Name that character!
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Everyone said:
That would be Captain Toad. Super Mario Galaxy (Wii) is his first appearance, and when he appeared in Super Mario 3D World, his defining characteristic is that he cannot jump.
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When these guys lose their flower, they turn red and become aggressive.
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Sounds like Flavio, but he doesn't look Beanish to me. From that bit I first thought of Podley or Podler. But the last bit is definitely Flavio.
This character's first appearance on-screen isn't actually them, but another character who is impersonating them (and subsequently several other characters). Their real self comes in shortly after to question how they can already be there.
This character's first appearance on-screen isn't actually them, but another character who is impersonating them (and subsequently several other characters). Their real self comes in shortly after to question how they can already be there.
At first I was like Merlee, but at the "question how they can already be there" part just sold the fact that it's O' Chunks.
This character is one of Bowser's minions who is associated with pipes, wether he carries one in battle, or uses them to attack the Mario Bros.
This character is one of Bowser's minions who is associated with pipes, wether he carries one in battle, or uses them to attack the Mario Bros.
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Shovel Knight said:
Could that be Luigi because of the Year of Luigi stuff? This hint seems pretty general, quite honestly.
This character is one of the few obvious humans in the Marioverse, notably described as a "rascal" in the sports game they are featured in.
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Fluffy boi(or possibly gurl?)
Is it one of those random human characters from some of the earlier Mario sports games?
Ladybirds that walk in a set path, going either in loops or back and forth.
I think it's Crash Bandicoot, only because bandicoots aren't what would be a common animal. In fact, spell check says that the word "bandicoot" is an invalid word! Also, his recent game is the N. Sane Trilogy.
Is it Clay (Mario Tennis: Power Tour)? Had to look it up since it's kind of vague.
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Shovel Knight said:
I think it's Crash Bandicoot, only because bandicoots aren't what would be a common animal. In fact, spell check says that the word "bandicoot" is an invalid word! Also, his recent game is the N. Sane Trilogy.
Mikan Tsumiki said:
Is it Clay (Mario Tennis: Power Tour)? Had to look it up since it's kind of vague.
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Shovel Knight said:
Since this one's probably cryptic for you, I will provide two hints on this:
1) Ladybirds are insects
2) This enemy first appears in Super Mario 3D Land
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They're called Ladybugs, mot ladybirds. That probably is what spawned the confusion.
And in that case, BiddyBuds.
Anyway, these guys assist you throughout your adventure and are regarded as the main items of the game, pretty much like Link's items.
And in that case, BiddyBuds.
Anyway, these guys assist you throughout your adventure and are regarded as the main items of the game, pretty much like Link's items.
The final unlockable character in Super Smash Bros. Melee.
No, they are indeed called ladybirds in British English. The insect's name is derived from combining "lady", referring to the Virgin Mary and "bird" referring to its ability to fly. There is even a publishing company called "Ladybird Books" in England. Then again, not everybody is familiar with English that is outside American so there is indeed some confusion.
I am guessing... Pikmin. They assist the Captain in tasks they can't perform themselves, and they follow you so in a way they are like items that can move.
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No, they are indeed called ladybirds in British English. The insect's name is derived from combining "lady", referring to the Virgin Mary and "bird" referring to its ability to fly. There is even a publishing company called "Ladybird Books" in England. Then again, not everybody is familiar with English that is outside American so there is indeed some confusion.
Everyone said:
I am guessing... Pikmin. They assist the Captain in tasks they can't perform themselves, and they follow you so in a way they are like items that can move.
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