Kirby and the Forgotten Land: How to Get the True Ending

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Kirby may be a cute series about a pink puffball that has a black hole for a stomach, but long-time fans of the franchise will know that the series hides some rather dark secrets within its lore. Typically found in the pause screen, this lore only gives players more depth the higher the difficulty. Most of the higher difficulty challenges in Kirby tend to be found in the post-game, and Kirby and the Forgotten Land is no exception.

While Kirby and the Forgotten Land changes a fair few series staples, including shifting its gameplay to proper 3D, the same can be said for its post-game content. Just as Forgotten Land puts the lore into the figures rather than the pause screen, there's another interesting change to what awaits players once they beat the story, and that would be going through a challenging post-game to learn how to unlock Kirby and the Forgotten Land's true ending.

Kirby and the Forgotten Land: Forgo Plains — All Leon's Soul Locations

Once players finish the main story of Kirby and the Forgotten Land, they'll unlock a few new features once they go back to Waddle Dee Town. Both of these features play their own roles in getting the true ending to the game.

One is the Observation Tower, which unlocks Forgo Dreams, and the Ultimate Cup, a boss rush mode found in the Colosseum.

In Forgo Dreams, players will find themselves needing to clear six large levels based on previous stages. In the place of Hidden Waddle Dees, fans will need to collect pieces of Leongar's Soul to revive the Beast Pack's leader.

Luckily, while the roughly 50 souls players need to collect is rather intimidating, the game only asks that fans collect 250 of these souls while playing to clear Forgo Dreams.

Players should still prepare themselves,