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Tropes relating to characters in the anime ''[[Kirby of the Stars]]''.
Tropes relating to characters in the anime ''[[Kirby: Right Back at Ya!]]''.


To clarify where the characters go, characters that are non-specific to the anime go [[Kirby/Characters|here.]] The game characters that appear on this page are only for the tropes that are associated to them in the anime. To avoid redundancy, the traits that appear in both works stay on the main [[Kirby/Characters|Kirby character page.]]
To clarify where the characters go, characters that are non-specific to the anime go [[Kirby/Characters|here.]] The game characters that appear on this page are only for the tropes that are associated to them in the anime. To avoid redundancy, the traits that appear in both works stay on the main [[Kirby/Characters|Kirby character page.]]
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* [[Technical Pacifist]]: Her responses to violence vary according to the demands of the plot.
* [[Technical Pacifist]]: Her responses to violence vary according to the demands of the plot.
** In some episodes, she completely avoids violence and pep-talks people out of it.
** In some episodes, she completely avoids violence and pep-talks people out of it.
** In episode 67, she asks Meta Knight to train her in martial arts because she got bullied at school, and [[Took a Level In Badass|uses her training to teach the bullies]] [[Stealth Pun|a lesson.]]
** In episode 67, she asks Meta Knight to train her in martial arts because she got bullied at school, and [[Took a Level in Badass|uses her training to teach the bullies]] [[Stealth Pun|a lesson.]]
** In episode 89, she chases down the Otakings with a hammer because of her portrayal as Fumu-tan in their anime.
** In episode 89, she chases down the Otakings with a hammer because of her portrayal as Fumu-tan in their anime.
* [[The Smart Girl]]: Tiff is probably the only person in the village who [[Badass Bookworm|reads a lot.]] Even the adults often turn to her for advice on what to do in some situations.
* [[The Smart Girl]]: Tiff is probably the only person in the village who [[Badass Bookworm|reads a lot.]] Even the adults often turn to her for advice on what to do in some situations.
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{{quote|First appearance: Episode 19}}
{{quote|First appearance: Episode 19}}


{{smallcaps|note:}} <small>He appears in the games as a regular enemy, and also as a helper character in ''[[Kirby Super Star]]''. Being only a minor character in the games with no personality, he was given one in the anime, hence the reason why he's on the [[Kirby of the Stars/Characters|anime's character page]] instead of the [[Kirby/Characters|game's character page.]]</small>
{{smallcaps|note:}} <small>He appears in the games as a regular enemy, and also as a helper character in ''[[Kirby Super Star]]''. Being only a minor character in the games with no personality, he was given one in the anime, hence the reason why he's on the [[Kirby: Right Back at Ya!/Characters|anime's character page]] instead of the [[Kirby/Characters|game's character page.]]</small>


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