NINTENDO DS Kirby Squeak Squad User Manual

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CONTENTS

Early afternoon in Dream Land…

Early afternoon in Dream LandEarly afternoon in Dream Land…

It’s so peaceful that even the

It’s so peaceful that even the s so peaceful that even the

It

clouds are drowsy.

clouds are drowsy. clouds are drowsy.

And now it’s Kirby’s favorite time of

And now itAnd now it’s Kirbys Kirby’s favorite time of s favorite time of

the day – snack time.

the day the day – snack time. snack time.

Today’s yummy snack is a sweet,

TodayToday’s yummy snack is a sweet, s yummy snack is a sweet,

fluffy slice of strawberry shortcake!

fluffy slice of strawberry shortcake!fluffy slice of strawberry shortcake!

Time to dig in…

Time to dig inTime to dig in…

WHOA! The cake Kirby was about

WHOA! The cake Kirby was about

WHOA! The cake Kirby was about

to eat has suddenly vanished!

to eat has suddenly vanished!to eat has suddenly vanished!

That scrumptious berry-topped

That scrumptious berry-topped That scrumptious berry-topped

slice of mouthwatering goodness…

slice of mouthwatering goodnessslice of mouthwatering goodness…

No doubt about it! This must be the

No doubt about it! This must be the

No doubt about it! This must be the

work of that greedy King Dedede!

work of that greedy King Dedede!work of that greedy King Dedede!

Well, there’s no time to waste!

Well, thereWell, there’s no time to waste! s no time to waste!

Gotta get that cake back!

Gotta get that cake back!Gotta get that cake back!

And that’s how Kirby’s latest

And thatAnd that’s how Kirbys how Kirby’s latest s latest

fantastic adventure begins…

fantastic adventure beginsfantastic adventure begins…

Characters
Getting Started
Controls
Moving Kirby
Attacking
Copying
Copy Palette
Advancing the Story
Using Gimmicks
Items
Collection
Sub-Games
DS Wireless Connection

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Characters

CHARACTERSCHARACTERS

The little pink puffball
with the gigantic
appetite is once again
the star of the show.
This time around,
Kirby’s taking his copy
abilities on the road in
search of his stolen
strawberry shortcake.

Kirby

The Squeaks

This gang of intergalactic thieves
possesses wide-ranging abilities,
which they use to hunt down
and capture treasures of all
shapes and sizes. Daroach is the
leader, Spinni is the speed, Storo
is the muscle, Doc is the brains,
and the yellow, blue, and green
Squeakers are the henchmen.

Doc

Daroach

King Dedede

Storo

From his castle high
atop the mountains,
King Dedede rules over
all of Dream Land. Is he
responsible for the theft
of Kirby’s cake? Only
time will tell…

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Spinni

Squeakers

Getting Started

Getting StartedGetting Started

Make sure your Nintendo DS is off, then insert the Kirby:
Squeak Squad Game Card into the DS Game Card slot
until it clicks into place.

Turn the power on and read the information

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on the start-up screen, then tap the Touch
Screen to move to the DS Menu Screen.

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On the DS Menu Screen, tap the Kirby:
Squeak Squad panel.

*If you have your Nintendo DS start-up mode set to

Auto, the DS Menu Screen will not appear. See your
Nintendo DS Instruction Booklet for more details.

Game Select ScreenGame Select ScreenGame Select Screen

Tap one of the options shown below to select
that option.

Story

Collection

Sub-games

Erase a File

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Control Kirby and hunt down treasure.

View all the collection items you’ve gathered.

Play one of the three sub-games available.

Erase the currently open game file.

On the title screen, tap “Touch to Start” to

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continue on to the File Select screen.

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Three files appear on the File Select screen.
Tap the file you want to use to move to the
Game Select screen.

Screen shots in this booklet can be identified by the

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color of the screen shot's border; red indicates the top
screen, and blue the bottom screen (Touch Screen).

About SavingAbout Saving

Game progress is saved automatically after you reach
goals . To erase data, select the data file you
want to erase and select “Erase a File.” You can also reset
your entire game by pressing and holding , , , ,
, and then turning the power on. Be careful, as
this will permanently delete all of your saved game data,
and it can never be restored.

*If you turn the power off, Kirby’s remaining lives will

default to three, and copy palette items will
disappear when you restart your game system.

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Controls

ControlsControls

Y Button

This is an action game where you control Kirby.
To see what Kirby can do, check out .

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Jump
(Press repeatedly) Float

Red letters indicate controls for making menu selections.

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Black letters indicate controls for adventuring with Kirby.

Close your Nintendo DS system midgame to activate

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the energy-saving Sleep Mode. Open the system to
continue playing.

Press , , , and at the same time

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to return to the title screen.

When playing this game on a Nintendo DS (NTR-001),

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please refer to the Nintendo DS Instruction Booklet.

+Control Pad

Make menu selections

Float
Duck
Move

Press twice quickly in the direction
you're moving to dash

or or+

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Swallow (when Kirby’s mouth is full)

Top Screen

L Button

Bottom Screen
(Touch Screen)

Touch Control

If you're using one of your

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fingers to play the game, be
careful not to let your
fingernail or anything else
scratch the screen.

Slide

START SELECT

Confirm

Discard Copy Ability

Open pause screen

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X Button

Discard Copy Ability

R Button

A Button

Confirm

Jump

(Press repeatedly) Float

B Button

Cancel

Inhale
Use Copy Ability

(when available)

Exhale
(when Kirby’s mouth is full)

Shoot air puff
(when floating)

Moving Kirby

Moving KirbyMoving Kirby

Here are some of Kirby's basic moves. Use these
actions and gimmicks found in the game to
move forward and reach goals .

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Ground ActionsGround ActionsGround Actions

Press twice
rapidly in the
direction you're

moving
to dash.

Midair Actions

Midair ActionsMidair Actions

or

Jump

Use this command to
leap up and leave
the ground behind.

or or

Float Fire Air Puffs

Use this to float
through the air with
the greatest of ease.

Use this to release a
blast of air and return
to the ground.

Walk Dash

Actions UsingActions UsingActions Using

or or
or

Duck

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T

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E

E

E

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N

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Kirby can damage enemies by sliding into them, or by
hitting them with air puffs or squirts of water.

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Slide

Water ActionsWater ActionsWater Actions

or

Swim

Use to swim,
and press or
to rise to the
surface.

Squirt Water

Use this to blast
enemies with a
powerful squirt
of water.

Other ActionsOther ActionsOther Actions

Use this to enter doorways.

Use this to climb up

and down ladders.

Attacking

AttackingAttacking

Use the following techniques when attacking enemies.
You’ll need to attack enemies with lots of life

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more than once to defeat them, and some enemies can’t
be beaten at all. Proceed with caution!

Press and hold

With a Full

With a Full

InhaleInhaleInhale

Use this to inhale
bricks or enemies.

With a Full

Mouth

Mouth

Mouth

Kirby can store
things he’s inhaled
in his cheeks.

Super InhaleSuper Inhale

Super Inhale

Kirby’s lungs are so
powerful that he can
inhale large enemies
and faraway items.

Copying

Copying

Copying

If Kirby swallows enemies with special abilities, he can
copy those abilities and use them himself. Make good use
of Copy Abilities and gimmicks to adventure on.

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Using Copy AbilitiesUsing Copy AbilitiesUsing Copy Abilities

Press to use Copy
Abilities. Check out
descriptions of Copy
Abilities on the pause
screen

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O

O

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N

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T

T

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E

E

!

!

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If Kirby takes damage, his Copy Ability will float away
as a star. Inhale the runaway star and Kirby will gain
the Copy Ability once more.

Use Copy
Abilities in certain
areas to...

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create bridges and
other things to help
you on your way.

Exhale to

Attack

Attack

Attack

Turn inhaled items
into stars and
exhale them to

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attack enemies.

SwallowSwallow

Swallow

Copy enemy
abilities by inhaling,
then swallowing
enemies.

To drop a Copy Ability, press or .
The discarded ability will float away as a star.

Exhale to

Getting Rid of a Copy AbilityGetting Rid of a Copy Ability

Exhale to

FireFire

some Copy Abilitiessome Copy Abilitiessome Copy Abilities

Here are a few of the abilities Kirby can copy. There are
more Copy Abilities to be had, so try to find them all.

Animal Animal Animal

Animal Kirby’s got
long, sharp claws,
which are good for
attacking or digging
in soft ground.

MetalMetal

Metal

Metal Kirby’s
heavy and oh-so
slow, but he’s
virtually
indestructible, too.

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BubbleBubble

Bubble

Bubble Kirby’s got the
power to turn enemies
into soap bubbles

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Fire

Fire Kirby’s hot stuff!
Use his flames to
burn up enemies or
surround him in a
fiery cloak and
charge forward.
He can also
burn grass and
light fuses.

IceIce

Ice

Ice Kirby can freeze enemies in
their tracks with his icy breath. He
can send frozen enemies sliding
into other enemies, too.

SwordSword

Sword

Sword Kirby’s a
blur as he swings
his sword at
incredible speeds.
He can also cut
ropes and grass.

SparkSpark

Spark

Spark Kirby’s a regular
dynamo as he zaps
opponents with bolts of
electricity. He can also ride
on a cloud full of lightning to
spread his electric attacks
over larger areas.

Copy Palette

Copy PaletteCopy Palette

Once you’re in a game stage , the copy palette will

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display on the bottom screen. This is where you’ll see the
treasure chests and bubble items Kirby’s carrying. Kirby can
carry up to five of these at a time.

Bubble ItemsBubble ItemsBubble Items

Bubbles can contain one of two things: an item

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or a Copy Ability. Kirby can collect
these by either touching bubbles or swallowing
things as they appear on a stage.

Using Bubble ItemsUsing Bubble Items

Using Bubble Items

Touch a bubble containing an item to use the
item. Touch a bubble containing a Copy Ability
and Kirby will begin using that ability.

Cleaning Up the Copy PaletteCleaning Up the Copy PaletteCleaning Up the Copy Palette

Select a bubble that you want to discard and slide
it upward. The bubble will end up in Kirby’s mouth,
so all you need to do is press to exhale it.

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Bubble MixingBubble MixingBubble Mixing

If you slide a bubble into another bubble of the same type, the two
will join together and transform into something else. Combine two
items and the resulting item will be one of greater strength. Mix two
Copy Abilities together and you’ll get a random ability as a result.

Bring two bubbles

together…

Treasures

TreasuresTreasures

There are two types of treasure chests in this game –
regular and large. You can open them to reveal their
contents after reaching the end of a level .
Be careful! The Squeaks wants all the large treasure
chests for themselves and will attack you when you
find one. Do your best to protect your treasures until
you reach safety

Regular

Treasure Chest

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Large Treasure

Chest

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and they’ll transform

into a different bubble.

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Advancing the Story

Advancing the StoryAdvancing the Story

Stages

Guide Kirby through a variety of stages, then topple the
area boss to move on to the next area.

Level Entrances and Area MapsLevel Entrances and Area MapsLevel Entrances and Area Maps

Select areas you want to play at level entrances, then select stages
on the area maps. Once you have, press to confirm or proceed to
the Collection Room .

Current Copy Ability

The scroll here
indicates that you
have ability scrolls

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Use these to return
to level entrances.

Treasure Chest

Complete (Stage)

A spinning on a
stage means that
you’ve collected all
the treasures on
that stage.

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Portal

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Level Entrance

Area Map

Treasure Chest

Complete (Area)

A on an area
means that
you’ve collected
all the treasures in
that area.

Kirby’s Life Gauge

and Remaining Lives

Treasure Chest Info

This is the number
of treasure chests
you collected and
the total number of
chests to be found.
Treasure chests
found on the
current stage are
displayed in color.

StagesStages

Control Kirby and try to reach the goals

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at the ends of stages. Kirby’s
life gauge will decrease when he touches
an enemy or gets hit by an enemy attack.
If the life gauge empties completely, Kirby
will lose a life. If Kirby loses all his lives, it’s
game over.

Current Copy Ability

Pause Screen

You can access the pause screen at any time during game play by
pressing . Here you can check the controls for the Copy
Ability that Kirby is currently using. When playing on a previously
cleared stage, you can press to return to the area map.

Game Over Screen

Select “Continue” to keep playing, or “Quit”
to stop playing.

Enemy Life

Gauge

Kirby’s Life Gauge

and Remaining Lives

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Heading for GoalsHeading for GoalsHeading for Goals

Each stage is divided up into sections, which are
connected by doors. Pass through doors to reach
the next sections of stages. Go through goal doors
to clear stages.

Goal Game

Once you reach a goal, a goal game will
begin. Kirby’s inside the rotating cannon,
so aim for a target and press , , ,or
to send him flying. If Kirby passes through
an item , it’s his! In this way,
you can fill up Kirby’s life gauge, and even
increase the number of lives Kirby has left.

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Normal

Door

Goal
Door

Don’t Let the Squeaks
Steal any Treasure Chests

When Kirby picks up a large treasure
chest, the Squeaks will swoop in and
try to steal it. Do your best to
reach the stage goal with the
treasure chest in tow.

How to retake Large
Treasure Chests

If you attack a member of the Squeaks
who’s carrying a large treasure chest,
that character will drop the chest. Of
course, if Kirby takes damage, he will
also drop treasure chests (both large
and regular), so be careful!

Opening Treasure

After you’ve finished a goal game, you’ll get to
open any treasure chests you’ve collected and
gain the collection items inside . If

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you’re carrying treasure chests you’ve already
opened, you’ll receive bubble items rather than
collection items for those chests.

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Members of the Squeaks

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T

T

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O

O

E

E

E

will always head for a

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N

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hideout once they steal a
large treasure chest. To get
the chest back, Kirby has
to defeat all of the enemies
within the hideout.

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Using Gimmicks

Using GimmicksUsing Gimmicks

There’s a whole slew of gimmicks scattered throughout
every stage. Find them and use them to alter the
terrain or access shortcuts through the stage.

Items

items

items

Touch or inhale items found along the way to use them.
These items are really helpful, so use them well and
guide Kirby through stages.

CannonCannonCannon

Light the fuse of
a cannon with
fire or another
ability, then climb
inside and get
ready to blast off.

Bomb BlockBomb BlockBomb Block

Attack a bomb
block and it will
detonate to take
out nearby
obstacles and
create new paths.

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WarpStarWarpStarWarpStar

All you have to
do with a Warp
Star is grab it and
hang on. Warp
Stars will
automatically zip
Kirby away to the
next section of
the current stage.

Switch

SwitchSwitch

Touch or attack
switches to
activate doors,
gates and other
gimmicks,
allowing Kirby to
move forward.

Kirby Bubble

Combine three of these on the copy
palette to give Kirby an extra life.

1-Up

This gives Kirby an extra life.

Candy

This gives Kirby temporary invincibility,
so he can run over opponents without
fear of taking damage.

Maxim Tomato

This restores Kirby’s life
gauge to full.

Energy Drink

This restores a portion of Kirby’s life gauge.

Collection

CollectionCollection

You get collection items from treasure chests when you
reach goals. These items are essential to moving forward
and completing the game, so be sure to collect them all.

Collection RoomCollection RoomCollection Room

Choose "Collection" on the Game Select screen
or press on a level entrance or area map
to move to the Collection Room. Tap a collection
item to see an explanation of that item.

Collection Item Collection Item

Collection Item

Here’s a sample of the collection items in the game.

Sub-Games

Sub-Games

Sub-Games

You play all sub-games by tapping or sliding on the
Touch Screen. You can also use local wireless to invite up
to three other players to join you.

Getting Started with Sub-Games

Getting Started with Sub-GamesGetting Started with Sub-Games

Select "Sub-games" from the Game Select screen to bring up the Sub­games menu screen. Choose from one of the three games ,
and select the number of players.

Choosing the Number of Players

If you choose “One Player,” you’ll compete against
the computer. Select a difficulty level and start
playing. If you choose “Multi-Card” or “Single-Card”
you can then play with up to four players total

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Vitality

Ability Scroll

Spray Paint

Star Seal

Sound Player

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Collect two of these to increase the maximum
capacity of the life gauge by one.

Use this to gain a new technique for every
Copy Ability.

Change Kirby to your favorite color.

Collect five of these and clear Level 6 for a surprise.

Nab the Sound Player and you’ll be able to
play different notes and sounds.

When a Sub-Game Ends

When you finish playing a sub-game,
the screen shown to the right will
appear. Choose from “Continue,” “Quit,”
or “Other Game.”

DS Wireless Connection

ds wireless connectionds wireless connection

You can play sub-games against your friends via
DS Wireless Play. To get ready to play, please read
“Establishing DS Wireless Link” on .

Multi-Card Play

Select the game you want to play, then

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choose “Multi-Card.” Player 1 (the host
system) then chooses “Open Room” and
waits for other players to join.

Other players (guests) will see rooms with

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the host systems’ names on their screens.
Choose the room you want to join.

The names of participating

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players appear on the top
screen. When there are
enough players, Player 1
taps “Start.” Once Player 1
chooses a difficulty level,
the game will begin.

Player 1 chooses the type of game and difficulty

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level to be played.

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Single-Card Play

Using DS Download Play, you can play with up to four people

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using a single DS Game Card. Player 1 (the host system) chooses
the sub-game to be played, then chooses “Single-Card.”

Players without DS Game Cards (guests) choose

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DS Download Play on the DS Menu Screen and
begin the downloading process.

The participating players’ names will appear on

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Player 1’s top screen. When there are enough
players, Player 1 selects “Download.” Once Player
1 chooses a difficulty, the game will begin.

*Player 1 chooses the type of game and difficulty level

to be played.

Players who download sub-game data will be able to

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continue playing single-player games even after
finishing multiplayer games, or if there’s a linking error.
Downloaded game data will be lost if you turn your
DS system off.

Communication Error

If wireless communications are interrupted,
the screen shown to the right will display.
Press to play sub-games by yourself.

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Establishing DS Wireless Link (DS Wireless Play)

Establishing DS Wireless Link (DS Wireless Play)Establishing DS Wireless Link (DS Wireless Play)

Speedy TeaTimeSpeedy TeaTimeSpeedy TeaTime

Wait for the lid to be lifted, then be the
first to tap a cake to score a point. If you
tap the screen before the lid is lifted, you’ll
have to sit out that round. If you tap a
bomb, you'll sit out the following round.

This section explains how to establish the link for local
wireless play.

What You Will Need

What You Will NeedWhat You Will Need

Nintendo DS Systems
Kirby: Squeak Squad Game

One for each player
One for each player

Smash RideSmash RideSmash Ride

Slide Kirby on his Smash Star around the
screen to slam into enemies and rival riders. If
they fall off the screen, you get a point. The
player with the most points at the end of the
game is the winner. Tap and hold Kirby for a
few seconds before sliding and he’ll perform a
powerful smash attack.

Steps

1. Make sure that all DS systems are turned off,
then insert a Kirby: Squeak Squad Game Card
into each system.

2. Turn on the power of all the systems. The DS
Menu Screen will appear.

3. Touch the “Kirby: Squeak Squad” panel.

4. Now follow the instructions on page 26.

Treasure ShotTreasure ShotTreasure Shot

Watch the treasure chests, and slide balls at
the ones from which desserts appear. Slide
enough balls during a set amount of time to
gain points. The player with the most points
at the end of the game is the winner. If you
hit a bomb, you’ll be unable to move for a
few seconds.

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Establishing DS Wireless Link (DS DOWNLOAD Play)

Establishing DS Wireless Link (DS DOWNLOAD Play)Establishing DS Wireless Link (DS DOWNLOAD Play)

This section explains how to establish the link for DS
Download Play.

What You Will NeedWhat You Will NeedWhat You Will Need

Nintendo DS Systems

Kirby: Squeak Squad Game

Steps for the Host

1. Make sure all DS systems are turned off, then insert
the Kirby: Squeak Squad Game Card into the system.

2. Turn on the power of all game systems. The DS
Menu Screen will appear.

3. Tap the Kirby: Squeak Squad panel.

4. Follow the instructions on page 27.

Steps for the GUESTS

1. Turn on the power of all game systems. The DS
Menu Screen will appear.

2. Tap the DS Download Play panel. The game­selection screen will appear.

3. Tap the Kirby: Squeak Squad panel. The game­confirmation screen will appear.

4. When the correct software appears, select "Yes."
Player 1 will start the download process.

5. Follow the instructions on page 27.

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One for each player

One

Game-Selection

Screen

Game-Confirmation

Screen

Credits

CreditsCredits

Director

TAKASHI HAMAMURA

SUPERVISOR

ATSUSHI KAKUTA

PLANNING

TAKASHI HAMAMURA
TOMOAKI FUKUI
TOYOHISA TANABE
YOSHIMASA ARITA
KENJI MATSUURA
SHIGEKI MORIHIRA
TAIKI UBUKATA

PROGRAMMING

YOSHINORI HORI
TOMOYUKI MURAMAKI
HIROYUKI FUJIWARA
KAZUNARI USUI
JUNZO AKATSUKA
KENSAKU FUJITA

Design

MASANORI KUSUMOTO
ABENO MATSUZAKI
SHIHO TSUTSUJI
ERINA MAKINO
TOMOKO FUKUMOTO
TOSHIFUMI ONISHI
TOMOKI HAMURO
TERUYUKI HIRAOKA
DAISUKE SAKANE
SATOSHI UEDA
HARUYO UEDA
HIROKO YAGI

YOSHIMI UEDA
TAKUMI NAKAMURA

sound

HIROKAZU ANDO
JUN ISHIKAWA
TADASHI IKEGAMI
SHOGO SAKAI

creative support

MASANOBU YAMAMOTO

debug

RYUKI KURAOKA
MASARU KOBAYASHI
SENJI HIROSE
HAL DEBUG TEAM
NOA PRODUCT TESTING

debug support

MASAHIRO TAKEUCHI
KENSHIRO UEADA
MASAKAZU MIYAZAKI
YUJI ICHIJO

COORDINATORS

NORIHIKO KAWABATA
YOICHI YAMAMOTO
HIROAKI SUGA

ARTWORK

TETSUYA NOTOYA
KAORI NISHIMURA
MARIKO KIMIZUKA
RIEKO KAWAHARA
MASAYO NAKAGAMI

ARTWORK SUPPORT

SACHIKO NAKAMICHI
KIYOMI OE
YASUKO TAKAHASHI

SPECIAL THANKS

YOSHIFUMI YAMASHITA
AKITOMO TANAKA
SATOSHI ISHIDA
CHIEKO OBIKANE
TOMOHIRO MINEMURA
HIROSHI FUJIE
MISAKO MOHRI
SHIN HASEGAWA

NORTH AMERICAN
LOCALIZATION

NATE BIHLDORFF
TIM O'LEARY

NORTH AMERICAN
LOCALIZATION
MANAGEMENT

JEFF MILLER
LESLIE SWAN
BILL TRINEN

PRODUCERS

YASUSHI ADACHI
MASAYOSHI TANIMURA
KENSUKE TANABE

EXECUTIVE PRODUCER

SATORU IWATA

Important Legal Information

This Nintendo game is not designed for use with any unauthorized device. Use of any such device will invalidate
your Nintendo product warranty. Copying of any Nintendo game is illegal and is strictly prohibited
by domestic and international intellectual property laws. “Back-up” or “archival” copies are not authorized
and are not necessary to protect your software. Violators will be prosecuted.

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Warranty & Service Information

You may need only simple instructions to correct a problem with your product. Try our website at www.nintendo.com or call
our Consumer Assistance Hotline at 1-800-255-3700, rather than going to your retailer. Hours of operation are 6 a.m. to 7 p.m.,

Pacific Time, Monday - Sunday (times subject to change). If the problem cannot be solved with the troubleshooting information available online or
over the telephone, you will be offered express factory service through Nintendo. Please do not send any products to Nintendo without contacting
us first.

HARDWARE WARRANTY

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workmanship for twelve (12) months from the date of purchase. If a defect covered by this warranty occurs during this warranty period, Nintendo
will repair or replace the defective hardware product or component, free of charge. The original purchaser is entitled to this warranty only if the date
of purchase is registered at point of sale or the consumer can demonstrate, to Nintendo's satisfaction, that the product was purchased within the last
12 months.

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period of three (3) months from the date of purchase. If a defect covered by this warranty occurs during this three (3) month warranty period,
Nintendo will repair or replace the defective product, free of charge.

SERVICE AFTER EXPIRATION OF WARRANTY

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WARRANTY LIMITATIONS

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(INCLUDING RENTAL); (c) IS MODIFIED OR TAMPERED WITH; (d) IS DAMAGED BY NEGLIGENCE, ACCIDENT, UNREASONABLE USE, OR BY OTHER CAUSES
UNRELATED TO DEFECTIVE MATERIALS OR WORKMANSHIP; OR (e) HAS HAD THE SERIAL NUMBER ALTERED, DEFACED OR REMOVED.

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NINTENDO BE LIABLE FOR CONSEQUENTIAL OR INCIDENTAL DAMAGES RESULTING FROM THE BREACH OF ANY IMPLIED OR EXPRESS WARRANTIES.
SOME STATES DO NOT ALLOW LIMITATIONS ON HOW LONG AN IMPLIED WARRANTY LASTS OR EXCLUSION OF CONSEQUENTIAL OR INCIDENTAL
DAMAGES, SO THE ABOVE LIMITATIONS MAY NOT APPLY TO YOU.

This warranty gives you specific legal rights. You may also have other rights which vary from state to state or province to province.

Nintendo's address is: Nintendo of America Inc., P.O. Box 957, Redmond, WA 98073-0957 U.S.A.

This warranty is only valid in the United States and Canada.

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