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      Oct 14, 2010  Description: Kirby’s Epic Yarn is a Platformer game published by Nintendo released on October 14, 2010 for the Nintendo Wii. Explore a world of Kirby like never before. Browse, buy, and download games. Kirby's Epic Yarn Wii Buy. Thanks to his versatile yarn composition, Kirby can take on a variety of forms both in his common actions and when he. Jul 16, 2011 - I am trying to download Kirby's Epic Yarn on my PC to put it on dolphin emu,but when I download it and go on dolphin,I don't see.

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      Release

      Wii[1]
      October 14, 2010
      October 17, 2010[2]
      February 24, 2011
      February 25, 2011[3]
      September 1, 2011

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      Wii U Virtual Console
      July 28, 2016
      August 9, 2016

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      “Sucked into a world made of cloth by the evil sorcerer Yin-Yarn, Kirby discovered he'd been turned into yarn! In this form, Kirby couldn't inhale or use Copy Abilities, but he gained new powers and could change his shape in amazing ways. With the help of Prince Fluff, the heroic prince of Patch Land, Kirby set out to defeat Yin-Yarn. Along the way, he helped the residents of Patch Land as a friendly neighbor in Apartment 101 of Dom Woole's apartment building!”
      — Summary • Kirby's Dream Collection Special Edition

      Kirby's Epic Yarn is the first Kirby game for the Wii. It was originally released on October 14, 2010 in Japan, on October 17, 2010 in North America, on February 24, 2011 in Australia, on February 25, 2011 in Europe and on September 1, 2011 in South Korea. It was remade as Kirby's Extra Epic Yarn, which released worldwide on March 8th, 2019 for the Nintendo 3DS family of systems.

      Kirby's Epic Yarn was the first non-Virtual Console Kirby game to be released for the Nintendo Wii. First uncovered at E3 on June 15, 2010, it was also the first Kirby platformer to be released a home console since Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards for the Nintendo 64 in 2000. Kirby's Epic Yarn was remade for the Nintendo 3DS in 2019, titled Kirby's Extra Epic Yarn. The game also saw a re-release on the Wii U Virtual Console.

      Story

      Yin-Yarn the sorcerer runs amok in Dream Land, turning everything, citizens included, into yarn. Meanwhile, Kirby walks by a bush and notices a tomato with an M on top of it. Thinking it to be a Maxim Tomato, he starts to inhale to eat it just as Yin-Yarn appears and starts to introduce himself. Yin-Yarn gets angry at Kirby eating his 'magic Metamato,' and sucks him into a sock tied with a string around his neck.

      Kirby finds himself in a strange land, where everything is made of yarn - and due to the sorcerer's magic, himself as well. Just then, he saw a yarn monster chasing a yarn boy. Kirby tries to inhale the monster, but the air goes right through his body. Unsure of what to do, but still wanting to help, Kirby transforms into a car and drives off with the yarn boy. It turns out that Yin-Yarn's tomato was a Metamato, and from eating it, Kirby can now transform into different things at will. The boy introduces himself as Prince Fluff, and offers Kirby to go over to Patch Castle, which teaches Kirby the basics of Patch Land.

      Right after that, the monster Lickeur appears and tries to eat Prince Fluff. Kirby defeats the monster by using his weight form and obtains a piece of yarn that stitches Quilty Square to Grass Land. As a dismayed Prince Fluff explains, Yin-Yarn split Patch Land into seven parts, and he still has five missing pieces to find. Being his helpful self, Kirby promises his help to make Patch Land a peaceful place once again, and the two set off on their adventure. After defeating Fangora in Grass Land, a magic yarn stitches Grass Land to Hot Land.

      After defeating Hot Wings in Hot Land, Kirby and Prince Fluff find the magic yarn that stitches Hot Land and Treat Land together.

      Meanwhile, back in Dream Land, a group of Waddle Dees are working for King Dedede inside the castle. King Dedede notices that one of the Waddle Dees, being made out of yarn, looks a little strange, but he ignores this. Yin-Yarn, hiding behind some boxes, continues to sew more yarn Waddle Dees with his needles. Yin-Yarn cackles, saying that Dream Land will be his soon enough, although he confesses that he is not sure what to do with it.

      After defeating Squashini, Kirby and Fluff find the magic yarn that stitches Treat Land to Water Land.

      After they defeat Capamari, the magic yarn stitches Water Land to Snow Land.

      Back in Dream Land, Yin-Yarn's Waddle Dee impostors capture the real Waddle Dees and corner Dedede. Before he can defend himself, they attack and tie him up. Yin-Yarn comes out and uses his sock to suck Dedede away into Patch Land and transform him into yarn. While he wanders Snow Land, he sees Kirby and starts to run over, but a puppeteer's device comes in from out of nowhere and knocks him unconscious, then takes control of his body. When he is defeated by Kirby, he returns to normal and the magic yarn from the puppeteer's device is relinquished, and stitches Snow Land to Space Land.

      Once again, back in Dream Land, while roaming the skies on Battleship Halberd, Meta Knight notices some changes in Dream Land's landscape. Suddenly, Yin-Yarn crashes onto the deck and sucks him into Patch Land. When Kirby and Prince Fluff find him guarding Space Land's magic yarn, his eyes flash between yellow and purple, as he is under Yin-Yarn's possession. Once Kirby defeats him, he is freed, and promptly disappears into his cape, while Kirby and Fluff get the last piece of magic yarn, which stitches Patch Land fully back together. They head back to Patch Castle to celebrate, but are interrupted when an unconscious Meta Knight wakes up. He apologizes for attacking them and blames the yarn, and explains what is happening in Dream Land. Kirby is upset that Yin-Yarn is taking over, but Prince Fluff pulls out another magical sock. It turns out that Yin-Yarn had only stolen one of the pair, and now that Patch Land is restored, the sock should regain its normal magic.

      Kirby, Prince Fluff, Meta Knight, and King Dedede use the sock to transport to Yin-Yarn and confront him; upon their arrival at Dream Land, they find that Yin-Yarn has discarded his sock and Dream Land is covered with yarn and fabric, with Castle Dedede now floating ominously overhead. Kirby and Prince Fluff eventually track down Yin-Yarn and defeat him; however, his knitting needles come to life and use the magic yarn to give a new spin on him as Mega Yin-Yarn. Thinking fast, Meta Knight flies over and drops a TankbotMetamortex, and Kirby powers up and decimates Mega Yin-Yarn. His knitting needles are banished to the far reaches of Patch Land, and the yarn spell soon wears off, with Kirby and Dream Land returning to normal. Prince Fluff says farewell to Kirby and leaves that magical sock for Kirby to come visit whenever he wants. After the credits roll, Kirby is shown sleeping in a field with the sock in his hands, dreaming of his new friends in Patch Land.

      Gameplay

      Kirby's Epic Yarn bears a striking similarities to a commercial for Kirby's Adventure that had aired two decades earlier.[5] The game's overall design is vastly different from Kirby's other appearances; the world takes on an appearance of a scrapbook of crafts materials, especially cloth and felt, and is populated by characters both friendly and not-so-friendly made out of yarn. All of the surfaces as well as Kirby and Prince Fluff's bodies are physics-enabled to great tactile effect; surfaces deform dynamically when trodden on, yarn outlines of characters and the Yarn Whip behave realistically, and movements and transformations are lively and fluid. This game is also notable for its piano soundtrack.

      One other significant change from Kirby's previous appearances is that he has lost the ability to inhale, and all the abilities that go with it (including the ability to puff up and float), as air goes right through his new body. In its place, Kirby gains the use of the yarn whip, which is his main means of interaction with the game world. It can be used to unravel or wrap up enemies to be thrown, latch onto buttons, and pull on zippers, or otherwise manipulate the stage to remove walls or close gaps. Also, Kirby can now transform into several forms at will, and can access the Super Transformations via the use of a Metamortex. Beads are hidden throughout the levels for players to collect, along with other hidden items concealed in Treasure Chests, with every level having three chests.[6]

      The multiplayer feature allows a second player to control Prince Fluff, the prince of Patch Land, who is similar in appearance to Kirby.[7] The entirety of the game's content can be accessed by playing with one or two players.

      Controls

      The game is played with the Wii Remote held sideways.

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      ControlMove
      Control PadMove
      (+) ButtonView pause screen
      (-) ButtonView controls for current form
      1 ButtonUse yarn whip
      2 ButtonJump
      A ButtonCall Angie
      B ButtonU-Turn when in Train Form

      Transformations

      Main article: Transformations
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      Kirby's Epic Yarn Transformations
      Regular Forms
      CarNoteParachutePendulumSleighSnakeStrengthSubmarineTopWeight
      Metamortex Forms
      DiggerDolphinFire EngineOff-RoaderRocketSaucerSpin BoarderStar ShooterTankbotTrain

      Kirby's inhaling ability has been rendered useless and he has lost the ability to fly, but he has a variety of forms he can transform into.[8][9]

      Levels

      Quilty Square is partially accessible at the start, but the rest of the areas can only be accessed after obtaining their corresponding Area Patch.

      • Quilty Square





      • Grass Land
        • Fangora (Boss)
      • Hot Land
        • Hot Wings (Boss)
      • Treat Land
        • Squashini (Boss)
      • Water Land
        • Capamari (Boss)
      • Snow Land
        • King Dedede (Boss)
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      • Space Land
        • Meta Knight (Boss)
      • Dream Land
        • Yin-Yarn (Boss)

      Characters

      Major Characters

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      Bosses

      Fangora | Hot Wings | Squashini | Capamari | King Dedede | Meta Knight | Yin-Yarn | Mega Yin-Yarn

      Mid-Bosses

      Blast Mariner | Combo Cannon | Kracko | Reactor | Space Kracko | Wicked Willow | Whispy Woods

      Regular Enemies

      Amprey | Anemonee | Battins | Big Waddle Dee | Blipper | Bobber Clod | Boinger | Bomber | Bronto Burt | Buttonbee | Buttonbug | Buttonfly | Calderon | Candlemander | Chilly | Cutfish | Cyclod | Dandan | Danglerfish | Dropso | Emba | Embaconda | Embird | Flamer | Freezo | Gator | Gordo | Grizzo | Jelly Jr. | Li'l Kracko | Lickeur | Magmotamus | Mariner | Octopea | Ooki | Orbitfly | Rolling Clod | Sawgill | Scarfy | Sea Jelly | Shelby | Shotzo | Slobba | Sneak Sack | Snip-Snap | Soldier | Soocher | Space Jelly | Spore Jelly | Stogue | Sulkworm | Swadclod | Truck Monster | Twiggy Woods | UFO | Uniclod | Waddle Dee | Waddle Doo

      Music

      Main article: Kirby's Epic Yarn/Music

      Glitches

      Main article: Glitch#Kirby's Epic Yarn

      Reception

      The critical reception to Kirby's Epic Yarn has been the most positive in the series' history, with the game currently holding a 88.67% on review compilation site Game Rankings, making it the fourth best reviewed Wii game of 2010.[10]

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      • IGN gave the game a 9.0 score and an Editor's Choice award, calling it 'an amazing looking game that embraces traditional platforming designs in fresh new ways.'[11]
      • GameTrailers gave the game a score of 8.4, praising its presentation and imaginative gameplay, though criticizing the inability to be KO'd. GameSpot gave the game a score of 8.5, stating that 'Kirby's Epic Yarn's story levels are way too easy,' but that the graphics and overall fun made up for its shortcomings.[12]
      • GamesRadar gave the game 9/10, praising its 'impossibly adorable graphics' and classic Nintendo gameplay.[13]
      • Kotaku gave the game an Editor's Choice award, calling it 'a game designed for constant smiling, a side-scroller that will soothe the stressed.'[14]
      • Nintendo World Report gave the game a perfect score of 10, stating that 'the joyous platformer might not be difficult, but it's fun, inventive, and outrageously imaginative.'[15]
      • 1Up gave the game an A-, with praise for the creativity of the levels and the thematic visuals.[16]
      • Game Informer gave the game a 9.5 out of 10, praising the game's artistic style as 'one of the best-looking games on the Wii' and also noting both its ease of use for less experienced gamers and its challenges for more experienced gamers.[17]
      • Japanese gaming magazine Famitsu gave Kirby's Epic Yarn a score of 36 out of 40, stating that 'The game's not just about looking cute -- the way the gameplay takes advantage of this yarn world is brilliant. Even if you've encountered these sorts of obstacles in other action games, they seem fresh all over again here. It's a great action game, too, and if you try to get every item in the game, even veteran action fans will find it challenging. The whole package is stuffed full of fun and surprises. The graphics are unique and packed with originality. The game's set up so you never get a Game Over, but there's still enough optional hardcore aspects to it to keep all walks of gamers happy.'[18]
      • Nintendo Power gave Kirby's Epic Yarn an 8.5/10,[19] praising the game's concept, gameplay and graphics.

      Development

      This section is currently under construction

      Kirby's Epic Yarn Rom

      Kirby's Epic Yarn began development as a game called Fluff's Epic Yarn (or 'Keito no Fluff' in Japanese), which starred Prince Fluff as the protagonist. The original idea to make a game set in a fabric world came from Good-Feel's Planning Section Manager, Madoka Yamauchi, who previously directed of Wario Land: Shake It! for the Wii.

      Nintendo approved the project and a prototype was made in three months. Production became more challenging when Emi Watanabe and Nobuo Matsumiya from Software Planning and Development found the game tedious, as they believed it lacked tension and had extremely low difficulty. To counter this, the developers reportedly added 'thorns everywhere' in later stages, but this was deemed uncomfortably difficult. Watanabe described the team as 'lost,' so much so that they feared the project would be cancelled any day.

      In Summer 2009, Nintendo asked Good-Feel to make the game part of the Kirby series. Seeing this as a way to guarantee the game's completion, director Kentaro Sei agreed.[20]

      Transcript

      Main article: Kirby's Epic Yarn (transcript)

      Staff

      Main article: List of Kirby's Epic Yarn Staff

      Trivia

      • Kirby's Epic Yarn has numerous fabric- and yarn-related puns in the game. One such play on words is the title of the game itself. 'Epic Yarn' is a double entendre: Epic can be used as a colloquial adjective for 'awesome' as well as typically referring to poetry revolving around a hero completing a series of great achievements; yarn generally refers to the thread found in fabric, but can also mean a tale, generally a long one with great achievements.
      • Instead of saying that the grass feels like 'pants' at the intro in the North American version, Kirby says it feels like 'trousers' in the European version. This change was likely made because of regional differences, as pants are referred to as trousers in most parts of Europe; 'pants' in the UK also refer to 'underpants' in the United States.
      • This is the first game since Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards where Kirby's voice is heard on a current generation console outside of the Super Smash Bros. series.
      • The plot appears to follow a similar premise to that of Kirby: Canvas Curse, with Kirby being transfigured by the villain into another form, which changes the way he is controlled. Using Kirby's Train form is similar to the way Kirby: Canvas Curse is played.
      • Meta Knight's mask does not fall off when defeated. His eyes flash from purple to yellow during the fight in an effort to resist Yin-Yarn's possession. Meanwhile, King Dedede's eyes start out blue but remain purple under Yin-Yarn's influence, meaning he doesn't have the strength to fight possession.
      • This is the first Kirby game to have a narration as well as captions.
        • In the PAL version, the narrator is different, along with being in Commonwealth English.
      • This is the first game to feature Kirby speaking in what appears to be a 'Poyo' language, first seen in the anime. The second is Kirby Mass Attack.
      • Kirby's Epic Yarn is one of a few games in which sub-games contribute to the game file's percentage of completion. The others are Kirby's Dream Land 2, Kirby Super Star and its remake, Kirby's Dream Land 3, Kirby's Return to Dream Land, Kirby: Triple Deluxe, Kirby: Planet Robobot, and Kirby Star Allies.
      • This is the second game in the series in which currency is used (beads), the other being Kirby Super Star (Ultra), where The Great Cave Offensive listed the value in 'G,' presumably meaning 'gold.'
      • Tempest Towers is closer to the NES version of Butter Building, whereas Cloud Palace and Battleship Halberd make references to the DS version of Bubbly Clouds and the battleship (respectively).
      • One of the many fabrics Kirby can collect is the Famicom fabric. This fabric depicts lots of Famicom designs and is obviously a reference to the game console.
      • Kirby's Epic Yarn is one of, if not the only game in the Kirby series to have the Warp Star absent from it completely.
      • Kirby doesn't get a snorkel when he enters water in this game. This is also the case in Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards and Kirby Mass Attack.
      • This is the first game to have an 'ability' specifically made for underwater purposes. The second appears in Kirby and the Rainbow Curse, where the Kirby Submarine transformation can be used.
      • The symbol of Meta Knight is the established one from Kirby Super Star Ultra, though there is a subtle change - the sword figure was changed to a needle thread, and the wings form more of a 'Y' shape than an 'M' (for obvious reasons).
      • This is the only Kirby game that features a room that can be decorated.
      • Kirby's Epic Yarn takes up 31 blocks of Wii memory.
        • Kirby's Epic Yarn and Kirby's Return to Dream Land share very similar Wii memory icons.
      • A yarn version of Kirby, referencing Kirby's Epic Yarn, makes a cameo appearance as a hat in the Nintendo 3DS built-in game StreetPass Mii Plaza.
      • Kirby's Epic Yarn and Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards are the only games in the series in which Kirby smiles while standing and walking. In all other games, Kirby's expression is neutral.
      • The only difference between the Japanese and North American box art is Waddle Dee was slightly moved to the right in the North American box art for unknown reasons.
      • A spiritual successor to the game, Yoshi's Woolly World, was published for Wii U. While it is not part of the Kirby series (instead part of the Yoshi series), it was developed by the same team. Several elements from Kirby's Epic Yarn, such as bead collecting and unraveling enemies, are present in it. It was released in 2015.
        • The earliest footage of Yoshi's Woolly World was extremely similar to Kirby's Epic Yarn; Yoshi was primarily a yarn outline and his body could change shape depending on his action. These similarities were later removed from the game. At E3 2014, Takashi Tezuka began his presentation by stating, 'When Nintendo reached out to Good-Feel, we didn't ask them to make Yoshi's Woolly World as a sequel to Kirby's Epic Yarn. We said we wanted to make a Yoshi game.' These steps were likely taken to assure viewers that Yoshi's Woolly World would be a brand new experience and not a Yoshi-themed rehash of Kirby's Epic Yarn.
        • Furthering the similarities between the two games is the music track that plays in the stage Yoshi and Cookies. The first 12 notes are the same as in the Fountain Gardens stage in Kirby's Epic Yarn.
      • Kirby's Epic Yarn borrows many sound effects from another Wii title, Wario Land: Shake It!, and these sound effects are used in other games developed by Good-Feel. Composer Tomoya Tomita is often involved in the development of Good-Feel games, which may be connected.
      • The time between the releases of Kirby: Squeak Squad and Kirby's Epic Yarn marked the longest duration without an entirely new Kirby release in North America since the beginning of the series, at 3 years, 10 months and 13 days.
      • Kirby's Epic Yarn is notable for having one of the least serious stories in the main series, as it often takes time to show more comical events and features a sillier villain who has not fully thought out his goal.
      • Since Kirby's Epic Yarn’s release, only four characters and one vehicle that originated in the game have been referenced in other official parts of the Kirby series, excluding the Kirby's History section of Kirby's Dream Collection Special Edition:
        • Tankbot appears as one of the Kirbys' 'Awesome' attacks in Kirby Mass Attack’s Kirby Quest sub-game. It is made of metal rather than yarn.
        • Yin-Yarn appears as a collectible keychain in Kirby: Triple Deluxe. This keychain reappears as a collectible in Nintendo Badge Arcade. Yin-Yarn also appears alongside many other final bosses in the celebration picture “Bad Boss Brothers” from Kirby Star Allies.
        • Sawgill appears as an enemy in Kirby and the Rainbow Curse. In addition to being made out of clay instead of yarn, it is also redesigned. Of these four characters, it is the only one that returns in the flesh.
        • Prince Fluff appears as a collectible sticker in Kirby: Planet Robobot.
        • Squashini appears in a Halloween-themed artwork posted by the official Kirby 25th Anniversary Twitter.
      • Kirby's Epic Yarn is the only Kirby game on the Wii (excluding ports) to be rated E for Everyone. The othertwo were rated E10+.
      • Takashi Ikegami, a manager at HAL Laboratory, stated that he would like to expand the Kirby's Epic Yarn style to other Nintendo properties. He specifically mentioned a hypothetical game called Mario's Epic Yarn to emphasize his enthusiasm.[21] Though the particular gameplay of Kirby's Epic Yarn was not reused, the cloth and yarn aesthetic was implemented in Yoshi's Woolly World and Poochy & Yoshi's Woolly World.
      • This is the first game since Kirby's Avalanche, which is non-canon, to feature Kirby speaking during cutscenes, making it the first game in the main series to do so.
      • The official Kirby website mistakenly states that the game is for the Nintendo DS family of systems.
      • This is the only Kirby game in which getting a Game Over is impossible.
      • Kirby can acquire 9,999 Beads and a streak of 999 in two stages: Tube Town and Whispy's Forest. In the former, Kirby can throw Yarn Balls (converted from Dandan projectiles) at Snip-Snaps infinitely to get the Beads; in the latter, Kirby can fire out of cannons to collect the same four Beads from Bronto Burts infinitely.[22]

      Commercial

      Kirby's Epic Yarn USA Commercial

      Artwork

      Kirby walking
      Kirby crouching down
      Kirby jumping
      Kirby using the yarn whip
      Kirby using the yarn whip
      Kirby grabbing a Waddle Dee with a yarn whip
      Angie saving Kirby
      Kirby throwing an enemy
      Kirby unzipping a zipper
      Kirby holding an enemy
      Kirby climbing a ladder
      Kirby defeating a Waddle Dee
      Kirby in his Tankbot form
      Kirby in his Digger form
      Kirby in his Spin Boarder form
      Kirby in his Saucer form
      Kirby in his Fire Engine form
      Kirby in his Off-Roader form
      Kirby in his Train form
      Kirby in his Rocket form
      Kirby in his Dolphin form
      Kirby in his Car form
      Kirby in his Pendulum form
      Kirby in his Top form
      Kirby in his Weight form
      Kirby in his Parachute form
      Kirby in his Submarine form
      Prince Fluff walking
      A Waddle Dee
      A Waddle Doo
      A Shelby
      A Cyclod
      A Uniclod
      A Dandan
      A Sword Soldier
      A Blipper
      A Bronto Burt
      A Sulkworm
      Patch Land official wallpaper
      Official wallpaper
      Official wallpaper
      Official wallpaper
      Promotional artwork
      Kirby 25th Anniversary website

      Box Art

      Box Art
      Box Art back
      Box Art
      Box Art back
      Box Art
      Pre-release box art. The 'i' in 'Kirby's' lowered, background, zipper design varies.

      Media

      Wii Media Disc
      Print advertisement

      Logo

      US logo
      Hi-res version, huge file
      Japanese logo (png)
      Japanese logo (gif)
      Korean Logo
      German Logo

      Gallery

      E3 pre-release factsheet
      The E3 title screen.
      Multiple forms of Kirby.
      A Waddle Doo and Meta Knight.
      Kirby clinging onto a pterodactyl monster.
      Kirby and Hot Wings.
      Kirby in Tank form with Prince Fluff.
      Kirby abducts a Spear Waddle Dee in UFO form.
      Kirby holding a Waddle Dee.
      Kirby encounters an Ooki.
      Kirby lassos a Waddle Dee.
      Kirby in his Yo-Yo form.
      Kirby in his Parachute form.
      Kirby with Prince Fluff.
      Kirby in his Top form, spinning Fangora's weak spot.
      Kirby encounters a Slobba.
      One of UFO Kirby's abilities.
      Off-Road Vehicle Kirby.
      Kirby in his form of a Submarine.
      Kirby in Lava Landing at Hot Land
      Kirby on a platform with a Dandan
      Kirby in his Top form.
      Kirby skating on a board.
      Epic
      Kirby in his Weight form at Mushroom Run at Treat Land
      Kirby in his Dolphin form with Jelly Jr.s.
      Kirby uncovering something at Cool Cave
      Kirby and a Sulkworm, which is blocking the door.
      A darkness setting of the adventure.
      A Waddle Dee being lassoed by Kirby in Dino Jungle at Hot Land
      Kirby in his Parachute form in Treat Land
      UFO Kirby unleashing a powerful attack.
      A strange toy-filled level.
      Kirby opening a Treasure Chest in Flower Fields.
      Kirby aboard a ship.
      Kirby in his Top form.
      A giant tree of yarn towers over Kirby in Mushroom Run
      Kirby fighting against Capamari
      Kirby on the level selection screen of Hot Land.
      Kirby and Prince Fluff in Dark Manor
      Car Kirby in Melody Town
      Kirby and Prince Fluff in Pyramid Sands
      Kirby in his Fire Engine form.
      Prince Fluff demonstrating the unzipping mechanic in the fabric universe of the game.
      Kirby and Prince Fluff in Dino Jungle.
      Off-Road Vehicle Kirby and a Truck Monster.
      Kirby fighting King Dedede.
      Kirby and Prince Fluff fighting King Dedede.
      Kirby faces off against a brainwashed Meta Knight.
      Kirby in Snowy Fields with Chillies.
      Kirby using his yarn whip.
      Kirby and the Giant Angler Fish-type monster.
      Kirby in Splash Beach
      Kirby and Prince Fluff Parachuting at Cozy Cabin
      Kirby in his Ice Skate form.
      Kirby and Prince Fluff in Tube Town
      Kirby and Prince Fluff in their Rocket forms.
      Kirby in Secret Island
      Kirby in his Dolphin form, about to jump through a hoop.
      Kirby in Snow Land in his car form
      The Tankbot
      Kirby pulling on a zipper
      Final title screen
      Kirby fighting against Yin-Yarn

      Videos

      Construction for the room to hold the press conference at Nintendo Redwood City

      External links

      • Official Europe site (English)
      • Minigame records (Page is in Japanese)

      References

      1. ↑Gamespot.com
      2. ↑http://press.nintendo.com/articles.jsp?id=25032
      3. ↑http://www.play.com/Games/Wii/4-/3436265/Kirby-Epic-Yarn/Product.html
      4. ↑GameStop (February 7, 2011)
      5. ↑Nintendo Videos at Gamescom - Wii Feature at IGN
      6. ↑Official Nintendo E3 site
      7. ↑Game Informer
      8. ↑Giant Bomb
      9. ↑Destructoid Demo
      10. ↑Gamerankings Kirby's Epic Yarn for Wii
      11. ↑IGN Kirby's Epic Yarn Review
      12. ↑GameTrailers Kirby's Epic Yarn Review
      13. ↑GamesRadar Kirby's Epic Yarn Review
      14. ↑Kotaku Kirby's Epic Yarn Review
      15. ↑Nintendo World Report Kirby's Epic Yarn Review
      16. ↑1UP Kirby's Epic Yarn Review
      17. ↑Game Informer Kirby's Epic Yarn Review
      18. ↑Famitsu Kirby's Epic Yarn Review
      19. ↑Nintendo Power
      20. ↑Iwata Asks
      21. ↑Official Nintendo Magazine
      22. ↑YouTube
      Kirby's Epic Yarn and Kirby's Extra Epic Yarn
      Playable charactersKirby • Prince Fluff
      AlliesAngie • Beadrix • Buster • Carrie • Chaise Woole • Dom Woole • Loomis Woole • Mara • Prince Fluff • Zeke
      VillainsYin-Yarn
      BossesFangora • Hot Wings • Squashini • Capamari • King Dedede • Meta Knight • Yin-Yarn • Mega Yin-Yarn
      Mid-BossesBlast Mariner • Combo Cannon • Kracko • Reactor • Space Kracko • Wicked Willow • Whispy Woods
      Levels
      Quilty SquarePatch Castle
      Grass LandFountain Gardens • Flower Fields • Rainbow Falls • Big-Bean Vine • Fangora Boss Battle • Mole Hole • Weird Woods
      Hot LandPyramid Sands • Lava Landing • Cool Cave • Dino Jungle • Hot Wings Boss Battle • Temper Temple • Dusk Dunes
      Treat LandToy Tracks • Mushroom Run • Sweets Park • Melody Town • Squashini Boss Battle • Cocoa Station • Dark Manor
      Water LandSplash Beach • Blub-Blub Ocean • Secret Island • Deep-Dive Deep • Capamari Boss Battle • Boom Boatyard • Fossil Reef
      Snow LandSnowy Fields • Cozy Cabin • Mt. Slide • Frosty Wheel • King Dedede Boss Battle • Frigid Fjords • Evergreen Lift
      Space LandFuture City • Tube Town • Mysterious UFO • Stellar Way • Meta Knight Boss Battle • Moon Base • Outer Rings
      Dream LandWhispy's Forest • Tempest Towers • Cloud Palace • Castle Dedede • Yin-Yarn Boss Battle • Meta Melon Isle • Battleship Halberd
      Sub-games
      Wii and Nintendo 3DSGoal Game • Beadrix's Bead Collection • Buster's Combat Training • Carrie's Carry • Mara's Marathon • Zeke's Hide and Seek
      Nintendo 3DS exclusiveDedede Gogogo • Slash & Bead
      Forms
      RegularCar • Note • Parachute • Pendulum • Sleigh • Snake • Strength • Submarine • Top • Weight
      MetamortexDigger • Dolphin • Fire Engine • Off-Roader • Rocket • Saucer • Spin Boarder • Star Shooter • Tankbot • Train
      Enemies
      Wii and Nintendo 3DSAmprey • Anemonee • Battins • Big Waddle Dee • Blipper • Bobber Clod • Boinger • Bomber • Bronto Burt • Buttonbee • Buttonbug • Buttonfly • Calderon • Candlemander • Chilly • Cutfish • Cyclod • Dandan • Danglerfish • Dropso • Emba • Embaconda • Embird • Flamer • Freezo • Gator • Gordo • Grizzo • Jelly Jr. • Li'l Kracko • Lickeur • Magmotamus • Mariner • Octopea • Ooki • Orbitfly • Rolling Clod • Sawgill • Scarfy • Sea Jelly • Shelby • Shotzo • Slobba • Sneak Sack • Snip-Snap • Soldier • Soocher • Space Jelly • Spore Jelly • Stogue • Sulkworm • Swadclod • Truck Monster • Twiggy Woods • UFO • Uniclod • Waddle Dee • Waddle Doo
      Nintendo 3DS exclusiveGreen Flamer* • Me-Devil • Mole* • Redfly* • We-Devil • Ye-Devil
      Items and Abilities
      Wii and Nintendo 3DSArea Patch • Bead • Furniture • Magic Yarn • Metamato • Metamortex • Treasure Chest
      Nintendo 3DS exclusiveFuse Bead • Life Bead • Life Piece • Lumina • Mat • Ravel Ball • Yarn Hat
      Ravel Abilities:Bobbin • Button • Knitting Needles • Marking Pins • Nylon • Wire
      Games
      Main Games
      Traditional PlatformersKirby's Dream Land • Kirby's Adventure • Kirby's Dream Land 2 • Kirby Super Star • Kirby's Dream Land 3 • Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards • Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land • Kirby & The Amazing Mirror • Kirby: Squeak Squad • Kirby Super Star Ultra • Kirby's Return to Dream Land • Kirby's Dream Collection Special Edition • Kirby: Triple Deluxe • Kirby: Planet Robobot • Kirby Star Allies
      Non-Traditional PlatformersKirby: Canvas Curse • Kirby's Epic Yarn • Kirby Mass Attack • Kirby and the Rainbow Curse • Kirby's Extra Epic Yarn
      Spin-offs
      MiscellaneousKirby's Pinball Land • Kirby's Dream Course • Kirby's Avalanche • Kirby's Block Ball • Kirby's Toy Box • Kirby's Star Stacker • Kirby's Super Star Stacker • Kirby Tilt 'n' Tumble • Kirby Air Ride • Kirby Board Game • Kirby Slide • Kirby of the Stars: Magical Tower of Medal Land • Kirby Battle Royale
      Expanded Sub-gamesKirby Fighters Deluxe • Dedede's Drum Dash Deluxe • Team Kirby Clash Deluxe • Kirby's Blowout Blast
      Flash Games
      NintendoQuick Draw • Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land Kirby Mini-Game • Kirby Air Ride Jigsaw Puzzle! • Speed Eaters • Speedy Tea Time • Kirby's Epic Patchifyer • Kirby Smashifyer • Kirby: Triple Deluxe Match-Up • Hypernova Yourself • Kirby's Quick Draw • Kirby: Planet Robobot Jigsaw Jumble • Robobot Yourself • Kirby Star Allies Jigsaw Jumble • Choose your buddy • Kirby of the Stars Photo Frame • Kirby's Extra Epic Yarn Jigsaw Jumble
      4KidsKirby Shuffle Puzzle 1 • Kirby Shuffle Puzzle 2 • Waddle Doom • Kirby Star Ride
      Other gamesSuper Smash Bros. • Super Smash Bros. Melee • Super Smash Bros. Brawl • Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS • Super Smash Bros. for Wii U • Super Smash Bros. Ultimate
      Unreleased titlesKid Kirby • Kirby's Air Ride • Kirby Family • Kirby Tilt 'n' Tumble 2 • Kirby GCN

      Kirby's Epic Yarn

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      Album name: Kirby's Epic Yarn
      Number of Files: 63
      Total Filesize: 186.88 MB
      Date added: Nov 5th, 2013
      Released on: Nintendo Wii Nintendo Wii U

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      Song NameMP3
      Appartments1:562.52 MB
      Big-Bean Vine3:494.24 MB
      Blub-Blub Ocean1:352.21 MB
      Bubbly Cloud3:253.88 MB
      Butter Building2:503.34 MB
      Cool Cave3:053.57 MB
      Cozy Cabin2:343.11 MB
      Dark Manor2:272.99 MB
      Deep-Dive Deep3:073.60 MB
      Dino Jungle2:122.76 MB
      Dream Land (World 7)2:102.74 MB
      Dusk Dunes2:393.18 MB
      Flower Fields3:223.84 MB
      Fountain Gardens4:024.45 MB
      Frosty Wheel3:173.76 MB
      Future City3:063.59 MB
      Goal!0:070.86 MB
      Goal! (Short)0:040.82 MB
      Gourmet Race2:293.03 MB
      Grass Land (World 1)1:372.24 MB
      Green Greens3:193.79 MB
      Hot Land (World 2)2:473.30 MB
      Ice Cream Island2:182.86 MB
      Kirby Arrives on the Scene2:343.11 MB
      Kirby's Pad3:113.67 MB
      Lava Landing2:413.21 MB
      Melody Town2:353.11 MB
      Mole Hole2:393.17 MB
      Mt. Slide2:503.34 MB
      Mushroom Run2:062.68 MB
      Open Door0:050.83 MB
      Outer Rings1:452.35 MB
      Patch Castle1:272.08 MB
      Pre-Yin-Yarn0:591.65 MB
      Pre-Yin-Yarn (No Intro)0:551.60 MB
      Pyramid Sands4:184.68 MB
      Quilty Square2:403.20 MB
      Rainbow Falls3:584.38 MB
      Result0:181.03 MB
      Secret Island2:483.31 MB
      Snow Land (World 5)2:373.15 MB
      Snowy Fields3:133.70 MB
      Space Land (World 6)1:061.76 MB
      Splash Beach1:201.98 MB
      Staff Roll5:446.00 MB
      Start Jingle0:040.81 MB
      Stellar Way1:482.40 MB
      Tankbot0:351.28 MB
      Title Theme0:421.39 MB
      Toy Tracks3:093.63 MB
      Treat Land (World 3)2:363.14 MB
      Tube Town5:005.33 MB
      Vs. Capamari2:303.04 MB
      Vs. Fangora3:499.49 MB
      Vs. Hot Wings1:582.55 MB
      Vs. King Dedede1:422.30 MB
      Vs. Kracko0:181.03 MB
      Vs. Meta Knight2:122.76 MB
      Vs. Squashini2:012.60 MB
      Vs. Yin Yarn 12:042.65 MB
      Vs. Yin Yarn 21:512.45 MB
      Water Land (World 4)2:032.62 MB
      Wierd Woods2:112.75 MB
      Total:2h 26m187 MB

      Reviews

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      Submitted by Guest
      Rating: 10/10
      Really, all of these songs make my skin tingle. Most of them are just too kawaii desu!!! Thank you for making this album!

      Submitted by Guest
      Rating: 9/10
      I couldn't get enough of this soundtrack–th e remixes from Kirby Triple Deluxe and Kirby's Return to Dreamland are almost better than the originals!

      Submitted by Guest
      Rating: 8/10
      Quite peaceful. Perfect to listen to while studying. Thank you.

      Submitted by Guest
      Rating: 10/10
      I love the songs and also how they come with a cool cover art too. It's great!

      Submitted by Guest
      Rating: 10/10
      By Brendan
      Ok, if you ever have kids this soundtrack is the best for a good night sleep for your child,even will work for parents too. 100% recommended.

      Submitted by Guest
      Rating: 9/10
      You did a great job making a kirbys epic yarn album, but you forgot to put on sweets park

      Submitted by DonMacaron
      Rating: 10/10
      10/10
      I like to listen this OST while driving my bike at night time.

      Submitted by trogzepikachu
      Rating: 9/10
      Fantastic album! Contains pretty much EVERY piece of music from the original game!
      Just a couple songs missing, try and find them!

      Submitted by MidiBotMaker
      Rating: 10/10
      This is a great soundtrack! The songs are very relaxing. Most of the songs are piano which is nice. Although I must say, the final boss theme is a little crazy.

      Submitted by Cheetahs
      Rating: 10/10
      I LOVE THE SOUNDS/SONGS/GAME!!!


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