The latest trailer has been released for Kirby and the Forgotten Land, which launches for the Nintendo Switch on March 25, 2022.
With Mouthful Mode, Kirby can inhale real-world objects and transform into a car to zoom around, a vending machine to attack with juice cans … or even become a piercing cone, to name just a few examples.
Car Mouth
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Vending Mouth
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Cone Mouth
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If Kirby evolves his copy abilities at Waddle Dee’s Weapons Shop, which is located in Waddle Dee Town, his appearance will change and he’ll become even more powerful.
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Can Kirby rescue the Waddle Dees and restore peace to this mysterious world?
Find out when Kirby and the Forgotten Land launches for Nintendo Switch on March 25.
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Check out the official page of Kirby and the Forgotten Land here