Developed by HAL Laboratory, it's a Kirby saga spin-off that abandons the traditional copy ability for a new concept: a spell splits Kirby into up to ten tiny copies controlled together by dragging them with the stylus, solving platforming sections and fights like a swarm. It's one of the franchise's most celebrated experiments for the boldness of its touch-based proposal, proof that HAL could reinvent the formula without losing its identity; it remains one of the most recommendable entries in Kirby's late DS catalog.
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