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Sure, it's there, but for a skill that was the basis for the previous adventures, it feels almost like an afterthought this time around. The game also downplays Kirby's trademark enemy swallowing/ability absorbing power. During the first six stages, you fight the same three bosses twice - luckily, each fight is played quite differently, and they're all very fun. No Sucking or Blowing My only real complaints about Canvas Curse is that there isn't a lot of variety in the boss encounters. The medals are good for unlocking (among other things) soundtests, new courses for a time attack mode (where you can earn more medals), extra health, and new patterns for the lines that you draw. Although some of the earlier medals are pretty easy to find, they become tougher to track down as you progress. Artist focuses on using a paintbrush as a weapon, summoning enemies by painting them to life, and creating sculptures, to deal damage Brush Slash and Brush Splash can paint blank signs to materialize Items, and counters the Sizzle and Zap elements. There are several medals hidden throughout that can be collected and traded for extra goodies. Artist is a Copy Ability in the Kirby series, debuting in Kirby Star Allies.

Of course, just because you've cleared all the stages doesn't mean that you're finished. Sure, there are some fairly tricky bits towards the end of the game, but you'll most likely plow through the game in a couple of hours.

#KIRBY MAGIC PAINTBRUSH SERIES#

The Kirby series has a reputation for being very easy, and Canvas Curse doesn't do much to break that stigma.

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