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Kirby's Epic Yarn was Chuggaaconroy's 20th Let's Play. The series consists of 27 videos and it lasts 6 hours, 57 minutes, and 10 seconds.

Description[]

November 30, 2012 - December 24, 2012

A game that stands completely on its own from its series, but still special in its own way!

Episodes[]

  1. Kirby's Epic Yarn - Episode 1
  2. Kirby's Epic Yarn - Episode 2
  3. Kirby's Epic Yarn - Episode 3
  4. Kirby's Epic Yarn - Episode 4
  5. Kirby's Epic Yarn - Episode 5
  6. Kirby's Epic Yarn - Episode 6
  7. Kirby's Epic Yarn - Episode 7
  8. Kirby's Epic Yarn - Episode 8
  9. Kirby's Epic Yarn - Episode 9
  10. Kirby's Epic Yarn - Episode 10
  11. Kirby's Epic Yarn - Episode 11
  12. Kirby's Epic Yarn - Episode 12
  13. Kirby's Epic Yarn - Episode 13
  14. Kirby's Epic Yarn - Episode 14
  15. Kirby's Epic Yarn - Episode 15
  16. Kirby's Epic Yarn - Episode 16
  17. Kirby's Epic Yarn - Episode 17
  18. Kirby's Epic Yarn - Episode 18
  19. Kirby's Epic Yarn - Episode 19
  20. Kirby's Epic Yarn - Episode 20
  21. Kirby's Epic Yarn - Episode 21
  22. Kirby's Epic Yarn - Episode 22
  23. Kirby's Epic Yarn - Episode 23
  24. Kirby's Epic Yarn - Episode 24
  25. Kirby's Epic Yarn - Finale
  26. Kirby's Epic Yarn - Bonus Levels
  27. Kirby's Epic Yarn - Co-op Multiplayer

Plot[]

One day in Dream Land, a mysterious wizard named Yin-Yarn arrives and sows havoc among the citizens. The sorcerer uses his power to gradually turn all of Dream Land into yarn and twist its inhabitants to his dominion (for reasons even he fails to understand). Meanwhile, Kirby is foraging for food, unaware of the changes occurring in Dream Land, and ends up inhaling Yin-Yarn's Metamato when the sorcerer tries to jump him. Yin-Yarn then with anger uses a Magic Sock to banish Kirby into Patch Land: a world made entirely of yarn and textiles, but which has recently been broken into several pieces by Yin-Yarn when he stole the Magic Yarn holding it together. When Kirby arrives in Patch Land, after taking a moment to see that he has been transformed into yarn, he notices a blue yarn boy being chased by a monster. Kirby tries his usual method of inhaling, but the wind just passes right through his yarn body and he fails. Instead, Kirby discovers that since he ate the Metamato, he can now transform into a new shape by turning into a car. In this form, Kirby rides towards the boy and ferries him away to safety.

After escaping the monster, the blue yarn boy introduces himself as Prince Fluff, and tells Kirby about the trouble in Patch Land and the missing Magic Yarn. Hearing this, Kirby agrees to help, and the two proceed to travel through the land, collecting strands of Magic Yarn from various foes in order to gradually stitch the kingdom back together. Meanwhile, in Dream Land, Yin-Yarn is continuing his conquest, and in the process, captures both King Dedede and Meta Knight and turns them into mind-controlled opponents for Kirby and Fluff. After battling and freeing these two from Yin-Yarn's control in two separate lands, enough Magic Yarn has been collected to fully restore Patch Land and in so doing, restore power to the other Magic Sock that Prince Fluff was carrying. Using this, Kirby and Fluff are able to travel back to Dream Land and stop Yin-Yarn.

After venturing through the yarn-ified Dream Land, Kirby and Prince Fluff encounter Yin-Yarn and do battle with him. After a lengthy struggle, Yin-Yarn is seemingly defeated, but before Kirby and Fluff can finish their victory dance, Yin-Yarn's sewing needles grab the last piece of Magic Yarn and use it to reconjure Yin-Yarn as Mega Yin Yarn. In response, Meta Knight flies by and drops a Metamortex for Kirby and Fluff to use to assume the mighty Tankbot transformation and battle the reconstituted foe. After a lengthy exchange of missile fire, Mega Yin-Yarn is reduced to a pile of string and Kirby and Fluff grab the fleeing sewing needles and hurl them back towards Patch Land. From here, Dream Land finally returns to normal, and Kirby along with it. Before parting with Prince Fluff, the blue yarn boy gives Kirby one of the Magic Socks so that the two can visit each-other any time. Kirby ends his long adventure by taking a nap in the woods with the sock at his side, despite it smelling a bit.

Catchphrases/Moments[]

  • Episode 1:
    • Being excited over the multitude of fabric-related puns available.
    • The voice he does for Dom Woole. Emile: I've always wanted to own an Italian...and owning an Italian's apartment is a good first step to that!
    • Chugga reveals that the game was originally was going to be done by the The Runaway Guys, but was scrapped. Why? Because Chugga states that it was rejected because "they couldn't kill each other".note
    • His squealing when he sees two Waddle Dees sleeping next to each other under a heart made of gems.
  • Episode 2:
    • Chugga lets out a jab at himself: Emile: Me, reuse jokes? Never! *under his breath in a goofy voice* He's a trooper...
    • His excitement (which later turns to disappointment) over meeting Dom Woole's brothers. Emile: I bet one's gonna be green and the other yellow....and there'll be an awkward purple one that doesn't quite fit in who owns a bridal boutique....
    • When he gets the Outdoor Bath. Emile: I can just imagine the narrator being like, (calm and soothing voice) Kirby gave the outdoor bath to a girl he thought was very special, and for all the wrong reasons. Okay, okay, I won't ruin that adorable narrator for you — what, er — adorable narrator? What the heck am I saying?
  • Episode 4:
    • His "Scarfy rant" culminates in this: Chuggaaconroy: Scarfies are Nightmare Fuel. Seeing just something so cute and you want to just run up to it and just be like Aww, it's so cute, lemme see what power it gives me, and just like, Aww, I just wanna hug it and pinch its cheeks and — DAAAAH! Like, that's pretty much the reaction any person has to playing Kirby for the first time. Yes, even the boys.
  • Episode 5:
    • Him noting that Shifting Sand Lands tend to be the second worlds in games, but can only think of a few examples... followed by him making a long list of games that applies to.
  • Episode 6:
    • Chugga's story of how a girl named Shelby in his middle school wore over-sized shoes. When a drug bust happened at the school, it turned out she was the ringleader of a drug ring and had kept the drugs in the massive shoes.
  • Episode 9:
    • This moment in Melody Town, the music-themed land: Chugga: If this level hasn't won you over, this is gonna win you over. *Promptly falls down a pit*
    • The above incident cost Chugga a large amount of his gems when he was dragged out of the pit. As soon as he landed, he jumped to another platform and got speared by an enemy, causing him to lose more of his gems, and then fall straight into another pit, losing even more of them. The result: Chugga's gushing over how Melody Land was his favorite level quickly turned into worry that this would be the first time that he ever missed a gold rank on a mission. Chugga: Am I seriously gonna miss getting a gold rank for the first time on my favorite level? Is the universe really gonna be that cruel? Really? Oh my god, if I miss getting a gold rank for the first time, and on my favorite level... Ah, god... The universe could be that cruel, I know it can be, but I'm just gonna hope it's not... I'm gonna hope that it just-Could the world really be that unoriginal? Could the world really be that cruel? *trails off onto a different topic entirely*
    • The paranoia from thinking he wouldn't get gold rank caused him to freak out over every single gem he missed. When he got the 5-star patch for the level, he mentions how getting five stars on the goal game can give you enough gems to go up a rank. Soon after this, he gets silver rank, but he completely ignores it to avoid tempting fate. Chugga: Just so you know, the 5-star patch will typically get you just enough gems to get one additional rank. So, if you have exactly a silver rank, it will make it so that you now have exactly a gold rank... So, if I can at least get to a silver rank and I can pull off the five stars, then I will not have this be my first level where I miss. *gets a silver rank* And I'm not gonna say "Okay, good, I can do it now" because you know what's gonna happen. I'm gonna say that, and then I'm gonna go plummeting off of a cliff. So, no! I refuse to jinx it! I do not want this to be the first level I screw up! I wanna do great at this, damn it!
    • After all that worrying, he manages to get his gold rank without even needing the patch. He tries to get five stars as usual anyway, but... Three stars.
    • He mentions that he's been talking about Sonic a lot "in this world" (Treat Land). Cue a clip of Sonic falling through the floor in Sonic '06, set to the song "His World".
    • He tries to show us the boss door for the level after unlocking it, only to accidentally go offscreen and get warped back to Hot Land. Naturally, he tries to play it off as intentional by pointing out that the level looks like one big magic carpet.
  • Episode 10:
    • This gem of commentary from Chugga after trying to give one of his goofy voice overs to Carrie: My videos can only handle seven annoying irritating grating voices at a time. I count as one of them, Dom Woole's brothers count as two, and Dom Woole himself counts as five, so we're already over budget on the annoying voices so this character doesn't get one!
    • At the end of the episode, he decorates his apartment using some items found in Treat Land. The result? Chugga: Kneel before the robot overlords! ...cause they have cookies!
  • Episode 11:
    • Kirby killing a ghost by sitting on it causes Chugga to off on a tangent about "killing ghosts by sitting on them" being its own genre and how the next gaming generation should be defined by "sitting on ghosts" games. After a Beat, Chugga exclaims "I am a WEIRD guy!"
  • Episode 13:
    • After beating Capamari, Emile squeals once again because of Kirby's and Prince Fluff's ending dance.
    • In the cutscene afterwards when Dedede is captured by Yin-Yarn's Waddle Dees, the narrator says, Narrator: And in no time, they had King Dedede wrapped up like a birthday present. Chugga: ...kinky.
  • Episode 15:
    • Chugga has a rather impressive run of an ice level with no hits or anything, until the Let's Play Curse kicks in and gets him caught in a cotton snow ball and off a ledge. Chugga: (upon being caught) Ohnononononono! (whines) Oh, no! (Angie picks him up) No! No! No!
  • Episode 16:
    • The start has Chugga saying this level contains a new transformation. It looks just like Surfer Kirby at first, but Chugga tells us to bear with him. Chugga: Have I ever steered you wrong before? [Cut to Submarine Kirby in an earlier episode] Chugga: Tadpole Chugga: Besides that. [Cut back to the Emerald Let's Play] Chugga: But what do I know, I can't even spell Beautifly right. Chugga: Besides that. Okay, I just need to stop here because I'm losing.
    • He manages to ruin another perfect run by getting frozen and plummeting into a pit. Chugga: No! No! No! Angie! Oh, Angie, no! No, no, no! I had my gold rank, I had the peanut, I had the Patrick.
    • "Make a video response of you turning into a sled faster than Kirby". Sadly, the joke is ruined now due to Youtube removing video responses, but searching for "turning into a sled faster than Kirby" shows that several people did take Chugga up on his challenge.
    • Chugga's reaction to the "Mind if I sock it to ya?" pun Yin-Yarn makes.
  • Episode 17:
    • The second time he remodels the apartment... Chugga: Alright, I think I've decorated my apartment in a way that is very me. See, it's a Scarfy on the target of my dartboard and he's also being tortured by fire underneath him whilst being scared by the face of the haunted manor and then, to make matters worse for him, there's a helicopter right next to him that's about to fire at him being in the center of the dartboard.
  • Episode 21:
    • At the end of the episode, Chugga has finished all the levels in Patch Land and is set to go to Dream Land in the next video. Chugga: Next time on Kirby's Epic Yarn...it's time for Kirby's Return to Dream Land! See you guys then! *Kirby makes a face at that and falls asleep with perfect timing* Chugga: And my puns are not that boring, Kirby!
  • Episode 24:
    • Chugga finds Dedede's Robe. Chugga: Dedede's Robe? Oh my god, he's naked somewhere! Oh my God, Dedede naked, it burns! The mental images! Okay, just think it doesn't get any worse than King Dedede naked for mental images. Okay, aside from maybe Doctor Eggman. NOOOOO! NOOOOOOOO! Cannot be unthought!
  • Co-Op Multiplayer:
    • ProtonJon plays as Prince Fluff for the multiplayer. Jon: One of the main things that you can do to mess with people is to pick them up. Chugga: I thought I was going to be behind you and do stuff. Jon: Well, I'm player two and of course... um. Chugga: What? What? Jon: It's funny cause I can't make the same jokes I can on The Runaway Guys. Chugga: What do you mean you can't make the same jokes? Jon: I'm-I'm sorry, kids.
    • Reactions to the co-op Tankbot. Jon: Spinning in circles! Chugga: SPINNING IN CIRCLES! Jon: That actually looks very effective. Chugga: It does! Look at that! *Chugga laughs while Jon yells and spins the Tankbot’s arm around* Jon: Is that the new Bowser's Arms?

Trivia[]

  • This is the first Kirby game Emile has done as a solo LP. It would be followed by Kirby: Triple Deluxe in January 2020, around 7 years and 22 Let's Plays later.
    • It is not the first Kirby playthrough Emile has done though, as Kirby's Return to Dreamland predates it by a few months, running May to August 2012 while Epic Yarn began in November 2012.
  • Emile would later do a Let's Play of Yoshi's Woolly World, seen as a spiritual successor to Epic Yarn, starting almost-exactly 6 years later in November 2018.
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