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Floaty Woods

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Floaty Woods
Sprite ofFloaty Woods fromKirby Mass Attack.
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First gameKirby Mass Attack (2011)
Similar entitiesWobbly Woods
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This article is about enemy fromKirby Mass Attack. For other Floaties, seeFloaty.
“Keep an eye out for Floaty Woods. You can tip him over and ride him like a raft.”
— Daroach, inKirby Mass Attack

Floaty Woods is anenemy inKirby Mass Attack, which appears only inGreen Grounds - Stage 8. When theKirbys first spot him, Floaty Woods appears to be a regular tree with a large hole in the trunk. The Kirbys can be tossed in this hole, where they will end up in the tree's canopy. Once all the Kirbys are in there, a tug match will take place between them and the tree. If the Kirbys win, Floaty Woods will be thrown off the cliff, losing his leaves and landing in the water, where he will end up serving as a raft for the Kirbys.

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  • The Kirbys get tossed into the conspicuous hole where Floaty Woods' face should be
    The Kirbys get tossed into the conspicuous hole where Floaty Woods' face should be
  • Floaty Woods being tipped over by the Kirbys
    Floaty Woods being tipped over by the Kirbys
  • Floaty Woods being used as a raft
    Floaty Woods being used as a raft

Names in other languages[edit]

LanguageNameMeaning
Japaneseラフティーウッズ
Rafutī Uzzu		Rafty Woods
FrenchRadeau WoodsRaft Woods
GermanFlößel WoodsFrom "Floß" (raft) and "Whispy Woods"
ItalianZatter WoodsFrom "zattera" (raft) and "Whispy Woods"
SpanishTumby WoodsTumby Woods


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