Kirby and the Forgotten Land – Cane and Rinse No.708

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🗓️ 7 April 2026

⏱️ 113 minutes

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“Along the way, stuff your belly and nap awhile.” It had been far too long since we checked in with the permanently ravenous pink orb, so we […]

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0:00.0	Thank you. I'm not. I'm I'm Hello everybody and welcome to the Cana Rince podcast, Volume 15, Issue 708, and today we're going to talk about Kirby and the Forgottenland.
0:51.0	Joining me, Leon Cox, in this issue, Chris Worthington.
0:54.1	Hello. And Leah Hey- Chris Worthington. Hello.
0:55.2	And Leah Heydo.
0:56.4	Hi.
0:59.2	Uncanny.
1:00.5	Thank you.
1:02.4	How does she do that?
1:04.4	Kirby and the Forgotten Land or in its original Japanese title, Hoshinokabi Discovery.
1:10.9	Discovery is the name of the game and was the intent of the developers.
1:17.9	Apparently, the kanji or Katakana, rather, for discovery is not commonly,
1:25.2	there was some reason why they, oh no, was it some reason why they...
1:28.1	There was some reason why they wanted to change the title
1:30.0	from Discovery to Forgottenland anyway.
1:32.7	I guess when it comes down to it,
1:34.3	it just sounds or looks better in Western for whatever reason.
1:38.1	It is a single player and co-op two-player
1:42.5	3D platform game.
1:45.1	According to director Shinya Kumasaki,
1:47.8	the theme of the game is the discovery of the land with forgotten civilization.
1:52.7	Ah,
1:53.4	the English title focused on the term forgotten,
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