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I like to think if Inkless' Characters get to run around doing whatever they want Kirby should be able too as well. ( As well as every other character but I digress )
Now, if you have one form that's too strong compared to the others there's no reason to use the others, which just disregards the entire point of Kirby's Versatility! So the golden choice?
BUFF EVERYTHING! HAHA!!!!
And secondly, MUCH less egregious, Giant Swing on Hammer feels like it does a *bit* more damage than it should considering how easy it is to hit.
Aside from that I think Kirby's like. Pretty much on par balance wise with vanilla and wouldn't be busted with those buffs!
at low HP Kirby can inhale an opponent and just-kill them. that it. they get ate. GG!!!!
Kirby, on the other hand, seems to be aiming for a level of balance where vanilla characters, you know... actually get a chance to function