Kine Artwork ofKine fromKirby Star Allies Details First appearance Kirby's Dream Land 2 (1995) Latest appearance Kirby Air Riders (2025) Other appearance(s) Kirby's Star Stacker (Game Boy) Kirby's Dream Land 3 Kirby's Star Stacker (Super Famicom) Kirby Star Allies Cameo appearance(s) Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards Kirby: Canvas Curse Kirby Super Star Ultra Kirby Mass Attack Kirby's Return to Dream Land Kirby: Triple Deluxe Kirby Fighters Deluxe Kirby and the Rainbow Curse Kirby: Planet Robobot Team Kirby Clash Deluxe Kirby Battle Royale Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Super Kirby Clash Kirby Fighters 2 Kirby's Dream Buffet Kirby's Return to Dream Land Deluxe Related Mine (wife)

Theme music https://wikirby.com/wiki/File:KDL2_Kines_Theme_Cut.oga "Kine's Theme" Clip of Kine's theme fromKirby's Dream Land 2

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Kine is anocean sunfish-like creature and one ofKirby's sixAnimal Friends, making his first appearance inKirby's Dream Land 2. He is distinguished by his bright blue body, wide circular eyes, and gaping mouth, big enough to fit Kirby inside when they travel together. Pairing up Kine with Kirby allows for a number of different methods of attack based on whatCopy Ability the pink puffball has, though these vary heavily in effectiveness.

Kine makes his most prominent appearances inKirby's Dream Land 2,Kirby's Dream Land 3, andKirby Star Allies, where he is a playable character (though always paired up with either Kirby,Gooey, or another Animal Friend). He has appeared in a large number of other games as well, though he rarely makes more than a cameo appearance, and is seldom seen in isolation fromRick andCoo. Kine also has a supporting role in the anime seriesKirby: Right Back at Ya!, where he has the ability to speak in full sentences and develops a crush onTiff.

Characteristics[edit]

Kine bears the distinctive shape of the ocean sunfish: a wide but flat circular blue body, with large circular eyes and a gaping mouth with puckered lips on one side, triangular yellow dorsal and ventral fins, and wide but stubby limbs and tail. This bodily configuration serves him well enough in thewater - where he can swim with great speed - but on land, it leaves him clumsy, only able to hop about slowly. This clumsiness is particularly notable when he is paired up with Kirby and the other Animal Friends in cutscenes, where he is often the last in line, and often snubbed in favor of the typically more versatile Rick and Coo, who can sometimes be seen bullying him. Like the other Animal Friends, Kine is always angling to get Kirby to travel with him, and can be seen sobbing when Kirby picks someone else as a companion. Kine is particularly fond ofapples, and likes to play with them in cutscenes. He also has a tendency to latch onto Kirby using his mouth, whether Kirby wants him to or not.

Game appearances[edit]

Kirby's Dream Land 2[edit]

Artwork of Kine and Kirby.

In-game sprite.

Kine makes his first appearance inKirby's Dream Land 2 as one of Kirby's threeAnimal Friends. He is first encountered in the second stage ofRipple Field, whereMaster Green is guarding him, making him the last of the three friends to be found by Kirby. Apart from appearing in a number of stages, the sunfish is also seen in four level intros: in the Ripple Field intro, he unites with Kirby after being fed an apple; inIceberg, Kirby leaves him behind in favor ofRick; in Cloudy Park, he latches onto Kirby while the latter is stuck in a cloud; and finally, inDark Castle, he apparently falls asleep as Kirby and his friends are preparing to enter the castle.

When teamed up with Kine, Kirby is contained inside the sunfish's mouth. Being a fish, the latter is at a disadvantage on land, where he moves slower than other friends and continuously makes small hops as his method of "walking". Despite this, his jumping skills are equal to those of Rick. Kine's main strengths become apparent underwater, however; while paired up with him, Kirby may inhale foes while underwater and is also capable of swimming much faster than usual by repeatedly pressing the A button while diving. This increased swimming speed lets Kirby and Kine bypass strong currents, enabling them to reach areas that are otherwise inaccessible, and makes certain sections of stages easier to survive.

Like other Animal Friends, Kine will enhance any Copy Ability that Kirby possesses while the two are traveling together, turning it into a new, unique power. Unlike other abilities in the game, all of Kine's combination abilities can be used underwater to their full extent.

Combinations[edit]

Base Ability	Appearance	Description
Burning		Kine spits large fireballs from his mouth, which slowly travel in a straight line.
Cutter		Lets Kine spit a crescent-shaped laser from his mouth, which grows as it travels further.
Ice		Freezes enemies around Kine. Using the power for too long temporarily turns Kine into an ice cube, paralyzing him.
Needle		Using this power causes Kirby and Kine to grow spikes all around them.
Parasol		A large parasol appears from Kine's mouth, which can be used as a shield for a limited time.
Spark		A light bulb appears from Kine's mouth, which can harm foes and illuminate dark areas, revealing hidden doors. Letting go of the B button launches it forward, exploding when it collides with something or the button is pressed again.
Stone		Lets Kirby assume his stone form inside Kine, making him sink downwards and defeat enemies.

Locations[edit]

Kine can be found in the following levels and stages:

Kine locations inKirby's Dream Land 2
Stage	Stage 1	Stage 2	Stage 3	Stage 4	Stage 5	Stage 6	Stage 7	Stage 8
Grass Land					N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
Big Forest					N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
Ripple Field					N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
Iceberg				Randomly		N/A	N/A	N/A
Red Canyon	Randomly	Randomly					N/A	N/A
Cloudy Park				Randomly		Randomly		N/A
Dark Castle		Randomly			Randomly

Kirby's Star Stacker[edit]

Screenshot of Kirby and Kine as pirates.

Kine returns inKirby's Star Stacker forGame Boy, alongside the other two friends (Rick andCoo) from the previous game. Just like the other animals, he appears as one of the three types of Friend Blocks essential for destroying the various other kinds of blocks. As such, it acts identically to the other two Friend Blocks but requires other Kine blocks for a reaction to take place.

Apart from being an integral gameplay element, the sunfish is also seen in the various "time out" cutscenes between rounds, where he makes small hops while moving like inKirby's Dream Land 2, as well as in three of the pictures unlocked by completing certain modes. Finishing Hard mode shows him and Kirby riding across the sea in pirate costumes, and he is seen together with the other Animal Friends in the pictures awarded for completing Super Hard and Insane!.

Kine also shows up in theSuper Famicom remake ofKirby's Star Stacker, where he appears in the story mode cutscenes and has the same role as a Friend Block in gameplay.

Kirby's Dream Land 3[edit]

Artwork of Kirby and Kine.

InKirby's Dream Land 3, Kine makes a reappearance, once again acting as an Animal Friend for Kirby to unite with. He is first located in the third stage ofGrass Land alongside Coo, once more making him one of the final friends to be found. The fish is also seen in the intro ofRipple Field, where he quarrels withChuChu over which of the two gets to stay united with Kirby, as well as theHyper Zone intro, where he, together with the other friends andKing Dedede, watches as Kirby ascends into space.

Up to and including his ability to bypass water currents, Kine acts the same in this game as he does in his debut appearance, but possesses a slightly different array of combination abilities. He is the preferred target of the bluePropeller enemy, causing it to move faster. Abandoning Kine in favor of a different friend causes him to look devastated, tears appearing in his eyes.

A female sunfish namedMine appears in the fifth stage of Grass Land. Reuniting her with her husband, Kine, is required to obtain herHeart Star.

Combinations[edit]

Base Ability	Appearance	Description
Burning		Kine spits a ring of fire from his mouth, which slowly travels in a straight line and breaksStar Blocks without stopping.
Clean		While the Y button is held, a plunger protrudes from Kine's mouth. All enemies touched by the plunger will stick to it; these can be pushed into other enemies to harm them or launched as projectiles by letting go of the button.
Cutter		Lets Kine spit a crescent-shaped laser from his mouth, which destroys Star Blocks without stopping and shrinks as it travels further until it has fully disappeared.
Ice		Temporarily turns Kine into an immobile, invincible block of ice that slams onto the ground and freezes all enemies it touches. Using the power while dashing causes him to slide until he thaws.
Needle		Using this power causes Kirby and Kine to grow spikes all around them.
Parasol		Kine turns to face upwards as a large parasol appears from his mouth, which guards him against attacks from above and slows his fall.
Spark		A light bulb appears in Kine's mouth while the Y button is held, which can harm foes and briefly illuminate dark areas, revealing hidden doors and symbols. The bulb breaks after a few seconds, keeping it from giving light; letting go of the button and then activating the ability again fixes it.
Stone		Lets Kirby assume his stone form in Kine's mouth, making the fish face downwards and slam onto the ground.

Locations[edit]

InKirby's Dream Land 3, Kine can be found in the following levels and stages:

Kine locations inKirby's Dream Land 3
Stage	Grass Land	Ripple Field	Sand Canyon	Cloudy Park	Iceberg
Stage 1
Stage 2
Stage 3
Stage 4
Stage 5
Stage 6

Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards[edit]

Model of the Kine sculpture.

Although Kine does not appear in the game proper inKirby 64: The Crystal Shards, using theStone-CutterPower Combo sometimes causes Kirby to transform into an invincible sculpture of him upon activating the ability. Unlike the other statues, the Kine form is immobile apart from being able to turn around, both on land and in water. Using the ability again while transformed shatters the sculpture, returning Kirby to his regular form.

Kirby: Canvas Curse[edit]

InKirby: Canvas Curse, one of the images that the player can connect the dots to draw in thePaint Panic boss game depicts Kine.

Kirby Super Star Ultra[edit]

Kine statue sprite.

InKirby Super Star Ultra, Kine, alongside the other friends fromKirby's Dream Land 2, appears as a statue once more, this time being one of the possible results of using theStone ability. The Kine sculpture is completely immobile and behaves identically to all other Stone forms, differing from them only in looks.

Kine also cameos in the sub-gameKirby Card Swipe alongside the other Animal Friends.

Kirby Mass Attack[edit]

Kine makes a cameo in theKirby Mass Attack sub-gameKirby Brawlball, aPinball game withKirby elements. He acts as the "stopper" between the flippers at the bottom of the main playing area, serving as a "safety net" by catching Kirby (the ball) in his mouth and spitting him out again when he would otherwise have fallen through the drain. Afterward, Kine disappears and can only be reactivated by hitting all three mole-like targets on each side of the lower area. Kine is also responsible for bringing a second Kirby into play if the slot machine stops on three Kirbys by spitting the surplus one into the playing field.

Kine also appears in the sub-gameKirby Quest, where he appears alongside Rick and Coo in the "game over" screen.

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  InKirby Brawlball, Kine appears as a temporary drain stopper, and shoots Kirby back up should he fall in.
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  Kine appears alongsideRick,Coo andDark Matter in the game over screen forKirby Quest.

Kirby's Return to Dream Land /Kirby's Return to Dream Land Deluxe[edit]

Kine once more cameos as a Stone transformation inKirby's Return to Dream Land. Instead of receiving his own separate statue, however, he is part of a sculpture consisting of all three of Kirby's original Animal Friends (Kine,Rick, andCoo). As usual, this result only differs from other Stone forms in appearance and size.

InKirby's Return to Dream Land Deluxe, the Animal Friends statue from the original is replaced by the one fromKirby Star Allies, depicting Kine, Rick, and Coo in aProtective Bag. There is also aDress-Up Mask based on Kine, unlocked upon completingStamp Rally card #01 inMerry Magoland; this is one of two Dress-Up Masks in the game to have a gameplay effect beyond an aesthetic change, as it replaces the wearer'sWater Gun with theWater ability's Enhanced Water Gun, an effect it shares with theMine Dress-Up Mask. Additionally, a gold statue of Kine, Rick, and Coo appears in Merry Magoland after completing 10missions, which seems to reuse the same pose of the original Animal Friends Stone transformation fromKirby's Return to Dream Land. Kine also makes a brief appearance in an image shown near the end of thestaff credits inMagolor Epilogue: The Interdimensional Traveler, in which he can be seen sleeping on a bench in theDream Kingdom.

Kirby's Dream Collection Special Edition[edit]

InKirby's Dream Collection Special Edition, Kine makes a number of appearances: naturally this includes his roles in the games featured in the collection, but he also appears in places in theKirby's History hallway, and has a few appearances in the Kirby's 20th Anniversary Celebration Book as well.

Kirby: Triple Deluxe[edit]

Kine appears as a stage hazard on the Coo's Forest stage of theKirby Fighters sub-game ofKirby: Triple Deluxe. In this appearance, Kine just flops on the ground, having no special attack that can harm the fighters. Colliding with Kine does 16 damage to the fighters as per with other Animal Friends that appear on the stage.

Kine also appears in twokeychains. The first depicts him with Kirby inKirby's Dream Land 2, and the other shows him and Kirby performing the combination Spark attack inKirby's Dream Land 3.

Lastly, the Stone sculpture featuring Kine fromKirby's Return to Dream Land returns in this game.

Kirby Fighters Deluxe /Kirby Fighters 2[edit]

Kine appears in Coo's Forest once more in bothKirby Fighters Deluxe andKirby Fighters 2, retaining his role as a stage hazard.

Kirby and the Rainbow Curse[edit]

Kine has a cameo inElline'sSecret Diary inKirby and the Rainbow Curse and can also be seen briefly in theKirby Submarine transformation animation. Kine is also illustrated in theSecret Diary, along with Rick and Coo.

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  Page 13 from Elline's Secret Diary.
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  Kine's cameo in theKirby Submarine transformation.

Kirby: Planet Robobot[edit]

Kine makes an appearance on twostickers inKirby: Planet Robobot. One is based on artwork of him with Kirby fromKirby's Dream Land 2, and the other is artwork of his Friend Block fromKirby's Star Stacker on Game Boy.

Additionally, the Stone sculpture featuring Kine fromKirby: Triple Deluxe returns in this game.

Team Kirby Clash Deluxe /Super Kirby Clash[edit]

Kine cameos inTeam Kirby Clash Deluxe, appearing in the background in the Village, sleeping on a bench. He appears there after clearing the ordeal againstLandia EX for the first time.

InSuper Kirby Clash, Kine appears again, this time in the background of the Port Village after clearing the "Tough:Frost Kibble Blade" Story Quest. He is also depicted alongside Rick and Coo as asticker.

Kirby Battle Royale[edit]

Kine can be seen in the audience in theSlam Hockey battle mode inKirby Battle Royale. He only appears in the Stretch Arena.

Kirby Star Allies[edit]

Main article:Rick & Kine & Coo

Kine appears as aDream Friend inKirby Star Allies, rolled together withRick andCoo into a single playable character. Kine appears when swimming, and can use ice powers in the water, though doing this for too long will freeze him. Kine is a much faster swimmer than the other characters, though, on land, he can only flop around. When flopping around on land, he can provide theSplashPower Effect and put out fires. When underwater, he can use his "Ice Kine" power to supply the Blizzard effect, though being able to position properly to grant it to allies can be tricky.

Kine also appears in two of theCelebration Pictures, namely "A Dream Above the Clouds" and "Crazy Mischief in the Stars".

Lastly, Kine appears alongside Rick and Coo in one of Kirby orRocky's Stone transformations, contained inside aProtective Bag. This particular form is always the result whenRock Painter is used on Rick & Kine & Coo.

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  Screenshot of Kine using the "Fish Flop" technique inKirby Star Allies
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  Kine appears in "A Dream Above the Clouds".
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  Kine appears in "Crazy Mischief in the Stars".

Kirby's Dream Buffet[edit]

Kine does not appear directly inKirby's Dream Buffet. However, Kirby can dress up like him using the appropriatecolor andcostume. In addition, Kine appears on severalCharacter Treats.

Kirby Air Riders[edit]

InKirby Air Riders, Kine makes multiple cameo appearances. He can appear in the ocean ofWaveflow Waters inAir Ride, and via a hole in the wrecked pirate ship onSkyah inCity Trial. He also appears inRoad Trip, where he can be chosen for the crossroads ofReefside Ride to get past the school ofBlippers, allowing the rider to move on toSunset Shoreline. Finally, Kine is also depicted on two stickers (one based on his appearance in Road Trip, and one onartwork with Kirby fromKirby's Dream Land 2) and an icon (based on his Road Trip appearance) used for the player'sLicense Card.

Super Smash Bros. Ultimate[edit]

Kine appears as a ★★ supportspirit inSuper Smash Bros. Ultimate, using his artwork fromKirby's Dream Land 3. He supplies the "Toss & Meteor" bonus and takes up one slot. He can be purchased from the vault shop for 1000G or via battling on the Spirit Board. In the spirit battle, the player is pitted against a blue Kirby andSquirtle, the latter of whom represents Kine.

InKirby: Right Back at Ya![edit]

Main article:A Fish Called Kine

Kine Artwork ofKine fromKirby: Right Back at Ya! Details First episode A Blockbuster Battle Last episode Caterpillar Thriller Main role Supporting character Similar characters Rick,Coo Voice actor(s) Darren Dunstan (English) Nobuo Tobita (Japanese)

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Kine is a recurring character in the animeKirby: Right Back at Ya!. He is shown to have a crush onTiff, one ofKirby's friends, with the episodeA Fish Called Kine particularly focusing on this. Kine is portrayed as being somewhat dim-witted and stubborn, but also loving and determined. Unlike in the games, Kine has very little to do with Kirby directly, and is unable to survive for long on land, as would be expected for a fish. He is also somewhat smaller than he is in the games.

In the English dub of "A Fish Called Kine", Kine is mistakenly called a blue surgeon fish, when he is referred to as an ocean sunfish in Japanese. This was corrected in "The Kirby Quiz", where he is referred to as an ocean sunfish in both languages.

Filmography[edit]

The following is a complete list of all of Kine's appearances inKirby: Right Back at Ya!, along with other information regarding his role in each episode:

Kine's appearances inKirby: Right Back at Ya!
Episode	Image	Role	Role details	Selected quote	Notes
A Blockbuster Battle		Tertiary character	Kine shows up briefly in an underwater scene, watching asKirby swims back to the surface after defeatingBlocky.	(No dialogue)
Kirby's Egg-Cellent Adventure		Tertiary character	Kine shows up when Kirby is being chased by Dyna Blade near the seaside. He tells Kirby to get in the water to evade Dyna Blade, though this does not ultimately end up working.	"Kirby, hurry, dive into the water! It can't get ya if you stay under!"	This is Kine's first speaking role in the series.
A Fish Called Kine		Primary character	This is Kine's first proper role in the series. In it, he attempts to express his deeply-held affection forTiff to her, but is rebuffed when she points out that she can't breathe water, and he can't go on land, making a relationship difficult. Kine finds a way around this by making a deal withKing Dedede to give him a mobile fish tank in exchange for revealing the location of the Rainbow Coral Reef. Seeing Kine in the tank, Tiff is forced by her own promise to go on a date with Kine through Dream Land, but this ends up not going well for the fish, as he is nearly killed multiple times due to various mishaps. Later on, when learning of King Dedede's true intentions for the reef, Kine leads Kirby and his friends to it in order to put a stop to Dedede's demolition.	"A lot of fish are very educated because we spend so much time in schools!"
The Kirby Derby - Part II		Tertiary character	In this episode, Kine shows up in order to rescue Kirby andTokkori after their vehicle plunges into the sea.	"No offense, but I sure wish it was Tiff I was rescuing instead of you guys!"
Escar-Gone		Tertiary character	WhenEscargoon and Kirby are at the beach, Kine shows up to visit Kirby, and asks him who he is sitting with (due to having forgotten who Escargoon is along with everyone else).	"Hey, Kirby! Who's that guy?"
Pink-Collar Blues		Tertiary character	In this episode, Kine shows up briefly to comment on theWaddle Dees as they march to the beach upon being expelled fromCastle Dedede.	"Huh? Where are they going?"
Tourist Trap		Tertiary character	In this episode, King Dedede takes some tourists to the beach and spots Kine out in the water. Hoping that Kine will entertain the tourists, he tosses Kirby into the sea as a "ball", but Kine just ends up chatting with Kirby as the two float in place.	"Kirby, does Tiff ever ask about me?"
Kirby Takes the Cake		Tertiary character	Kine shows up briefly at Kirby's anniversary party.	(no dialogue)
Buccaneer Birdy		Tertiary character	Near the end of the episode, Kine shows up withJoe to stop King Dedede and Escargoon from getting away with Captain Kick's treasure. He later offers to rescue the sunken treasure for Tiff, but she declines.	"Hey, Tiff! This is a friend of mine, and I asked him to catch these guys for ya!"
A Whale of a Tale		Primary character	In this episode, Kine joins in with Kirby and his friends to help locate the lost whale's missing family. He and Kirby ultimately end up succeeding in reuniting the whale calf with its mother.	"Don't talk to me that way, Tiff! It frightens me! I have nightmares about waking up with a side order of fries!"
Caterpillar Thriller		Tertiary character	In this episode, Kine can be seen reacting with horror upon spottingMosugaba approach Dream Land from the sea.	*screaming*

In theKirby novel series[edit]

Kine Artwork ofKine fromKirby: Save the Rainbow Islands! Details First appearance Kirby: Save the Rainbow Islands! Role Deuteragonist Other appearance(s) his video game counterpart his anime counterpart

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In theKirby novel series, Kine appears as a deuteragonist inKirby: Save the Rainbow Islands! together withRick andCoo. He is a resident of theRainbow Islands and one ofKirby'sAnimal Friends.

InKirby: Save the Rainbow Islands!, he comes toDream Land with Rick and Coo to ask Kirby to help find the cause of the drought on the Rainbow Islands. Kine tells that even when it stopped raining in the Rainbow Islands, he andMine didn't struggle as much as other fish due to being trained to live on land. In their search, the group findsPirika, who indicates at an intruder in the clouds as the culprit. Kine sets off to the lake in the cloud with the rest.

When they reach the lake, Kine prepares to jump into it, butGooey stops him, starting a fight. After they flee from the battlefield, the group decides to investigate the lake by sending Kine into it, since he is the most fit for underwater combat. Kine cowers, so Pirika suggests that he will hold Kirby in his mouth so they both could fight, which he agrees to. Kine and Kirby prepare to jump into the lake, but Gooey tosses them onto the tree, making them fall unconscious, and another fight ensues. After Coo wakes Kine and Rick up, the three fight against their controlled friends. After Kirby falls unconscious, Kine sprays water to wake him too.

As they catch a break, Kine and the others listen to Gooey telling his side of the story. Kine notices movement in thepouch, andKing Dedede andMeta Knight break out, continuing the fight. It is cut short after Kirby inhales all the lake water. Kine and Rick run over to Kirby, who is in great pain. Despite their worries, Kirby shortly wakes up. After the rain returns, Kine swims happily in the purified water of the lake. He returns to the land and meets Mine once again.

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  Rick, Kine and Coo pay a visit to Kirby.
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  The three unamused by King Dedede's beach plans.
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  The seven squeeze into a three-seater boat.
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  Kine and Kirby team up.
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  Kine looking at the crying Pirika.
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  Kine enjoying the return of the rain.
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  Kine portrayed in the table of contents
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  Kirby, Gooey and the Animal Friends (colored)

Profiles[edit]

Kirby's Dream Land 2[edit]

• Manual bio: "Kine the fish is a great swimmer.With Kine, Kirby can swallow while in water."
• 3DS Virtual Console manual bio: "This fish is a very strong swimmer. When you ride in his mouth, press A to increase his swimming strength and pass through even the strongest currents without being swept away. With Kine's help, you are able to inhale while underwater."

Kirby's Star Stacker official website (Japanese)[edit]

マンボウそっくりのヒョウキン者。
いつもみんなといっしょです。^[1]
A funny guy who looks just like an ocean sunfish.
He'll always stick by everyone's side.

Nintendo Today![edit]

Kine and his big yellow mouth. He first appeared in Kirby's Dream Land 2 as an ally that carries Kirby in his mouth while swimming. As expected from his fishy appearance, he's pretty good at moving about in the water.

When using the "Ice" Copy Ability with Kirby, Kine will freeze the enemies around him... But if he keeps using it, he'll clumsily freeze himself as well.

Trivia[edit]

• In the anime, Kine is the only frequently-recurring character who does not appear inKirby: Fright to the Finish or any of its constituent episodes.

Gallery[edit]

Main article:Kine/gallery

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  Artwork fromKirby's Dream Land 2
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  Sprite fromKirby's Dream Land 2
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  Artwork of a Kine Block fromKirby's Star Stacker
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  Artwork fromKirby's Dream Land 3
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  Sprite fromKirby's Dream Land 3
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  Kine plushie, manufactured by San-ei
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  Kirby #13 from theKirby 30th Anniversary site

Names in other languages[edit]

References

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• Kirby: Right Back at Ya! characters
• Novel characters
• Playable characters
• Allies
• Animal Friends
• Dream Friends
• Road Trip crossroad choices in Kirby Air Riders

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