Kirby's Dream Buffet: Shortcake Course Guide
Shortcake has more variants than most courses in Kirby's Dream Buffet. These different "flavors" introduce some dramatic changes to the track, especially in the middle and end sections. That means you never quite know what you're going to get on Shortcake until you see the color of the frosting!
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With this guide, you'll know what to expect as soon as the random flavor becomes apparent. While your opponents are preparing for ramps that aren't there or worrying about an obstacle that isn't actually a threat, you'll be chomping strawberries and rolling over the finish line. Read on to find out how.
The first leg of the course is a wide track with some small hills and few obstacles. Hop the hills and gather as many strawberries as you can until you reach the chocolate cake at the end, where the track splits in two. You'll need to take either the left or right ramp to climb the cake - if you miss, you'll need to roll back and climb the ramp without any momentum since the cake is too high to jump.
Try jumping just before you hit a hill - if you make it over the crest in a single leap, you'll land on the other side and roll downward to gain extra speed!
At the top of the ramps, look for narrow stacks of crackers going out over the right and left edges of the track. Take the time to collect the strawberries and fruits on one of these; the Cookie Wall immediately ahead will stall the other players long enough for you to make up any lost time.
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This section has several small moving Cookie Walls that can hinder players who aren't careful. While you can use Jelly to bypass them if you have it, the ability is much better used
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