If we reunite everyone again, we can do it.ĭoes anyone here know Japanese or know somebody who does? translated 77 episodes of the anime, for god's sake!Īnd that's WAY more complicated than translating a picture book. This site may be still recovering, but there are Kirby fans spread all over the internet. It will take a long time to be finished, yes. It's going to give us a lot of work, yes. This is a big opportunity to all Kirby fans. I CAN'T do it alone (even because I don't know Japanese). We're going to need translators, editors, and all these stuff. So, I thought about making a translation project. So, don't worry, you won't be spoiled for these more recent games. Of course, it has some spoilers for all the games AND the anime, but, since this was released in 2012, there is no info about Triple Deluxe, Rainbow Curse and Planet Robobot whatsoever. It has info on all the games, on the anime and even on three manga series released in Japan. This is a book I'm pretty sure every Kirby fan would be interested in. Yeah, looking at the pretty pictures is nice and all but. Now, Kirby fans in the whole world (not just the Japanese) can enjoy it. So, yeah, we finally got the complete 240 pages of the book in high quality. It's even better if you download it as a full album as I said.

The scan may not be the best but it is the only one I found in the whole internet and the quality is REALLY good. You can download it by going to the bottom of the post, clicking in 'post options' and then 'download album'. I actually recommend download it as a full zip file.

This guy has scanned THE WHOLE BOOK and posted it for download. Well, yesterday I came across this video on YouTube: Some info about it could be found in the web, along with some scans, but the full book was never posted or translated on the internet.Ī lot of Kirby fans always wanted to see this book, since it has a lot of exclusive artwork and info about all the games and much, much more. While Hyrule Historia did released in the US as well, the Kirby one never left Japan. So, I guess if this was released in the west, it would be called something like 'Kirby's Dream Encyclopedia'. Note that 'Kirby of the Stars' is the series' name in Japan (here we just call it 'Kirby') and Pupupu comes from 'Pupupu Land', Dream Land's original Japanese name. It is called 'Hoshi no Kaabii: Pupupu Taizen', or 'Kirby of the Stars: Pupupu Encyclopedia' in English. What some of you may DON'T know is that, around the same time, HAL released a 'Kirby Encyclopedia' book, just like 'Hyrule Historia' from the Legend of Zelda series. HAL released Kirby's Dream Collection for the Wii, and it came with a booklet showing some behind-the-scenes info and art. As some of you may know, in 2012 was Kirby's 20th anniversary.

Hoshi no kirby 20th anniversary edition