What is y'all personal thoughts on Kirby's Right Back At Ya?

[Santana2011]

To me as i gotten older, it does have its flaws rewatching it, But it's still a very solid show overall. I first watched this show on Youtube back in summer of 2013(back when Youtube wasn't too coroprate compared to right now). This show was definitely some of the better video game adaptions out there(my opinion might sound biased i know), because at least it does have plenty of interesting plots even if some of them are silly, and the characters are very charming and very likable for what they are, and it does holds up decently well for the most part, I mean at least its better written than Sonic x and the fact the two main characters(Tiff and Tuff) aren't as useless or even as clingy as Chris f**king Thorndyke. By the way, this is one of those very rare examples, where both 4kids dub and japanese version are very enjoyable, and the 4kids version of Kirby was actually one of the 'least' bad 4kids dubs out of the bunch at least in my opinion.

 

[Yousef Yousef]

Watched it sometime around college. Just binging random episodes aimlessly while I had fast food. Extremely pleasant memories that’ll definitely be hard to recreate since I have more mild love for it now.

 

[Deleted member 560402]

I love that there Kirby

 

[Scotty Scotty]

I liked it. Though, I much prefer Dedede and Escargoon's voices in the 4Kids dub.

Post automatically merged: Sep 22, 2025

I love that there Kirby

"That's what we do best at N.M.E."

 

[nobitakun]

waaaaappu staaaaar :D

Loved the ending song, in japanese of course :)

 

[Leguminoso]

Fun fact: You can still watch Kirby Right Back at Ya by hacking the Wii and adding the internet network back, you will be able to watch the episodes on the Wii Channel for it in glorious 360p.

 

[Neb Lleb]

To me as i gotten older, it does have its flaws rewatching it, But it's still a very solid show overall. I first watched this show on Youtube back in summer of 2013(back when Youtube wasn't too coroprate compared to right now). This show was definitely some of the better video game adaptions out there(my opinion might sound biased i know), because at least it does have plenty of interesting plots even if some of them are silly, and the characters are very charming and very likable for what they are, and it does holds up decently well for the most part, I mean at least its better written than Sonic x and the fact the two main characters(Tiff and Tuff) aren't as useless or even as clingy as Chris f**king Thorndyke. By the way, this is one of those very rare examples, where both 4kids dub and japanese version are very enjoyable, and the 4kids version of Kirby was actually one of the 'least' bad 4kids dubs out of the bunch at least in my opinion.

Cappy Town Residents: "KIRBY MUST GO AWAY! KIRBY MUST GO AWAY! KIRBY MUST GO AWAY!"
Kirby: "KIIIIIIIIIRRRRRBYYYYY~"
[cue Kirby getting kicked out and also being freed from the brainwashing]

RBAY is damn fun. Easily one of the better TV shows to be based on a videogame. The fact it was made by Nintendo and HAL themselves also gives it a very authentic edge, down to Kirby himself not talking that much and mainly speaking baby-like babble.
Basically, in a world full of Halos, Sonic Undergrounds and Netflix May Crys, Kirby: Right Back at Ya! is the way to go when it comes to turning software into televisual celluloid.

 

[Sunnyside]

Dedede's English VA made that show for me.

 

[RustySK]

It has an oddly catchy opening song and it gave us that super impressive Kirby Reanimated Collab project where a bunch of fans animated all the scenes of an episode in their various different animation styles. That's the entirety of what I know about it.

 

[Waffles's iconWaffles]

I used to enjoy watching it with my siblings after school, but I thought it was nothing special.

 

[JoystickV2]

I loved back when I was a child, but I didn't watch it again for now. I actually want to watch it because y'know, I like Kirby, and considering that I actually like the F-Zero anime, I think I'm going to have fun with Right Back at Ya.