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Ghost Gordo
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Ghost Gordo is a pale ghostly variant ofGordo that first appeared inKirby: Triple Deluxe as a minor hazard, which has one large eye rather than two smaller ones. It is typically found in dark haunted regions. It has since made a more substantial appearance inKirby and the Forgotten Land, where it gained a new set of behaviors.
Game appearances[edit]
Kirby: Triple Deluxe[edit]
Ghost Gordo made its first appearance inKirby: Triple Deluxe. Here, this enemy acts much like its normal cousin, but is completely invisible to the unaided eye. It can only be seen by looking into theTruth Mirror to find its reflection. Like Gordo, Ghost Gordo will either sit in place or move along a set path, and will hurtKirby on contact. It is invulnerable to attack, and cannot beinhaled, so it is best spotted and avoided.
Locations[edit]
InKirby: Triple Deluxe, Ghost Gordo only appears inStage 3 andStage 7 EX ofWild World.
Kirby and the Forgotten Land /Kirby and the Forgotten Land – Nintendo Switch 2 Edition + Star-Crossed World[edit]
Ghost Gordo returns inKirby and the Forgotten Land and itsNintendo Switch 2 Edition, here visible without looking through mirrors. It can be found in dark areas where Kirby makes use ofLight-Bulb Mouth, floating in fixed positions. Initially sleeping, when Light-Bulb Mouth Kirby uses his Illuminate ability within range, Ghost Gordo will wake and start pursuing him, similar to aMumbies, but much faster. As soon as Kirby goes dark again, Ghost Gordo will stop chasing and try to look for him, apparently not being able to see him in the dark despite its huge eye. If Kirby remains dark for long enough, Ghost Gordo will return to its original position and go back to sleep. In this appearance, Ghost Gordo's spikes do not move, unlike a standard Gordo's.
Locations[edit]
InKirby and the Forgotten Land, Ghost Gordo can be found in theInvasion at the House of Horrors,Moonlight Canyon, andForgo Park stages. It is one of the few enemies in the game's Nintendo Switch 2 Edition to not appear inStar-Crossed World.
Gallery[edit]
Screenshot of Ghost Gordo fromKirby: Triple Deluxe
Ghost Gordo's model fromKirby: Triple Deluxe
Kirby slipping by a sleeping Ghost Gordo in the dark inKirby and the Forgotten Land
Kirby getting the attention of three Ghost Gordos using Light-Bulb Mouth inKirby and the Forgotten Land
Figure of Ghost Gordo fromKirby and the Forgotten Land
Names in other languages[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning |
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| Japanese | ゴーストゴルドー Gōsuto Gorudō | Ghost Gordo |
| Traditional Chinese | 幽靈黑刺球 Yōulíng hēi cì qiú | Ghost Black Spike Ball |
| Simplified Chinese | 幽灵黑刺球 Yōulíng hēi cì qiú | |
| Dutch | Spook-Gordo | Ghost Gordo |
| French | Minérisson fantôme | Ghost gordo |
| German | Geist-Gordow | Ghost Gordo |
| Italian | Bombospino fantasma | Ghost Gordo |
| Korean | 고스트 도르고 Goseuteu Doreugo | Ghost Gordo |
| Spanish | Gordo fantasma | Ghost Gordo |
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