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Octopea
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| “ | These are Capamari's wacky kids. They all attack at once. | ” | — Patch Plaza |
Octopeas are small red octopus-likeenemies with big round heads and tiny tentacles which areCapamari's children and appear inKirby's Epic Yarn andKirby's Extra Epic Yarn during the second phase of the fight to defend their parent. Eight will appear at a time—two from each nook—who will then form into positions in pairs, then dash either upward or downward, hurting Kirby if they make contact. Octopea can be grabbed using theYarn Whip at any point while it is on stage, and can be thrown back atCapamari to stun the boss and leave it vulnerable to attack.
Names in other languages[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Japanese | オドルタコス Odorutakosu | Combination of「踊る」(odoru, to dance) and「イカスタコス」(Ikasutakosu, Capamari) |
| European French | Octopuce | Octoflea |
| German | Oktopur | From "Oktopus" (octopus) |
| Italian | Polpetto | From "polpo" (octopus) with the Italian diminutive suffix "-etto" |
| Spanish | Pulpiño | From "pulpo" (octopus) with the Spanish diminutive suffix "-iño" |
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