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[[File:Kirbygroupsmall1_1397.jpg|frame| [[Anime Theme Song|"He's more than you think, he's got maximum pink!"]]]]
 
''Kirby of the Stars'' is an anime adaptation of ''[[Kirby]]'', a [[Nintendo]] [[Platform Game]] franchise, better known in the United States by [[Completely Different Title|its dub title]], '''''Kirby: Right Back At Ya!''.''' It was a joint production by Nintendo and HAL Laboratory (Warpstar Inc.). The anime was licensed by [[4Kids! Entertainment]], so of course, a lot of the darker elements from the Japanese version were [[Bowdlerise|Bowdlerised]] out, but the dub was still successful, managing to stay on air for all 100 episodes.
 
In the first episode, Kirby crashes into Pop Star and lands in the country of Dream Land. [[Authority in Name Only|King Dedede]] does not like the newcomer and does everything he can to eliminate Kirby. His methods come in the form of ordering [[Monster of the Week|monsters]] from the mysterious Holy Nightmare Corporation (NightMare Enterprises in the dub) to fit whatever crazy schemes he comes up with. Along the way, Kirby befriends Fumu (Tiff), the Cabinet Minister's daughter, and her brother, Bun (Tuff), who help him to get settled in their village.
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* [[La Résistance]]: The Star Warriors and the Galaxy Soldier Army.
* [[Last Starfighter]]: Kirby, one of the few remaining Star Warriors after the aforementioned [[La Résistance]] was wiped out.
* [[Lawyer-Friendly Cameo]]: One episode features a book called ''[[Harry Potter and Thethe Philosopher's Stone (novel)|Pappy Pottey and the Fool's Stone]]'' and a broom-themed monster disguised as [[J. K. Rowling]].
* [[Leaning on the Fourth Wall]]: In the Japanese version, the Kirby Quiz episode had this exchange after a particularly tricky question:
{{quote|'''Dedede:''' That question was too hard.
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* [[Lost Wedding Ring]]: One episode ("Parm and Memu's Ring Story"/"The Thing About the Ring") is about Fumu/Tiff's dad trying to give his spouse her engagement ring, which he always lost one way or another every time their wedding anniversary came around.
* [[Lovecraft Lite]]: The anime expands on this point from the games, since at the bottom line it's still about a [[Last Starfighter]] trying to overthrow the [[Evil Overlord]] and the [[Mega Corp]] by fighting their [[Eldritch Abominations]].
* [[Lucid Dream]]: The ending episode had Kirby falling asleep and {{spoiler|just dream about a whole food realm...But it's a nightmare instead. The baby star warrior realizes that he can use his powers in the dream, too. Unlike earlier when he was awake.}}
* [[Mega Corp]]: Holy Nightmare Corporation/NightMare Enterprises.
* [[Monochrome Past]]
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* [[She's a Man In Japan]]: Galaxia's voice in episode 60 was male. For reasons unknown, the voice was female in the dub.
* [[Shout-Out]]: Lots. Some are [[Whole-Plot Reference|whole episode references]] to movies like ''[[The Blair Witch Project]]'', ''[[Kaiju|Mothra]]'', ''[[Jurassic Park]]'', ''[[The Birds]]'', and ''[[Frankenstein]]''. There's even an episode where Mabel gathers a cult following and ''[[The Bible|parts the sea.]]''
** A more complete list can be seen [https://web.archive.org/web/20120227165220/http://www.kirbysrainbowresort.net/info/anime/episode/satire.html here.]
* [[Show Within a Show|Channel Within A Show]]: Channel DDD.
** Dedede of the Stars and Fumu of the Stars as well.
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