No, no, no. Kirby inhales his enemies into his mouth and swallows them to obtain their powers (that is, if the enemy has any) so that they can be used for their own good.

Inhale the enemy for the Sword Copy Ability, then break the vine holding the cone and drop it to the ground. Inhale the cone, then use your downward spike attack to eliminate the large turtle foe ...

Kirby's natural ability to flutter into the sky, swallow enemies and take on their powers make him a force to be reckoned with--even more so when he hops into Planet Robobot's mechs.

Kirby’s trademark floating jumps allow me to float around each stage, dodging attacks or various hazards. I can even swallow enemies, much as you’d expect from Kirby.

Upgrades: Gigant Sword, Meta Knight Sword Bomb: Bombs roll freely in the 3D world, able to hit switches or enemies from long range if you’ve got a downward slope nearby.

Eating enemies through Kirby’s powerful mouth is fun enough, but there’s a sudden joy in suddenly being able to suddenly shoot out electric sparks or swing a sword. Kirby displays a needle power.

To unlock new Copy Abilities in Kirby and the Forgotten Land, you’re going to want to inhale different enemy types whenever the opportunity is presented to you.

Kirby can swallow enemies and either digest them or spit them out to defeat enemies, break blocks, or trigger switches. When digested, some enemies produce abilities that Kirby can copy and use ...