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Kirby's Adventure for the NES.
Start with Kirby Super Star or Super Star Ultra. They're the best ones. They have 8 Different Scenarios (even more in Ultra), and they share a lot of Gameplay mechanics with Smash Bros (Because Sakurai)... So you'll get used to it quickly. Also, a lot of stuff from this game were later brought into Smash Bros, (Like Halbird, and The Great Cave Offensive).
Agreed, this gives you the absolute basics of the franchise. After that, I'd recommend Kirby 64 and Kirby Super Star.
Thanks for the input guys! I'll be sure to check them out when I have the time.
Alternatively to this @Alastor017, if you have a few more dollars to spend you can start off with Kirby: Nightmare in Dreamland which is a clean remake of Kirby's Adventure and is readily available on the Wii U VC and was the first appearance of the Fountain of Dreams theme we all know so well.
Got it. Will be on the look out for it.
Oh ****, Squeenix is pulling deep for the references in KH3.
(Gourmet Race was the origin of Fountain of Dreams theme but anyway),
It's gonna be very hard to convince me this is not a reference.
Hmmm... the Resemblance is uncanny... Could be a coincidence though...
Well yep that's Geno's pizza pasta.
Thats...ehhh...That is very interesting indeed.
Oh no it's their version of the chairs
Huh...How about that...
**** that's my dream too, Torna has such a robust battle system that would fit so well into SmashHi there and welcome to Smashboards! Here's a thread that might help you out with that.
https://smashboards.com/threads/the-smashboards-user-guide-v3-0.352997/
All of it? Whatever we can get tbh. My dream would be having Jin and Lora playable, but that's probably not going to happen.
There's also Kirby and the Amazing Mirror for GBA (and Wii U VC). It's a lite Metroidvania with 9 different areas, rife with switches to activate shortcuts, and a bunch of different treasure chests filled with spray paints to change Kirby's color, area maps, life expansions (basically pieces of heart from Zelda), and music for sound test. You also get to fight Master and Crazy Hand as sub-bosses, and can obtain a Smash copy ability from them (basically Kirby's Melee moveset).
Lol. I guess people are that desperate.
It was only a matter of time...![]()
This needs to be a thing with everyone...
Wait, there are 2 versions of my boi Peach'd up? Wat?![]()
(bird noises) Well whew.
Honestly there's not really a bad place to start. Adventure and it's remake Nightmare in Dreamland will make you understand the basics, Super Star and Super Star Ultra are known as classics and really set the standards for many people by introducing more complex movesets than "Hit the B button" while still being easy to understand, 64 has some more puzzle focus and trades complex movesets for ability combining, Squeak Squad while very basic has you explore for a lot of treasures which actually give you goodies like alternative colours for Kirby, an extra move for Kirby's abilities, puzzle pieces, and more, Return to Dreamland has great co-op and overall is considered one of the best games, Triple Deluxe while a bit weaker imo is considered great and starts introducing some more complex villains, Planet Robobot greatly expands on Triple Deluxe and although filled with LOTS of fanservice for Kirby fans, is honestly the best game in the series if you ask me while having the best gimmick and puzzles. Star Allies is easy even by Kirby standards and I would say it's a bit lackluster but the free DLC characters really make up for it
Oh brother! I do not want to think about how that would look.
Lol you haven't seen it? It's a rule 63 Fox a good portion of the time in the skin-tight Zero Suit.
