The SECRET Final Boss of Kirby and the Forgotten Land 

Been waiting for this

Just know that morpho knight appeared in kirby star allies.

That butterfly looks kinda SuS

Bruh I was watching this whilst reading bleach

Morpho knight Is a existing Carter form Kirby star allies And a old Farzin of mata knight (for a Different Country

"Oh look a buterfly" "It's a harbinger of death and destruction" "What"

@@ingame_yourself well death is nether good or evil so it kinda makes sense that the personification of it would look friendly

It's also referenced to be a being of judgement. And when it lands on Kirby it's trying to judge/absorb him. However it can't do either. So it takes the next best thing, which was galataknight. Who was told to be able to destroy plants and worlds. Seems the butterflies main thing is going around and absorbing powerful soul beings...for what? Who knows.

according to his description in this game the butterfly seems to seek out the strongest creature and absorb them to turn into Morpho Knight, meaning that it is possible that it tries to consume Kirby when we see it with him, but Kirby is just too powerful.

@@user-lw2yb9ln7r either that or theres a special requirement morpho knight needs to absorb a someone

Also Choctopus: 10:35

I thought it was the friends we made along the way.

i can't beat the 3 star

I beat the 3 star ex on time after hundreds or thousands of coins dumped. Took me a straight hour after my break.

@@agentclank8183 im gonna be sufering on that one

PBG done near lost his mind playing that mini-game..

Im suprised to See you here but you are correct

I can't wait until we actually fight Cthulhu in Kirby, we already have a biblical angel

not even theres just gonna be a kirby vs every god

*instead, it's just a fucking butterfly*

more like there will always be a literal ball as the final boss.

The soul bosses are really interesting, I wonder if there’s any lore relevancy to their similarities

@@frytoes given the significance of void my theory is that void soul that we see in star allies is literally what pure evil/negativity/hatred looks like, so the soul bosses that take a similar form are filled with so much of the same negative emotions that make up a negative void reincarnation that they take up the natural form those feelings take.

I only noticed the Soul of Sectonia reference with the vine attack.

@@harrybest2041 the orb phase also references drawcia soul’s bouncing ball attack, her 4 spinning blades attack as well, Void Termina’s portal axe attack, and his flaming ball phase, there’re probably more I’m missing

@@frytoes Pretty sure he's talking about Galeem's attacks. Also the 4 blades originally come from regular old Marx.

Even if that were the case (I personally don't buy it, as Leongar looks and talks completely differently when he first threatens to literally eat us compared to when he's definitely posessed), I simply don't have any reason to care for the guy that enslaved all the Waddle Dees and corrupted Dedede's mind, characters that I actually like. This mode would have been more effective story-wise if the point was to save Elfilin's soul instead, after he sacrifices himself at the end of the game.

@@victoriapulcifer6218 my guy please read the gacha capsules. Leon was a very different person before encountering fecto forgo. Its stated in the capsule for saving every soul

@@victoriapulcifer6218 If you read the capsule descriptions, it says that Leon didn't even speak AT ALL before being possessed by Fecto Forgo. There's a reason why Clawroline only speaks in meows and Leon uses full sentences, haha. So yeah, definitely been thoroughly under Fecto influence from the start.

@@The_Pikaboi You're acting like collectible cachas count for good storytelling, which was the *actual* point of my comment, not that Leongar definitely wasnt posessed. It's ironic that you chastise me for not reading something thoroughly before I spoke.

@@victoriapulcifer6218 the point of your original comment was that you thought we shouldnt be saving Leon from forgo dream because he was the bad guy lol. Also yes. Kirby put its lore in side stuff. Because its lore. You have the motive to save leon because clawroline asked, who in turn helped elfilin

people always be sleeping on sleep when it's literally a full heal that the developers tactically place in exchange for your current powerup. It's only bad after you get the strongest sword upgrade (which is supposed to be broken)

You can just use it in waddle Dee town and get free power-ups

@@azulesmalls5514 actually you still have time to get your ability back, even with deep sleep, you just have to be quick after you drop the ability you have, so its like a free heal and buff or refresher if you have less than 200 seconds (deep sleep only), but its kinda rng what buff you get (unless there are inputs that guarantee a certain buff)

@@diegoaguilar1954 you can mash buttons to make the sleep time a little bit shorter, too

@@azulesmalls5514 just replayed kirby super star here. people be sleeping on sleep because in previous kirby games it was entirely a trap with no tactical benefit

The idea of Kirby having a skeleton is less terrifying than him not having one, though. Imagine seeing his ribs and skull contort though the thin flesh walls of the water Mouthful mode.

Same

with ice evolved you could crouch and be immune to most attacks, making sillydillo possible damageless

And his hammer only upgraded once and its drill not being upgraded and his tornado to

@@anoukrothoff6143 To be fair, Toy Hammer is the best boss killing ability in the game

@@spooderman6312 I did damageless Sillydillo with Noble Ranger.

I heard

You can keep doing it until your game crashes. I believe the maximum you can spawn is around 4 or 5

@@quack-tastictictac1630 what I'm hearing is Death Mode. I like it.

@@quack-tastictictac1630 Imagine if someone manages to beat that. But how does it work do you only need to defeat one? Does the health bar affect all of them? Does the game just crash when you defeat one?

@@moon4236 There are videos of people fighting two of them and according to them, if you just beat one of them you technically win because the other one can’t hurt you anymore because you’re in a cutscene.

Yeah, but his appearance in that game is of highly debatable canonicity, since he only turns up in the sub-game _Guest Star ???? Star Allies Go!._ This is his first proper story appearance.

@@jacobschott6955 Canonicity doesn't really matter in this context. This is his second physical appearance.

@@coopinatormusic6214 Fair enough, just felt it was worth pointing out. Actually, in that spirit, it could be argued that Morpho Knight has been in EVERY Kirby game, since he’s the butterfly that shows up in the intro sequence. But that’s just nitpicking.

From my experience, you do Art Attack from TTYD if the enemy is standing still for a length of time (and not doing something that hits you out of the ground), go for uppercuts if the enemy is on the move (or up in the air), and go for repeated dodge attacks for if they are doing a lot of attacks that hit you out of the ground or not giving you time to dig.

I love the double drill, a lot funner than the normal drill

I'll do you one better. Galeem and Darkohn aren't trying to be Kirby bosses. Galeem and Darkohn are trying to be Kirby himself. Galeem's ability to enslave Fighter trophies and then make clones of them is actually the exact same ability that Kirby showed in Milky Way Wishes - the ability to store Copy Essences, call upon their powers at will, and then create sentient "Helpers" that are clones of the original copy essences. Effectively, Galeem and Darkohn are showing us what Kirby could become, were he less benevolent.

@@ShadowSaberBaroxio So Galeem and Dharkon could be more _negative_ results of Void?

@@ShadowSaberBaroxio the friend heart is just kirby's version of possessing lol

Technically Galeem and Darkhon ARE kirby bosses, since Kirby is canonically the main character of World of Light. :P

Best all purpose, though hammer is still best DPS and ranger is safest ranged

You dont need al the souls to get to the end tho

@@anoukrothoff6143 I am aware, but that is not the way I was going to approach it.

I missed the exact same piece! But honestly the replay was easy since you can just skip the rest.

Sword may be strong, but I beat the entirety of Ultimate Cup Z with Noble Ranger +2.

Eh, you’re mostly right. Couple quick corrections: 1) Morpho Knight is pretty clearly a straight-played Butterfly of Death and Rebirth, an Eastern trope wherein butterflies are symbolic of the cycle of reincarnation and purification. ‘Morpho’ is Latin for ‘form’ or ‘structure’ - it can be said that Morpho Knight is ‘Rebirth In The Form Of A Knight’. In other words, Morpho Knight is a spiritual being - a _psychopomp,_ a guide for those who are dead - that consumes and purifies restless spirits, enabling them to move on. (At least, that makes sense for this game. The only other enemy it’s eaten so far is Galacta Knight, although that’s arguably non-canon and may imply that Galacta Knight is also dead… not relevant right now.) In doing so, it assumes the form of a knight - Meta Knight. Why it chooses to challenge Kirby is unknown, but given that it leaves behind the MKS blueprint, I think it’s most likely a full Meta Knight situation. 2) Fecto Forgo, Elfilin’s other, stronger half, also has a meaningful name. Fecto means ‘complete’ or ‘whole’, while Forgo means ‘without’, ‘before’, or ‘to lose’. This has obvious implications for the deformed mouse fetus and giant puddle of goo incarnations of the creature. Interestingly, Forgo ElfiliS, not ElfiliN, is the name of the complete creature - and Elfilin has quite a bit of potential meaning stuffed into its little green etymology. First, Elfilin is pretty close to ‘elfin’, which generally means something along the lines of ‘small, delicate, and charming’. But that’s just the first layer - it’s revealed in the Japanese version of the game, in Leongar’s Gotcha Figure description, that Elfilin’s full name is actually ‘Fecto Elfilin’. Remember what Fecto means. And on top of that, Elfilin is an anagram for ‘Nil Life’. ‘Nil’ is the Japanese name for Void, Star Allies’ final boss and an incarnation of ultimate destruction. This is a bit of a stretch, sure, but it’s reinforced by the fact that there’s a bit of Morse code in Lab Discovera’s opening sequence, which spells out EFILLIN when decoded - a rearrangement of Elfilin that’s just straight up NIL LIFE backwards. Elfilin’s name can be directly interpreted as ‘Complete Nil Life’, which is suitably ominous. But then there’s ElfiliS - which is strange. Rather than the ‘Fecto’ they share, Forgo Elfilis - the complete incarnation - is ‘Without Nil Life’. It deliberately omits the word that means ‘complete’. It’s an interesting etymological puzzle which might be solved if you squint at what actually HAPPENED to Void Termina back in Star Allies, and the events of this game as relate to Morpho Knight, Forgo, and Elfilin. It’s implied, repeatedly, that Void could ‘dream of friends reunited’ in his battle descriptions in Star Allies, among other tidbits with the various incarnations of Void Termina and its core. Together, they seem to imply that in defeating Void Termina, Kirby cast it back into the cycle of souls, giving it a chance to be reborn as a friend. (Star Allies is also the first game that features Morpho Knight. Ever.) Then, in the very next game? We have Elfilin, an alien being of mysterious origin irrevocably entwined with a creature of pure destruction… Elfilin, whose name could be read as ‘The Whole of Void Termina’. And everything we go through with Forgo is a long, _long_ series of battles that could be read as _purifying_ that creature of destruction’s soul, and reuniting it with the half that desired happiness, not destruction. Tl;dr: Forgotten Land is basically just finishing what we started with Void Termina back in Star Allies, going to the literal ends of the earth to purify its soul and help it become whole as a creature that is no longer trapped within a living nightmare of hate and destruction. As a _friend._ And Morpho Knight is trying to help us manage that the same way Meta Knight tries to help Kirby - by being a super cool boss character and doing mysterious, villainous-looking things that actually help us save the world. And I have no idea what ‘Elfilis’ might mean. That s is really throwing me off. It’s not a workable anagram for much of anything, as far as I can tell.

That’s cool and I can now that you mention it I could see Morpho knight training Kirby. But I’m not sure if this is a continuation of voids story as didn’t Elfellis attack and was contained for 30 years and split into its positive and negative parts due to them being experimented upon?

@@bbboi9127 Eh, the Kirby timeline is nonsense anyways. And it’s not hard to imagine that a series this fearless about screwing with its canon would casually have a character be reborn in the far past. (Side note - the complete Elfilis IS actually Fecto Elfilis, I screwed up a little there, but that’s not really important anyways. The rest of it still holds together well.)

Yeah good point.

Also, Void Termina’s theme song is titled ‘The Star Conquering Traveller’, which doesn’t make much sense considering Void Termina seems to be a sealed-away god of destruction… but it’s a _perfect_ description of the teleporting invader Elfilis. And the boss fight against Astral Birth: Void in Star Allies has flavor text that… I mean, just read it. The final battle at hand, Void takes his first steps toward a new age. In place of tyrannical rage, will he find... naptime? Gentle breezes? Treats? He may even dream again... a dream of friends reunited! This is a one-to-one description of the idyllic life Elfilin leads in Waddle Dee Town.

Specially Toy Hammer, but i think buffs only make it better than Masked Hammer, but its good to have both maxed

@@diegoaguilar1954 Toy Hammer +Star is apparently the #1 DPS ability in the entire game, by a fairly long shot. Masked Hammer and Morpho Knight Sword are better general purpose abilities, especially MKS since it has self-heal and stronger projectiles, but Toy Hammer hits like a train wreck.

It really depends on your playstyle though

Actually, don't. It's really better to focus since otherwise you're gonna be grinding arena for rare stones for powering up the final weapon unlocks.

@@sinteleon The game gives you enough Rare Stones to max upgrade all your abilities before post.

@@123christianac You mean max evolve. Reaching post game gives you the ability to upgrade abilities outright, which is where you'll suddenly feel the pinch of not having enough rare stones if you've already used all of them to evolve.

@@sinteleon Yeah, that. (Upgrade, Evolve, Power-Up mean the same thing to me as different games use them inter-changeably.) I didn't find it necessary to fully power up the abilities as Sword and Hammer already do so much damage Tier 3 and up (with Tier 3 gotten before Post Game).

Until you do the hammer superjump glitch to spawn another one then it is true hell props to you if you can get it up to FIVE AND WIN

I could buy morpho reappearing more so then galactic knight.

Morpho knight was never a meta knight design, he was just in his section if the artbook because they were both knights. Morpho knight was planned for a long while

He Wasn't The Original Design For Meta Knight. Was Morpho Knight's Original Art Work From The Canceled GameCube Game?

@@MightyMageGames nah, morpho knight is one of the unused designs for meta knight. You can search it up. It’ll be the first thing that pops up

“I’ll crump with you Kirby!!”

ehhhhh... Crystal Needle and Storm Tornado are equal in my eyes.

@Cobalt Ordinaire What do you mean!? Tornado does pitiful damage against a singular strong enemy compared to needle which you can mash attack and deal rapid stab damage, launch damaging crystals, and any stars attached to you. Sure Tornado can do the star thing as well but it’s damage output otherwise is pathetic compared to needle. And that’s not to mention the crystal spikes you leave in the ground when rolling around that are great for things like Sillydillo during his rolling and spinning phase and any other bosses with chasing attacks. Crystal needle can also make better use of the bullet-time effect when dodging properly and can also make you immune to wind boxes. Overall the two are night and day when compared to each other. All tornado is good for is swarms of weak enemies which needle is also amazing at clearing.

@@the_godbodor7026 Spam Hyper Tornado. that's what I've learned. sure it's not THE BEST, but dammit, if it's not fun as shit. also, the needle throw takes distance to use against shorter bosses when Hyper Tornado can hit stuff anyways

@Cobalt Ordinaire The shorter bosses that can’t get hit by the flung crystal chunks are so few in number since most are big and can be hit or wide enough to get hit when they drop down from their arc. Or if you’re really good with it, you can space yourself just right and not have to worry about it. Even still, those small crystal chunks are just chip damage compared to the actual constant skewering of the spikes.