Sticker

This article is about the items in the Kirby series. For the collectibles in the Super Smash Bros. series, see Sticker (Super Smash Bros. series).

Stickers are items in the Kirby series, debuting in Kirby: Planet Robobot.

Games

Kirby: Planet Robobot

“	Stickers you collect and clear the stage with will appear in the Sticker Room.”
	— Instruction manual • Kirby: Planet Robobot

There are a total of 200 stickers to collect throughout Kirby: Planet Robobot. Most appear as silver and blue paper circles with a peeled-up edge and a question mark on them. Rare stickers look the same, but with a gold and rainbow color scheme.

Stickers are found within stages and are even given as prizes for landing on cloud 1 in the Goal Game. StreetPassing a player who also owns a copy of Kirby: Planet Robobot will cause Bandana Waddle Dee to toss one to Kirby in stages he is present in. Once the stage is completed, the stickers Kirby collected are revealed. The hero can pick up duplicate stickers, so collecting them all is time-consuming. Additionally, the player can buy stickers for three Play Coins apiece; after purchasing five, the player must finish a stage before more can be bought. Rare stickers cannot be purchased with Play Coins, and must be found hidden inside stages. Alternatively, Bandana Waddle Dee may toss one if two players have StreetPassed each other a few times.

A sticker takes the form of a decorative decal that can be applied to Kirby's Robobot Armor. Collected stickers may be viewed and applied to the left and right sides of the Robobot Armor in the Sticker Room. The Sticker Room may be accessed via the game's main menu or through a button on the bottom screen during the stage select menu in Story Mode. Most depict new artwork or cultural symbols, while others feature promotional artwork from past Kirby games.

Rare Sticker Guide

Patched Plains

Resolution Road

Overload Ocean

Gigabyte Grounds

Rhythm Route

Access Ark

Rare Completion Sticker

Mistakes

• Kirby Tilt 'n' Tumble is spelled "Kirby's Tilt 'N Tumble" in all descriptions.
• Kirby: Canvas Curse and Kirby: Squeak Squad are missing their colons in all descriptions.

Super Kirby Clash

“	Hey, Kirby! Feeling excited? Chipper? Victorious? Why not buy some Stickers to convey your feelings to your teammates?”
	— Magolor • Super Kirby Clash

There are a total of 55 stickers to collect in Super Kirby Clash; the player has the seven "Basic" Stickers by default. Stickers can be used as a form of emoting or communicating with other players online before and during battles. Various stickers have characters, phrases, and sound effects based on the depicted character to depict personality and get general messages across. They can also be used in Story Quests, but they serve no purpose when used as such. Stickers are purchased from the Shoppe, although some need to be unlocked by beating certain quests.

Kirby Fighters 2

Stickers are a type of Story Item in Kirby Fighters 2. Many stickers double the offensive power of certain items, although some have different enhancement properties. Many stickers are available intimately at Fighters Rank 1, but some are unlocked by obtaining higher Fighters Ranks.

Related Quotes

“	You don't have any stickers yet. Find them in the stages!”
	— Description • Kirby: Planet Robobot

“	Press X to use Stickers during quests! You can say thanks, cheer, and other stuff!”
	— Share Your Feelings with Stickers! • Super Kirby Clash

“	Hurry to defeat your enemies! An Extension Sticker will give you a little more time.”
	— Hustle Stage • Kirby Fighters 2

Trivia

• When the player collects ten or more of one sticker in Kirby: Planet Robobot, the color of the number and of the glow that surrounds the sticker when it is selected in the Sticker Room turns from blue to purple. This is the maximum number the player can collect of each sticker.
• Stickers were designed to resemble the keychain items from Kirby: Triple Deluxe, as both serve as unique collectibles.

• Stickers appear hidden throughout the levels in the Kirby 3D Rumble sub-game, much in the same way keychains appear throughout Kirby Fighters Deluxe and Dedede's Drum Dash Deluxe. This feature carries over to Kirby's Blowout Blast as well. Most of these stickers are found by turning the camera with the C-Stick present on New Nintendo 3DS and 2DS models.
• The doodles of various Kirby characters may be inspired by the Kirby: Right Back at Ya! episode Cartoon Buffoon, where the residents of Cappy Town are shown to have poor drawing skills when drawing several of the series's staple characters.
• If the player does not have two or more of a sticker in Kirby: Planet Robobot, it cannot be applied to both sides of the Robobot Armor. While this makes sense logically, it makes having one type of rare sticker on both sides of the Robobot Armor nearly impossible; this can only be achieved by receiving a rare sticker through StreetPass.
• 1120 Gem Apples are required to purchase all of the Stickers in Super Kirby Clash.
• The song that plays in the Sticker room In Kirby: Planet Robobot is a remix of Toy Rhythm from Kirby: Triple Deluxe.

Artwork

Gallery

Kirby: Planet Robobot
Characters Kirby • Bandana Waddle Dee • Meta Knight • King Dedede • Susie • President Haltmann Copy Abilities Archer • Beam • Bomb • Circus • Crash • Cutter • Doctor • ESP • Fighter • Fire • Hammer • Ice • Jet • Leaf • Mike • Mirror • Ninja • Parasol • Poison • Sleep • Smash Bros. • Spark • Stone • Sword • UFO • Wheel • Whip Robobot Modes Beam Mode • Bomb Mode • Cutter Mode • ESP Mode • Fire Mode • Halberd Mode • Ice Mode • Jet Mode • Mike Mode • Parasol Mode • Spark Mode • Stone Mode • Sword Mode • Wheel Mode Enemies Barbar • Big Chip • Big Gordo • Big Kabu • Big Propeller • Big Waddle Dee • Blade Knight • Blipper • Bomber • Bouncy • Bronto Burt • Broom Hatter • Cappy • Capsule J3 • Chilly • Chip • Chemitory • Clown Acrobot • Covered Looker • Craby • Como • Dacooga • Degout • Elec • Flamer • Foley • Gabon • Galbo • Gigatzo • Glunk • Gordo • Grizzo • Haltworker • Hot Head • Kabu • Key Dee • Knuckle Joe • Labotory • Leafan • Mamanti • Mecha Acro • Mecha Flotzo • Metal Bit • Moonja • Mumbies • NESP • Noddy • Pacto • Parasol • Parasol Waddle Dee • Pata • Poppy Bros. Jr. • Propeller • Rocky • Scarfy • Sheld • Shotzo • Simirror • Sir Kibble • Sleepy Turtle • Sparky • Spear Waddle Dee • Spynum • Squishy • Toughness Waddle Dee • UFO • Venog • Volm • Waddle Dee • Waddle Doo • Waddle Dee Driver • Walf • Walky • Walker Waddle Dee • Wester • Wheelie • Whippy • Yesman Bosses Clanky Woods (2.0) • Holo Defense API (Holo-Kracko • Holo-Doomers • Holo-Ice Dragon • Holo-Coily Rattler) (2.0) • Susie (2.0) • Mecha Knight • Dedede Clone (D3) (2.0) • Mecha Knight+ • President Haltmann (2.0) • Star Dream • Stock Mecha Knight • Dark Matter Clone • Sectonia Clone • Galacta Knight • Star Dream Soul OS • Gigant Edge • Mr. Frosty • Whispy Woods • Landia • Landia EX • Masher • Mega Masher Mid-Bosses Blocky (2.0) • Bonkers (2.0) • Dubior (2.0) • Invader Armor • Kibble Blade (2.0) • King Doo (2.0) • Miasmoros (2.0) • Security Force (2.0) • Telepathos (2.0) Robobot Bosses Core Kabula • C.O.G.S. • Gigavolt • Gigavolt II Levels Patched Plains • Resolution Road • Overload Ocean • Gigabyte Grounds • Rhythm Route • Access Ark • Mind in the Program Items 1UP • 3D Laser Bar • 3D Warp Star • Assist Star • Battery • Cannon • Chain • Code Cube • Coin • Crank • Energy Drink • Fan • Food • Docking Station • Grate • Invincibility Candy • Maxim Tomato • Medal • Play Coin • Power Tablets • Remote Controller • Reviving Tomato • Robobot Armor • Screw • Skull Panel • Sticker • Swap Chamber • Table Saw • Teleporter • Treasure Chest • Trophy • Tube • Warp Star • Wire