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Blaze Wheelie
| Blaze Wheelie | |
|---|---|
 Unofficial render of a Blaze Wheelie from Kirby Battle Royale | |
| Details | |
| Type | Vehicle |
| Function | Used to attack rivals |
| Found | Attack Riders |
| Game(s) | Kirby Battle Royale |
| Similar to | Electro Shock Tank, Rex Wheelie, Wheelie Bike, Wheelie Scooter, Wheelie |
Blaze Wheelie[1] is an object found in the Attack Riders battle mode from Kirby Battle Royale. It is similar in design and size to a Rex Wheelie, and it does not move on its own, like the bike-type machines from Kirby Air Ride.
Blaze Wheelie appears specifically in the 'Attack Biker' stage of Attack Riders. It is dumped onto the arena via a central spinning ramp every now and then, waiting for a contestant to hop on and start riding. It is capable of moving very quickly on the ground, can make sharp turns, and can perform a single jump. Its main feature, however, is its charge attack, which can be used to ram opponents and deal a lot of damage. A gauge to the top-left tells the player when another charge can be used.
Blaze Wheelie is tough, but it doesn't protect its driver when not charging. A single hit will cause the driver to be knocked off. If two Blaze Wheelies charge into each-other, they will be sent flying away from each-other in the recoil, but neither rider will be thrown off.
Gallery[edit]
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In-game screenshot of Blaze Wheelie -
Icon of Attack Riders featuring a Blaze Wheelie -
Icon found in the top-left corner of the screen while riding a Blaze Wheelie -
Blaze Wheelie being used in Kirby Battle Royale
Names in other languages[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Japanese | バーニングウィリー[2][1] baaningu uiri |
Burning Wheelie |
| English | Blaze Wheelie[1] | - |
| Dutch | Vlamwheelie[1] | Flame wheelie |
| French | Roullibrûli[1] | |
| German | Flammen-Wheelie[1] | Flame Wheelie |
| Italian | Ruotaccio fiammante[1] | Flaming Wheelie |
| Korean | 버닝 타이어맨[1] beoning taieomaen |
Burning Tireman |
| Latin American Spanish | Wheelie llameante[1] | Flaming Wheelie |
| European Spanish | Wheelie flamígero[1] | Flaming Wheelie |
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