Hail to the Kirby

Hail to the Kirby is the fifteenth episode of Video Game All-Stars World Tour, and the twenty-fourth episode overall.

Plot
Banjo welcomes the final five to Hailfire Peaks, which most roll their eyes at, as they would be visiting Banjo's home for the third time in the season. He wastes no time going into the challenge, saying it'll be a free-for-all deathmatch, but the aim is to capture two of the four bases around the map. He reveals a twist right away; continuing from Spyro's secret powers, he would only have to take one base, however it would take longer for him to do so.

The final five are given hail grenade launchers and flamethrowers, and sent on their way. Captain Falcon throws grenades at the other players, while Falco just burns down one of the bases, before remembering that he's supposed to capture it. Mario tries to take Spyro down due to his advantage, but Spyro kicks away all the grenades and makes it to Kirby's base. Banjo announces that the weapons would only work in their respective areas, hail grenades only working in icy areas, and vice versa. Everyone manages to capture a base, except for Spyro, who doesn't understand how exactly as he wasn't paying attention. He remembers that he has a flag to raise, and starts to work on that.

Mario sneaks into Falco's base and raises his second flag, just as Spyro raises the only one he needs. Banjo turns a blind eye to Spyro's work initially, but gives in and just grants both of them immunity, leaving voting to be between Captain Falcon, Falco, and Kirby. Spyro celebrates his first immunity win since the start of the merge.

At elimination, the votes are read out, and none of the three in danger feel safe about their chances. It is revealed that Captain Falcon and Kirby voted for each other, and that the other three voted for one of the aforementioned pair. Falco is happy to be safe, and the other three votes are shown to be for Kirby, as he was generally a threat, and the other two had more friends still in the game. The final four all tell him that he played a good game, however, and are sad to see him leave.