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Inhaled enemies become copy abilities in Kirby's Adventure, the long NES journey that gave Kirby a hat for each stolen power. A sword, a fireball, or a hammer replaces the plain puff, and King Dedede is no longer the only thing the inhale is for.
HAL Laboratory and Nintendo built the follow-up to Dream Land around that copy. Masahiro Sakurai's hero still floats, but the stolen ability is the new identity.
The game arrived in 1993 and set the copy-ability identity later Kirby games keep. Nightmare and the Fountain of Dreams sit at the end of a much longer map than Dream Land had.
Same series is the tight name match. Same franchise is the wider family. Same platform is other games on the systems named above.
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