Adaptation Personality Change: King Dedede of the games is usually an Anti-Villain, committing petty acts of villainy at worst and often teaming up with Kirby.Adaptation Expansion: Many mid-boss characters and even normal enemies from the games are fleshed out and given backstories.Eggman thanks to Mike Pollock, but the first school episode had him teaching chemistry under the effects of a hat that turns its wearers into a Sadist Teacher, effectively making him a Mad Scientist. It is very similar to a line in Team Rocket's Motto, of which Ted Lewis, who played Escargoon also played the original James. In one episode, Escargoon reads Dedede his fortune, which says "If you go looking for trouble, your trouble will double".Rick is given a strong Australian accent and uses stereotypical Australian slang, casually referring to other characters as "mates" and "blokes".Tokkori has the voice of a child in the original but has the voice of an old prospector in the dub.Brawl and subsequent installments, his Spanish accent returns, albeit greatly toned down and with a deeper, more ominous pitch. Meta Knight is a Dashing Hispanic, clearly taking inspiration from Zorro.Dedede is given a Foghorn Leghorn-like southern accent.Accent Adaptation: The dub gives a number of characters accents they didn't have equivalents for in the original.It completely slices through the regenerating claws of Kirisakin whereas a normal blade cannot. Absurdly Sharp Blade: Meta Knight's sword Galaxia.It just magically repairs itself or something. And they're never seen taking care of it, either. 24-Hour Armor: Meta Knight, Sword, and Blade sleep with their armor on.The show switched to an All-CGI Cartoon with the Nintendo 3DS short, though considering that 2D doesn't translate well to 3D, it works.Considering she's an almost-godlike being, the effect isn't jarring. Dyna Blade's appearances had her in nothing but CGI, and with a more realistic style.Lampshaded subtly in an episode involving different ways of animating.Dedede's cape/robe does manage to avert No Flow in CGI however. For half of the show, Dedede and Escargoon are CG, and Kirby is almost always CG (with a few exceptions). All over the place, especially during Kirby's transformation sequences.Granted twice over in the episode he is thrown a bone out of pity, though both backfire and lead to Dedede getting on everyone's bad side even more. Even his minions draw the line at celebrating him outright. It is revealed in one episode that every civilian is granted an Appreciation Day.except King Dedede who expectedly doesn't do anything to be appreciative about.Everybody starts lining up to beat the crap out of him (though this may be because no one knew why Dedede was so different and were trying to see if he really couldn't be made mad) King Dedede is so hated, that at one point, he is cursed to not react to anything, and is practically comatose throughout the whole episode."Dedede: Comin' At Ya!" explicitly manages an approval rating of less than 1%.
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