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Springy Hand

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Springy Hand
SomeSpringy Hands in different positions inKirby: Triple Deluxe.
Details
First gameKirby: Triple Deluxe (2014)
Latest gameKirby Fighters 2 (2020)
Other game(s)Kirby Fighters Deluxe
Copy AbilityNone
Similar entitiesSpring Note
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This article is about the enemy and stage hazard. For the stage inKirby Fighters Deluxe andKirby Fighters 2, seeSpringy Hand Land.

ASpringy Hand is an invulnerable stage hazard originating fromKirby: Triple Deluxe, consisting of a right hand-shaped plate attached to a long spring. It continuously springs out, then back in on a regular interval. If Kirby is standing in front of a Springy Hand when it extends, he will be launched into thefourth wall and splat against it, takingdamage in the process. Springy Hands are often found in groups, where they activate in a fixed pattern. Unlike when it has extended, Kirby will be unaffected by the hand while it retracts, meaning that it is safe for him to cross right after the hand has extended.

Game appearances[edit]

Kirby: Triple Deluxe[edit]

InKirby: Triple Deluxe, Springy Hands appear in the toy factory area ofLollipop Land - Stage 3 and the haunted house area ofLollipop Land - Stage 6 EX, also making a return appearance in the Lollipop Land-themed area ofRoyal Road - Stage 7 EX. In this game, the Springy Hands launch towards the screen at an angle, making them look farther away than they really are when fully retracted.[1]

Kirby Fighters Deluxe andKirby Fighters 2[edit]

InKirby Fighters Deluxe andKirby Fighters 2, Springy Hands appear as the main stage hazard and namesake of the stageSpringy Hand Land. Compared toKirby: Triple Deluxe, the Springy Hands in these games launch directly at the screen, making it easier for players to determine where to stand to avoid getting splatted.[1]

Gallery[edit]

Names in other languages[edit]

LanguageNameMeaning
Japaneseボヨヨンハンド
boyoyon hando
Springy Hand
ボヨヨン is Japanese onomatopoeia for something extending like a coiled spring (compare English "boyoyoing").
Traditional Chinese彈力手
tán lì shǒu
Spring Hand
Simplified Chinese弹力手
tán lì shǒu
DutchVeerhandSpring hand
FrenchMain à ressortSpring hand
GermanFederhandSpringhand
ItalianMano a mollaSpring hand
Korean스프링 핸드
seupeuling haendeu
Spring Hand
SpanishMano resorteSpring hand

References

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Kirby: Triple Deluxe
Characters
Levels and stages
Bosses
Mid-bosses
Copy Abilities

Standard
ArcherBeamBeetleBellBombCircusCutterFighterFireHammerIceLeafNeedleNinjaParasolSparkSpearStoneSwordWingWheelWhip

Limited use
CrashMikeSleep

Special

Hypernova
Enemies

Standard
AntlerBarbarBeetleyBig KabuBirdonBlade KnightBlipperBronto BurtBroom HatterBurner GuardianCappyChillyChipClown AcrobotComoCrabyDegoutFlamerFoleyGhost BookGhost DishGhost GordoGigatzoGlunkGordoGrandyGrizzoHot HeadKabuKey DeeKnuckle JoeLanzerLeafanLumberjack Waddle DeeMamateeMoonjaMumbiesNidooNoddyPacflowerPactoParasol Waddle DeeParasol Waddle DooPhantaPiercePoppy Bros. Jr.RingleRockyScarfySearchesSectra DeeSheltShotzoSir KibbleSoararSparkySpookstepSpynumSquishySwinging Waddle DeeSwinging Waddle DooTickWaddle DeeWaddle DooWheelieWhippy

Hypernova
Ace PhantaBig MissileCannon towerLand BarbarLollipop TankPipe WormWaddle Dee Train

Sub-games only

BomberBouncySodory
Sub-games and extra modes
Items and objects
Kirby Fighters Battle Stages
Dedede's Drum Dash stages
Extra
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Kirby Fighters Deluxe
Copy Abilities
ArcherBeamBeetleBellBombCutterFighterHammerNinjaParasolSwordWhip
Battle Stages
Hazards
Items
Bosses
Extra
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Kirby Fighters 2
Playable fighters
Battle Stages
Bosses
Hazards
Items
Extra