I've used the
Japanese Wikipedia page on the enemies in the game for the following information:
バット しゅるけん - Batto Shuruken -> Bat Shuruken
シロップ城に設置されているトラップ。光を発生させると同時にコウモリミサイルを発射してくる。
A trap installed in Syrup Castle. When it emits light, it fires a bat missile at you. (Despite what this says, it does not use the word Shuruken for missile so I would probably not take it as confirmation to call this thing Bat Missile unless you guys are OK with using that conjectural name).
ボウッ - Bō - currently listed as
Bōtsu
ストーブ谷に出現する。マリオシリーズのバブルを彷彿とさせるキャラ。
Appears in Stove Canyon. A character that resembles the Bubble [enemy] from the
Mario series.
プー - Pū (mispelled it the first time lol) -
White puff
正体不明のスライムのような生き物。踏むと膨らんでワリオを真上に飛ばす。『スーパーマリオブラザーズ3』に登場する同名のとは関係ない。
A living object that looks like an unidentifiable slime. When you step on it, it inflates, [making] Wario fly overhead. Not related to the similarly named enemy from Super Mario Bros. 3.
チクリ - Chikuri -
Chikuri
壁づたいに動いている電気のタマ。
An electric ball that moves along walls.
ゴロー - Gurō -
Spiked Ball
トゲ付きの鉄球
An iron ball covered in spikes.
Chokkin (the enemy we currently have listed as a Muncher) is surprisingly not the name the wiki gives. I'm not sure which one they are since again, I've never played the game, but there is an enemy that is listed as a subspecies of pirahna plants that shoots poison or something. idk lol
now given that this is all sourced from jp wikipedia, none of it is therefore citable on our wiki, but what is citable is the image from the Manga, and jp wikipedia does check out with (most of) the remaining unknown enemy names you've given for that image.
if you want to know what i think then:
this is not a Bōtsu, this is a Bat Shuruken. The image given labels the enemy as Bat Shuruken, and we currently have it listed under Bōtsu.
this is also not a Bōtsu, this is a Bō (or unless someone wants to correct me on how that would be romanised, because the ending ッ is what I'm having trouble with). The jp wiki lists it under Bō, and I argue that the name given in this image which we've incorrectly translated as Bōtsu could be interpreted the same way.
there you go
