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Stoneik

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Stoneik
In-game sprite ofStoneik fromKirby Mass Attack.
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First gameKirby Mass Attack (2011)
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“Nearby there was a creature with a 10 on its head, however. That creature was near a mighty suspicious door...”
— Daroach, referring to the "10"Stoneik, inKirby Mass Attack

Stoneik[Japanese title] is anenemy fromKirby Mass Attack. It is a large tadpole-like creature with a big head and wide round eyes. It resides inside certain doorways inDedede Resort - Stage 5, blocking them off. To dislodge the Stoneik, theKirbys must first cause it to become dizzy by swimming around it quickly. When this happens, Stoneik will let out its tongue, which the Kirbys can grab onto to pull the creature out. Stoneik is worth 700 points when defeated.

There is a special golden variety of Stoneik which is much the same as the standard, but requires 10 Kirbys to dislodge.

Locations[edit]

Stoneik appears only inDedede Resort - Stage 5.

Gallery[edit]

  • Sprite of the "10" Stoneik
    Sprite of the "10" Stoneik
  • Stoneik becomes dizzy after the Kirbys circle around it enough times.
    Stoneik becomes dizzy after the Kirbys circle around it enough times.

Names in other languages[edit]

LanguageNameMeaning
Japaneseストネイク
Sutoneiku		Possibly a corruption between "stun" and "snake"


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