In Kirby and the Forgotten Land, our little pink puffball gains the ability to take control of inanimate objects. All of these different forms, otherwise known as Mouthful Modes, give Kirby different abilities that the player can use to their advantage. Here is a complete list of those forms:
Mouthful Modes
Car Mouth
Kirby has the ability to attach to the top of cars, allowing him to possess them and drive around.
Vending Mouth
Kirby can inhale vending machines, which allow him to take on the same shape and shoot soda cans at enemies.
Cone Mouth
After devouring a traffic cone, Kirby transforms into this object and gains the ability to slam down on his foes.
Dome Mouth
Kirby can stick to the top of domed water tanks, which after squirming around for a couple seconds reveals hidden treasures hiding within.
Scissor-Lift Mouth
Kirby can gobble up a scissor-lift, allowing him to raise or lower himself to whatever height is needed.
Pipe Mouth
Kirby has the ability to take a cylindrical form, which allows him to roll down slopes at high speeds. This can be used to flatten enemies and objects alike.
Ring Mouth
Kirby can take the Ring Mouth form, which allows him to do the opposite of his normal inhale ability and instead produce a powerful gust of wind. This can be used while traversing through the world and to move rafts.
Arch Mouth
Kirby in this form gains the ability to drift freely through breezy skies.
Light Bulb Mouth
Kirby can take the form of a light bulb, which can be useful in dark spaces.
Water Balloon Mouth
In this form, Kirby can spray water from his mouth to clean up dirty areas.
Stairs Mouth
Kirby can transform into a set of stairs, allowing him to reach previously unreachable places and even squash enemies.
Roller Coaster Mouth
Kirby is able to take control of trains, by attaching to the roof. This allows another means of traveling quickly around stages.
Storage Mouth
After taking control of storage lockers, Kirby is able to reveal secrets hidden within.
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