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Pie
| Pie | |
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Preview screenshot of the Pie stage. | |
| Details | |
| Type | Minigame |
| Unlock criteria | Available from start |
| No. of variants | 9 (3 "drop", 3 "battle", 3 "crate") |
Pie is one of the eight Minigame stages in Kirby's Dream Buffet. It is available from the start, and consists of a large square pie arena with various obstacles as toppings.
Details[edit]
This stage is very simple in concept, being a large mostly flat square area. Each variant of the stage has its own set of minor obstacles in the form of toppings, while some stages feature Gordos that patrol it.
There are a total of nine different layouts for this stage, each featuring different obstacles and motifs. Three of these are for the "Eat the falling strawberries" event, three more are for the "Defeat enemies and eat strawberries" event, and the last three are for the "Crumble crates and eat strawberries" event. Each type of event has all three main motifs, those being a golden-brown pie, a dark brown pie, and a pie topped with white custard.
Gallery[edit]
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Screenshot of gameplay during the crate breaking event.
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Screenshot of gameplay during the crate breaking event.
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Screenshot of gameplay during the crate breaking event.
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Screenshot of gameplay during the enemy fighting event.
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Screenshot of gameplay during the enemy fighting event.
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Screenshot of gameplay during the enemy fighting event.
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Screenshot of gameplay during the falling strawberries event.
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Screenshot of gameplay during the falling strawberries event.
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Screenshot of gameplay during the falling strawberries event.
Names in other languages[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Japanese | スイートパイ suīto pai |
Sweet Pie |
| English | Pie | - |
| Chinese | 甜派 tiánpài |
Sweet Pie |
| Dutch | Appeltaart | Apple pie |
| French | Tarte | Pie |
| German | Dessertkuchen | Dessert cake |
| Italian | Crostata | Crostata is an Italian baked tart or pie, sometimes historically called an "open-faced sandwich or canapé" due to its crusted appearance. |
| Korean | 스위트 파이 seuwiteu pai |
Sweet Pie |
| Portuguese | Torta | Pie |
| Latin American Spanish | Pay | Pie |
| European Spanish | Pastel relleno | Cake filling |
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