Amazing Mirror will always be my favorite. It introduced me to Kirby before even Smash Bros did, and I fell in love with the openness of the world and flexibility of the copy abilities. And in a way, I feel like the series hasn't reached that high ever since. I was shown the black sheep before anything else, so everything after (and before) was a step down.
The 2 others games I think match that energy are Planet Robobot and Super Star Ultra. I like Adventure/Nightmare in Dreamland as well for its simplicity/great pacing, but besides that, the series is too comfortable being "safe", if that makes sense.
Anyways, let's all discuss this if you feel like it!
P.S. - Air Ride is amazing as well, love that game a lot
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On this day 3 years ago, I released a Kirby fangame prototype done in a month's work. No copy ability, only one level... Here's Wacky Episode in its infancy.
Giving myself a kick in the ass and working on some grotto thingies. All WIP footage.
Game balance is... uh, still work in progress. To demonstrate what I mean, take a look at some fresh Chop Champs gameplay :)
Here's EVEN MORE #GameJoltColors25 great art from you fellow Jolters!
Working on weather effects, so I decided to recreate one of the most iconic Zelda scene: Link's House on that fateful night, from A Link to the Past! GBC-Style ⛈️
Who's excited for the new Kirby Air Riders? 
Defeated enemies now have a 1/10 chance of dropping yummy food! Kill and eat away!
Wanted to show off some of my girlfriend's custom design drawing for video game characters. One is a jellyfish-themed Zora, and the other 2 are based on Dragon Quest monsters. We might be working together on the Zelda project soon :)
This week's Fan Art Friday celebrates Kirby! Accept the quest in your quest log to get started.
2 years of development for my Zelda fangame! :)
Thank you all for the support, here's a new compilation video!
[Platform: PC - Release date: TBD]
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