Dear Tetrabitgaming, I am a really big fan of Kirby's Dream Land 3. I am kindly asking you to tell me how to get the debugging features. i would really like to play around with this game more with the debug test rooms. Thank you
The red blocks with this character 火 (hi) on them require fire Kirby. The blue ones 氷 (koori) need an ice Kirby. The grey ones 石 (ishi) need stone Kirby. The other red one はり (hari) needs needle Kirby. The light grey ones ホウキ (houki) need broom Kirby. The other red ones カサ (kasa) need parasol Kirby. The other other red ones デンキ (denki) need spark Kirby.
Similarly, the door next to the boss door is labeled with the kanji 中 (naka), which means middle. So yeah, it's the mid boss door. The symbols before that read し (shi) in hiragana, followed by ザイヤゴ (za i ya go) in katakana. No idea on what those might mean in this context, probably shorthand for the corresponding door's contents, but I couldn't guess more specifically than that.
The ゴ (go) room is definitely shorthand for "Goal", but the other three I still can't figure out. If the enemies were in the "za" door, I would have thought it meant "zakoteki" or basically "trash mob." And @Benjamin, ice blocks are actually special, if you notice their color, they are the only blue blocks. The ones labeled as "ice" needed fire because they literally ice blocks in game, as they showed in the video. The red blocks and even the white and gray blocks all are most likely broken by whatever label is on it, as those blocks are all the same brown type of tile in the finished game as well.
antdude: complains when people call him the Kirby guy, because he wants to be more than just that also antdude: joins a Kirby based colab and allows himself to be referred to as "the kirby internet funnyman"
12:46 the Japanese characters read (from left to right) "shi" in hiragana, then "za", "i", "ya" and "go" in katakana, "naka" in kanji (on its own, it means "during", "middle", or "medium") and finally the letter "B". They're meaningless letters on their own, and I don't think they spell anything together. So I'm not sure what to make of it
I'm nowhere near fluent enough to guess at what the words would be, but I feel each character is the start of a name they used. Like an english-speaking developer would mark a test area for slopes with an S, or enemies with an E.
Fun fact: Kirby got his name from a lawyer named John Joseph Kirby Jr. who helped Nintendo win against a lawsuit because the makers of king kong (universal studios) sued them for making donkey kong
@@jdb2002 Actually it's not a Japanese product. They were founded and are still based (yes, the brand still exists) in Cleveland, OH. The Kirby vacuum brand isn't well known there.
Kirby was one of the names they had on the drawing board. One employ said "hey, wasn't that lawyer who helped Nintendo named Kirby? Since Nintendo is helping us with this game, let's use that name"
For the front facing Dedede sprites in dream land 1, I would bet those were for a scrapped scene in the end cutscene where Kirby essentially becomes a giant blimp, likely during the growing portion.
16:18 Eventually, after getting softlocked, Kirby started to become a Lost Bit himself Damn, that's sad, this must be why we haven't gotten a Main Kirby game for a while
Deliver me from mine enemies O god, defend me from them that rise up against me, deliver me from the workers of iniquity, and save me from bloody men. The mighty are gathered against me awake to help me and behold.
There are some things that are certain in this world Love, death, and AntDude doing whatever he can to talk about Kirby more... I mean I don't blame the guy
TetraBitGaming and a AntDude crossover? That is the best anime crossovers of the entire history of humanity! Edit: Also if you were wondering, i don't watch any anime, maybe Sonic X sometimes but what i am trying to say is that i'm not the biggest fan of anime, oh and i am not a redditor, i might make a account to post my creepypastas at r/creepypastas or r/nosleep.
Funny, because today marked the day I started getting hyped over the possibility an anime crossover fighting game will be getting new fighters in a week.
13:28 i wish you talked about an enemy here, the one who looks like Kirby. It's an enemy that can only be found in one of the cloud levels, if you wait at the end of the level the camera will continue moving, after a while you need to jump and you are in a room with a bunch of those kirby enemys. Edit- you can actully first see it in the 3rd level and its called a batamon, and on the fourth level you will find the secret room, the last time you see one is in the 5th level, both the 5th and 3rd can't be touched but at the end of the fourth level you can interact with one.
so the characters found in the final room are: し,ザ,イ,ヤ,ゴ,中,B by themselves they’re pretty meaningless, although I believe it’s probably short hand so the developers knew what was in each room. I've made a guess on what each character was a shortening of: し: Possibly part of the word "Shinyuu" (親友) which means close friend - in this case referring to testing the animal friends (hence why there's also the enemy rooms). ザ: I'm not too sure on this one. it could be "zanpan" (残飯) which means leftover food - I'm not too confident on this one since "za" is written in katakana and not hiragana but it might be a joke name on the developers part. However I do think this room was used to test how eating enemies through a wall worked but I'm at a loss on what ザ could mean. イ: This one's pretty simple and probably just means "interaction" (インターアクション ) - rooms to test how enemies, abilities, kirby, and the animal friends interact with the environment and/or with each other. ヤ: Possible part of the word "Yakudatsu" (役立つ) which means useful - again I'm not too sure on this one since the character is in katakana, but the rooms are full of useful items so it's a possibility. ゴ: This one is definitely just "goal" (ゴール) since it has the goal game. 中: Probably refers to "middle" (中) referring to the game's mid-bosses B: The B definitely just means "Boss" I hope these are pretty close to the shorthand the developers were trying to get at, although we'll really never know. I'm not 100% fluent in japanese so any additions/corrections are welcome.
Additionally, here's what the characters on the blocks say: The blue blocks read as "氷" which means ice - These are the blocks that could only be broken with fire so that's pretty self explanatory The gray blocks read as "石" which means stone - I assume this means they can only broken with the stone ability The light gray blocks read as "ホウキ" which mostly likely refers to the kanji "箒" which means broom - Can probably be broken with the broom/clean ability One of the red blocks read as "はり" which means needle or pin - I assume it can only be broken with the needle ability One of the red blocks reads as "デンキ" which refers to the kanji "電気" which means electricity - pretty self explanatory as well One of the red blocks read as "火" which means fire - Can probably be broken with the ice ability One of red block reads as "カサ" which refers to the kanji "傘" which means parasol - also pretty self explanatory The only ability that doesn't have a special block in the test room is cutter, but I guess you can test cutter on the star blocks lol
12:50 I tried reading the Japanese but it makes no sense to me. (keep in mine that I’m still learning) I can read しザイやゴ中B (shizaiyago naka B) but it’s wired because it uses hiragana and katakana intermingled. It’s not a single word, and if you try to split it up you could read it as “raw materials, dragon naiad, inside, B”. This could make sense, but “dragon naiad” throws me off. There is also the fact that each character by itself can mean something, but it doesn’t really connect to what is inside the doors below each. For example, し could be city, death, poem, four, but non of these really connect. Finally, each character or groups of characters could be short for something. In this case, there are way to many possibilities for me to choose from. If anyone who knows Japanese better can figure this out I would love to know! As for me, this is all I got. Sorry I wasn’t much help. :(
Yes yes!!! I love learning more about my favorite kirby games!!!!!! I didnt know a lot of this stuff, so im glad I could learn about it here [: there was so much to cover!! I can't wait for the next lost bits kirby video!!!!
The text above the doors read しザイヤゴ中 (Shi, za, i, ya, go and naka respectively). To my knowledge it doesn't mean anything in particular, so it could just be used as labels to clarify between the functions of each room.
13:44 isn't that an enemy you're supposed to follow to find a secret door? Did you even try to see if it lead you anywhere? Seems like you killed it before it could do the one thing it was used for. It should be a test of that enemies function and i'm shocked you let that concept fly over your head if in fact it does do that.
The room that "sucks enemies through walls" has a secret: if you climb over the wall, then follow the enemy through the door, it might lead somewhere special!, like a certain level in the game
Sakurai didn't develop that many Kirby games in the end. I wish Kumazaki got more appreciation being the general director and loremaster for years now.
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Dear Tetrabitgaming, I am a really big fan of Kirby's Dream Land 3. I am kindly asking you to tell me how to get the debugging features. i would really like to play around with this game more with the debug test rooms. Thank you
Poyo
The red blocks with this character 火 (hi) on them require fire Kirby. The blue ones 氷 (koori) need an ice Kirby. The grey ones 石 (ishi) need stone Kirby. The other red one はり (hari) needs needle Kirby. The light grey ones ホウキ (houki) need broom Kirby. The other red ones カサ (kasa) need parasol Kirby. The other other red ones デンキ (denki) need spark Kirby.
Similarly, the door next to the boss door is labeled with the kanji 中 (naka), which means middle. So yeah, it's the mid boss door. The symbols before that read し (shi) in hiragana, followed by ザイヤゴ (za i ya go) in katakana. No idea on what those might mean in this context, probably shorthand for the corresponding door's contents, but I couldn't guess more specifically than that.
He broke the blue ones with fire Kirby though. Maybe it's a bug?
The ゴ (go) room is definitely shorthand for "Goal", but the other three I still can't figure out. If the enemies were in the "za" door, I would have thought it meant "zakoteki" or basically "trash mob."
And @Benjamin, ice blocks are actually special, if you notice their color, they are the only blue blocks. The ones labeled as "ice" needed fire because they literally ice blocks in game, as they showed in the video. The red blocks and even the white and gray blocks all are most likely broken by whatever label is on it, as those blocks are all the same brown type of tile in the finished game as well.
Liked and commenting to boost.
I'm surprised this isn't the top comment or even close :/
Me at the intro waiting for the coin sound:
Kirbo: *whomst has awoken the ancient*
hi fellow quag
@@AidenBigNerd Ah, another Quag of culture.
Kirbo
@@CalebExists101 poyo
@@kirbo859 plug wire so mr.glich is here.
antdude: complains when people call him the Kirby guy, because he wants to be more than just that
also antdude: joins a Kirby based colab and allows himself to be referred to as "the kirby internet funnyman"
Also funny cause he literally calls himself the Kirby guy in latest video on Kirby Fighters 2
he has embraced it over the years
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12:46 the Japanese characters read (from left to right) "shi" in hiragana, then "za", "i", "ya" and "go" in katakana, "naka" in kanji (on its own, it means "during", "middle", or "medium") and finally the letter "B". They're meaningless letters on their own, and I don't think they spell anything together. So I'm not sure what to make of it
naka clearly means middle boss in that context and B boss. As for the others, it is probably the starting letter of a word related to the rooms
Shizaiyagonakab
@@EduardoWeidmanBarijan That is the most likely explanation, though we can only guess as to what those words could be.
I'm nowhere near fluent enough to guess at what the words would be, but I feel each character is the start of a name they used. Like an english-speaking developer would mark a test area for slopes with an S, or enemies with an E.
SHIZAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!
My therapist: ditto Kirby doesn’t exist, he can’t hurt you
Ditto Kirby:
*kirbo
@@TitozThing Youre right
@@Madhattersmatter terminal montage
thats kirbo my dear bud
Your therapist: I don’t get paid enough for this
Ah yes, The Christian Kirb's first adventure
XD AND THE BEST PART IS THAT YOUR A RUSIAN
You fool IT'S KIRBO NOT KIRBY
Yup
kirbo
pOyO
Fun fact: Kirby got his name from a lawyer named John Joseph Kirby Jr. who helped Nintendo win against a lawsuit because the makers of king kong (universal studios) sued them for making donkey kong
It's also the name of a Japanese vacuum cleaner.
@@jdb2002 Actually it's not a Japanese product. They were founded and are still based (yes, the brand still exists) in Cleveland, OH. The Kirby vacuum brand isn't well known there.
@@bkueberryandstrawbwrry no, if you look it up, it says it’s true. I think even Nintendo themselves said it
Kirby was one of the names they had on the drawing board. One employ said "hey, wasn't that lawyer who helped Nintendo named Kirby? Since Nintendo is helping us with this game, let's use that name"
@@velvetbutterfly interesting
Kirby really said “=]”
For the front facing Dedede sprites in dream land 1, I would bet those were for a scrapped scene in the end cutscene where Kirby essentially becomes a giant blimp, likely during the growing portion.
Overworked staff: how many doors do u want?
Nintendo: *Y E S*
"Let's see what I should watch next-"
**sees thumbnail**
"PFFFFFFFT. PFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFT. PFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFT"
16:18 Eventually, after getting softlocked, Kirby started to become a Lost Bit himself
Damn, that's sad, this must be why we haven't gotten a Main Kirby game for a while
Kirby: Star Allies is still a very recent game.
7:38 Hmm, reminds me of a certain game that has that feature. What an Ultimate reference.
Smash Bros
@@pacomatic9833 ...
@@pacomatic9833 Ruining jokes like a pro
@@pacomatic9833 bruh
@@pacomatic9833 I dont like you
I love the og Kirby’s dream land! Something just so simple and pleasant to it! Another great video Tetra!
Kirby's face in the thumbnail looks like a Ditto.
why
:)
It looks like Kirb
Or maybe ditto look like Kirby? :D
@@EpicGamer_SansheeFreddy is kirbo
Poyo p-poyo poyo POYO!
TRANSLATED "may god bless you!"
No, it obviously means chicken
@@kaz2726 POYo
@@kaz2726 thats Pollo but ok
thank you
That’s kirbo G’joob car!
0:28 “I’m gonna be joined by the internet kirby funny man...”
Failboat?
“Antdude!”
Oh
1:10 I didn’t know it was supposed to contrast with Dedede, it makes way more sense now
4:43 I don’t know why but you managed to make me piss myself laughing
I was going to make a jesus joke but that "poyo" at the beginning made me back off.
Deliver me from mine enemies O god, defend me from them that rise up against me, deliver me from the workers of iniquity, and save me from bloody men. The mighty are gathered against me awake to help me and behold.
Great video! That’s so cool that Dream Land 3 has so many test tools! Always love seeing them!
Dreamland 3 has such cute graphics!
Time to get out my cross and bible and some holy water.
Yes thanks, now I'm happy
WOAH!!!!!!!1111 FIRST COMMENT!!!!!!!!
Nobody:
The test areas:
*D O O R S*
0:02 OH IT'S GUMPLEPUFF!!
Make a Crash twinsanity video there is a LOT of cut content
yeah
Hallelujah, Waluigi
Me, who has never played a kirby game ever: interesting
The lore’s even more interesting
Bruh you got to play a Kirby game they’re amazing
I command you to play one
Lost Bits are great even if you don't never played the game he's covering~
The best kirby game to start with is planet robobot, then go and play the rest
3:17 And stop starin' at me with them big old eyes
0:03 That is the most derpy Kirby drawing I've ever seen.
From TerminalMontagr
Christian kirbo
@ROWAN MAST hey remember me
Its the Christian Kirby from Terminalmontage
I wonder what made Miyamoto think Kirby should be improved. What was it like at that time?
I just say the Thumbnail...I love it the Puff Boi is smiling, and You And Antdude are a good Duo to review losts bits!
Intro: *Uses Terminal Montage Kirby voice instead of official one*
Me: *I smell comments*
Boy, I can't wait when the Nintendo 16 comes out!
It already came out. It even has a smaller version! :D
The Nintendo 1.
@Tito Animates! Please tell me you’re joking.
Therapist: Official Kirbo doesn't exist, he can't hurt you.
Official Kirbo:
Without Kirby we would have never witnessed our god, Dedede
Thanks for making my comment reading experience better! It seems like you’re always commenting
There are some things that are certain in this world
Love, death, and AntDude doing whatever he can to talk about Kirby more... I mean I don't blame the guy
TetraBitGaming and a AntDude crossover? That is the best anime crossovers of the entire history of humanity!
Edit: Also if you were wondering, i don't watch any anime, maybe Sonic X sometimes but what i am trying to say is that i'm not the biggest fan of anime, oh and i am not a redditor, i might make a account to post my creepypastas at r/creepypastas or r/nosleep.
Funny, because today marked the day I started getting hyped over the possibility an anime crossover fighting game will be getting new fighters in a week.
I smell a redditor
13:28 i wish you talked about an enemy here, the one who looks like Kirby. It's an enemy that can only be found in one of the cloud levels, if you wait at the end of the level the camera will continue moving, after a while you need to jump and you are in a room with a bunch of those kirby enemys. Edit- you can actully first see it in the 3rd level and its called a batamon, and on the fourth level you will find the secret room, the last time you see one is in the 5th level, both the 5th and 3rd can't be touched but at the end of the fourth level you can interact with one.
These test-rooms in KDL3 are just never going to finish😂 lmao...
Yes my favorite 2 UA-camrs in a video :D
the terminal montage kirbo reference made me smile
Same
omg i love his channel
the thumbnail is gold
From what I know...the soundtrack in 6:53 was used as a boss fight music for Kirby 64 and Amazing mirror.
0:03 *_yes, poyo for me my boy_*
The "POYO!" at the beginning made me smile
i swear antdude is just inherently funny? the tone of his voice definitely plays a role in that i think
KIRBY , KIRBO , KIRB AND KIRBEH
"Suck up an enemy through a wall"
Bruh that's the room where they tested the hidden door and rabbit duo.
I was looking for a comment like this, thank you 😂
so the characters found in the final room are: し,ザ,イ,ヤ,ゴ,中,B
by themselves they’re pretty meaningless, although I believe it’s probably short hand so the developers knew what was in each room. I've made a guess on what each character was a shortening of:
し: Possibly part of the word "Shinyuu" (親友) which means close friend - in this case referring to testing the animal friends (hence why there's also the enemy rooms).
ザ: I'm not too sure on this one. it could be "zanpan" (残飯) which means leftover food - I'm not too confident on this one since "za" is written in katakana and not hiragana but it might be a joke name on the developers part. However I do think this room was used to test how eating enemies through a wall worked but I'm at a loss on what ザ could mean.
イ: This one's pretty simple and probably just means "interaction" (インターアクション
) - rooms to test how enemies, abilities, kirby, and the animal friends interact with the environment and/or with each other.
ヤ: Possible part of the word "Yakudatsu" (役立つ) which means useful - again I'm not too sure on this one since the character is in katakana, but the rooms are full of useful items so it's a possibility.
ゴ: This one is definitely just "goal" (ゴール) since it has the goal game.
中: Probably refers to "middle" (中) referring to the game's mid-bosses
B: The B definitely just means "Boss"
I hope these are pretty close to the shorthand the developers were trying to get at, although we'll really never know. I'm not 100% fluent in japanese so any additions/corrections are welcome.
Additionally, here's what the characters on the blocks say:
The blue blocks read as "氷" which means ice - These are the blocks that could only be broken with fire so that's pretty self explanatory
The gray blocks read as "石" which means stone - I assume this means they can only broken with the stone ability
The light gray blocks read as "ホウキ" which mostly likely refers to the kanji "箒" which means broom - Can probably be broken with the broom/clean ability
One of the red blocks read as "はり" which means needle or pin - I assume it can only be broken with the needle ability
One of the red blocks reads as "デンキ" which refers to the kanji "電気" which means electricity - pretty self explanatory as well
One of the red blocks read as "火" which means fire - Can probably be broken with the ice ability
One of red block reads as "カサ" which refers to the kanji "傘" which means parasol - also pretty self explanatory
The only ability that doesn't have a special block in the test room is cutter, but I guess you can test cutter on the star blocks lol
If terminalmontage comments on this I'm gonna be shocked 🤣
This isn't a 🤣 worthy comment
im holding my kirby plush rn
WOW TETRABIT AND ANTDUDE! very nice team-up you guys. Love the video.
*FINALLY!!!* A new Lost Bits Kirby episode ! It's been a while since the last one already...
12:50 I tried reading the Japanese but it makes no sense to me. (keep in mine that I’m still learning)
I can read しザイやゴ中B (shizaiyago naka B) but it’s wired because it uses hiragana and katakana intermingled. It’s not a single word, and if you try to split it up you could read it as “raw materials, dragon naiad, inside, B”. This could make sense, but “dragon naiad” throws me off.
There is also the fact that each character by itself can mean something, but it doesn’t really connect to what is inside the doors below each. For example, し could be city, death, poem, four, but non of these really connect.
Finally, each character or groups of characters could be short for something. In this case, there are way to many possibilities for me to choose from.
If anyone who knows Japanese better can figure this out I would love to know! As for me, this is all I got.
Sorry I wasn’t much help. :(
Yes yes!!! I love learning more about my favorite kirby games!!!!!! I didnt know a lot of this stuff, so im glad I could learn about it here [: there was so much to cover!! I can't wait for the next lost bits kirby video!!!!
Next Kirby game: Kirby and the Hall of Doors
Another title: Kirby and the Hell of Doors
"One does not simply walk into more doors"
Another another title: Kirby: The Thousand Year Door
Next game : Kirby star allies 2
00:02 hello kirbo and this poyo sound is really cute
HAL sure do super-tight programming. It's honestly really cool. (Now if only they'd do a Kirby RPG and then I can die happy.)
14:40 Don't forget that Peloos loves screaming.
Tetra: And I am joined by The Internet Funny Man
The Internet Funny Man: Hello that is me
3:53
I love the subtle jab at EA.
That "frightened" Dedede sprite creeps me out.
I wish these weird 30-degree quarters-of-blocks conveyor belts existed in Super Mario Maker...
Lord of the Rings would’ve been much shorter if they had access to Dream Land 3’s debug rooms
6:53 This track was also remixed in Kirby Super Star when you're going after Dynablade, at least that's what I see
4:53 these beeps and boops are boppin
What if Kirby eats dirt....
Try it in Smash?
He would throw dirt at enemies?
@@leogreaves2931 dust storm kirby?
rock kirby
Minecraft Kirby but all the blocks are dirt.
1st second: POYO!!!!!
Me: laughs immediately
Wow, I just got a copy of Planet Robobot this week and started playing. What an awesome coincidence
The crossover we all never knew we wanted
My Favorite Saga: Kirby.
Poyo!
The text above the doors read しザイヤゴ中 (Shi, za, i, ya, go and naka respectively). To my knowledge it doesn't mean anything in particular, so it could just be used as labels to clarify between the functions of each room.
13:44 isn't that an enemy you're supposed to follow to find a secret door? Did you even try to see if it lead you anywhere? Seems like you killed it before it could do the one thing it was used for.
It should be a test of that enemies function and i'm shocked you let that concept fly over your head if in fact it does do that.
FINALY A COLLAB BETWEEN YOU TWO ! YES !
The room that "sucks enemies through walls" has a secret: if you climb over the wall, then follow the enemy through the door, it might lead somewhere special!, like a certain level in the game
Fun Fact: Samus and Metroids make a cameo in the game. This and many more are examples of Nintendo's many games existing in the same universe.
For this very hard task you call upon Kirby legend Ant dude.
Symptoms: A person who eats daffodils like green flowers kills pigs.
The one that had the mid-bosses(the red character) means “middle”. So that confirms it is mid-bosses
it's nice to know that my favorite youtubers know each other
you through a door
and then another door
and more doors
many more doors
and then you find one last door
but that door doesn't work
4:43 I love how when they mention Goku, they show the one from Dragon Ball!😆🤣😂
0:02 poyo
Expected a mordor reference with all those doors.
Tetra: with her friend Goku
Me: GOKU AINT IN ANY KIRBY GAME
I legitimately thought that tetra was like a teenager or something
Me too
Who wasn’t surprised to see the ant man in this video?
The character before the B is naka which stands for during which makes sense because mid-boss is a boss during levels
Kirby Squeak Squad's test rooms: Am I a joke to you?!
Ah, yes. My favorite mode. "Gumping mini game".
DONT WORRY SWEEITE! ILL GUMP WITH YOU!
17:07 If "b" stands for bosses, that literally translates to Middle bosses.
tetra: im going to be joined by internet funny kirby man antdude
antdude: hello
me a subscriber of tetra and antdude: *shocked dedede face*
My fav part was 19:26 it was so cool seeing gooey test stage. I like gooey!
17:11 I don’t know if it means the same thing in Japanese, but in Chinese, That’s Zhōng, which means middle
I remember developing this game
Sakurai didn't develop that many Kirby games in the end. I wish Kumazaki got more appreciation being the general director and loremaster for years now.
I love you Sakurai
@@sonicplush5407 I love you too
@@masahirosakurai6197 thank you how are you doing
Dream Land 3 is one of the best in the Kirby series
No one:
Not a soul:
The debug menu: Kirby and the Amazing Doorways