Pop Star (Kirby series)

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Art of Popstar from Kirby64.
Art of Popstar from Kirby64.

Popstar is the name of a fictional planet from Nintendo's Kirby series and the location for most of the game's and anime's events. Its location is unknown and the status of its own solar system is never really touched upon in the series, aside from there being many other planets nearby.

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Popstar's appearance is that of a symbolic image of a star, with two blue rings circling it. Despite appearing completely yellow and glowing from a distance, the surface has land masses and oceans very similar to Earth's.

Popstar does appear to be at the center of its system, with the sun and moon (which are similar in size) rotating around it (In Kirby Super Star the sun and the moon actually battle each other, causing chaos on Popstar).

In the anime series, the characters commonly use the word 'star' as we might use the word 'planet', suggesting that Popstar is itself an actual star. An image from the series shows Popstar surrounded by multiple orbits, suggesting either multiple moons, or perhaps it is the sun of a solar system. It is also possible that some of the orbits are Popstar's sun and moon, keeping with the games.

Popstar and surrounding orbits from the Kirby anime
Popstar and surrounding orbits from the Kirby anime

Dream Land, called プププランド (Pupupuland) in the Japanese version, is a country on Popstar and also where many of the levels can be found. Its exact size and location are unknown. Its self-appointed ruler is King Dedede, and it is the location of Kirby's home.

In Kirby: Right Back at Ya!, Dream Land is found on a peninsula, with Dedede still appearing as king. The Dream Land is the largest continent of the planet Popstar. It can be portrayed as a large star-shaped island in the ocean, a serene and peaceful peninsula, or half of the entire planet of Popstar.

  • Green Greens - Green Greens is an area from the Kirby series. Green Greens is usually the first world Kirby visits at the beginning of a game. It was the very first world in Kirby's Dream Land. The boss of Green Greens is Whispy Woods. It has appeared in the game Super Smash Brothers as a selectable stage as well.
  • Castle Lololo - Castle Lololo is a castle owned by Lololo and Lalala.
  • Float Islands - Float Islands is complete with a pirate ship, Float Islands may look like a peaceful paradise, but one wrong move and Kirby could end up falling in and drowning in the ocean.
  • Bubbly Clouds - Bubbly Clouds is a maze of clouds.
  • Orange Ocean - is an ocean that always seems to be during Twilight thus the name this also make the water orange.
  • Mt. DeDeDe - Mt. DeDeDe is the location of King Dedede's castle, where Kirby must battle four previous bosses before he can battle King Dedede.
  • Rainbow Resort - Rainbow Resort is the sacred location of Dream Land. The Fountain of Dreams is located here, which is a common area in the Kirby franchise. However, there are multiple Fountains located elsewhere.
  • Fountain of Dreams - The Fountain of Dreams (also known as the Dream Spring) is a well that supports the dreams of all the people in Dream Land, and has a Star Rod mounted on top of it, which fuels the Fountain.

Appearing in Kirby & the Amazing Mirror, the Mirror World is a location that can be accessed from a magical mirror found in the skies of Popstar. It contains several areas that connect to each other. Dark Mind once attempted to conquer the Mirror World, but with his defeat at Kirby's hands, peace returned to the Mirror World, with everyone remaining on guard in case another evil attacked, and Shadow Kirby vowed that he would always be there to keep them all safe.

  • Pipi - Pipi is the only planet in the anime other than Pop Star that has been named. It is home to the royal princess Rona, her loyal servant Commander Vee, and her father, who is old in age.
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