Overload Ocean
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Overload Ocean is the third level of Kirby: Planet Robobot. It has five regular stages, a boss stage, and an EX stage. The level consists mainly of locations both above and below water, contains a dessert factory, and also features a laboratory like the stages before it. There are eighteen Code Cubes to collect in this level, with three in every stage except the Boss one. The boss is Susie.
Stages[edit]
For details on each stage individually, click the name of the stage.
| Stage | Unlock Req. | Code Cubes | Robobot Armor? | Boss/Mid-Boss | Notes |
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| N/A | 3 | 
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Blocky | A Smash Bros. room is hidden in this stage. | |
| Complete Stage 1. | 3 |
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| Complete Stage 2. | 3 |
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| Complete Stage 3. | 3 |
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| Complete Stage 4. | 3 |
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Bonkers | ||
| Collect 6 Code Cubes from prior Overload Ocean stages and complete Stage 5. | 0 |
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Susie | Completing this stage unlocks Gigabyte Grounds. | |
| Collect all Code Cubes from prior Overload Ocean stages. | 3 |
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King Doo 2.0 | This is an EX stage, so completing it is not required to finish the game. |
In Meta Knightmare Returns[edit]
All stages of Overload Ocean are played in one sequence in Meta Knightmare Returns except for certain sections involving the Robobot Armor. Through this sequence, five stickers can be found.
In addition, many enemies are re-sized - changing their Health and also possibly movement speed - and Susie and the Mid-Bosses are changed to their 2.0 forms.
Finally, in place of Code Cubes, side areas yield Meta-Points, which can be used to power Meta Knight's special abilities.
Gallery[edit]
A portion of the Overload Ocean Stage Select area.
Kirby and Susie prepare to fight.
Names in other languages[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning |
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| Japanese | オクターン オーシャン Okutān Ōshan |
Octarn Ocean This is the official English rendering of the Japanese name in-game. "Octarn" likely derives from "octal" or "octet", which both describe the units of data used by 8-bit systems (and indeed, the Spanish translation does use "octal"). |
| French | Océan Optique | Optical Ocean |
| German | Bildschöne Brandung | Beautiful Breakers |
| Italian | Spiaggia Ottica | Optical Beach |
| Korean | 오버로드 오션 Obeorodeu Oseyeon |
Overload Ocean |
| Spanish | Océano Octal | Octal Ocean |
