Pac-Man vs Kirby Lyrics (English Translation) Ganlyrics

Pac-Man vs Kirby (English Translation) Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
The intro is a high-energy call to action, inviting fans into a “Geek Rap Battle” showdown between Kirby and Pac-Man. It’s a playful start, setting the stage for an epic and humorous lyrical fight between two gaming icons.

[Verse 1 (Pac-Man’s Perspective)]
Pac-Man starts by establishing his iconic status, referencing the classic “insert coin” arcade tradition. He claims his fame is undeniable, as he’s known even to people who don’t play games. With confidence, he enters this rap battle to “devour the beat,” which fits his character’s main trait of eating everything in sight. He immediately insults Kirby, calling him a knockoff “pet” who tries to mimic him. Pac-Man also makes fun of Kirby’s appearance, comparing him to fan art of a different character, Jigglypuff, from the Pokémon universe. He acknowledges that they share similarities (both being round and hungry), but he portrays himself as having a more aggressive “killer instinct.” He even claims that if Kirby were a film character, he’d be directed by Tarantino, implying that Pac-Man has a dark, intense side that Kirby lacks. The verse wraps up with Pac-Man pointing out his longstanding popularity and achievements since 1980, while taking a jab at Kirby for being just a “pink ghost,” easily disposed of by Pac-Man.

[Verse 2 (Kirby’s Perspective)]
Kirby responds by mocking Pac-Man’s bars as lackluster, saying they reveal Pac-Man’s limited talent. Kirby positions himself as the real star, “the biggest rapstar on the popstar planet,” suggesting he’s more relevant and popular with fans today. He dismisses Pac-Man as outdated, an “urban legend” that people have forgotten. Kirby continues to emphasize his superior fanbase, claiming he raps “twice as good” and cleverly calls himself “2Pac-Man,” blending the famous rapper Tupac with Pac-Man’s name. He ridicules Pac-Man’s game for being so simple that it could be mistaken for a loading screen. Kirby’s known for eating, but here he threatens to “absorb” Pac-Man’s abilities, mocking him as an easy target in “geeky parodies.” He concludes by making a dark joke about Pac-Man being associated with “hepatitis,” adding another jab to highlight Pac-Man’s supposed weaknesses.

[Verse 3 (Pac-Man’s Perspective)]
Pac-Man defends his importance in gaming history, calling himself a fundamental figure alongside other classics like Tetris. He claims that his unique “waka waka” sound is universally recognizable, underscoring his legendary status. Taking aim at Kirby’s cuteness, Pac-Man mocks his appearance as overly “kawaii” and says he wants to hide it with Meta Knight’s mask. Pac-Man asserts his position as the “father of the arcade,” implying he’s the original, while Kirby will always be stuck in second place as a lesser, “placeholder” character.

[Verse 4 (Kirby’s Perspective)]
Kirby fires back by acknowledging Pac-Man’s original popularity in the arcades but pointing out that he’s become outdated in modern gaming. Kirby suggests that both characters share more in common than they might think, mentioning his enemy King Dedede while Pac-Man’s enemy is adapting to the world of 3D graphics. He continues to make fun of Pac-Man’s struggles, saying he needs “Power Pills” just to pursue Ms. Pac-Man, adding that Pac-Man’s game layout is confusing, always leading him back to the start, much like his own cyclical failures.

[Bridge (Galactus’s Perspective)]
Galactus, the Marvel cosmic entity, interrupts to ridicule both Pac-Man and Kirby. He’s portrayed as a powerful figure with a massive appetite, casually observing their argument as an insignificant “scoop of ice cream.” He sees himself as above their petty quarrel, treating them as mere “dessert” items on his cosmic menu, showcasing his ultimate singerity.

[Verse 5 (Galactus’s Perspective)]
Galactus, now fully involved, boasts about his unmatched hunger and cosmic power, referring to himself as a legendary “devourer” known across the universe. He belittles Pac-Man and Kirby, calling them laughable and comparing them to “cosmic” spheres that resemble his own anatomy, humorously implying that they are tiny and insignificant. With his godlike power, Galactus dismisses any challenge from these video game characters, mocking Pac-Man as “all head” and Kirby as a “little ball” on a “levitating star,” insulting Kirby’s iconic Warp Star. He even mocks their ambitions, comparing them to frustrated heroes who lack the power to pose a real threat. Galactus emphasizes that he devours planets and stars, dismissing the idea that they could beat him as absurd. He claims he existed long before their video game “universes” were created, stressing his superiority. He plans to consume both characters, implying that even their fictional worlds are insignificant enough to be mere snacks for him.

[Outro]
The outro closes the battle with an invitation for fans to decide who wins. It ends with playful sound effects like “bite” and “burp,” capping off the epic battle in classic “Geek Rap Battle” style.