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Gold Beanbon

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Gold Beanbon
In-game sprite ofGold Beanbon fromKirby Mass Attack.
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First gameKirby Mass Attack (2011)
Similar entitiesGold Waddle Dee,Beanbon
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“The scuttlebutt is that there's a gold creature living on this island. Seems like a good critter to go hunting for, doesn't it!”
— Daroach, referring toGold Beanbon inKirby Mass Attack

Gold Beanbon[1] is a rareenemy fromKirby Mass Attack. It resembles a standardBeanbon, but is gold in color. When it spots theKirbys, it will attempt to get away, digging itself out of reach if it reaches its burrow. Defeating it before that happens is worth 5,000 points, and is necessary to fill theChecklist.

There is only one Gold Beanbon in the game. It can be found inGreen Grounds - Stage 4.

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Names in other languages[edit]

LanguageNameMeaning
Japaneseゴールデンプッポン
Gōruden Puppon		Golden Beanbon
FrenchGerminorFrom "Germino" (Beanbon) and "or" (gold)
GermanGold-BohnbonGold Beanbon
ItalianGermigna d'oroGolden Beanbon
Korean황금 푸퐁
Hwanggeum Pupong		Golden Beanbon
SpanishBrotín de oroGolden Beanbon


References

  1. ↑"Find and defeat the Gold Beanbon, then clear the stage where you find it." –Checklist (Kirby Mass Attack)
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