Toy Hammer

Toy Hammer Artwork of Toy Hammer Kirby from Kirby and the Forgotten Land Details Based on Hammer Blueprint location Welcome to Wondaria Cost ×500 and ×2 Starting Power-up Cost ×1000 and ×2 No. Power-ups 3 Power(s) Strike enemies rapidly for greater damage Starting Power 2.5 Rapid-Fire 2.5 Similar to Hammer, Wild Hammer, Masked Hammer

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Toy Hammer is an Evolved Copy Ability based on Hammer that appears in Kirby and the Forgotten Land. In this form, Kirby wields a hammer based on a popular Japanese children's toy. It is slightly more powerful than the standard Hammer, and also much faster, with extra hits for its combo attack. The ability's appearance is similar to the Toy Hammer headgear in Kirby Battle Royale, only with a light-blue bicycle helmet instead of a color-swapped headband, and a slightly more vibrant hammer.

The blueprint for Toy Hammer appears in the stage Welcome to Wondaria, and can be found by watering the withered flowers using Water-Balloon Mouth. Toy Hammer is required to play the Treasure Road stage Smack to the Top! Hit the Nails.

Moveset[edit]

All attack names are taken from the Kirby and the Forgotten Land Perfect Support Guide. Applicable equivalent adapted English names from other games are listed in bold.

Flavor text[edit]

Image	Game	Flavor text
	Kirby and the Forgotten Land	Figure description: Sure, this may be the cutest bonk to ever bonk a bonk...but this is no plaything! It has rapid, continuous attacks with enough power to hammer stakes and crush enemies. Weapons-Shop Waddle Dee: You can charge up the Hammer ability's power by holding down B. Let go at max power to unleash a brutal Hammer Flip attack! Woo! Oh, and you can also use the Hammer ability to, uh, hammer nails and stakes...in case that wasn't clear.

Trivia[edit]

• Toy Hammer is the only Evolved Copy Ability in the Korean version which uses a native Korean name, rather than a transliterated version of a foreign name.
• As of present, Toy Hammer is the preferred ability to use in speedruns of the Colosseum due to its speed and damage potential when fully powered-up. Additionally, because its version of Hammer Flip has separate hitboxes that stack, it can skip the immunity phase that most bosses have when transitioning between phases, potentially defeating the boss while skipping later phases entirely.

Gallery[edit]

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  Figure of Toy Hammer

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  Treasure Road artwork

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  Icon used in Waddle Dee's Weapons Shop

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  Battling a Mookie using Toy Hammer in The Battle of Blizzard Bridge

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  Toy Hammer Kirby hitting a nail in Smack to the Top! Hit the Nails

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  Plushie of Toy Hammer Kirby by San-ei

Names in other languages[edit]

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