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Wobbly Woods

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Wobbly Woods
In-game sprite ofWobbly Woods fromKirby Mass Attack.
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First gameKirby Mass Attack (2011)
Similar entitiesFloaty Woods
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Wobbly Woods[derived from Japanese] is anenemy and relative ofWhispy Woods which appears exclusively inKirby Mass Attack, appearing only inGreen Grounds - Stage 8. It is a tall and stout tree, though its base has been mostly worn away to a thin point, making it very unstable. Wobbly Woods is encountered at the end of the river where itssmaller cousin had been used as a raft. TheKirbys have to continuously be flicked into Wobbly Woods to knock it over and allow passage. Otherwise, the tree will crash into the Kirbys andcrush all of them.

Wobbly Woods is not named in the English release ofKirby Mass Attack, instead only having been done so in the Japanese-exclusive enemy cast list.

Gallery[edit]

  • Wobbly Woods threatens to crush the Kirbys.
    Wobbly Woods threatens to crush the Kirbys.
  • Wobbly Woods being used as a bridge
    Wobbly Woods being used as a bridge

Names in other languages[edit]

LanguageNameMeaning
Japaneseグラグラウッズ
Guragura Uzzu		Wobbly Woods
"Wobbly" is derived from both the naming convention for the various Whispy Woods relatives inKirby Mass Attack, and of the Japanese ideophone 「グラグラ」 (Guragura), which is an onomatopoeia for wobbling.


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