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Plant Plain

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Plant Plain
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Starting screen for Plant Plain
Details
Host levelReddy Land
Time Trial bonuses0:15:00
0:17:00
0:19:00
Line Trial bonuses0350ml
0250ml
0150ml
Stage order
First stageTiny Town
Theme Music

Clip of the theme that plays in Plant Plain
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Plant Plain is one of the stages in Reddy Land. Although the stages can be played in any order, Plant Plain appears as the first option, and is considered to be the first stage of Kirby: Canvas Curse. The other two companion stages of Reddy Land include Tiny Town and Ravine Road. All areas of the stage take place in a watercolor-painted hilly grassland with simple enemies and no environmental hazards. The easily reachable 1-Up and sheer number of accessible stars make the stage an obvious choice to replay when needing more lives to progress through more difficult stages.

Stage overview[edit]

Area / map Description Medal guide
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Area 1
The first area of Plant Plain is a straightforward hilly grassland, and also the exact same stage to appear in the Time Trial of Rainbow Run. The enemies in the area are relatively simple to defeat. The first Copy Ability, Balloon appears in the top section near the area entrance. Kirby must stun Bloon or hit him with a Dash Attack in order to obtain it. Bronto Burts and Waddle Dees are the only other enemy in the area. From the entry point of the area, the goal is almost directly forward with no environmental hazards. Another notable aspect is the abundance of stars and Star Blocks.

An Energy Drink is seen atop of a star block, and a 1-Up can be obtained at the top right corner of the area. Several small cannons can be used to blast Kirby in an arc matching the layout and location of the stars.

The first medal can be found along the ground in this area, atop one of the small cliffs.
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Area 2
The second area visually appears similar to the first, but has more enemies. Many more Waddle Dees are walking around, including a spear throwing Waddle Dee. A Waddle Doo can also be seen immediately from the beginning, defeating it will yield the Beam copy ability. Bouncies, Bronto Burts, and a Shotzo also appear in this area. The goal is again directly forward from the entrance; although a small alternate path can be taken near the end. The lower level has more enemies beneath a ledge, quick use of the beam whip, or destruction of the supporting star blocks will eliminate them. Two Energy Drinks can also be picked up along the route. In this area, a medal can be found in the upper portion of the hill to the right, lodged in a space between two Bomb Block barriers. The Bomb Blocks can be tapped or hit with an ability to activate them.
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Area 3
The third area is also similar in appearance. This area is used as the Line Trial area in Rainbow Run. The entire area can easily be completed without using a single Rainbow Line in both game modes. A Wheelie rolls towards Kirby immediately upon entering the area. Defeating it will yield the Wheel ability, which can cruise straight towards the goal. Several Bouncies, Wheelies, Waddle Dees, and Bronto Burts appear in the area, but most are higher above the surface. This area also introduces trampolines that bounce Kirby upwards slightly. The last medal can be found in an alcove above the stage exit, past some big Star Blocks. A cannon can be found behind the stage exit which can be used to reach there.

Enemies and Copy Abilities[edit]

Sprite Name Copy Ability Sprite Name Copy Ability
Image Bloon Balloon Image Spear Waddle Dee None
Image Bouncy None Image Waddle Dee None
Image Bronto Burt None Image Waddle Doo Beam
Image Shotzo N/A Image Wheelie Wheel

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Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning
Japanese プレーンプラント
Purēnpuranto
Plain Plant
European French Petite Plaine Small Plain
German Grüne Gipfel Green Summits
Italian Verde Valle Green Valley
European Spanish Pradera Plácida Placid Prairie