For anyone who's watching this and is likewise wondering about the names of the enemies at around 4:00, they're called Scarfy. Traditionally, any attempt to inhale or interact with them without killing them causes them to go into a rage, become cyclopses with huge teeth, and attempt to flying-chomp kirby. If left alone, they typically just hover there harmlessly, though this game is the exception: here, they behave a bit like Boos from the Mario games in that they'll also turn aggressive if you turn your back to them.
When Jacob says that Kirby looks like "he's listening to Lorde" at 12:46 I initially misheard and thought he was referring to Lordi, the Finnish heavy metal band that won the Eurovision in 2006. Disappointed when I realised whom he meant.
20:38. This room is hilarious to me because you can literally fly to the top with no issue. From the room entrance, just start flying directly upward, taking whatever opportunities to get your breath back. You'll wind up on the elevator to the miniboss.
So there's this neat little thing in this game that is incredibly easy to miss, when you suck up an enemy before you press down to get your power if you press C up (or whatever button puts stuff on top of kirby's head like when you go to throw a power) you hold that enemy above your head, and some of them (like the brunto burt purple fly things) will actually do things for you! I can't remember what all does, but its still kinda neat!
"Among things you might actually find on a Swiss Army Knife, you have a bee stinger, a pencil...and a cactus." Don't forget the fork, the nail and the syringe!
@@TheArkTheArkTheArk Yeah, seriously. The corkscrew is literally the only Swiss Army thing on him. I think the actual theme of that power is "Things that can give you tetanus".
I don't know why but the boss for rock star has always stuck with me. The weird almost alien level before it. The boss' weird design. It's like some kinda advance precursor alien ruins and you just broke the ai caretaker or something. I don't know I just feel like there is supposed to be more to that boss than just the surface level.
UUUUGGGHHH! That irritated me. Thorn, those diamond-y shape enemies that were on screen when you said "No electric enemies." ARE ELECTRIC ENEMIES! I specifically remember this because I sometimes lost my power in that place and always ended up eating one or two of them.
The static spiders are basically just made of dark matter, so of course they hurt you. Also, it feels like the framerate is off. Is this an unexpanded N64?
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For anyone who's watching this and is likewise wondering about the names of the enemies at around 4:00, they're called Scarfy. Traditionally, any attempt to inhale or interact with them without killing them causes them to go into a rage, become cyclopses with huge teeth, and attempt to flying-chomp kirby. If left alone, they typically just hover there harmlessly, though this game is the exception: here, they behave a bit like Boos from the Mario games in that they'll also turn aggressive if you turn your back to them.
When Jacob says that Kirby looks like "he's listening to Lorde" at 12:46 I initially misheard and thought he was referring to Lordi, the Finnish heavy metal band that won the Eurovision in 2006. Disappointed when I realised whom he meant.
20:38. This room is hilarious to me because you can literally fly to the top with no issue. From the room entrance, just start flying directly upward, taking whatever opportunities to get your breath back. You'll wind up on the elevator to the miniboss.
So there's this neat little thing in this game that is incredibly easy to miss, when you suck up an enemy before you press down to get your power if you press C up (or whatever button puts stuff on top of kirby's head like when you go to throw a power) you hold that enemy above your head, and some of them (like the brunto burt purple fly things) will actually do things for you! I can't remember what all does, but its still kinda neat!
"Among things you might actually find on a Swiss Army Knife, you have a bee stinger, a pencil...and a cactus."
Don't forget the fork, the nail and the syringe!
Cinnamon Noir and the math compass! Don’t recall that on any Swiss Army knife I can recall.
@@TheArkTheArkTheArk Yeah, seriously. The corkscrew is literally the only Swiss Army thing on him. I think the actual theme of that power is "Things that can give you tetanus".
Oh yah gotta have yer syringe for when yah got yer meth cravins, dontcha know?
My favorite thing to do with the fish Mini boss is to inhale one of it's minions, hit the up C button and let the enemy kill its boss.
6:45 for me who play this game for years i did not know that they could do that
I don't know why but the boss for rock star has always stuck with me. The weird almost alien level before it. The boss' weird design. It's like some kinda advance precursor alien ruins and you just broke the ai caretaker or something. I don't know I just feel like there is supposed to be more to that boss than just the surface level.
The Kirby Dance isn’t in the game, but the music is in the Sound Test
I also really like english dedede but im biased....i also really like foghorn leghorn
I believe the boss of rock star is named Pix and I am looking forward to seeing you get destroyed by Acro
UUUUGGGHHH! That irritated me. Thorn, those diamond-y shape enemies that were on screen when you said "No electric enemies." ARE ELECTRIC ENEMIES! I specifically remember this because I sometimes lost my power in that place and always ended up eating one or two of them.
He actually says that - he didn't know they were electric at the time.
Huh. Never heard it. Must've been deafened by rage.
The static spiders are basically just made of dark matter, so of course they hurt you.
Also, it feels like the framerate is off. Is this an unexpanded N64?
The no are also pure dark matte