Welcome to your new home! ...Heheh. Well, I suppose it's not much to look at just yet!"
  • "But I would be honored to have one of Prince Fluff's guests staying here."
  • "A proper home must be properly furnished. Please accept this as a gift from me."
  • "Feel free to furnish your new place in whatever way you desire!"
  • "We'll discuss the rent later."
  • "Go ahead and enjoy the space. If you have any questions, I'll be around!"
  • "Now if you'll excuse me, I think I hear one of my other tenants walking by outside."
  • "Oh dear, what a pickle, what a pickle! What a definite pickle I am in!"
  • "Prince Fluff! Lord Kirby! You're still here! Oh, thank goodness I ran into you!"
  • "I am in the most dire of pickle straits! Could I possibly ask for your help?"
  • "Thank you ever so much, Lord Kirby! Your generosity shall not go unnoticed!"
  • "You see, I can't seem to find any tenants who will move into my new building here!"
  • "It's the market! What is one to do?"
  • "I think spiffing the place up a bit would definitely attract some new tenants."
  • "I'm so glad to hear that you agree! Now, take a look at this photo here."
  • "Could you do me a favor and decorate the room so it resembles this picture?"
  • "Wonderful! My, that was much easier than I expected. You chaps certainly are helpful!"
  • "Well, I'm sure you'll find the furniture you need in areas you've already visited."

Trivia[edit]

  • In the Italian versions ofKirby's Epic Yarn andKirby's Extra Epic Yarn, Dom Woole's brothers are referred to as his cousins instead, likely because they have different last names in said versions.

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Names in other languages[edit]

LanguageNameMeaning
Japaneseルーム・ウール
Rūmu Ūru		Can be read as "Loom Wool" or "Room Wool", both words fitting for his appearance and occupation
Canadian FrenchLogy BeaufilFrom "beau" (beautiful) and "fil" (yarn)
European FrenchPhil de LaineThread of Wool
GermanWilli WebstuhlWilli Loom
ItalianPhil PalazziFrom "filo" (thread) and "palazzi" (plural of palace)
Korean루움 울
ruum ul		Can be read as "Looooom Wool" or "Rooooom Wool"[sic]
The vowel in the Korean transliteration of "room/loom" (룸) is elongated as with the names of the other Wooles.
Latin American SpanishEstambrosioFrom "estambre" (a kind of yarn) and Ambrosio
European SpanishBotonio DelanaFrom "botón" (button) and "de lana" (woolly)


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