Samurai Kirby 100 The selection screen forSamurai Kirby 100 inMerry Magoland. Details Type(s) Reflex, leaderboard Levels 1 Players 1 Appears in Kirby's Return to Dream Land Deluxe Comparable to Samurai Kirby

Theme music https://wikirby.com/wiki/File:KRtDLD_Samurai_Kirby.mp3 "Samurai Kirby" Clip of the short music for Samurai Kirby 100.

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Samurai Kirby 100 is a special variant ofSamurai Kirby that appears exclusively inKirby's Return to Dream Land Deluxe, accessible fromMerry Magoland after playingSamurai Kirby at least once. It pitsKirby against 99 other Kirbys based on the most recent reaction times in the game from players around the world. While it is not played live against these other players, it requires aNintendo Switch Online connection in order to obtain data for those reaction times. The game can be played if it is not connected to the internet, but it will only generate CPU "wandering adversaries" for the player to compete against.

Gameplay[edit]

Samurai Kirby 100 is the only subgame inKirby's Return to Dream Land Deluxe that is not played with more than one player at a time. Instead, Player 1 takes Kirby into the game in order to compete with other players' times. A long line-up of these player Kirbys (which can be seen wearing differentDress-Up Masks) appear on the battlefield, stretching into the distance until they cannot be seen anymore. Before the round starts, all the names of the players whose times are represented will be shown. Once the signal to strike is given and followed, a scene will play out where the player's Kirby plows through every opponent that he was faster than until meeting the last opponent he can best. After this, the player is shown a stats board showing how many opponents they defeated, and where they place overall on the rankings for that particular group of 100. Notably, the player may only have their attempt recorded on the rankings once per day, but may replay as many times as they want afterward or practice rounds against CPU opponents otherwise.

Samurai Kirby 100 has its own place in the plaza for Merry Magoland, represented by a large spinning globe, rather than being tied to the mainSamurai Kirby mode at the castle. It is the only subgame inKirby's Return to Dream Land Deluxe which cannot be accessed from inside theLor Starcutter.

Missions[edit]

To begin, there are twomissions for Samurai Kirby 100, in the "Extra Missions" category. They are as follows:

• First 100-Rival Battle - Duel on the battleground for the first time in Samurai Kirby 100.
• Excellence in 100-Rival Battle - Place #20 or higher on the battleground in Samurai Kirby 100.

Once all 100 regular missions are completed, one final mission related to Samurai Kirby 100 is unlocked, as part of the "True Extra Missions" category:

• Further Excellence in 100-Rival Battle - Place #10 or higher on the battleground in Samurai Kirby 100.

It is not required to connect to the Internet to complete these missions. They will be counted as complete even when playing against CPUs.

Tutorial transcript[edit]

• "Compete againstchallengers from all over the world! Out of100 Kirbys, who will be crowned as quickest?"
• "PressA the moment you see the! mark appear.(You can also play using a Joy-Con and motion controls.)"
• "You can attempt this challengeonce per day. Impressive results will earn you a lot of stamps!Surpass your 99 rivals to claimfirst place!"

Trivia[edit]

• Despite this sub-game sharing music with theoriginal version it is based on, Samurai Kirby 100 does not have an option to use Secret Song versions for its music, making it the only sub-game with this distinction.

Gallery[edit]

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  The start of a practice round in Samurai Kirby 100
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  Kirby in the process of beating many CPU opponents in a practice round
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  Part of the name roll call at the start of a proper round
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  Defeating the last opponent in a proper round
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  A total fail in the results screen
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  A poor result in the results screen
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  A good result in the results screen
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  Getting 1st place in the results screen
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  A results screen, as seen on theKirby's Return to Dream Land Deluxe JP website
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  Concept art of the globe for Samurai Kirby 100

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