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Glutbulb

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Glutbulb
In-game sprite ofGlutbulb fromKirby Mass Attack.
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First gameKirby Mass Attack (2011)
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“It's hard to miss the plant called the Glutbulb. It's a big water-filled bulb that flickers with electricity when it's underwater. So hopefully there's some way to make it less wet.”
— Daroach, inKirby Mass Attack

Glutbulb is anenemy inKirby Mass Attack. It is a plant-like creature which sits in place, holding a hugebubble of water inside itself. It can also hold other items inside this water bubble, such asfruit andmedals. It typically resides underwater, and can generate electricity, shooting sparks above itself when it does so. When out of the water, theKirbys can defeat Glutbulb by slamming into its water bubble repeatedly until there's none left inside. However, if any amount of water is left, Glutbulb will completely replenish when it is re-submerged.

Locations[edit]

Glutbulb can be found only inDedede Resort - Stage 7.

Names in other languages[edit]

LanguageNameMeaning
Japaneseフーセンカ
Fūsenka		Short for「風船葛」(fūsen-kazura,balloon vine)
FrenchBulboMasculine form of "bulbe" (bulb)
GermanPlitschblaseSplishbubble
ItalianBulbacqueoFrom "bulbo" (bulb) and "acqueo" (watery)
SpanishBurbulipánFrom "burbuba" (bubble) and "tulipán" (tulip)


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