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Plugg

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Plugg
Artwork of an alliedPlugg fromKirby Star Allies
Details
First gameKirby 64: The Crystal Shards (2000)
Latest gameKirby Air Riders (2025)
Other game(s)Kirby Star Allies
Kirby Fighters 2 (asZap Weapon)
Copy AbilitySpark (Kirby 64)
Plasma (Star Allies)
Enemy Info Card
Similar entitiesSparky,Plasma Wisp
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"I'm Plugg! What? Never heard of me?"
Plugg has been updated to shoot plasma! He might not be well-known, but for all who couldn't join him now, he will shine brightly for all their sakes!

— Guest Star Plugg Powered Up Pause Screen description inKirby Star Allies

Plugg is an aptly named plug-like enemy that debuted inKirby 64: The Crystal Shards. Plugg is typically cyan in color and resembles the end of a power cord (though without the cord itself), with two prongs coming out of his head, two stubby feet, and two black dots for eyes, with no other facial features to speak of. As an enemy, Plugg attacks by jumping up and pushing his prongs into the ground, causing small electrical waves on both sides. While his attacks do minimal damage, the electrical spark it creates tends to travel a bit of a distance before dying out. As an ally, Plugg gains the ability to charge and release bursts of electricity just likePlasmaKirby, making him much more potent.

Game appearances[edit]

Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards[edit]

InKirby 64: The Crystal Shards, Plugg is a late-game enemy which providesKirby theSpark ability when swallowed. If Kirby tosses Plugg after inhaling him, Plugg will fly straight forward and "plug" into any solid wall he hits for a moment before disappearing.

He also appears onEnemy Info Card #57.

Locations[edit]

Plugg can be found in the following levels and stages:

Plugg locations inKirby 64: The Crystal Shards  
StagePop StarRock StarAqua StarNeo StarShiver StarRipple StarDark Star
Stage 1NoNoNoNoNoYesNo
Stage 2NoNoNoNoNoNoN/A
Stage 3NoNoNoNoYesYesN/A
Stage 4N/ANoNoNoYesN/AN/A

Kirby Star Allies[edit]

After several years of absence in theKirby series, Plugg returns inKirby Star Allies. This time, he provides thePlasma ability and can be found in many stages, as early asClash at Castle Dedede.

Plugg can also be recruited as aFriend, able to provide theZap element. Like many helpers, Plugg has lowerhealth thanKirby.

Locations[edit]

InKirby Star Allies Plugg can be found in the following levels and stages:

Plugg locations inKirby Star Allies  
StageAppearance?StageAppearance?
Green GardensNoFalluna MoonNo
Donut DomeNoPlanet MisteenYes
Honey HillNoMareen MoonNo
Fruity ForestNoPlanet CavernaYes
Clash at Castle DededeYesGrott MoonNo
Extra EclairNoPlanet FrostakNo
Friendly FieldNoBlizzno MoonNo
Reef ResortYesPlanet TowaraNo
Echo's EdgeNoGabbel MoonNo
Nature's NavelNoStar LavadomNo
Sacred SquareYesSizzlai MoonNo
Inside IslandsYesJambandra BaseNo
Duplex DreamNoThe Divine TerminusYes
Gatehouse RoadNoExtra Planet αYes
Eastern WallYesExtra Planet βNo
Longview CorridorYesExtra Planet γNo
Western Outer WallNoExtra Planet δYes
Inner SanctumYesAbility PlanetYes
Heavenly HallYesDimension INo
Sector ANoDimension IINo
Sector BYesDimension IIINo
Sector CYesDimension IVYes
Planet EarthfallNo

Kirby Fighters 2[edit]

While not appearing as an enemy inKirby Fighters 2, a miniature Plugg appears in theZap Weapon item. As the players hit the Zap Weapon several times, Plugg would appear to plug himself into the top antenna of the item and generate balls of electricity that home in on players and opponents.

Kirby Air Riders[edit]

Plugg appears inKirby Air Riders as one of the route characters inSilent Side Street in theRoad Trip mode, destroyingShadowbite by plugging itself into the road, turning it into a neon path and allowing the rider to continue towardsNeon Promenade.

Trivia[edit]

  • InKirby Star Allies, Plugg has a little metal screw in his back.
    • It is stated in one of theDedede Directory posts fromKirby JP Twitter that the screw on Plugg's back is part of an upgrade that made him more powerful, which is also why he grants thePlasma ability inKirby Star Allies.
  • Plugg's quote from hisKirby Star Allies pause caption is meant to highlight his obscure origin. InGuest Star ???? Star Allies Go!, his Japanese subtitle is忘らるる希望の光 ("Forgotten Light of Hope"), which is coincidentally similar to the Japanese title ofZan Partizanne'sboss battle theme -忘らるる閃光のライトニング ("Forgotten Flash of Lightning").
  • Plugg's prongs represent aType A power plug that is used in North America and some Asian countries including Japan.

Gallery[edit]

Names in other languages[edit]

LanguageNameMeaning
Japaneseコンセ
Konse
Clipping of「コンセント」(konsento, thewasei-eigo for "concentric plug")
Spelled as "Conce" in the internal game files
Traditional Chinese電插頭
diàn chā tóu
Electric Plug
Simplified Chinese电插头
diàn chā tóu
DutchPlugg-
FrenchPrizzPartial repetition of "priz", which is a modified orthograph of "prise" (socket)
GermanSteckiClipped form of "Stecker" (plug)
ItalianSpinottoPlug
Korean플럭
Peulleok
Plugg
SpanishClavijoMasculine form of "clavija" (plug)


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