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Tilt Water Pot

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Tilt Water Pot
ATilt Water Pot fromFine Fields
Details
TypeDevice
FunctionPut out fires or grow flowers by tilting
FoundInfrequently in stages
Game(s)Kirby: Triple Deluxe
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ATilt Water Pot[Japanese title] is an object, first appearing inKirby: Triple Deluxe which can be found in a few areas and is used to pour water on whatever happens to be nearby.

A Tilt Water Pot is largely a clear glass bowl with a star emblem on the front and a gold or silver crest adorning its underside. It is always full of water when it is first encountered, and Kirby or King Dedede can jump inside it to pour the water out on to whatever object is nearby. To tilt the bowl, the player has totilt the3DS system in the appropriate direction.

A Tilt Water Pot only appears in a few areas, and is not at all difficult to use, making its appearance little more than cosmetic. If somehow Kirby tilts the wrong direction, and doesn't do what he needs to with the water, the Tilt Water Pot will reappear completely filled again.

Gallery[edit]

  • Kirby can tilt the bowl in order to put out a Giant Bonfire[1]
    Kirby can tilt the bowl in order to put out a Giant Bonfire[1]
  • A Tilt Water Pot with a golden crest
    A Tilt Water Pot with a golden crest
  • Kirby using a Tilt Water Pot to grow some Sprouts[2]
    Kirby using a Tilt Water Pot to grow some Sprouts[2]

Names in other languages[edit]

LanguageNameMeaning
Japaneseかたむき水がめ[3]
Katamuki mizugame		Tilt Water Pot
GermanWasserschüsselWater Bowl


References

  1. ↑巨大たき火, fromKirby: Triple Deluxe Perfect Support Guide
  2. ↑そだつ植物, fromKirby: Triple Deluxe Perfect Support Guide
  3. ↑Kirby: Triple Deluxe Perfect Support Guide
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