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  |  The main difference between Any% and Best Ending / 100% are the Rainbow Drops. Each world has one Rainbow Drop and collecting all 7 and defeating King DeDeDe at the end will unlock the game's real final boss, Dark Matter. 100% involves doing the Best Ending route while also completing all 6 Bonus Games found in Worlds 1 through 6, as well as collecting one Gooey Girl throughout the run.<br/> | ||
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Revision as of 05:19, 16 May 2023
Route summary
The main difference between Any% and Best Ending / 100% are the Rainbow Drops. Each world has one Rainbow Drop and collecting all 7 and defeating King DeDeDe at the end will unlock the game's real final boss, Dark Matter. 100% involves doing the Best Ending route while also completing all 6 Bonus Games found in Worlds 1 through 6, as well as collecting one Gooey Girl throughout the run.
