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Sulkworm

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Sulkworm
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Artwork of Sulkworm for Kirby's Epic Yarn.
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First game Kirby's Epic Yarn (2010)
Latest game Kirby's Extra Epic Yarn (2019)
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β€œThis big slug likes to crush his foes. He spits some mean thread, too!”
β€” Patch Plaza

Sulkworm is a large caterpillar-like enemy which debuted in Kirby's Epic Yarn and later appeared in Kirby's Extra Epic Yarn. He is fairly uncommon and doesn't move around. His name is a play on "sulk" and "silkworm".

Sulkworm has two methods of attack, both of which can harm Kirby or Prince Fluff. The first is a silk ball which he spits out in an arc, which can be caught and used against him. The second is a body slam attack which he uses at close range. If Kirby is hit, several of his beads may become trapped inside Sulkworm's body, and be unobtainable until the beast is defeated. Sulkworm cannot be harmed directly using the Yarn Whip, but there are two ways to defeat Sulkworm: throw two objects at him to or use the weight transformation on Sulkworm's head.

In Kirby's Extra Epic Yarn, Sulkworm can be found in Stage 1 of the Sub-Game Slash & Bead. Meta Knight can choose to either fly over it or defeat it with his sword or Special.

Locations[edit]

Sulkworm can be found in the following levels and stages in Kirby's (Extra) Epic Yarn:

Sulkworm locations in Kirby's (Extra) Epic Yarn  
Stage Appearance? Stage Appearance?
Patch Castle πŸ‘ No
Deep-Dive Deep πŸ‘ No
Fountain Gardens πŸ‘ No
Boom Boatyard πŸ‘ No
Flower Fields πŸ‘ No
Fossil Reef πŸ‘ No
Rainbow Falls πŸ‘ No
Snowy Fields πŸ‘ No
Big-Bean Vine πŸ‘ Yes
Cozy Cabin πŸ‘ No
Mole Hole πŸ‘ No
Mt. Slide πŸ‘ No
Weird Woods πŸ‘ No
Frosty Wheel πŸ‘ No
Pyramid Sands πŸ‘ No
Frigid Fjords πŸ‘ No
Lava Landing πŸ‘ No
Evergreen Lift πŸ‘ No
Cool Cave πŸ‘ No
Future City πŸ‘ No
Dino Jungle πŸ‘ No
Tube Town πŸ‘ No
Temper Temple πŸ‘ No
Mysterious UFO πŸ‘ No
Dusk Dunes πŸ‘ No
Stellar Way πŸ‘ No
Toy Tracks πŸ‘ No
Moon Base πŸ‘ No
Mushroom Run πŸ‘ No
Outer Rings πŸ‘ No
Sweets Park πŸ‘ No
Whispy's Forest πŸ‘ No
Melody Town πŸ‘ No
Tempest Towers πŸ‘ No
Cocoa Station πŸ‘ No
Cloud Palace πŸ‘ No
Dark Manor πŸ‘ No
Castle Dedede πŸ‘ Yes
Splash Beach πŸ‘ No
Meta Melon Isle πŸ‘ No
Blub-Blub Ocean πŸ‘ No
Battleship Halberd πŸ‘ No
Secret Island πŸ‘ No

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Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning
Japanese むヒセン
Imosen
Fromγ€ŒθŠ‹θ™«γ€(imomushi, hairless caterpillar) and likelyγ€ŒηΆ«γ€(sen, on'yomi reading of "thread")
European French Limabroya Portmanteau of "limace" (slug) and "broyer" (to crush)
German Schmollwurm Sulkworm
Italian Vermaligno Portmanteau of "verme" (worm) and "maligno" (malicious)
Latin American Spanish GusanΓ³n Augmentative of "gusano" (worm)
European Spanish GruΓ±oruga Portmanteau of "gruΓ±o" (growl) and "oruga" (caterpillar)


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