Kirby and the Forgotten Land's Mouthful Mode and Copy Ability Upgrades Could Clash

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If anything can be said about Kirby and the Forgotten Land, it's that HAL Laboratory's latest game seems to be all-in on empowering the titular pink puffball. Kirby and the Forgotten Land provides Kirby with quite a few new ways to dish out damage and interact with his environment. On the one hand, players will gain the ability to evolve Kirby's Copy Abilities, giving them more specialized uses and stronger attacks. On the other hand, Forgotten Land introduces Mouthful Mode, a new mechanic wherein Kirby swallows huge objects and gains powers based on them. Between these two additions, Kirby could feel more versatile than ever.

However, although these two features shine independently, they may be on a collision course. Both Copy Ability evolutions and Mouthful Mode are clever expansions on traditional elements of Kirby, but because they both require Kirby to inhale new things, they might end up fighting one another for the spotlight. Two of Kirby and the Forgotten Land's biggest innovations may each make it hard to fully enjoy the other. HAL Laboratory will have to distribute both Mouthful Mode challenges and Copy Abilities carefully to make sure they don't end up fighting for the player's attention.

Meta Knight's Role in Kirby and the Forgotten Land is the Most Mysterious

Kirby games almost always introduce some new core mechanic in order to mix up the game play, from Kirby Mass Attack's multiplication to Kirby 64's Copy Ability combinations. However, these generally stand alongside Kirby's other functions rather than competing with other new mechanics for the player's attention. Kirby and the Forgotten Land seems different. Mouthful Modes and Copy Abilities will constantly appear alongside one another it seems, meaning