Fecto Forgo

## Overview

The invading species, alone and incomplete without Elfilin, was trapped in the Eternal Capsule. Their only refuge was the realm of their dreams. Those dreams spread powerful waves of psychic energy all over the world, slowly taking control of the animals they reached. Escape would require more energy...\*

## Basic Info

### Alias

* Invasive Species: Fecto Forgo
* ID-F86
* The Great One

### Affiliation

* Fecto Elfilis
* Elfilin
* Chaos Elfilis

## Stats

### Attack Damage

* **Bite**: 100
* **Slime Toss**: 50

### Damage Resistance

* 0%

Fecto Forgo, also identified as ID-F86 and the Great One, represents a fragmented extraterrestrial entity endowed with formidable psychic capabilities and malicious aspirations. It emerges as the primary adversary in the storyline of Kirby and the Forgotten Land. Preceding the game's events, this entity, originally known as Fecto Elfilis, invaded the New World in its entirety, aiming to assimilate all life on the planet. However, the indigenous civilization thwarted and confined it. Subsequently, within the Lab Discovera, the creature underwent experiments conducted by the inhabitants, who harnessed its abilities to develop "planetary warp" technology, enabling them to ascend to a "land of dreams" and abandon their world permanently. Before departing, a "warp-experiment incident" led to the division of Fecto Elfilis into two entities: the dormant Fecto Forgo and Elfilin, who escaped with no recollection of past connections or powers.

In an effort to reunite, Fecto Forgo exerted psychic influence over Leongar, compelling him to form the Beast Pack and seek power to retrieve Elfilin. Despite Kirby's interference, Fecto Forgo successfully achieved this goal, absorbing Elfilin, only to be swiftly defeated by Kirby after the separation. With its physical form destroyed, Fecto Forgo's soul fled into the dream realm, carrying Leongar's body in an attempt to replace its own. Kirby and Elfilin ventured into the Isolated Isles of Forgo Dreams, preventing the fusion by recovering lost fragments of Leongar's soul. Despite the intervention of Soul Forgo, it was assimilated by a familiar red-and-orange butterfly, merging into Morpho Knight, similar to the scenario in Kirby Star Allies involving Galacta Knight. Kirby ultimately defeated Chaos Elfilis, the final form born from Morpho Knight's energy, causing the remnants of Fecto Forgo's life force to reunite with Elfilin, concluding the conflict definitively.

## Boss Fight

During the confrontation with Fecto Forgo's monstrous manifestation, the entity relentlessly pursues the player at varying speeds (with the fastest slightly exceeding Kirby's default running pace) along an extensive hallway. Along this path, adversaries such as Sir Kibble, Bernard, and Hot Head materialize to provide ammunition or bestow Copy Abilities. Fecto Forgo, once stationary, unleashes two distinct attacks: a charging maneuver with repeated biting motions directed at the left, right, or center of the corridor, and the hurling of three to four globs of damaging goop at the player. Both assaults leave behind stars that Kirby can Inhale and subsequently launch back at Fecto Forgo in the absence of a Copy Ability.
Unlike other bosses or mid-bosses in the game, Fecto Forgo adheres to a singular phase without altering its behavior as its health diminishes. Although the hallway eventually concludes, unlike the encounter with Nightmare's Power Orb, it does not result in an instantaneous knockout or harm to Kirby. Instead, Fecto Forgo ceases pursuit and persists in employing its two attacks until ultimately defeated

## Other Info

The name "Fecto" likely derives from "perfect," denoting Fecto Elfilis as the Perfect Lifeform in Japanese, Chinese, and Korean. "Forgo" is a condensed form of "forgotten," reflecting their figure description as beings abandoned by those who departed from the planet. In Japanese, the name フェクト・フォルガ is reminiscent of the words パーフェクト ("perfect") and フォルガトゥン ("Forgotten"), used in the Japanese level names in Forgo Dreams. The same linguistic pattern applies to the Korean version.