Kirby and the Lost Land will support amiibo
Kirby and the Lost Land, the new Nintendo Switch game based on the famous pink character, will also support the use of amiibo, according to reports from the official Nintendo website in Japan.Although this is not the case. been touched in a clear way with regard to the presentation of the game, it seems that even Kirby and the Lost Land provides the support of the collectible figurines produced by Nintendo, with the various characters that produce different effects in the game.
The amiibo supported by Kirby and the Lost Land According to reports from the official Japanese website of Nintendo, these are the amiibo that guarantee effects when used in conjunction with Kirby and the Lost Land, also illustrated in the image above, taken from NintendoLife:
Kirby King Dedede Meta Knight Kirby (Smash Bros) King Dedede (Smash Bros) Meta Knight (Smash Bros) Qbby (BOXBOY!)
For the rest, just today we saw Kirby's Valentine's Day postcards, while the new chapter Kirby and the Lost Land has returned to show itself in the trailer also during the recent Nintendo Direct, in view of the release scheduled for 25 March 2022.
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Kirby and the Forgotten Land amiibo support revealed
We’re only about a month away from the release of Kirby and the Forgotten Land, and Nintendo of Japan has finally given us our first look at what to expect in terms of amiibo support. Unfortunately, don’t expect to unlock secret characters or new levels, but, like with other recent Nintendo titles, you can unlock items to help you on your adventure.
“With every amiibo, you can get items that are useful for your adventure.”
As expected, both Kirby amiibo lines are compatible with Forgotten Land, but surprisingly, one of the most rare and elusive amiibo in existence also functions. That’s right! Qbby from BoxBoy is a compatible amiibo as well! Unfortunately, as of now, we have no word on a restock or release of the Qbby amiibo in Japan or anywhere else for that matter.
Kirby and the Forgotten Land releases on March 25th. You can pre-order your copy on Amazon !
Written by Jason GanosNintendo super fan since birth, Jason is the creator of Amiibo News and editor-in-chief at Nintendo Wire. One of his life goals is to provide the latest Nintendo news to fellow gamers with his natural know-how.