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Skull Key

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Skull Key
In-game sprite of aSkull Key.
Details
UseUnlocking chests carried bySkullys.
ObtainedVarious points in stages.
Game(s)Kirby Mass Attack
Comparable toKey
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“Picking up a skull key will whisk you away to a special stage where the Skull Gang await you. Grab the treasure chest to make a quick escape. If you don't, you'll have to brave it out till the bitter end.”
— Yours squeakily, Daroach inKirby Mass Attack Instruction Booklet

TheSkull Key is an item which can be found inKirby Mass Attack. It is akey with a special bone aesthetic to it. If one of the Kirbys picks it up, they will all be sent to an arena where theSkull Gang will attack them. One of the Skullys has aTreasure Chest, which the Skull Key will fit into. The Kirbys will need to defeat that Skully to get its chest and unlock it, ending the battle. Otherwise, the Skullys will vanish at dawn, taking the chest with them.

While holding the Skull Key, Kirby can be commanded as usual, but if he takes damage or is captured, he will drop the key, causing it to shatter.

Gallery[edit]

  • The Kirby getting transported after taking a Skull Key in Stage 6 of Green Grounds.
    The Kirby getting transported after taking a Skull Key inStage 6 ofGreen Grounds.
  • The Skullys try to protect the Treasure Chest against the Kirbys.
    The Skullys try to protect the Treasure Chest against the Kirbys.
  • After defeating the Skully and opening the Treasure Chest with the Skull Key, a Medal appears.
    After defeating the Skully and opening the Treasure Chest with the Skull Key, a Medal appears.

Names in other languages[edit]

LanguageNameMeaning
Japaneseドクロのカギ
Dokuro no kagi		Skull Key
FrenchClé Crâne[1]Skull Key
GermanSchädelschlüssel[2]Skull key
ItalianChiave teschio[3]Skull key
SpanishLlave calavera[4]Skull key


References

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Awadoron •Awasuki •Banishback •Battybat •Beanbon •Big Blucko •Big Mummbon •Big Schnoz •Big Soarar •Big Stactus •Big Waddle Dee •Birdee •Biripper •Blamboom •Blish •Blucko •Bohboh •Bombpeller •Buufuu •Child Ship •Clanksprout •Crazy Stactus •Cryball •Dekofloof •Big Floof •Big Iceton •Big Stackle •Big Beanbon •Big Zombon •Bigger Schnoz •Eelongo •Flapbon •Flare •Flickerfloof •Floaty Woods •Fuufuu •Floof •Geg •Gloombat •Glutbulb •Gobchomplin •Gold Beanbon •Gold Waddle Dee •Gondolus •Gordo •Gravy •Grindarr •Gruegloom •Helmee •Helmetmole •Ice Dice •Ice Dinos •Iceton •Ill Gate •Jellifrizz •Kyuin •Li'lbat •Little Woods •Magu •Mech Geg •Mega Grindarr •Missile Roller •Moggy •Mogmole •Mono Soarar •Mosomoso •Mummbon •Nolly •Oohroo •Paka Geg •Posula •Pricklebat •Puff •Pult •Rock Hand •Roguemole •Rolling Pawn •Rolling Spike •Schnoz •Schwarz •Scoopy •Shellmic •Skullion •Skully •Small Soarar •Snoozroot •Soarar •Space Oohroo •Spideroo •Spiky Geg •Squister •Stactus •Stappy •Stickle •Stoneik •Stumpee •Tacotzo •Tappy •Tortletummy Thorn •Tower Woods •Tury •Waddle Dee •Waddle Dee portrait •Warwiggle •Wicky Woods •Wobbly Woods •Zombon
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