Floria Planet Floria on the Milky Way Wishes level hub in Kirby Super Star. Details Main game Milky Way Wishes Boss Twin Woods Copy Essence(s) Deluxe Cutter, Fighter, Ice

Theme music "Peanut Plains" Clip of the theme that plays in Floria.

Stage order First stage Aquarius →

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This article is about the planet in Milky Way Wishes, and should not be confused with Flora, Floria Fields, or Floralia.

Grass Planet Floria is one of the planets which Kirby can visit in Milky Way Wishes, in Kirby Super Star and Kirby Super Star Ultra. It is a verdant planet dominated by four seasons, which Kirby can switch between by entering doorways. The Boss of Floria is Twin Woods. Floria is home to three Copy Essences Deluxe, these being Ice, Fighter and Cutter.

Overview[edit]

Floria is characterized primarily by a large open grassland area segmented off by tall trees, and with lots of doorways interspersed. After landing in the area, Kirby will quickly find his route forward blocked by one of the trees until he uses one of the doors. Once entering the door, however, Kirby will find that he is in largely the same place, but the season has moved forward from spring to summer. The tree up ahead is still blocking his path, though a number of other changes have been made to the landscape. If Kirby re-enters the doorway he used, the season advances again to fall, and the tree is cleared away. Using this and other doors in the area, Kirby can freely cycle between the four seasons, encountering different obstacles in each one, but ultimately making forward progress toward the right. The door on the rightmost end of the area will take Kirby directly into the boss fight against Twin Woods.

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  Kirby hops along near one of the seasonal doors on Planet Floria.

Copy Essence Deluxe guide[edit]

Enemies and boss[edit]

Boss: Twin Woods[edit]

Main article: Twin Woods

Twin Woods serves as the boss of this planet. It has largely the same attack strategy as its previous appearance in Revenge of Meta Knight, but has higher Health. In the remake, it also always bears a fall hue, unaffected by the season set at the time the boss fight starts.

Trivia[edit]

• The basic concept of switching between different phases of a single area would be reused in two different instances in future games, though not in quite the same way:
  • In Super Smash Bros. Brawl, in the Subspace Emissary level called The Lake, doors can be traveled through to change between day and night.
  • In the Kirby Star Allies stage Extra Planet α, the first area has doors which switch between a day, evening, and night version.
• Floria is referenced through the name of Floria Fields in Kirby Air Riders, though the course otherwise is closer to Fantasy Meadows. The Japanese name, フラリア (officially translated as "Floria", though spelled closer to "Flaria"), is also a reference to Floria.

Gallery[edit]

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  Kirby's path to the right is blocked by a tall tree trunk.

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  Stepping through the first door into Summer

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  Heading back through to skip to Fall

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  One more time through to enter Winter

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  Heading over the tree - reduced to a stump - in Fall

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  Breaking through the frozen lake to get to a door in Winter

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  Spotting a frozen waterfall leading into an abyss

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  Heading toward a hidden doorway in a tree in Summer

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  Hopping over one more tree stump in Fall to reach the door to the boss

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  Defeating Twin Woods using Cutter

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  Planet Floria on the map screen in Kirby Super Star Ultra

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  Stage map (Kirby Super Star Ultra)

Names in other languages[edit]

The starry path in Kirby Super Star (Ultra)
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