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| - Kine is a fictional character in Nintendo's Kirby franchise and a friend and ally of Kirby. He is a fish and the aquatic animal friend that helps Kirby get through water stages. His name is derived from kai, a Japanese word for the sea. Kine also makes a cameo in Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards as a Stone+Cutter cameo.
- Kine the Sunfish is one of Kirby's allies in the Kirby series. Kine first appeared in Kirby's Dream Land 2 with Rick and Coo.
- Kine es un pez luna azul enemigo del Rey Dedede, ayuda a Kirby para vencer a sus enemigos. Kine siempre tiene a Kirby en su boca como si se lo fuera a tragar. Y dependiendo que habilidad tenga Kirby, Kine hace un ataque diferente , en algunas de estas puede verse como Kirby entra completamente en su boca.
- Kine is a large blue fish, resembling a stylized sunfish. His body is shaped like a semi-circle, with tall yellow dorsal and anal fins. He has clam-shaped pectoral fins, and a yellow clavus. His eyes stare vacantly outward at his front above his gaping, thick lipped mouth, generally held open. Kine is laid back and relaxed, typically not showing any emotion outside a blank expression. However, he is very sensitive and can be easily brought to tears when something upsets him.
- Kine is a blue fish who is good friends with Kirby. He is going to appear in Kirby Star Warrior RPG as the second party member.
- Kine on nopea ja älykäs AV-matoran. Hänen paras ystävä on Haek. Kinen ammatti on keksijä. Kine on oranssin värinen matoran.
- Kine, der Fisch gehört zu Kirby's Freunden aus Kirby's Dream Land 2 und 3. Man begegnet ihm zuerst in Ripple Field, nachdem man ihn vor einem Mini-Boss gerettet hat. Kine transportiert Kirby in seinem Maul, was es Kirby möglich macht Gegner und Objekte auch unter Wasser einzusaugen. An Land bewegt sich Kine hüpfend fort, allerdings nicht sehr schnell. Mit seiner Hilfe kann Kirby auch gegen starke Strömungen ankämpfen.
- In both Vampire: The Masquerade and Vampire: The Requiem, kine is a somewhat old-fashioned and derogatory term used by the Kindred to refer to mortals, referring specifically to the living as the herd upon which they feed. The expression “Kindred and kine” refers to all the people of the world, both living and unliving. The archaic singular (kow) isn't used. Canaille is an archaic term with the same general meaning as "kine", but even more dismissive of the mortal herd as a whole.
- Kine, also known as Kine the Fish, is a helper from the Kirby series.
- Kine referred to the cattle of Middle-Earth. Best known examples were:
* Kine (Q."Mundar")
* Bisons
* Dersert-Buffalos
* Great Buffalos
* Kharhd
* Mountain-Oxen
* Wesends or Visundurs
* Cattle of Orome
* Wild kine of Araw
* Grey Oxen or Easterling Kine (Draft-Kine)
* Wild Aurochs
* Bog Bulls
* Dun Oxen
* Hoar-Mantles
* Iron-Oxen of Angmar
* Snow-mantles
* Vale Bulls
* Tamed Aurochs
* Cattle of Near-Harad
* Eriadorian Kine or Eriadorian Cattle (long-haired cattle)
* Domesticated Cattle (Q."Yaxer")
* Calluks of Dunland
* Hobbit Cattle, Shiredown Cattle or Small Ox
* Kingstead Cows
* Longhorns
* Orc Kine
* Yellow Kine
* White Oxes
* Water buffalos
* Cape buffal
- Before leaving his village, Kine was a high-ranking Jonin and hailed as a genius. Kine lost his parents when he was eight leaving him to take care of his baby sister, Kikyou. The Village Chief looked upon Kine highly and allowed them to live with him. After Kine was promoted to Jonin, The Village Chief came to Kine and told him an old story about the first leader of Kinkai. Long ago, the first leader of the village was a powerful ninja who's strength rivalled that of the Kage. To protect his home he gained more and more power. Eventually, he tried to gain more power than his body could handle. This caused his soul to become corrupted and once the wars were over he began to simply fight everyone. He was no longer a man, and having discarded his human name he began calling himself the God of
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