Kirby and the Forgotten Land: Wash ‘Em Away! Slippery Parade Treasure Hunt Guide
In Kirby and the Forgotten Land, Treasure Roads are optional levels that players can attempt to get more Rare Stones and Star Coins. While the Treasure Roads have no impact on the main story, they are required if players are going for 100% completion. Each Treasure Road has its own Target Time, which, as its name indicates, is a time frame that Kirby must meet by the time he reaches the goal/Rare Stone. These levels start appearing the more copy abilities Kirby unlocks, but other Treasure Roads are based onKirby and the Forgotten Land's new Mouthful Mode.
One Treasure Road that may be trickier than others is the Water-ballon level. By inhaling water from a spigot, Kirby's body will expand to a large size, and he'll become Water-Balloon Kirby. This allows Kirby to spray water at his enemies, put out fires, and damage machinery.
The downside is Kirby's movements are rather slow, and on a Treasure Road, it's important to reach the goal as fast as possible. The path to victory in this Treasure Road is straightforward, but there's a way to reach the Target Time and get those bonus Star Coins.
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Kirby first uses the Water-Balloon Mouth ability in the Wondaria Remains world. However, the Water-Balloon Mouth Treasure Road isn't available until Kirby reaches Originull Wasteland.
This Treasure Road has a 3-star difficulty and a Target Time of 1:20:00. Players don't have to meet the Target Time to get the Rare Stone at the end of the Treasure Road, but they will if they want the 50 Star Coin bonus.
If done correctly, Kirby should complete the level before the Target Time. If players are in Wild Mode, they'll also get an extra 10 Star Coins.
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