Kirby Super Star Ultra

This is a remake of Kirby Super Star that adds several new things like an Arena and even a direct sequel to the very first game!!! Joy!!!

This is a good game :D
There is a rare alternate version of the "Grand Opening" movie which contains minor differences from the standard one. If the last played game mode was Meta Knightmare Ultra, there is also a small chance that the opening will be replaced by the cutscene "Fly! Meta Knight".
To celebrate the release of the game in North America, numerous Kirby-shaped balloons were sent flying in various places named "Kirby" across the US, such as Kirby Middle School (Alabama), Kirby's Mill (New Jersey), Kirby Park (Pennsylvania) and Kirby Gate Shopping Center (Tennessee).
The European name of the original SNES game is Kirby's Fun Pak. Despite this, Kirby Super Star Ultra retained its American name in the European translations.
If the player idles at the title screen, certain cutscenes will play out: the opening cutscenes of all the main game modes (in the following order: Spring Breeze, Dyna Blade, Gourmet Race, The Great Cave Offensive, Revenge of Meta Knight, Milky Way Wishes, The Arena, Revenge of the King, Helper to Hero, Meta Knightmare Ultra, and The True Arena, followed by a loop) alternate with the "Grand Opening" cutscene.

Upon returning to the title screen, whether by playing a cutscene or choosing a save file and returning to the file select, Kirby may have one of 4 different expressions.
Additionally, a total of 8 different expressions can be seen to the left of the save files, while the images to the right depict the last main game mode played in the corresponding save file.

In the opening FMV intro, there is a rare chance that Kirby will wink at the player as he flies by on his Warp Star, do a back flip on his star instead of a loop, and an island will appear in the water as Kirby flies past it. After beating Meta Knightmare Ultra, the Meta Knight version of the intro may play instead.
Unlike in the original Kirby Super Star, Kirby does not fly though Dream Land but rather in space in the FMV intro.
The pins on the game's cork board (where the player selects the sub-game to play) are color-coded:

Yellow pins indicate that the sub-games were available by default in Kirby Super Star.
Blue pins indicate sub-games that needed to be unlocked in Kirby Super Star.
Red pins indicate new sub-games that were added in Kirby Super Star Ultra.

Depending on what Helper (or lack thereof) is helping Kirby, Kirby's victory dance will be altered.
This Kirby game has been so far the only one with a blooper reel.