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K-9: These dog-like creatures appear in Bandit's Way, and like most enemies there they aren't much tougher than previous enemies, but they do have some decent attacks. However, you can usually knock them out first. Submitted by Simon.

Kab-omb: These Bob-ombs are the weirdest guys I have ever seen. They can be defeated if you jump on them, but if they get hit by fire... KABOOM! Appears in New Super Mario Bros. Found by Gold yoshi.

Ka-Bloom!: The boss of the Ancient Waterworks and consumer of a Wishstone Fragment. This flower measures over ten feet in diameter and reeks of garlic and animal waste. It symbolizes death. And bad cooking. From Wario: Master of Disguise. Sent in by ghettobananachris.

Kaboomba: A walking cannon, usually seen in twos, that appears in underground places of Yoshi's Island. They fire cannonballs that can go a long distance. Submitted by Ludwig 222.

Kamella: A giant Magikoopa in purple robes that controls some of Bowser's Airship Fleet in the Space Junk Galaxy and controls the Deep Dark Galaxy. She must be attacked by shells that she shoots. Kamella can also call other Magikoopas to help her in battle. Found in Super Mario Galaxy. Sent in by Crazy Koopa.

Katasini: A cat entertainer who is Toad's first opponent in the forest. Only appears in Wario's Woods. Submitted by Coco.

Kent C. Koopa: This Koopa in Paper Mario is huge! He appears after Chapter 6 and charges 100 coins to go down Pleasant Path. If you decide to battle him, he attacks both you and your partner. Submitted by Axemblack97.

King Bill: Beleive it or not, these guys are bigger than Banzai Bills! How do you beat them? You can't. These are so overpowered, they only appear in the very last level of New Super Mario Bros Wii. Sent in by Yosh 3000.

King Bomb: Punchinello's last resort in Mario RPG, it ends up doing him in before it gets a chance to hurt you. Magikoopa likes to create these so watch out and kill them before they go boom or you're in trouble! Submitted by Simon.

King Boo: The final boss of Luigi's Mansion, drive him out of his Bowser suit then get him! Also a regular boss in Mario Sunshine, he doesn't like peppers. Submitted by Damage.

King Calimari: The BOSS of BLOOPERS! His tentacles can whisk you away, causing a fear attack, and he does the accuracy and attack power damaging Sand Storm. If you have Super Flame or Ultra Flame, turn up the heat! Submitted by John.

King Croacus: The current king of the Floro Sapiens is their fourth monarch. He is a giant flower that uses his petals and other smaller heads. He appears in Super Paper Mario. Sent in by Paperlemmy.

King Kaliente: A giant Cosmic Blooper that can shoot flames. Strangely, he can also shoot coconuts. He controls the Airship Fleet in the Good Egg Galaxy and holds one of the Grand Stars. Found in Super Mario Galaxy. Sent in by Crazy Koopa.

King Totomesu: The boss of Birabuto Kingdom (the first world) in Super Mario Land. He attacks by spitting fireballs (the kind Bowser spits). You can attack his with Superballs or you can jump over and press the button behind him to win. Talk about SMB reminiscent! Submitted by Guest256.

Kingfin: A giant, undead fish skeleton that lives in the Bonefin Galaxy. He must be shot 5 times with shells to be defeated. Found in Super Mario Galaxy. Sent in by Crazy Koopa.

Kinklink: Focus on this in your fight with Bowser in Mario RPG. Destroying him will end the battle. Submitted by Miles "Thumbs" Power.

Klanber: Usually climbs around fences in Mario Sunshine. Knock them off from the other side! Submitted by Moses Kim.

Klepto: The name of the vulture who flies about Shifting Sand Land. If you linger nearby, he will steal your hat. Punch him to make him leave you alone, but he cannot be killed. Submitted by I Larry Koopa I.

Knife Guy and Grate Guy: Two baddies that appear in Booster's Tower. Grate Guy has 900 HP, Knife Guy has 700. Mario, Geno, and Bowser are the trio to use against this pair of morons. Submitted by Lakitu 2000.

Koopa Bros: These four nasty Koopas, Red, Green, Yellow, and Black, hold the first Star Spirit in Paper Mario. They may be cute, but they don't really do that good a job of protecting their Star. After they use a machine that looks like Bowser, they pile up and do a Super Spin that does as much damage as there are number of Koopa Bros. in the stack. They can fall over, and then they are like regular Koopa Troopas until they reassemble in a possibly smaller stack. For good fun, try a POW against them. Possibly a rip-off of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. Nice theme song. Sent in by Aleth.

Koopa Striker: Basically, Koopa soccer players that appear in Super Paper Mario. They kick shells around at Mario and company. Just kick their shells back at them! Sent in by Paperlemmy.

Koopa Troopa: A stupid turtle that walks around in every game Mario stars in except Mario 2, Yoshi’s Story, and Mario Kart 64. He is usually the most common enemy. Some have green shells and are really dumb, and some have red shells, and are smart enough not to walk off cliffs. He is slightly traitorous because Mario can use his shell to break ground-level blocks, but sometimes the shell rebounds and hurts Mario. This makes him just slightly more dangerous than the Goomba. In giant form, he is the boss of the fourth world in Yoshi’s Island and is actually somewhat difficult, since Yoshi must throw eggs quickly to knock him over. In Yoshi's Safari there's one that can take a lot of hits. He's the boss of one of the levels.

Koopaleon: A Koopa that is on all fours and can turn invisible, seen (or not) in Partners in Time. Submitted by Grey Guy.

Koopatrol: The Koopatrol is Bowser's private guard in Paper Mario, and they're armored to the shells. They can call up a super-hurtin' attack if they want, or even bring in more badguys of the same species. Don't stomp on one unless you're wearing the Spike Shield Badge. Submitted by Dark Boshi.

K. P. Koopa: This is the same as a normal Koopa in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, only with a yellow
shell. He's found in Glitzville. One of them is better known as King K. Submitted by Dark Koopa.

K. P. Paratroopa:  This is the same as a normal Paratroopa in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, only with a yellow shell. He's found in Glitzville. Submitted by Dark Koopa.

Kriffid: A brown version of Artichoker, it has a little more HP and can be found in several areas such as Bean Valley. Appears in Mario RPG. Submitted by Crazykoopa.

Kumo: A spider in 3-2 and 3-3 in Super Mario Land. They are exactly like Flies, only in a different level.

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Lakipea : This is a species of Lakitu that inhabits the Beanbean Kingdom of Superstar Saga. It looks just like a Lakitu but has vines growing all over it. His attacks include: Sharpea Ball: He throws a Sharpea at Mario or Luigi; and Sharpea Drop: He drops a Sharpea on the ground and it becomes a new enemy. Submitted by Luigi_alex.

Lakithunder: A powerful Lakitu that is the boss of World 7. Not only does he throw spinies, but he can fire lightning bolts at you! Appears in New Super Mario Bros. Found by Gold yoshi.

Lakitu: A cloud riding turtle and a great threat from the air. He is a very loyal member of the original Koopa Troop. He appears in every game Mario stars in except Mario Brothers and Mario 2. He throws Spinies, fishes from pipes, takes aim from holes in walls, throws bombs, and even appears in dead form. He has a very large range, and can sometimes threaten Mario for an entire course. He is extremely dangerous, especially since there is no other enemy like him for Mario to practice against. He can be stomped or fireballed, but is usually too high to be reached, and also he usually comes back after a while. He is usually better (for Mario) when he is avoided. He does have a soft heart for racing, though, and referees the race tracks. In Yoshi's Safari he is a really pesky mini-boss who throws down Spinies.

Lakitofu: A Lakitu that clings to the side of a spacecraft and beams down Spiny Shroopas in Partners in Time. Submitted by Grey Guy.

Landmaster: Uggh... This guy's creepy. Basically a bull monster with a nose ring from Wario Land. He's also the second boss in that game, too. Hit him to make him vulnerable, then toss him into the lava! He still is weird, though. Sent in by Tatanga.

Lantern Ghost: A bluish ghost that carries a lantern in the caves of Yoshi's Island. Some come in brown, too. Very easy to avoid. One brown one is stronger than the others; he is a mini-boss in Paper Mario. He isn't that hard as long as you keep the room lit. Sent in by Ludwig 222.

Laser Jigglefish: This floating jellyfish appears in Pecan Sands in Wario World. Dodge its laser beam attack, and when it finishes doing that, Ground Pound it to stun it. Sent in by Ludwig 222.

Laser Snifit: This guy is found in Woohoo Hooniversity in Superstar Saga. They're all over the place! They are actually professors transformed by Cackletta. They have two attacks. They will go up face-to-face with a brother and shoot, in which case just stand there to dodge it. If they stand a few inches away before they attack, jump to dodge. Give 'em a few good hammer whacks to defeat them. Submitted by Guest 256.

Lava Bubble: He appears in Mt. Lavalava of Paper Mario. This red flame is a weaker version of his cousin at Star Way, having only 9 HP. He can attack your allies, though, and can be a bit dangerous if he attacks you before you get to the Fire Shield Badge. Submitted by Guest256.

Lava Bud: These are Lava Piranha's teammates. They hit you with Fire Bombs when possible. Good thing there are only two. When Lava Piranha dives under the lava, so do these guys. They also can't fight for five turns if the fire is doused. Nintendo Power says to use Tidal Wave to take out Lava Piranha and his buds (no pun intended). Sent in by Aleth.

Lava Drop: A fiery creature that floats around in the later levels of Yoshi's Island. They move both vertically and horizontally. It can't be defeated, and can be a real pain to deal with sometimes. Submitted by Ludwig 222.

Lava Ghost: These lava ghosts live in Blargg's Boiler in Yoshi's Story. They jump across the screen and go down in the lava. They're not really hard to avoid. Submitted by Coco.

Lava Lotus: An underwater plant of Mario 3, it releases up to 5 lavaballs at once. Since it's fireproof, and you can't spin your tail underwater, they're practically invincible. But if Mario is careful with a Statue Stomp, or tosses hammers, they're finished. Very rare, there are only 6 in the game, and 3 of them are all the way on world 7-4. Sent in by John.

Lava Piranha: At least this guy has his head down, so you can jump him safely, but there's a catch. He would be on the ground, but he's in a lava pit, so hammers don't work. When half of his HP is gone he gives you Star Points, but then he comes up again with fire on his head. He won't be able to attack for five turns if his fire is doused! Sent in by Aleth.

Lee: Lee is a strange blue creature in the Dojo of Paper Mario who can transform. He will transform into your party member using Mimic. He will take full advantage of your partner's normal attack. When he turns back after being hurt badly, his Charge attack isn't very pretty. He can't be fought until you beat Chan. Sent in by Aleth.

Lemon Drop: A gooey creature that drops off of ceilings and makes yicky noises. He is an easy, edible foe for Yoshi in Yoshi’s Island.

Lethal Bob-omb: These guys are always flashing, ready to blow! You might want to stay away, if possible... If not, use our good ol' hammer! They're found in Partners in Time. Submitted by Paperlemmy.

Leuko: Well, it's a jellyfish with electric attacks. Must be what Jelectro grew into. Shows up on Sunken Ship, and Mario should leave it alone... very strong. Sent in by John.

Li'l Boo: This is (strangely) a stronger version of a Big Boo who appears in Smithy's Factory in Mario RPG. Submitted by Simon.

Li'l Sparky: A rare enemy, this little fireball of Mario World appears in some castles, travelling the outside of blocks and behaving like Spark of SMB2. Only Li'l Sparky isn't too fast, but they appear on small, crucial blocks. Sent in by John.

Limbo Bro: Found in Guffawha Ruins in Superstar Saga. He has two attacks, both of which can be easily avoided. Jump when he's next to you or hammer him when he's approaching you. You should defeat him in three or four hits. Sent in by Ludwig 222.

Limbo Guys: Found in Yoshi's Story's Shy Guy Limbo on Page 5, these Shy Guys comes in pairs and carry a limbo stick. Submitted by Axemblack97.

Little Mouse:  A mouse that likes to steal Yoshi's eggs in Yoshi's Island. Very annoying, like in 2-2, 6-2, 3-6, and 6-7. Some even pop out of walls, making them more annoying. Some wear skulls on their head, never steal Yoshi's eggs, and are less annoying. Sent in by Ludwig 222.

Lizardon: A purple lizard who is Toad's second opponent in the mountain. Only appears in Wario's Woods. Submitted by Coco.

Lord Crump: Grodus' right-hand man from PM2. He commands most of the X-Nauts when carrying out an evil plan. He drives a big ugly purple robot called the Magnus von Grapple. Submitted by Blue Boo.

Love Bubble: A flying bug that swoops down at you, found in Partners in Time. Submitted by Grey Guy.

Lungefish: A fish that resembles Big Bertha, but he is a metal robot. He snaps at Yoshi from within the waters of Mario World, and his bite is deadly. He is even more dangerous than Big Bertha of Mario 3 because he can jump higher, but Blurp can jump higher still.

Lurchin: Lolls around in the waters of the Smithsnorian and Ancient Waterworks. This emotionally fragile urchin hurts everyone he touches, no matter how hard he tries not to. He spends each night sobbing from nearly unbearable loneliness. From Wario: Master of Disguise. Sent in by ghettobananachris.

Lydia: The second portrait ghost on Luigi's Mansion. Vacuum the right curtain and then she'll say a draft is coming. This is when her heart is exposed. Submitted by Ludwig 222.

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Mace Penguin: A penguin that throws maces at you (similar to Spike from SMB3) in 5-1 of Yoshi's Island. Stop or eat them to defeat them. Submitted by Ludwig 222.

Machine Made: These are clones of Mack, Bowyer, Yaridovich, and the Axem Rangers, but they don't have quite the same stats or attacks. They appear in Smithy's Factory of Mario RPG. Submitted by Simon.

MachoGrubba: The owner of the Glitz Pitz will stop at nothing to stop you! Appears in PM2. Submitted by Extreme nintendo master.

Mack: A dagger that guards the first Star in Mario RPG. He attacks with fire and has his Shyster bodyguards attack, but he hates thunder and fire. Kind of bad for him when you consider who he's up against. Submitted by John.

Mad Adder: Domino’s answer for Cloaker’s Earthlink. This snake is summoned if you beat Cloaker in the first battle. Beat up the serpent and Domino will fall with him. Submitted by Miles "Thumbs" Power.

Mad Goomba: An angry Gommba found on Vibe Island. According to the Glossary, "Its expression when it causes an earthquake is great." It's really kinda of scary... Found by Paperlemmy.

Mad Green Koopa: An angry Koopa from Vibe Island. According to the Glossary, it "attacks angrily like a spoiled child!" Yeah, that about describes it. Found by Paperlemmy.

Mad Green Paratroopa: An angry Paratroopa with a green shell that lives on Vibe Island. According to the Glossary, it "floats to and fro. Attacks foes upon slight." Found by Paperlemmy.

Mad Hat Mk. I: The first boss of the game, it is fought aboard the S.S. Caviar. Cannoli's custom-built UFO. The lower jet engine keeps it aloft in even the most miserable conditions, but makes the thing rather hard to balance. From Wario: Master of Disguise. Sent in by ghettobananachris.

Mad Hat Mk. II: The second boss fought aboard the S.S. Caviar. A fierce deity that has guarded Cannoli's family for generations. Whenever Cannoli's desire for treasure hits the boiling point, this robot is sure to appear! From Wario: Master of Disguise. Sent in by ghettobananachris.

Mad Hat Mk. III: Greets you rather warmly in Carpaccio's Lab... Not really. Using cutting-edge technology developed by his company, International Evil Concerns Inc, Cannoli made his robot twice as powerful as before. Found in Wario: Master of Disguise. Sent in by ghettobananachris.

Mad Mallet: A factory worker in SMRPG. It isn’t every day that you see a living hammer. Submitted by Miles "Thumbs" Power.

Mad Piano: There’s only one and it appears in a room in Big Boo’s Haunt. It won’t come to life unless you go near it and the only reason to do that is to get the red coin it’s guarding. Unless you’re a skilled player I suggest you get the Vanish Cap from the next room to safely get the coin. Otherwise just sneak around it cuz it’s invincible. Submitted by Hip.

Mad Scienstein: A mad scientist that appears in both Wario Land 3 and Doctor Mario 64. In Wario Land, he throws potions that give Wario invisibility. In Doctor Mario 64, he steals the Megavitomins for his boss, Rudy the Clown. In Normal difficulty and up, he will fight Doctor Mario/Wario alongside Hammer Bot. Submitted by The Dryest Bones.

Madame Clairvoya: One of the portrait ghosts in Luigi's Mansion. This one, though, is friendly, and will give (limited) prophecies each time you bring her one of Mario's five lost items. After you bring the last one, she will ask to be captured, and won't put up much fight. I foresee a gold frame in your future!

Magikoopa: An evil Koopa wizard that likes to inhabit places that are already dangerous. He shoots rays from his magic wand and then disappears. He can be stomped, but only if he can be caught. He appears in Mario World, Yoshi's Safari, Mario RPG, Yoshi’s Island, and Paper Mario. He is traitorous in Mario World because his wand allows Mario to get past a bridge suspended over the lava in Lemmy’s castle. He is a boss in Yoshi's Safari and is widely considered the toughest boss in the game.

Magmite: A rock. More specifically, a rock in the Barrel Volcano in SMRPG. He has good defense but his HP is laughable. Well, what do you expect from a rock? Submitted by Miles "Thumbs" Power.

Magmus: A more powerful Magmite. They still lack the ability to stand up to ice, but now every other special attack is worthless. With his HP, however, you may as well use normal attacks. Submitted by Miles "Thumbs" Power.

Magon: These are the simplest enemies in Wario World, and they come in two sizes. Small ones can be defeated by one punch and large ones take one punch to stun them. In later levels, the big kinds take three punches to stun them. Sent in by Ludwig 222.

Major Burrows: A giant Monty Mole that wears a spiky blue shell for a helmet. He has a taste for Star Rabbits and also has a slight temper problem. Found in Super Mario Galaxy. Sent in by Crazy Koopa.

Malakoopa: Green Koopa Paratroopas in Mario RPG, only found in Bowser's Keep. Have Bowser in the group to scare them off. Submitted by John.

Malibut: A weird-looking fish found in the Seabed in Superstar Saga, Every time you attack, it will counterattack by shooting rocks at the Bros. They have decent HP and attacks for the time. Submitted by Ludwig 222.

Mallow Clone: Copy of Mallow that is made by Belome in the second battle with him. He has low HP, but powerful magic. Unload physical attacks on him. Sent in by Jeff the Great.

Manager: The manager of Smithy’s Factory in SMRPG. Don’t concentrate on the Pounders, as more will come. Just focus your attacks at the head honcho. Submitted by Miles "Thumbs" Power.

Mandibug: These purple, fanged bugs appear in Super Mario Galaxy, mostly in the Honeyhive and Gold Leaf Galaxies. Whenever Mario comes by, they will quickly lunge and attempt to bite him. They can be defeated by a ground pound on the back. Sent in by Sgt. Fly.

Mangylox: A hairy monster who happens to be Toad's toughest opponent in the mountain. Only appears in Wario's Woods. Submitted by Coco.

Manta Storm: A large electric manta silouette in Super Mario Sunshine. If you spray water at it, it'll divide. Submitted by Moses Kim.

Marching Milde: A giant Milde, this is the seventh boss in Yoshi's Island. Lacking any definite attack other than walking around, he will split into smaller Mildes when jumped on. There are four sizes in all. The smallest ones are regular Mildes and can be eaten or egged. The battle ends when the room is cleared of enemies.

Marilyn: The bulky member of the Three Shadow Sirens from PM2. She casts lightning attacks, and has a wonderful way with words. "Guh! GUHH!" ~Marilyn. Submitted by Blue Boo.

Mario Clone: Copy of Mario that is made by Belome in the second battle with him. Has pretty high HP, but can only perform a weak jump attack. Sent in by Jeff the Great.

Mask Koopa: These are what the Koopa Troopas turn into after you beat the Special World. They look like a mix between a Koopa Troopa and Mario. Submitted by Ludwig 222.

Mastadoom: This creature may have been an elephant, but it is definitely dead. It has a very strong attack and high HP to match, but it'll take a round for it to attack. Be sure to kill it then... again. Sent in by Specter.

The Master: Not really an enemy per se, but you train with him after you beat Chan and Lee in the dojo in Paper Mario.. He has three forms, the last one being a super combatant with 99 HP! If you don't have the Zap Tap badge or a Stone Hat, his combo attack is deadly. Submitted by Miles "Thumbs" Power.

M. Bush: AMBUSH FROM M. BUSH! Sorry. First appeared in Paper Mario on Lavalava Island. Taking a page from the Hurt Plant's book, these guys are disguised as a harmless bush, and have a pretty decent bite attack. Be careful, as if by any chance you get bitten, you WILL get poisoned. Its stats are: HP: 8; Attack: 3; Defense: 0. Submitted by Bobby.

Mean Emcee: This boss of Wario World's Mirror Mansion is a wimp! Punch him a few times and he'll hide under the giant cups. Watch them move (they get faster the more you hurt him), select the right one, then punch it again and throw the Mean Emcee off the stage! Do this four more times to win. If you select the wrong one, enemies appear; harder enemies appear the more hits he takes. Sent in by Ludwig 222.

Mecha-Blooper: This large Blooper is found in Oho Ocean of Mario Sunshine. It is equipped with large grey
bullets in the front. It looks a bit like Gooper Blooper. Submitted by Terry.

Mecha Bowser: A robotic model of Bowser found in Mario Sunshine's Pinna Park. To meet him, chase Shadow Mario until he stops and gets to the fountain. Shadow Mario will go inside it to attack Mario by shooting Bullet Bills. A Noki will take Mario to the hero's vehicle. You'll then ride around the roller coaster and be able to pick up rockets, which get stuck in FLUDD's nozzle. To defeat Mecha-Bowser, shoot the rockets at his face. You must do this four times. Submitted by Coco.

Mecha-Chomp: Found in Woohoo Hooniversity in Superstar Saga. They only have one attack: it will attack Mario or Luigi based on the color on its head. To be safe, have both brothers jump at the same time. Just repeatedly hit it with jumps. Sent in by Ludwig 222.

Mecha Crab: It moves left and right. It also attempts to pinch you with its claws. Found in Mario vs DK 2. Sent in by Crazy Koopa.

Mechakoopa: A mechanical toy that Bowser likes to tinker with. Unfortunately, he is not very dangerous, and is extremely traitorous, since Mario uses him to defeat Bowser in Mario World. Bowser used him once again in Yoshi's Safari, where after being shot he would fall down and then soon get up. Yoshi could kill him by bumping into him while he was still down.

Medi Guy: A Shy Guy in a helicopter, who appears in the Toy Box. His attack isn't very strong, but he will heal your enemies. Take this Axem Pink-wannabe out before he can refresh your foes. Submitted by Guest256.

Mega Cheep Cheep: A sizely Cheep Cheep seen in New Super Mario Bros.

Mega Deep Cheep: Giant green Cheep Cheep from New Super Mario Bros. Sent in by Axemblack97.

Mega Goomba: This gigantic Goomba is the boss of World 4, it can be squashed with the use of ground pounds from above. Appears in New Super Mario Bros. Found by Gold yoshi.

Mega Koopa: A Koopa given the power of a Mega Star in Super Paper Mario. The only thing that can beat this colossal 8-Bit disaster is a Mega Star-powered hero... Sent in by Paperlemmy.

Mega Mole: A large hedgehog that lives in the caves in Mario World. He is notorious for blocking necessary passageways. The only way to beat him is by using the cape, but once Mario gets passed him he doesn’t have to worry about a return visit. Name submitted by John.

Megaleg: A giant robot that is under the control of Bowser Jr. He is found in Bowser Jr's Robot Reactor in Super Mario Galaxy. He is powered by a Grand Star. Sent in by Crazy Koopa.

Megasmilax: Megasmilax appears in Bean Valley. He has 1000 HP but is not that much of a threat. Be sure to equip Trueform pins so he does not transform your party into Mushrooms. Submitted by Lakitu 2000.

Mekabon: Found in 2-2 in Super Mario Land, these guys can shoot their head off to hurt you. The head can come back if you stomp it. Sent in by Ludwig 222.

Melody Piannisima: This portrait ghost lives in the Conservatory of Luigi's Mansion. Turn on all the instruments, then walk up to the piano. Answer her question correctly and she'll attack with music sheets. When she shakes her head, it's vacuuming time! Submitted by Ludwig 222.

Mezzo Bomb: In Mario RPG, these are Punchinello's third and last resort. They're big and strong, and not killable with just one Thunderbolt like the other two bombs. Take them out before they take you out, and then go for Punchinello. Better yet, repeatedly bombard them with Thunderbolt attacks. Submitted by Guest256.

Micro Bomb: These puny creatures are Punchinello's first resort in Mario RPG. They're very weak so don't bother about them. Submitted by Simon.

Microgoomba: The child of the big Goomba, found in Mario 3. He falls from his parent’s body and encircles Mario, hindering his jumping ability. However, he does not hurt Mario, and several quick hops can throw him off.

Milde: A passive, cheery creature in Yoshi’s Island. She can hurt Yoshi, but she doesn’t attack and is not fast. The only dangerous thing about her is that she explodes after being stomped and the explosion could send Yoshi off a very nearby cliff.

Mimi: A shape-shifting little girl who's a minion of Count Bleck in Super Paper Mario. Her true form is that of a nasty-looking spider creature. She loves rubees. Sent in by Paperlemmy.

Miner Ant: An Ant with a hard hat and shovel found in Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins. They dig up rocks and toss them at Mario, but are otherwise just like regular Ants. Sent in by Paperlemmy.

Mini Octopus: The mini-enemies Octopus sics at you when Mario fights him; they are small and tricky so just avoid them. Found in Super Mario Land 2. Sent in by Mr.Nose.

Minicula: The small bat in Wario Land 4. When it bites Wario, he turns in to Bat Wario. He cannot be defeated. Sent in by Lord Seth.

Mini Goomba: This enemy is the only enemy that Mini Mario can kill normally, just jump on them to deal damage. Appears in New Super Mario Bros. Found by Gold yoshi.

Mini-X-Yux: Protector of the X-Yux in the X-Naut Fortress of PM2. Like the other Mini-Yuxs, you can't attack the main Yux while these are there. Submitted by Siro.

Mini-Yux: Little creatures that protect the Yuxs of the Great Tree in PM2. The regular Yux cant be harmed while they have one of these things around them. Submitted by Siro.

Mini-Z-Yux: These gray Mini-Yuxs guard the Z-Yux in the X-Naut Fortress of PM2. They must be defeated to make the Z-Yux vulnerable. Submitted by Siro.

Minor Ant: These ants dig up rocks that they throw at you. Similar to digging Chucks, they are found it Super Mario Land 2. Sent in by Mr.Nose.

Miss Petunia: Showering in the bathtub of the 2F Bathroom in Luigi's Mansion, she holds the key to the Billiards Room. When vacuuming her up, drag her into a corner so the pearls she drops don't fall into the tub. Before you do that, you'll need to make her chill out. Submitted by Ludwig 222.

Missile Bill: A rare varient of the common Bullet Bill, this red-tinted weapon can track Mario and will turn left or right to keep him in its sights. Found in Mario 3, this Bill still cannot change its altitude. Mario will be safe if he's not on the Bill Blaster's level, but just because he dodges the bullet once doesn't mean the danger is over...

Mokura: A poison gas cloud found in Land's End of Mario RPG. When you find a small cloud wandering about then that's him. He is invisible at the start of the battle but a special attack will cause him to appear. Submitted by Simon.

Moltz the Very Goonie: Boss of World 5's fourth stage in Yoshi's Island DS. He is a really fat Goonie that can fly. Just ground pound him! Sent in by Crazy Koopa.

Mom Piranha: This (strange) Piranha that hatches from an egg only appears in Mario and Luigi: Superstar Saga. It is hurt double by the Thunderhand (Luigi) when red and the Firebrand (Mario) when blue. It is always with two Piranha Plants. It's HP is 220. It starts out red, but if it has two Piranha Plants that are blue it turns blue and vice versa. Sent in by Gold Yoshi.

Monchee: These are little monkey action figures with symbols. Grab their tails to use as a rope. They are in Mario VS Donkey Kong. Submitted by Luigi_Ownz.

Moneybags: Appears in Snowman's Land in Super Mario 64, and when he pops up, he'll bounce around, evading Mario's moves (not too hard to do). A passive foe, he disguises himself as a coin to avoid attack, but reveals his true self if approached, and the fact that his disguise floats a little helps separate him from a real coin. Should Mario be able to beat it, they leave behind five coins, but those coins slide around quite a bit in order to keep Mario from healing any inevitable damage. Mario can't ram it with the shell, that will just end his ride. Sent in by John.

Monstar: Kudos to Smash's bio- this guy is a pathetic ghost-type monster in Paper Mario that can kill you in about 35 rounds- if you have 35 HP. Yup, he can do 1 HP worth of damage per turn, and he has 20 HP. His attack looks cool, but what can you expect from a cluster of Star Kids? Sent in by Husky/Washu.

Monstorous Magnet: Flying magnets that appear in Beanstalk Way in Wario World. Avoid their shots and jump and punch them, then pick them up and Mega Toss them into a metal wall to use them as a platform to get to a higher area. Sent in by Ludwig 222.

Monty Mole: A mole that pops out of holes in the sides of cliffs in Mario World, Yoshi's Safari, Mario Party 3, and Paper Mario. He is fairly easy to defeat or avoid because he has no defense and his only offense is running at Mario. However, he does home in on Mario and can run faster than he can, so he can be a threat in a tight situation. He also appears as an obstacle in Mario Kart and Mario Kart 64.

Monty Tank: The boss of the mountainous six world in New Super Mario Bros, this is a Monty Mole driving a tank. His ammo isn't that difficult to avoid, but jumping on his head when he rises from the top of the tank could be a challenge.

Moon Cleft: A spiked Cleft that lives on the moon of PM2. Like regular Clefts, if you knock them over their defense drops to 0. Submitted by Siro.

Mouser: The boss of the first and third worlds in Mario 2. His strength is based on his denial to be wimpy. He throws bombs at Mario which must be tossed back before they explode. He takes three and five hits respectively, and is really stronger than one (like Mario) would expect.

Mr. Blizzard: A playful snowman, he'll pop up out of the snow on Cool, Cool Mountain and in Snowman's Land. The telltale bursting snow gives subtle clue to his presence. He loves a good snowball fight- too bad for Mario that his body and ammo are deadly cold. Worse for the snowman that if his target moves to fast, especially when close by, he'll collapse and give up three coins... but he'll be back! For some reason, shells don't even faze him. He is a possible partner in Mario Party 3. Sent in by John.

Mr. Bones: These boneheads from Luigi'ss Mansion have 30 HP and they toss their bones about. Avoid their bones and when they fall, pull them into the vacuum. Submitted by David.

Mr. Cheeky: A beast trapped in the episode in the Sneezemore Cave. This poor ape is old enough to need dentures, and yet still doesn't have the hang of the whole potty-training thing. Hence the undies and angry demeanor. From Wario: Master of Disguise. Sent in by ghettobananachris.

Mr. Eel: Useless eel but comes in swarms. They appear in Yoshi's Story in 4-2. Submitted by Coco.

Mr. I: Like Mr. Blizzard, he bombards his target, this time with some sort of strange ball of eye goo, and in the same way, he can only be stopped if Mario is smart enough to run circles around him and collect his blue coin. Unlike Mr. Blizzard, they can be seen (no pun intended) almost anywhere, but especially where there's not much running room. Sent in by John.

Mr. Kipper: Yet another bad guy with a formal name. He may describe himself as a “fresh little fish”, but he is still relatively weak. Found in Mario RPG. Submitted by Miles "Thumbs" Power.

Mr. L: Also known as the Green Thunder, this masked man in green is the newest minion of Count Bleck, from Super Paper Mario. He's known for his high jumping skills and his love for his giant robot, Brobot. Sent in by Paperlemmy.

Mr. Luggs: This glutton is found in the Dining Room of Luigi's Mansion. He eats too much and is sort of complicated to defeat. Submitted by Ludwig 222.

Mrs. Thwomp: Mr. Thwomp’s wife and the mini-boss of Thwomp Volcano in Partners in Time. Submitted by Grey Guy.

Mssr Boo: A ghost with a painter hat who happens to be Toad's toughest opponent above the forest. Only appears in Wario's Woods. Submitted by Coco.

Muckle: Fights the same as Leuko, but lives in the Nimbus Land castle. Very strong, and can do the annoying Crystal. Sent in by John.

Muddy Buddy: A slime covered creature that lives in dark places in Yoshi’s Island. He is not really a baddy, and helps Yoshi cross an area filled with spikes. However, his slippery nature makes him difficult to control, and Yoshi must be very careful around him.

Mufti Guy: A Shy Guy that wears a flower hat on top of its head for camoflauge, and appears in Yoshi's Island. You can jump on him to get rid of the flower hat and he'll turn to a normal Shy Guy. Submitted by Extreme nintendo master.

Mukumuku: Muku muku! Muku? Muku MUKU! Muku mu- OW! Okay, okay. A mole-like enemy from SMRPG. Appears on Star Hill. Not too hard to beat if you're not at a low level. Submitted by Joanie Koopa.

Mummipokey: This Pokey is the boss of World 2, but all you have to do is throw fireballs or jump on him to damage his head to damage him. Appears in New Super Mario Bros. Found by Gold yoshi.

Mummy Guy: If you step on this enemy, it'll regenerate later. Found in Mario vs DK 2. Sent in by Crazy Koopa.

Munchelangelo: This happy little mouse has been living high on the hog on a luxury liner. Too much time at the buffet has engorged his belly to epic proportions. Found on the S.S.Cavier in Master of Disguise. Sent in by fuzzyboy10.

Muncher: A short, black flower that appears in Mario 3. He is very dangerous because he is invincible and often covers the ground. Mario must run over him as quickly as possible while invincible to avoid being munched. The only weakness he has is that P switches turn him into coins.

Muth: Large, mammoth-like creatures that roam the plains of Craig. They're very tough, and beating one is said to be a show of true manliness. They're no match for Bowser, though! Appears in Super Paper Mario. Sent in by Paperlemmy.

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Nana: Guarding the key to the Twins' Room, this is an old ghost that makes a scarf. Possibly the most tedious portrait ghost in the mansion. Submitted by Ludwig 222.

Naval Piranha: The king of the Piranha Plants from Yoshi's Island, and boss of the third world. To defeat him, hit the part where there's an X by making your eggs skid across the water. Hit him three times to defeat him. He will try to charge into you, and sometimes spit out Nipper plants. There's also a way to beat him without him getting large at all... Submitted by Coco.

Needlenose: A green spiked ball in Yoshi's Island spit by Cactus Jacks, Wild Ptooie Piranhas, and sometimes by Egg Plants. Submitted by Ludwig 222.

Neosquid: The mouth of the giant sword Exor, I have no idea why the mouth got its own name instead of Mouth. Found in SMRPG. Submitted by TJ Koopa.

Nep-enut: A blue version of Gargantua Blargg that lives in water and appears in a few more levels. Submitted by Ludwig 222.

Neville: The first portrait ghost of Luigi's Mansion. He lives in the Study reading books. When he yawns, get him! Submitted by Ludwig 222.

Nibbles: This fish is like a cross between a Cheep Cheep and a Chain Chomp, and is seen Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. If Mario falls into any body of water anywhere, whether it be a lake, an ocean, or a fountain, Nibbles will nip at Mario, causing him to jump straight out of the water and lose 1 HP! Submitted by Paperlemmy.

Nigel B. Whistlebottom: The most common guard in the Smithsnorian Museum. This guard descended from a proud family of watchmen who have been locked in a bitter struggle with the Cannoli Clan since time immemorial. From Wario: Master of Disguise. Sent in by ghettobananachris.

Ninja: These guys are pretty strange. They’re super-weak, and when you beat them, they throw a shuriken at you before they disappear. Found in SMRPG. Submitted by TJ Koopa.

Ninja Bird: A bird wearing a bandana found in Mirror Mansion of Wario World. They come out of any of the cups Mean EmCee isn't hiding in. Sent in by P.T. Piranha.

Ninji: A mysterious foe that inhabits the caves in Mario 2 and Mario World. Some of them jump up and down, and are very easy to avoid or throw, and some of them run very quickly, but are easy to jump over. He is not a dangerous foe and is more of a pest than anything else.

Nipper: A small white flower that appears in Mario 3 and Yoshi's Safari. They do not require pipes and are very aggressive. Most of them can hop to reach Mario, some can run at Mario, and some can rapidly spits fireballs in two directions. They are usually not that dangerous so long as Mario can jump high. But they are tough for Mario to shoot because they are small targets that move fast and often end up blocked by Yoshi's own head.

Nipper Spore: A dandelion blown by Windbags. These make Nippers appear. Found in Yoshi's Island DS. Sent in by Crazy Koopa.

Noko Bombette: These enemies from Mario Land 2 will explode when you jump on them. Found in Tree Zone 2. Submitted by Ludwig 222.

Nokobon: The most common enemy in Super Mario Land, even more common than the Chibobo. If you stomp them, their shell will explode. Sent in by Ludwig 222.

Noobis: One of four similar enemies in the Smithsnorian Museum. All who torment dogs, or at least refuse to give them table scraps when they beg and look cute, will be cursed by this statue in the afterlife. From Wario: Master of Disguise. Sent in by ghettobananachris.

Nyololin: A snake in 4-2 of Super Mario Land. They are exactly like Gaos; they're immoble and shoot fireballs in your direction. They can be difficult because they appear on platforms you must jump to. Sent in by Ludwig 222.

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O'Chunks: A huge man who is a minion of Count Bleck in Super Paper Mario. He is known for his immense strength, chucking skills, and Scottish accent. Try chucking HIM around! Sent in by Paperlemmy.

O Spike: A cactus ball found in 2-5 and 2-6 of Yoshi's Island. They're more like a "road block" than an enemy. An egg will get it out of your way. Submitted by Ludwig 222.

Octolot: Uhh… yeah. These guys are pretty hard to describe. Whatever he is, he seems to be held airborne by bat-winged Parabeetles. Despite his indescribability, he is kinda weak, and is easily taken out by fire or thunder attacks. Found in Mario RPG. Submitted by Miles "Thumbs" Power.

Octopus: He is the boss of Turtle Zone and attacks by charging at you and throwing mini octopi at you. Amazingly he is weak to fire. Found in Super Mario Land 2. Sent in by Mr.Nose.

Octovader: A purple Octolot. However, he has higher HP, a wider selection of attacks, and has become resistant to thunder. And in between all this, he is able to maintain a job as a part-time typist. Submitted by Miles "Thumbs" Power.

Oerlikon: In Super Mario RPG, these are those pesky blue Spinys in Barrel Volcano. They give up no coins, and are not too much of a threat... it's their sheer numbers and the Corkpedites that create them that are the problem. Sent in by John.

Officer Kicksworth: The tallest guard in the Smithsnorian. This guardsman is a bit overcautious. He's the jerk you see waving everyone else through a four-way stop and installing antilock brakes on shopping carts. From Wario: Master of Disguise. Sent in by ghettobananachris.

Oho Jee: Found in Oho Oasis in Superstar Saga, these monsters appear whenever you shock the blue Oho people with Thunderhand, or the red Oho people with Firebrand. They have high HP but very bad defense, and I've never seen them attack. Submitted by Ludwig 222.

Orange Ghost: These are your first encounter of the spooky kind in Luigi's Mansion. They have 10 HP and can be sucked up well. They don't carry any goodies, though, but you have to get these guys anyway. Watch out, they attack. Submitted by David.

Orb User: A living pogo stick that inhabits Booster's Tower in Mario RPG and uses an assortment of magical attacks from his crystal. What kind of attacks, you might ask? I can't tell you. Though his attack is pretty quick and he has great defense, his HP is so low that I've only seen him attack once. Sent in by Specter.

Orbison: This is a stronger version of Orb User that appears in Valentina's castle in Mario RPG. It has high defense but low HP. Submitted by Simon.

Ostro: An ostrich that appears in Mario 2. Although she can hurt Mario, she is not aggressive and is more of a ride than a baddy. Shy Guys often use her to get around. She can be thrown and thrown at and is not too difficult to avoid.

Oucher Glass: A big hourglass found in Guffawha Ruins in Superstar Saga. If you don't learn the timing of his attacks, he can be very hard. However, he can be defeated in two or three hits. If he does the sand boulder attack, pull out your hammer immediately and whack it. Sent in by Ludwig 222.

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