Spinning Dream Parade Screenshot from the middle ofSpinning Dream Parade. Details Level Wondaria Remains No. of Starries 10 Mouthful Mode(s) Dome Mouth Water-Balloon Mouth Gear Mouth Mid-Boss(es) Crystal Wild Bonkers

Theme music https://wikirby.com/wiki/File:KatFL_SCW_Spinning_Dream_Parade.mp3 "Spinning Dream Parade" Main theme for the stage.

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Spinning Dream Parade is the sixth Starry Stage ofStar-Crossed World inKirby and the Forgotten Land – Nintendo Switch 2 Edition + Star-Crossed World, found inWondaria Remains. It is an alternate version ofThe Wondaria Dream Parade.

There are fivemissions to complete in this stage. There are a total of tenStarries to rescue here, when including the mission objectives.

Stage overview[edit]

This stage consists of three main areas, with one optional side area accessible from the third main area.

Before entering the first main area, Kirby once again walks along the outside of the park in the dead of night. Unlike before, the door forward is shut; to proceed, Kirby must hit a BigStarryflower to climb over the nearby fence. After being accosted by somePhanta andAwoofies, Kirby can enter an open shutter to reach the first area proper.

The first main area begins with Kirby behind a cracked wall. Before too long, multipleRunaway Parade Cars smash through the wall as the music starts. Kirby then finds himself climbing a pagoda-shaped tower, with each layer patrolled by Runaway Parade Cars. To progress, Kirby must hit Big Starryflowers to create a path to the top of the tower. The final floor is covered in toxic sludge which Kirby can optionally clear away usingWater-Balloon Mouth. The door to the next area can be found nearby, guarded by a CrystalBig Kabu.

The second main area finds Kirby inside a building. This area primarily involves an enemy ambush againstCrystal Wild Bonkers, although Kirby will need to take care to avoid the Runaway Parade Cars around the arena during the fight. After emerging victorious, Kirby can head through a door to the final area.

Kirby finds himself outside once again in the third main area. Here, he must useGear Mouth to navigate walls and avoid Runaway Parade Cars travelling along the ground. In the middle of this area, Kirby can find a door leading an optional area at the far end of a long, toxic-sludge covered platform. Continuing through this area, Kirby must deal with shifting walls, leaping between them while avoidingGordo Bars. After this, Kirby must carefully leap between Runaway Parade Cars coming from both sides; a well-timed jump will lead him to the end of the stage shortly afterwards.

Differences between difficulties[edit]

There do not appear to be any differences in the number of enemies between Spring-Breeze Mode and Wild Mode.

Missions[edit]

Spinning Dream Parade has five missions to complete, as follows:

• "Clear the stage" - Kirby must complete the stage.
• "Save the hidden Starries" - Kirby must find and rescue the four hidden Starries. Their locations are as follows:
  • Starry 1: This Starry is located at the end of the first main area. To reach it, Kirby must travel to the far-right of the top level of the tower and uncover a water pipe. After gaining Water-Balloon Mouth, Kirby can return to the far-left side and deflect a Runaway Parade Car into a cracked wall. This uncovers a ladder which can be used to reach the Starry.
  • Starry 2: This Starry is located in the second main area. After defeating Crystal Wild Bonkers, Kirby should follow a Starry Coin trail to the right and hit astake to reveal a pink Big Starryflower. Attacking this begins a timed challenge; reaching the end and hitting another stake before time runs out allows Kirby to reach the Starry.
  • Starry 3: This Starry is found in an optional area, accessible from the third main area. Kirby must light a fuse usingFire, then race to the top of a rotating tower usingGear Mouth to reach acannon before the fuse does. If done successfully, Kirby is blasted to a platform with the Starry.
  • Starry 4: This Starry is found in the third main area, shortly after the third Starry. While continuing along the main path, Kirby will encounter a Big Starryflower on a shifting wall. Attacking it creates a path to the Starry, during which Kirby must navigate around a Gordo Bar.
• "Dig up an Energy Drink" - Kirby must find and dig up a patch of dirt containing anEnergy Drink. This can be found in the first main area of the stage, to the far-left of the second floor of the tower, obscured by some building materials and storage boxes.
• "Make 5 Small Starryflowers bloom on walls" - Kirby must touch five Starryflowers found on walls in the third area. Their locations are as follows:
  • Starryflower 1: Found shortly after obtaining Gear Mouth, protected by twoScarfies.
  • Starryflower 2: Found after hitting the first Big Starryflower, to the left ofPoppy Bros. Jr..
  • Starryflower 3: Found near the door which leads to the optional area, on a wall which bends around the corner.
  • Starryflower 4: Found near the end of the area, on a wall directly in the path of a Runaway Parade Car.
  • Starryflower 5: Found just above the previous Starryflower.
• "Don't get run over by a Parade Car" - Kirby must clear the stage without getting damaged by a Runaway Parade Car.

Enemies, mid-boss and abilities[edit]

Gallery[edit]

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  Kirby must find a new path forward.
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  Kirby finds an alternative entrance to the parade.
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  A trio of Runaway Parade Cars welcome Kirby to the parade.
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  Kirby climbing up the tower.
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  Careful movement is needed to avoid both the toxic sludge and Runaway Parade Cars.
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  Kirby battles Crystal Wild Bonkers.
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  Kirby must move quickly to save the second Starry.
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  Kirby bravely leaps over some Runaway Parade Cars.
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  Kirby avoids some Gordo Bars.
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  A well-timed leap is needed to reach the end of the stage.

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