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Rainbow Bubble

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Rainbow Bubble
Entry in theKirby Mass Attack instruction booklet regardingRainbow Bubbles
Details
TypeDevice
FunctionUnlocks new stages on thelevel hub
FoundAt the end of some stages
Game(s)Kirby Mass Attack
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“Sometimes you'll need to build a rainbow bridge to continue onward. To do that, you'll need to find the rainbow bubble that holds such a bridge. I'd fly you places, but I can't pilot my ship anywhere near those thick clouds.”
— Daroach, regarding theRainbow Bubbles inKirby Mass Attack

Rainbow Bubble is a floating circular orb of shifting color encased in abubble which can be found at the end of some stages inKirby Mass Attack. Popping these bubbles is necessary to make progress through a level, by creating a rainbow bridge that theKirbys can use to get to another ring of stages on thatlevel's hub.

Rainbow Bubble locations[edit]

Rainbow Bubbles can be found in the following levels and stages inKirby Mass Attack:

Rainbow Bubble locations inKirby Mass Attack  
StageGreen GroundsSandy CanyonDedede ResortVolcano ValleyNecro Nebula
Stage 1YesNoNoNoNo
Stage 2NoNoNoYesNo
Stage 3YesYesYesNoNo
Stage 4NoNoNoYesNo
Stage 5NoNoNoNoN/A
Stage 6YesYesYesNoN/A
Stage 7NoNoNoNoN/A
Stage 8YesNoNoNoN/A
Stage 9NoNoNoYesN/A
Stage 10NoNoYesNoN/A
Stage 11N/AYesNoNoN/A
Boss StageNoNoNoNoNo

Names in other languages[edit]

LanguageNameMeaning
Japanese虹のかけら
Niji no Kakera		Piece of the Rainbow
FrenchBulle arc-en-cielRainbow Bubble
GermanRegenbogenblasenRainbow Bubble
ItalianBolla ArcobalenoRainbow Bubble
European SpanishBurbuja arco irisRainbow bubble


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