King Ping

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EvilLogo.png Boss: King Ping EvilLogo.png
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Japanese name ペンギル, Pengiru
Hit Points HP.jpg
Species Penguin
Affiliations Penguins
Fought at King Ping
Residence Chillydip Cove
First appearance The Legendary Starfy
Latest appearance The Legendary Starfy


King Ping (Pengiru in Japan) is the leader of all the Penguins in Chillydip Cove and acts as the boss of the stage.

Beating King Ping

Part 1

King Ping has two attacks in this part. His first attack is that he will kick three big snowballs at Starfy or Starly which can be destroyed with a Star Spin. His second attack is that he will jump up and try to land on the player. Starfy and Starly can dodge this by swimming away from King Ping's shadow. However, this can make Starfy and Starly, in wireless, to be on both sides of King Ping. This will render one of them useless, for King Ping will target only one of them. To deal damage, Starfy or Starly must hit his bellybutton.

Part 2

When King Ping only has four health points left, he will break the player character is standing on and fall down into an icy cave. His only attack now is rushing into Starfy and releasing large snowflakes from his mouth. There, Starfy or Starly must have the icicles from the ceiling fall on his head (which is covered by a bucket). It will knock the bucket off revealing a bump on his head. Attack that to do more damage. He will then put it back on. Repeat until King Ping has no more health. The player can also wait for another icicle to drop onto King Ping’s bare head, defeating him instantly. This method is helpful for Big Bossdown as it’s faster in spite of the wait for another icicle to drop.

Toy Description

“The big boss of Chillydip Cove. By “big,” I mean “Take a look at the size of this guy!” King Ping is a demanding boss. He never even gives his workers a snow day off!”

JP Translation: “This is the boss of Chillydip Cove. It seems very protective of its territory. I can’t believe I was on this guy’s belly… That was a shock.”