| “ | The lush grass fields of Prism Plains provide the perfect backdrop for Kirby to begin his quest.” |
| — Official Kirby: Squeak Squad website |
Prism Plains is the first level of Kirby: Squeak Squad. It contains some references to Kirby: Right Back at Ya!, namely in both the interior and exterior design of Castle Dedede. It precedes Nature Notch.
General Information[]
Kirby begins his adventure to find the thieves that stole his mouth-watering shortcake in Prism Plains, which is a peaceful area consisting of flat plains which trail off into the mountains and through a dense forest. King Dedede's castle is located on a cliff in the heart of the plains. Once Kirby makes it onto the cliffs, he takes a Warp Star to King Dedede's castle. Kirby makes it through the bottom half of the castle, and then goes to the tower to fight the king. After defeating King Dedede, a hole in the castle roof made by the escaping Squeaks is visible on the stage select screen. The castle bears a major resemblance to its anime incarnation, and even has the Monster Transmitter in the throne room. The transmitter only exists as a graphical element, and isn't actually used.
The boss of Prism Plains is King Dedede, who is fought inside his castle.
Copy Abilities[]
 Animal |
 Beam |
 Bomb |
 Cutter |
 Fighter |
 Fire |
 Ghost |
 Hi-Jump |
 Ice |
 Laser |
 Ninja |
 Parasol |
 Sleep |
 Spark |
 Sword |
 Tornado |
 UFO |
Treasures[]
- Stage 1
- None
- Stage 2
- Beginning Notes: on a platform at the beginning of the last room of the stage.
- Stage 3
- Fire Ability Scroll: underneath a pit of dirt, so Kirby must swallow a nearby Gaw Gaw to obtain the Animal ability in order to access it.
- Sound Player: in a large Treasure Chest in the last room of the stage.
- Stage 4
- Graphic Piece: in an alcove above two Star Blocks and a Heavy Knight.
- Green Spray Paint: in the room with the Invincibility Candy, between two groups of spikes under a platform.
- Secret Door Key: in a large Treasure Chest in the last room of the stage, resting on some Star Blocks.
- Stage 5
- Check Copy Palette: on a platform at the very top of the room, above the Switch that opens the gate to the goal.
- Stage EX
- Graphic Piece: in the room with the Starman, the left path when jumping upwards leads to a room with the chest surrounded by breakable blocks.
- Vitality Half: in a large Treasure Chest on a moving platform in the last room.
- Boss
- Boss Battle Badge: obtained by defeating King Dedede.
In other languages[]
| Names, etymology and in other regions | ||
|---|---|---|
| Language | Name | Definition, etymology and notes |
|
プリズムプレインズ | -- |
|
Spiegelsteppe | -- |
|
Clairière Colorée | -- |
|
Prados Prisma | -- |
Trivia[]
- In Kirby Triple Deluxe, the music that plays in the first stages features the music in Prism Plains, which can be heard in the middle of the note.
- Scenery from Prism Plains is used as a backdrop for Kirby: Squeak Squad-themed badge catchers and badge albums in Nintendo Badge Arcade.
- The music that plays in Stage 1 is a remix of the music that plays in Stage 3 of Grass Land from Kirby's Dream Land 3.
- The map music is very similar to the music that plays in Vegetable Valley from Kirby's Adventure.
- In Kirby Star Allies, when playing the Guest Star ???? Star Allies Go! sub-game as Daroach, some stage layout in Level 1 is changed to reflect Stage 1 of Prism Plains from Kirby: Squeak Squad.
Backgrounds[]
Gallery[]
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Stage maps[]
