Okay, I think should give the people of this some info before I go into reviewing this, so here goes: As of this post I'm 11, it is 2011, and I have reviewed the following; Digimon: The Movie, Digimon: Digital Monsters, Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Sky, Plants vs. Zombies, My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic, Foster’s Home For Imaginary Friends, Avatar: The Last Airbender,Spongebob Squarepants, Kappa Mikey, The Chipmunk Adventure, Pokemon 3: Spell Of The Unown, Pokemon: The First Movie, The Lion King, Pokepark Wii: Pikachu’s Adventure, Pokemon Black and White, The Suite Life of Zack and Cody, The Suite Life On Deck, Wizards of Waverly Place, Curious George, Dr. Seuss’ The Cat in the Hat, Improvise Everywhere, Webkinz, Guardians of Ga’hoole, Life After People, The Future Is Wild, How To Train Your Dragon (Bk 1), How To Train Your Dragon, Dan vs., Pokemon Chronicles, Good, now onto the review; I really don't understand why you didn't give it more stars, I mean really, hardly any of the characters *actually* appear in the games, and just about any of the ones that do are on a different side, so knowing the games make this even more confusing, and it seems you have confused a classic narrative mindscrew-making plot device for consumerism. The name of that plot device is; Widget, coming from the way most people pronounce an acronym found on the internet (a lot of important narrative devices went unnamed until TV Tropes) WJT, meaning Weird Japanese Thing. So Yup, this is a big Widget series. Tiff is a great role model, so this would be a great show to watch, if you can find it, because finding an episode intact is something Hera might force a Modern-Day Heracles/Hercules to do.

i love it can be very voielnt pretty perlious situations but entertaning

Plenty of fantasy violence, but it was also based on the video game series.

Watch the japanese version. SERIOUSLY. I DONT FREAKIN CARE IF ITS IN FREAKIN JAPANESE. ITS BETTER THAN THE VOICES IN THIS. Ya know, it took them 6 years to air all 100 episodes -_- ' But they got to episode 7 last summer (They started airing again) And then Toei Animations (Original creators) Told them to stop. If you watch, you'll see why. :D 3 year old neighbor watched it since he was two, and he loves it because he can't read yet and he's seen Avatar, and many other PG-13 movies. Same for his brother, who is 6. He doesn't get that much time on the computer, and can't go on youtube, so he enjoys watching the "Cappy New Year" DVD. They kept kirby's voice :D POYO, POYO!

First, I'd like to say that if an anime is based on video games but doesn't put blatant advertisements and has a great story, it's bound to be good. Hoshi no Kaabii does the lack of blatant advertisements (besides the fact that it's about Kirby), but the story is cliched. I'd like to say that a rare amount of fan fiction for the show is better than the actual show itself, which is decent, but there's better shows out there... which is why I write fan fiction for the show in the first place. When 4Kids dubbed the show, the show became a train wreck. They unnecessarily removed any mentioning of the plot and made it a repetitive, annoying, and corny show. The titles of the episodes, the character's names, and all of that are basically puns that do not humor any soul, and the awful voices gun down the show even more; and Kirby is pointless in both versions unless he's saving the day from a demon beast (monster). My opinion? Write a fan fiction that makes Hoshi no Kaabii seem more substantial. If not, watch the original with English subtitles, and stay away from the dub.

Weird yet hilarious. However, in the Channel DDD episode, Meta Knight tells Tiff, Tuff, and Kirby to infilterate the brodcasting headquarters while he distracts the guards. BUT he isn't seen for the rest of the episode. Gee, I wonder what that distraction was... O.O

What's up with the one star rating?! Crappy Disney Channel shows get high ratings but you give this horrible treatment to Kirby?! Why?! The messages are typical kid's show messages, and there are plenty of likeable characters. Obviously there's going to be fighting bad guys - it's Kirby. But I have a feeling whoever reviewed this didn't know anything about Kirby and expected something light and fluffy with no meaning at all... ¬_¬ It's very cute while being action packed at the same time. Although I must say, the English version isn't nearly as good as the original Japanese (I can't take Meta Knight seriously with a Spanish accent). So if you can, watch the original version. It's good, Kirby flavored fun. It is a little corny, but in a good way. It gets 4 stars: nearly perfect!

worst show ever made the song is irratating, the action is boring. which makes this a terrible show.

I LOVED Kirby when I was 9 and when I was 10. There are some monsters like Bellybuster (A giant pie that attacks u), Blocky (A giant block monster), and Max Flexer (An evil fitness trainer). The "Fitness Freak" episode got on my Mom's nerves because the excerzing song was annoying. Also, when Kirby sings at the end I was "Holy crap, that dude is a bad singer!:". The creatures aren't scary at all, heck, I actually liked them cuz I have always been interested in the fantastical from Neopets to Pokemon to L&S Experiments, so the show is perfect for me! If u let yer kid watch shows like "MAD" and "AAAHH Real Monsters" this show is definently appropriate for them. It is a lot less violent than popular kids show like "Invader ZIM" (Which by the way, I LOVE Gir), so it is very good, :).