an 8-inch tall, pink, spherical creature known for his cheerful demeanor and ability to inhale objects or enemies. Residing in Dream Land on Planet Popstar, he is the legendary hero who protects his home—and occasionally the universe—by copying the powers and forms of anything he swallows.

is a major supporting character in the Kirby series. Distinguished from generic Waddle Dees by his reddish-orange color, signature blue bandana, and expert spear fighting, he transitioned from a loyal servant of King Dedede to one of Kirby’s closest friends.

Sir Kibble is a recurring enemy in the Kirby franchise known for wearing a round, golden suit of armor with a detachable curved blade on his helmet. He primarily attacks by throwing the blade like a boomerang.

Elfilin is Kirby's friendly, chinchilla-like companion who debuts in the video game Kirby and the Forgotten Land.

Meta Knight is a major, enigmatic anti-hero and friendly rival in Nintendo's Kirby video game franchise. First appearing in 1993's Kirby's Adventure, he is defined by his strict chivalrous code of honor, dark round body, silver mask, and expert swordsmanship. Though he occasionally acts as a boss or antagonist, his motives are usually well-intentioned, often aligning with Kirby to protect Planet Popstar.

King Dedede is a major character in Nintendo’s Kirby video game franchise, serving as Kirby's greedy but ultimately good-hearted "arch-frenemy." He is the self-proclaimed ruler of Dream Land on Planet Popstar. While he debuted as the main villain in the 1992 game Kirby's Dream Land, his character has evolved over decades from a selfish antagonist into one of Kirby's closest heroic allies.

Birdon is a recurring, bird-like enemy in the Kirby video game series that grants Kirby the agile Wing Copy Ability when inhaled. He first debuted in the 1996 Super Nintendo classic Kirby Super Star and often serves as a helpful helper character for players.

Bio Spark is a small, ninja-like enemy in the Kirby video game series that grants Kirby the stealthy Ninja Copy Ability when inhaled. He first appeared in the 1996 Super Nintendo game Kirby Super Star and represents the ultimate assassin-style enemy in the series.

Waddle Doo is a prominent, recurring enemy species in the Kirby video game series that grants Kirby the energetic Beam Copy Ability when inhaled. He looks very similar to the common Waddle Dee, but is instantly recognizable by the massive, single eyeball that dominates his entire face.

Chilly is a classic, recurring snowball-like enemy in the Kirby video game series that grants Kirby the freezing Ice Copy Ability when inhaled. He first debuted in the 1993 NES game Kirby's Adventure and is widely recognized as the primary representative of ice elements in Dream Land.