Welcome to Dream Land, a small and peaceful country situated on a far away little star. As a result, Kirby's Avalanche is not considered to be canonical to the Kirby series. Super Puyo Puyo takes place in the Madō Monogatari universe, and was converted into a Kirby spin-off for its international releases without any changes to gameplay. Kirby's Avalanche is specifically a direct modification of the game Super Puyo Puyo, and the characters and music of that game (with the exception of "Warning") are replaced by Kirby characters and songs. Aside from a very rare English-language arcade version of the first game, Puyo Puyo was not properly introduced to regions outside of Japan and Asia until the early 2000s, and the series saw several other rebranded localizations internationally that featured heavily altered graphics and sounds. Kirby's Avalanche is an adaptation of the Compile-developed puzzle game series Puyo Puyo. To date, it has not had a Japanese release, making it the only Kirby game with this distinction (with the debatable exception of Kirby Slide). Later digital re-releases followed on the Nintendo Wii and Nintendo Switch in 20, respectively. It was originally released in Europe on Februand in North America on April 25, 1995. Kirby's Avalanche ( Kirby's Ghost Trap in European languages) is a puzzle Kirby game developed by HAL Laboratory and Compile and published by Nintendo for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES).
This game included two-player bouts and matches against many familiar faces from the Kirby universe. By strategically rotating and moving Blobs before they hit the pile, Kirby could destroy them and set off chain reactions. In this puzzle game, Kirby stacked colorful falling Blobs.
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