The large robot resembling King Dedede (later named HR-D3) that Kirby was seen fighting against in the trailer makes a surprise appearance in Kirby Mass Attack, at the end of Chapter 2 in Kirby Quest.Unnamed Water enemy that looks similar to Pluid.Some abilities would have had updated designs, a feature that was passed on to Kirby's Return to Dream Land. These exact colors were later used to denote multiple Kirbys in Kirby's Return to Dream Land, and were once again used to represent befriended enemies in Kirby Star Allies.Ī total of 16 Copy Abilities were known to have appeared in this game, but it's likely more were planned to appear during development. Presumably, yellow denoted Player 2, blue denoted Player 3, and green denoted Player 4. These color variations would have denoted different players. Looking at screenshots, it is discernible that the Helpers created by the player would have been yellow, green, or blue color variations of their respective enemies. A stacking system had also been revealed where Kirby and his Helpers could ride on each other's backs (possibly creating new attacks). It is possible that the game had a 3D playing field. They could then be controlled by up to three players or by the computer.
In Kirby GCN, up to three Helpers could be created at once. The original version of the game in development featured a variation of the Helper System from Kirby Super Star. The story bears no similarity to the story in Kirby's Return to Dream Land, Kirby Star Allies, or Kirby and the Forgotten Land, which instead featured aspects of the GameCube game's gameplay. Some of the elements, like befriending three enemies at once and stacking with each other, were later used by Kirby Star Allies the 3D open world environment was later used by Kirby's Blowout Blast, Kirby Battle Royale, and Kirby and the Forgotten Land and the pop-up book setting designs were later used in Kirby's Return to Dream Land Deluxe.Īll that was revealed about the original storyline is that King Dedede stole Kirby's Warp Star and he is trying to get it back. Some aspects of each of the three individual developments carried over into Kirby's Return to Dream Land, and it wasn't until the release of Kirby's Dream Collection Special Edition that it was revealed that Kirby's Return to Dream Land was the successor to Kirby GCN. Nintendo had not released any further info about this game's status for a long period of time, as well as having removed the game's page from their website. GameCube Kirby GCN (also referred to as Kirby: Legend of the Stars and Kirby Adventure) is the common unofficial title referring to any of the three 3D Kirby titles for the Nintendo GameCube that were silently cancelled of the three, only the first incarnation was widely documented.
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