Kirby Vs Pikachu

## Description

Kirby Vs Pokemon Kirby Vs Pikachu Who Will Win?

## Kirby RESEARCH

Toon:

**Kirby** is the titular pink puff and main protagonist of Nintendo's *Kirby* series of video games. The series has been running for over two decades, and over thirty titles have been released under Kirby's name, most of which are developed by HAL Laboratory, Inc. or published by HAL for co-developing studios.

Kirby has been featured in his own anime series, many manga publications in several countries, comics in numerous countries, and even an educational video co-starring Mario. The *Kirby* series is frequently merchandised by Nintendo, although most of its products are only released in Japan.

Kirby lives in his dome-shaped home in Dream Land, a country on his home planet Planet Popstar. His adventures take him throughout Dream Land and occasionally into local star systems for various reasons, and he has saved his homeland, and even the universe, many times.

Pika: Kirby's signature technique is his inhale and has been performing it since *Kirby's Dream Land*. It is available in almost every standard Kirby platformer with the exception of *Kirby's Epic Yarn* and *Kirby Mass Attack*. *Kirby: Squeak Squad*’s manual attributes this ability to his "powerful lungs", although all Kirby is ever seen doing is opening his mouth really wide and sucking up lots of air in the manner resembling a vacuum cleaner more than breathing. Traditionally, Kirby's inhale is unlimited in duration, but in *Kirby & The Amazing Mirror*, he tires after inhaling for several seconds and has to take a short break. Kirby's **Super Inhale** is also introduced in the game, where, after inhaling for about a second, it becomes more powerful and can suck up larger objects. The Super Inhale returns in *Kirby: Squeak Squad*, and becomes even more powerful in *Kirby's Return to Dream Land*, where he can suck up stone blocks and many enemies at once. In the same game, Kirby can inhale other Kirbys to steal their Copy Ability. In *Kirby: Triple Deluxe*, Kirby gains an ability known as Hypernova by touching a Miracle Fruit, which allows him to inhale things as large as trees or move things made of stone or metal more than twice his size. Hypernova allows Kirby to inhale almost anything and send it back. In all games except *Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards*, Kirby cannot inhale underwater.

Toon:

After inhaling anything, Kirby has the option to either swallow it or spit it back out as a Star Spit attack. Starting from *Kirby's Adventure* onwards, Kirby gets a Copy Ability should the player choose to swallow an enemy with a special power. In *Kirby's Adventure*, Copy Abilities essentially let Kirby mimic whatever the enemy he had just swallowed, but in later titles like *Kirby Super Star*, each Copy Ability has multiple moves which Kirby can perform instead of just one or two. In *Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards*, Kirby can combine Copy Abilities by inhaling two enemies at once or throwing Ability Stars at enemies.

In early games, having a Copy Ability does not change Kirby's appearance drastically, aside from his color changing to orange or cyan in *Kirby's Adventure*, or wielding a weapon for abilities like Sword or Hammer. *Kirby Super Star* introduced a continuous Health system instead of the traditional six bars of life, and is best known for introducing copy ability hats for Kirby, where most Copy Abilities give a different hat and makes Kirby look different, such as a burning headdress for Fire, a frozen crown for Ice, or a backwards baseball cap for Yo-Yo and Wheel. While the hats are absent after their introduction in the games *Kirby's Dream Land 3* and *Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards*, both of which are incidentally not designed by Masahiro Sakurai, they are featured consistently in later titles.

Pika: *Kirby Super Star* also introduces the Helper system where Kirby could sacrifice a Copy Ability to create a Helper, an allied version of the enemy he had previously swallowed. Helpers have the same function as Gooey in *Kirby's Dream Land 3*. The new Helper would be controlled by the game or a second player. This feature has only been included in one later *Kirby* game, specifically, *Kirby Star Allies*, where Kirby can summon three helpers at once, though it was included in *Kirby Super Star*’s remake, *Kirby Super Star Ultra*. Helpers were meant to be included in the unreleased game *Kirby GCN*, where Kirby could summon three at once, similar to *Kirby Star Allies*.

Toon: Since Copy Abilities are only present in *Kirby's Adventure* and most games after that, in *Kirby's Dream Land*, Kirby uses the inhale solely for the Star Spit attack. There are certain power-ups which he can collect, such as a Mint Leaf (Sweet potato in Japan) which lets him shoot out unlimited and more powerful air pellets for a limited time, and Superspicy Curry, which has the same effect, but lets him shoot fireballs instead of air pellets. Kirby can collect food or other special items like lollipops that grant him beneficial effects such as healing or temporary invincibility.

Pika:

Kirby has a soft, flexible body. This allows him to be flattened or stretched, always returning to his original shape. He can inflate himself, making himself more buoyant, and he can flap his arms to **hover**. In most games, he can do this indefinitely. He can exhale to deflate himself and use the exhaled air as an attack. This technique is known as the Air Gun. In certain games—*Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards*, the *Super Smash Bros.* series, and *Kirby Air Ride*—Kirby's ability to hover is limited.

When underwater, most of Kirby's Copy Abilities do not work, and he is largely limited to using the **water gun**attack, where he shoots a bubble of water in one of four directions (or a constant spray in some games), unless he happens to have Sword, Hammer, Parasol, or a few other abilities which can be used underwater. The water gun works just like the air gun, but Kirby does not need to inhale beforehand. In *Kirby's Return to Dream Land*, having the Water ability strengthens Kirby's water gun attack by having it reach farther and do more damage to enemies. In *Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards*, Kirby can inhale underwater.

Toon: In all games after *Kirby's Adventure*, Kirby can do a move known as the **slide kick** or slide attack while crouching as a basic attack that does minor damage. In *Kirby & The Amazing Mirror* and *Kirby: Squeak Squad*, if Kirby does a slide kick facing down a steep incline, he will roll down and over any enemies in his way. The slide kick is useless against most bosses and mid-bosses. He also preforms slide kick when fighting Kung Fu Lee in the anime.

Pika: In most games, Kirby's jump off the ground can be used as a **headbutt attack**. Its effects differ between games: Primarily, the attack allows Kirby to destroy Star Blocks by hitting them from underneath. In certain games, however, Kirby is able to damage enemies with it as well. Foes with a lot of health in *Kirby Super Star*/*Kirby Super Star Ultra* often require a few headbutts to defeat. Enemies in *Kirby's Dream Land 3* are defeated with one headbutt and enemies in *Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards* are defeated with two. Kirby deals the most damage when he has just left the ground and is most vulnerable at the peak of his jump.

Toon:

In *Kirby Super Star* (and its remake), *Kirby's Return to Dream Land*, and *Kirby: Triple Deluxe*, Kirby has the **guard**move, which allows him to protect himself from enemy attacks, and take little to no damage. When playing with multiple players in *Kirby's Return to Dream Land*, the **team attack**, which sends out a large ball of energy, is performed by two or more characters guarding and releasing their guard at the same time after a set amount of time while riding piggyback.

He can also perform the **normal beam** in *Kirby Super Star* and *Kirby Super Star Ultra* near Helpers to revert them to an item state, which Kirby can inhale to reacquire the Copy Ability for himself. In the same games, he can get rid of his ability and toss it as an item, which Helpers can touch to claim that ability, which also saves the Helper from dying if they have run out of health.

*Kirby Super Star* and recent games have a feature where Kirby and other playable characters can share food with each other to restore health in a motion that resembles kissing. This is done by one character touching a recovery item, and touching another player within the next few seconds. It became a popular topic to parody in the Japanese manga series, and the 4Koma panels have a running gag about Kirby and Bonkers kissing each other when one is at critical health. The *Kirby Super Star Ultra* booklet refers to it as **face-to-face food transfer**. In *Kirby Star Allies*, this technique is referred to as **sharing**.

In *Kirby's Dream Land 3*, Kirby can summon Gooey, who has the same function as Helpers in later games. Summoning Gooey sacrifices one of Kirby's pegs of health and makes his maximum health four pegs instead of five. Kirby can inhale Gooey again whenever he likes to restore one peg of health.

In the anime, Kirby is an astonishingly fast runner. In Dark and Stormy Knight, he could run fast enough to skim across water and get over to the horizon within seconds. It is also explained in the episode Beware: Whispy Woods! that whatever Kirby consumes enters another dimension. Kirby can also run a lot faster than usual in *Kirby Super Star* and *Kirby Super Star Ultra*’s Gourmet Race, as can King Dedede.

In *Kirby: Planet Robobot*, it is stated that Kirby has infinite power, and such power allows the Invader Armor's limitations to be removed due to the armor's ability to mimic its user's abilities. This turns it into Robobot Armor. Whenever the Animal Friends are present for Kirby to use in *Kirby's Dream Land 2* and *Kirby's Dream Land 3*, Kirby is able to sync his Copy Ability to the Animal Friend in order to perform different moves for each Animal Friend depending on the ability.

## Pikachu Research

Toon: Pikachu is a short, chubby rodent Pokémon. It is covered in yellow fur with two horizontal brown stripes on its back. It has a small mouth, long, pointed ears with black tips, brown eyes, and the two red circles on its cheeks contain pouches for electricity storage. It has short forearms with five fingers on each paw, and its feet each have three toes. At the base of its lightning bolt-shaped tail is a patch of brown fur. A female will have a V-shaped notch at the end of its tail, which looks like the top of a heart. It is classified as a quadruped, but it has been known to stand and walk on its hind legs.

The anime has shown that wild Pikachu live in groups in forested areas. Pikachu communicate amongst themselves using squeaks and tail-shaking as friendly gestures. Electricity can be used to receive and send messages with each other, as well as other Electric Pokémon species. It raises its tail to check its surroundings, and is occasionally struck by lightning in this position. When groups grow, they can inadvertently cause lightning storms. Pikachu is found foraging for berries it roasts with electricity to make them tender enough to eat. A sure sign that Pikachu inhabits a location is patches of burnt grass. It has been observed eating and sometimes destroying telephone poles, wires, and other electronic equipment.

Pikachu charges itself while sleeping overnight, though stress and a lack of sleep can affect this. It is able to release electric discharges of varying intensity. Pikachu has been known to build up energy in its glands, and will need to discharge to avoid complications. It is also able to release energy through its tail, which acts as a grounding rod, as well as recharging fellow Pikachu with electric shocks. Pikachu can also electrify itself to use its signature move Volt Tackle.

Pikachu has three alternate forms: one, the Cosplay Pikachu, appeared in Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire. It is always female, has a black heart-shaped spot at the end of its tail, and can be dressed in any of five outfits corresponding to the five Contest conditions. The second form is Pikachu in a cap, which debuted as an event-exclusive Pokémon in Generation VII. It is always male and has seven variants, each wearing one of Ash's hats from the anime. In addition to these two forms, many other Pikachu variants have appeared in various media. The last, Partner Pikachu, is the Pokémon the player starts with in Pokémon: Let's Go, Pikachu!. This Pikachu can be either gender, has higher base stats, and has access to moves that normal Pikachu do not.

Pikachu is the only known Pokémon capable of using the Z-Move Catastropika, while Pikachu in a cap has its own exclusive Z-Move, 10,000,000 Volt Thunderbolt. Partner Pikachu is the only Pokémon capable of using Zippy Zap, Floaty Fall, Splishy Splash, and the Partner Power, Pika Papow.

Pika: That's Pretty Much It

## Fight

* Kirby Was Walking Around In Alola

Kirby: Where Am I?

Ash: WOAH WHAT IS THAT POKEMON?

Mallow: Must Be Rare

Lillie: ITS SO CUTE!

Ash: Rotom What Is That Pokemon?

Rotom: Ash I Don't Think Thats A Pokemon

Ash: LETS CATCH IT ANYWAY!

Ash: Pikachu Use Electro Ball!

* Pikachu Does What He's Told But Kirby Goes On His Warp Star And Dodges

Ash: WOW! WE ARE DEFINITELY CATCHING THIS!

* Kirby Tries To Inhale Pikachu

Pikachu: PIKA!

Ash: AHH PIKACHU USE THUNDERBOLT!

* Kirby Inhales Pikachu But Right As He's About To Spit Pikachu Out Pikachu Thunderbolts From Inside

Kirby: POYO!

* Kirby Spits Pikachu Out At Ash And It Kills Ash And Pikachu Was Turned Into A Star So Yeah XD