Kirby: Planet Robobot

Kirby: Planet Robobot
Also known as: Hoshi no Kirby: Robobo Planet (JP), Byeorui Kirby: Robobo Planet (KO) Developer: HAL Laboratory Publisher: Nintendo Platform: Nintendo 3DS Released in JP: April 28, 2016 Released in US: June 10, 2016 Released in EU: June 10, 2016 Released in AU: June 11, 2016 Released in KR: June 10, 2016 This game has unused animations. This game has unused items. This game has unused music.

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In Kirby: Planet Robobot, our intrepid pink puffball fights industrial robots to keep his world in the stone age.

Unused Animations

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Kirby has two unused poses for his Mirror ability's Illusion Ring attack. For clarity, these are also shown without the Mirror Kirby's. Interestingly, the second of these strongly resembles one of the alternate poses for the Circus ability's Ball Balance attack. Perhaps the pose data was copied?

Full Attack	Pose

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Unused Behavior

The Cappy enemy has an unused attack where he throws his cap between the foreground and background. It's possible it was disabled due to not being a very good attack and would have no purpose in the game proper.

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Unused Items

The Timed Dynamite and 3D Helmet Cannon items are leftovers from Kirby: Triple Deluxe and are fully functional if hacked into the game. Their presence suggests they were initially planned to be used somewhere before being cut.

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Unused Music

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For some reason, several tracks in the games have lower quality versions that are never used in game nor in the game's jukebox. They are identified by their suffix of MONO1 after the names of their respective used tracks:

• BGM_NOLP_GCKFANFARE1MONO1.dspadpcm.bcstm
• b_dedede01MONO1.dspadpcm.bcstm
• fanf_bonus_perfect1MONO1.dspadpcm.bcstm
• fanf_bonus_seiko1MONO1.dspadpcm.bcstm
• fanf_bonus_sippai1MONO1.dspadpcm.bcstm
• ItemGet_MMONO1.dspadpcm.bcstm
• IUK_NOLP_FANF9MONO1.dspadpcm.bcstm
• ST_IUK_KAZAN1MONO1.dspadpcm.bcstm
• TRT_LP_TTHISTORY1MOMO1.dspadpcm.bcstm (Seems to be misspelled here)
• TRT_LP_TTMLTITLE1MONO1.dspadpcm.bcstm
• TRT_NOLP_TTMLSTOP1MONO1.dspadpcm.bcstm
• TTSUBCITY2MONO1.dspadpcm.bcstm
• unlock_fanfMONO1.dspadpcm.bcstm
• x_dance2_normalMONO1.dspadpcm.bcstm

Kirby: Triple Deluxe Leftover

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The dialogues of Taranza and Queen Sectonia, and the ending of Kirby: Triple Deluxe can be found on this file.

Entries	Text	Entries	Text	Entries	Text
TextSkip	SKIP	Lvl6Start_00	To think that you've made it this far. Aren't you a persistent little thing?	Lvl6Start_01	But even you will kneel before us.
Lvl6Start_02	I, Taranza, cannot allow you to interfere with Queen Sectonia's plans.	Lvl6Start_03	Let me guess: you're here to save the hero of the lower world.	Lvl6Start_04	The people of this land thought they were clever.
Lvl6Start_05	They thought they could use the Dreamstalk to save their world.	Lvl6Start_06	But I saw right through their plan.	Lvl6Start_07	Well, since you're already here...
Lvl6Start_08	I'll give you your precious hero back.	Lvl6Start_09	But he may be a little more...hostile than you remember him!	Lvl6End_00	Wh-what is the meaning of this?!
Lvl6End_01	I did just as Her Majesty commanded.	Lvl6End_02	The lower world should fall to its knees before me!	Lvl6End_03	Could... Could you be the true hero of the lower world?
Lvl6End_04	Curses! If that's true...	Lvl6End_05	Majesty! Your Majesty Sectonia!	Lvl6End_06	Oh, glorious Sectonia! Please come to my resc--
Lvl6End_07	Glaaaugh!	Lvl6End_08	Wh-why...?	Lvl6End_09	Pitiful, Taranza...
Lvl6End_10	I have no use for a fool who cannot follow orders.	Lvl6End_11	Now then, hero of the lower world.	Lvl6End_12	You would risk your life for this land?
Lvl6End_13	You would stand against me, the ruler of the heavens?	Lvl6End_14	Very well...	Lvl6End_15	You will bow before the great Queen Sectonia!
Lvl6End_16	My beauty rivals the divine...	Lvl6End_17	And my power will crush all that you hold dear!	Lvl7Start_00	Bah... Aha...
Lvl7Start_01	I...see.	Lvl7Start_02	I expected as much from the hero chosen by the Dreamstalk.	Lvl7Start_03	But I wonder... How will you handle this?
Lvl7Start_04	You see, true beauty...is control.	Lvl7Start_05	The Dreamstalk has guided you thus far.	Lvl7Start_06	But its bloom will be your doom!
Lvl7Start_07	Floralia, Dream Land, and this entire planet!	Lvl7Start_08	You should all feel honored.	Lvl7Start_09	You will serve as my sustenance... for eternity!
Ending_00	And so Floralia was saved, thanks to Kirby's heroic efforts.	Ending_01	The People of the Sky had long lived under the cruelties of the evil queen.	Ending_02	In a last-ditch effort to save themselves,
Ending_03	they put their hopes and dreams into a seed and sent it to the surface...	Ending_04	in order to bring Kirby, the hero of Dream Land, to their rescue.	Ending_05	King Dedede was mistaken for Kirby and was kidnapped by Taranza.
Ending_06	But Floralia would be in ruins had he not played his part.	Ending_07	Indeed, the Dreamstalk works in mysterious ways.	Ending_08	When it was over, Kirby looked up at the sky...
Ending_09	and saw that the Dreamstalk was in full bloom.	Ending_10	It serves as a reminder of Floralia and a new landmark in Dream Land.	ActorName_0	Taranza:
ActorName_1	Queen Sectonia:

This file can be found on all languages.

Oddities

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• The file name for the song playing when confirming to delete a file, Pause.dspadpcm.bcstm suggests it was originally the music for the pause menu. It was likely changed due to sounding rather ominous, as the used pause menu theme, Pause_Ver2_2015_0513.dspadpcm.bcstm, is more serene. Interestingly, Planet Robobot was the first Kirby game to even have music for the pause menu.

• Similarly, the themes for the final boss' phases were likely shuffled around at one point:
  • The first phase's theme is named Last2.dspadpcm.bcstm.
  • The second phase's theme is name TRT_LP_TTSPACE1.dspadpcm.bcstm.
  • The third phase's theme is named Last1.dspadpcm.bcstm

• It's worth noting that the music track names in this game are due to the game's having two composers (Jun Ishikawa and Hirokazu Ando). It seems Ishikawa names his tracks with capitalized letters and underscores (he composed the Floral Fields from Triple Deluxe, which is PLF_HEITI1.dspadpcm), whereas Ando... does not, to say the least.

• You can tell the author of each in-game track by playing them in the sound test checking the color of the musical note graphics - if they are red, Ishikawa composed the track; if they are blue, Ando composed it. The same applies to Kirby: Triple Deluxe.

• The robots spawned by Haltmann during his boss battle were never given any official name. However, they are internally refered to as Yesman in the files, which follows the company theming set by Haltmann.

Internal Project Name

The game's internal project name is "TorteCity" or simply just "Torte", according to the game's sound archive and various other files. Torte is a dessert, specifically a cake. This follows the trend of Kirby games being named after foods.