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Pak E. Derm: An elephant with a stop sign in his hand from Yoshi's Story. Use a ground pound in his face to knock him over, then flutter-kick over him. He doesn't hurt; he is pretty much just a roadblock. Sent in by Aleth.

Pakkun Flower: Just what Super Mario Land calls Piranha Plants. Nothing different from other games. Sent in by Ludwig 222.

Pale Piranha: A monochrome Piranha plant that lives in the Great Tree area of PM2. They're much weaker than regular Piranha Plants. Submitted by Siro.

Pandorite: The first chest Mario and Mallow will face in Mario RPG. He's in Kero Sewers and is quite tough for that earlier stage of the game. Some players will have to reutrn later in the game to defeat him, but strong players will be able to beat him early, especially with Mario's jump attack.

Panser: A dangerous flower that appears in Mario 2. He spits fire, some straight up and some in arcs, and is a very effective blockade. Some of them can walk, although they are slow and not much more dangerous than the immobile variety. A skilled Mario should be able to time him with no problem, but an experienced Mario could be at quite a loss.

Parabeanie: A kind of Beanie found in Superstar Saga near Beanbean Castle Town and twice near the Chuckola Reserve. They may have 20 HP, but they have the same attack power as a regular Beanie. They attacks in two ways: the first attack has it fly at you and ram you; use hammer defense to dodge. Its second attack is the same, except you have to jump to dodge it. It turns into a Beanie when it's taken enough damage, and can be defeated by a swing of your hammer when in this state. Sent in by TJVJ7@aol.com.

Parabeetle: A Buzzy Beatle that flies in Mario 3. He flies slowly and is not very dangerous. He is rare and only appears in one course, and he is very effective in hindering Mario's jumps from cloud to cloud over a bottomless pit.

Parabomb: A Bob-omb that floats down on a parachute in Mario World. Submitted by Miles "Thumbs" Power.

Paragoomba: A flying Goomba that appears in Mario 3, Yoshi's Safari, and Mario Party 3. He can be defeated with two stomps and is not very dangerous. Some of them make Microgoombas.

Paragloomba: Paragloombas are Gloombas with wings. A hit will cost them their wings and make them Gloombas. Sent in by Aleth.

Para-Strollin' Stu: These guys may remind you of the Lost Levels. In a bonus stage in Mario Sunshine's Sirena Hotel, these creatures help you reach far platforms. Submitted by Moses Kim.

Paratroopa: A Koopa Troopa with wings that appears in Mario 1, Mario 3, Mario World, Yoshi's Safari, Mario RPG, and Paper Mario. He’s not very dangerous and has a small range, but an inexperienced Mario may have trouble avoiding the bouncing ones.

Paratroopea: A blue Paratroopa in Superstar Saga. For beginners, these enemies are very hard because of its high speed and its healing move. It will turn into a Troopea after hit enough times. Sent in by Ludwig 222.

Parrotot: A weird parrot with swirling eyes who is Toad's second opponent above the forest. Only appears in Wario's Woods. Submitted by Coco.

Patrol Meow: A flying cat robot found in Fort Francis of Super Paper Mario. Just dodge it when it swoops down.

Pendulum Ghost: A large, skinny ghost that dangles from the walls of various castles. If he touches you, he will steal Baby Mario! Throw an egg at him to stun him temporarily. Appears in Yoshi's Island. Sent in by Fly Guy.

Pestnut: A spiky enemy found in Chucklehuck Woods and Seabed of Superstar Saga. They will turn into Beanies when hit enough times. If you get a Gold Beanie, it will run away. Sent in by Ludwig 222.

Petey Piranha: A boss in Super Mario Sunshine. It's a giant Piranha Plant with legs and a flower on his head. He flies too, quite well for an enemy his size. To defeat him, simply give him a drink and pound on his belly. Petey is also a boss in Partners in Time, Mario Pinball Land, Super Princess Peach, and New Super Mario Bros, and is playable in Double Dash and Mario Superstar Baseball. Submitted by Misty Koopa.

Phanto: A living jack-o-lantern that spends his time guarding keys. He will chase anyone who takes it but can be turned away by a throw of the key. He is not really very dangerous but an inexperienced Mario should be wary of him. He appears in Mario 2.

Phantom Ember: In PM2 you'll find this strange green Ember in the Palace of Shadow. Most of its attacks will set you on fire. Submitted by Siro.

Phantom Guy: If you step on the color switch that's the same color as a Phantom Guy, then it'll turn into a  block. Possibly related to Boo Block enemies. Found in Mario vs DK 2. Sent in by Crazy Koopa.

Pider: This is a spider that's found in the Pit of 100 Trials and the Great Tree of Paper Mario 2. It has 5 HP and can occasionally attack three times in a row. Submitted by Dark Koopa.

Pidgit: A black crow that appears in Mario 2. He is only able to fly with a magic carpet, but he uses it to swoop down on Mario. Unfortunately, he is not that dangerous, and he proved traitorous several times because Mario was able to throw him off and use the carpet to cross bottomless pits.

Pidgit Bill: These are what Bullet Bills turn into after you beat the Special World. They look like a mix between a Pidget and a Fuzzie. Submitted by Ludwig 222.

Pigarithm: A 3D pig-like creature found in the Woah Zone of Super Paper Mario. It takes three hits to defeat. Each time it gets hit, it gets smaller and faster. It drops a lot of coins when defeated.

Pile-Driver Microgoomba: These micro menaces have taken to bricks. They propel themselves in Mario's general direction, but aren't much of a threat if Mario is careful. Get the jump on them. Sent in by John.

Pink Boo: These Boos are found in Hotel Delfino of Super Mario Sunshine. Spraying them turns them into platforms used as steps to reach higher areas. Submitted by Ludwig 222.

Pinwheel: A fan found in Valentina’s Castle in SMRPG. Yes, I’m serious that it’s a fan. Submitted by TJ Koopa.

Pionpi: A bouncing zombie found in 4-1 of Super Mario Land. These guys are very annoying as a jump only stun thems for a few seconds. Just avoid them. Sent in by Ludwig 222.

Piranha Bean: A walking Piranha Plant that serves as a mini-boss in Superstar Saga. This plant can spit out fireballs as well as a mysteriously miniatured Prince Peasley, who he'll then catch on the rebound and re-swallow. Luigi must go solo and beat him in order to rescue Peasley and get one of the seven Bean Fruit needed to claim one of the four Beanstar Pieces.

Piranha Pest: This plant can fly and make Yoshi very small in Yoshi's Story. The only way to defeat it is to throw eggs at it. Submitted by Coco.

Piranha Planet: A big, floating ball of tiny pipes with Piranha Plants in them. Found in Partners in Time. Submitted by tatanga.

Piranha Plant: A vicious man-eating plant that usually lives in pipes, and a member of the original Koopa Troop. They usually run on a timer, popping in and out of the pipes. Usually they are not very dangerous because they will not pop out of their pipe if Mario is right next to it or on it. However, they are very threatening to an inexperienced or careless Mario. Some of them also spit fire, and can be quite dangerous. They appear in Mario 1, Mario 3, Mario World, Yoshi’s Island, Mario RPG, Mario 64 and Paper Mario.

Piranha Sprout: Like the Piranha Pest, he can make Yoshi small. He also can only be defeated by eggs and appears in Yoshi's Story. Submitted by Coco.

Piranha Statue: Found in Wario's Castle of Mario Land 2, these statues will breathe fireballs at you. They can appear in small or large versions. Submitted by Ludwig 222.

Piranhabon: Located in Bianco Hills of Mario Sunshine, a giant Piranha Plant covered in goop. What else should I describe? Submitted by Moses Kim.

Piranhacus Giganticus: These huge Piranha Plants from Mario 3 live the good life, being so large that even Mario can't scare them into hiding. And they come in green, too. Mario would do well to either avoid them, or just make it easy on himself and surrender... or he could try his hand at timing them so he can make it across safely, if he's unarmed as he is likely to be. For some reason, the plants won't come out if Mario or Luigi stand ON the pipe... Sent in by John.

Pirate Guy: New to Yoshi's Island DS, this is just a regular Shy Guy dressed in pirate gear. Sent in by Ludwig 222.

Piro Dangle: A fiery creature found in a hidden room in Burt the Bashful's fort that moves around blocks (like Spark from SMB2). It simply can't be defeated. Submitted by Ludwig 222.

Piscatory Pete: A fish that chases Yoshi in the waters of Yoshi's Island. There are many of them, but hopefully you can avoid them. Submitted by Ludwig 222.

Plungelo: Plunger-like creatures that walk on the three mirrors in Gelato Beach's Episode 2 in Mario Sunshine. To get them off, spray them to an edge until they're standing on one foot, then Ground Pound the other side. Submitted by Ludwig 222.

Podoboo: A ball of magma with little maneuverability. The leap out of lava pits and can sometimes drop off ceilings and fly back up. In SMB, Lost Levels and Mario World, they are invincible, but they make geat targets for hammers or Statue Stomps in SMB3. In Mario World, some can rebound off obstacles at a 45 degree angle. Suddenly in later games they have more mobility. They can move around a bit in Yoshi's Safari, and they can move around a lot in the Parties. Sent in by John.

Poison Cherbil: This flying, green foe from Super Paper Mario kind of looks to me like Yoshi's face, but don't be fooled. It shoots out puffs of gas that can cause damage and poison.

Poison Pokey: Very similar to the Pokey Mummy of PM1, only this one is in the sequel. If it strikes Mario or an ally, they may become poisoned. Found by Dark Koopa.

Poison Puff: A green Ruff Puff. It'll charge or try to poison you. While it's storing poison you'll get hurt if
you touch it. They're found in the Pit of a Hundred Trials of PM2. Submitted by Siro.

Pokey: A walking cactus that appears in Mario 2, Mario World, Mario 64, and Paper Mario. His strength is in height, because he is tall and Mario often has to jump over him. He can be defeated from above in Mario 2, ground pounded in Mario 64, and eaten in Mario World. He is not extremely dangerous as long as Mario is calm and in control.

Pokey Head: This bouncin' Pokey lives in Bianco Hills of Mario Sunshine and is easy to beat. Just jump on their heads. Submitted by Moses Kim.

Pokey Mummy: A blue mummy of a Pokey that appears in Dry, Dry Ruins of Paper Mario. They can't be jumped or hit by a physical attack without a Spike Shield Badge. They aren't very strong. Their Topple and Body Shot attacks do cause a poison effect though. They can also call for back-up using Call for Help. Sent in by Aleth.

Pokie: Unlike a Pokey, these guys are like Blowhards, but just drop Needlenoses straight down. The Needlenoses bounce to the side and eventually explode. Found in Yoshi's Island DS. Found by Ludwig 222.

Pokie Swinger:  A Pokie in Yoshi's Island DS with a rope swinging out of its mouth. You'll sometimes need to use the rope to continue through the level. They spit Needlenoses that slide down the rope and explode when they reach the end.   Found by Ludwig 222.

Pompom Flower: A walking plant in Super Mario Land similar to Pansers. They don't walk off platforms and can easily be defeated with a stomp. Sent in by Ludwig 222.

Pond Skater: In Bianco Hills' lake of Mario Sunshine, they charge at you if they see you. Submitted by Moses Kim.

Poobah the Pharoah: Boss of his own home, Poobah the Pharoah's Pyramid. A physical embodiment of the long-dead desert king. Cold, uncaring, historical types yearn to plunder his tomb and take his things for their "research". From Wario: Master of Disguise. Sent in by ghettobananachris.

Popple: A "master" shadow thief who fights Mario several times in Superstar Saga. He's a lot like Croco, but has a really bad temper. He found Bowser in the mountains, and made him his rookie he was suffering from amnesia). He likes to steal Mushrooms and your hammers. Submitted by Blue Boo.

Porcupo: A porcupine that appears in Mario 2. He can’t be jumped on because of his quills, but he is small and usually easy to jump over. He can also be defeated with veggies.

Porcupuffer: A spiny Cheep Cheep that inhabits the water in Mario World. He is not any more dangerous than the original, and can be killed by a fireball or a cape spin. Name sent in by John.

Pounder: A living hammer. He isn’t that tough, so use normal attacks and save your FP. Found in Mario RPG. Submitted by Miles "Thumbs" Power.

Poundette: A female Pounder. Her hammer toss can cause fear to one of your comrades, so keep an eye out. Submitted by Miles "Thumbs" Power.

Princess Shroob: Ruler of all things Shroob and Peach's captor in Partners in Time, she seems to be mad at her for reasons unknown. Submitted by Mr. I.

Priscilla the Peckish: Boss of Castle of Priscilla the Peckish in Yoshi's Island DS. This antlion eats anything, mainly Shy Guys and Yoshis. Sent in by Crazy Koopa.

Ptooie: A plant that plays with a spiked ball in Mario 3. When he is on the ground next to Mario he is an easy obstacle, but when he is higher than Mario it can be quite difficult to avoid him and his toy. He can be fireballed and smacked. He is not too difficult if Mario is patient and times him.

Puffy Squid: Enemies that hop in and out of the water in Ricco Harbor's Episode 1 in Mario Sunshine. If you spray it, it turns into a platform. Submitted by Ludwig 222.

Puffy the Dolphin: One of the many dolphins dwelling in Blowhole Castle. A dolphin who loves two things: shrimp and music. Years ago, he left the music scene to live as a recluse inside a scary mansion. And eat shrimp, presumably. Found in Wario: Master of Disguise. Sent in by ghettobananachris.

Pulsar: The stronger form of Cluster, this beady eyed crystal has an instant death attack that he'll immediately use if an attack fails to kill him. If you don't touch him, he will use some other strong attacks, and if you do attack, you'll have to be powerful strong to beat his HP level. As the hidden Mushroomer in Mushroom Kingdom suggests, it may just be best to retreat from him. Sent in by Specter.

Pumpkin Plant: These are what Piranha Plants turn into after you beat the Special World. When coming out of pipes, they flash for some reason. They are also on the top of vines when you hit a block with a vine in it. Submitted by Ludwig 222.

Punchin' Penguin: The boss of Sherbert Land in Wario Land. He cannot be stomped while he's wearing his spiky helmet. This boss is optional. Submitted by Tatanga.

Punchinello: Punchinello is a baddie from Mario RPG. He fights you in Mole Town with a bunch
of his Bob-omb buddies. He has 1200 HP and his bomb buddies have 150 HP each. He is resistant to jumps. Submitted by Lakitu 2000.

Puppox: This is just a beefed-up version of Remo Con, but not by much. He has a lot of HP, so what? Feed this weakling to the birds. He is found in the Gate to Smithy's Factory. Submitted by Guest256.

Purple Bomber: These guys drop bombs at their appearance in Luigi's Mansion. Stay away from the bombs and suck them up when you get the chance. These guys have 0 HP. Submitted by David.

Purple Bullet Bill: Unlike the normal Bullet Bills, these guys are homing to hit Mario. Found outside of Pinna Park in Mario Sunshine, the mole shoots them out of his cannon. If you hit them with water, you'll get two coins. Submitted by Coco.

Purple Puncher: As their name says, these guys can pack a punch in Luigi's Mansion. Watch out. They have 20HP.  Be sure to grab them. Submitted by David.

Purple Zombie: A creature found only in 4-Extra of Yoshi's Island. If it hits you, not only does it ride you, but the controls are reversed! It comes after you if you get close to it. You can eat them for an egg. Submitted by Ludwig 222.

Putrid Piranha: These evil cousins to the ever-so-common Piranha Plants have a lethal breath from living in
Jade Jungle on Lavalava Island. Submitted by Metroid 713.

Pyro Guy: This Shy Guy cousin is found in Shy Guy's Toy Box of Paper Mario. In that same level, you can find the Ice Power badge so you can jump on him. If you come back later with the Fire Shield badge, Defend Plus, and both Damage Dodges, I'm pretty sure he can't even hurt you. Submitted by Guest256.

Pyrosphere: This Podoboo look-alike appears in Booster's Tower in Mario RPG. Weak, use any attack to make short work of him. Sent in by Guest256.

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Queen Bean: Really a goodguy, but you must fight her in Beanbean Castle of Superstar Saga because of the nasty worm Cackletta made her eat. You must attack both of her arms first so you can knock the crown off her head, allowing you to jump on her. Don't use Hammer attacks, as they only deal one point of damage to her, and jump over the beans she shoots; if you stomp them, they turn into Beanies. Sent in by Ludwig 222.

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Ramenses II: A recurring enemy in the Smithsnorian Museum. A statue of the world's first true ramen aficionado. All who opposed his crazed, noodley ways had their best restaurants burned to the ground. From Wario: Master of Disguise. Sent in by ghettobananachris.

RamRams: RamRams are not rams, they're rhinos. They have very dangerous horns, but you can ride on their backs. They are found in Mario VS Donkey Kong. Submitted by Luigi_Ownz.

Raphael the Raven: A raven that walks around spheres suspended in the air conveniently near where Yoshi must pass through. He is dangerous because Yoshi is very vulnerable to falling to his death, and must avoid him carefully. He is usually invincible, but he is also the boss of the fifth world of Yoshi's Island. He fights on the moon and shoots fire around it. Yoshi can defeat him by ground pounding a pillar into him. As a boss he is not that difficult, except that Yoshi could get dizzy. Strangely enough, Raphael also appears in Paper Mario, and is sacred to the Yoshis.

Raspberry: This is the bottom half of Bundt that Morton would love to meet! He's in Mario RPG. Submitted by Simon.

Rat: He is the boss of Macro Zone and runs up walls and jumps out pipes. Found in Super Mario Land 2. Sent in by Mr.Nose.

Rat Funk: A rat that appears in Kero Sewers and Forest Maze in Mario RPG. He uns from battle and can do poison attacks. Submitted by John.

Ratfael: A fiend found aboard the S.S. Caviar. This little guy is always running about with a rage-reddened face. Some say it's because of his insatiable jealousy of Munchelangelo. From Wario: Master of Disguise. Sent in by ghettobananachris.

Raven: A black bird that appeared in World 5-7 and 5-8 of Yoshi's Island. It can stick to anywhere it goes. They are a real pain. Sent in by Extreme nintendo master.

Rawbus: This dog-like creature from Super Paper Mario will extend its long neck to prevent you from getting past him to the ball on his tail, which is his weak spot. But he can't stop you from flipping into 3D...

Rawk Hawk: Get ready to RAWK! The former champion in the Glitz Pit of PM2. Just about anyone who steps in the ring with him is doomed. Get too close to the Hawk and you might get RAWKED! Submitted by Blue Boo.

Razor: A mad-tempered fish who is Toad's second opponent in the cave. Only appears in Wario's Woods. Submitted by Coco.

RC Shroober: A Partners in Time Shroob that uses remote-controlled toys to attack. He mostly uses them to torture the Yoshis and the Mario Bros. in Partners in Time. Submitted by Paperlemmy.

Reacher: A powerful skeleton on Johnny Jones’s ship in Mario RPG. Using Pure Water on him may be a good move. Submitted by Miles "Thumbs" Power.

Red Bones: This is basically a stronger Dull Bones from Paper Mario 2. The only differences is that it can reform after being defeated, and it can create other Dull Bones. Submitted by Dark Koopa.

Red Brief-J: This guy with a lame name is the boss of Thrillsville in Wario World. When he does his dash attack, get out of the way, then when he looks like he's going to fall off, Ground Pound the platform you fight on so he falls into the lava. Each time he falls in, he'll do more dashes in his dash attack. Sent in by Ludwig 222.

Red Chomp: An angry red Chomp with high defense, it fights in the Glitz Pit of PM2. Submitted by Siro.

Red Coconutter: A Coconutter with advanced power seen in Partners in Time. Submitted by Grey Guy.

Red Goomba and Blue Goomba: These two brothers from Paper Mario are a bit stronger than regular Goombas, but don't worry too much. They work for the Goomba King, and the red one is older and so has one more HP. Sent in by Aleth.

Red I: Just like the name says. Found in Super Paper Mario, he is defeated by going into 3D and running around him, just like his relative, Mr. I.

Red Jellyfish: Found in Lots O' Jellyfish of Page 5 in Yoshi's Story, these home in on Yoshi. There may be fruit inside, but be careful to not get hit, unless your last name is Koopa. HIT THAT YOSHI!!! Submitted by Axemblack97.

Red Magiblot: Found in Castle Bleck of Super Paper Mario, these shadow creatures appear suddenly and shoot magic blasts. Keep on your toes and try to get the jump on them when they appear.

Red Magikoopa: A Magikoopa with a red cloak. He can raise an enemy's attack power by one. Submitted by Miles "Thumbs" Power.

Red Paragoomba: A Goomba that's red for no particular reason. It appears in Super Mario Bros. 3 and in Super Princess Peach. Found by Paperlemmy.

Remo Con: What the? This freak of nature can be found in Booster's Tower in Mario RPG (that helps explain him). Most of his attacks are strong physical ones, though he also has a sleep move. It really should be a terror move! He's got decent HP, but he's slow and can be killed by one attack if done correctly. Sent in by Specter.

Rex: A dinosaur that appears in Mario World. He has no attack, but it takes two stomps to defeat him. He can also be hurt by fire or a cape swing. He is a very easy baddy.

Reznor: A group of four triceratops (one is called a Rez) that spin around on a wheel and spit fire. They are very strong and control the fortresses in Mario World. Their strength is that they destroy the bridge over the lava and force Mario to avoid their fire from one of the small ledges of the wheel. They can be defeated by being hit from underneath, but if Mario is not careful he can fall into the lava.

Ribbite: *shudder* This guy is a cross between a zombie and a frog. He can induce sleep and poison, but can’t stand fire. His dad apparently knows Mario. Found in Mario RPG. Submitted by Miles "Thumbs" Power.

Rip Van Fish: In some underwater levels of Mario World, these are fish that sleep all the time but when Mario comes by they wake up and set off to chase him. I recommend using fireballs on him from a long distance before "daring" to pass him. Submitted by Ludwig 222.

Rob-omb: These purple-footed Bob-ombs appear in Booster's Tower. They'll give up coins in battle. Sent in by John.

Robirdo: The giant, robotic Birdo that is the boss of World 3-3 in Super Mario Advance. She shoots Big Eggs at Mario and also jumps once in a while. The only way to avoid her is to climb the chains in the area. Submitted by Ludwig 222.

RoboUrchin: Enjoys floating lazily in Sweatmore Peak. A babe of a sea urchin whose heart is still young and pure. But soon he'll be poking folks with the best of them! Only then can he call himself a man! Er... a man-urchin. Found in Wario: Master of Disguise. Sent in by ghettobananachris.

Rocket Engine: A gun on doomships of Mario 3 that shoots flames. Dangerous in numbers. Submitted by Ludwig 222.

Rocket Guy: These are Shy Guys that clinge to rockets in Yoshi's Island DS. They are found in two stages where Yoshi rides in a rocket ship. They are also featured in your fight with Moltz the Very Goonie. That's your chance to hit them with an egg and put them in your museum! Sent in by Fly Guy.

Rocky Wrench: A mole that looks like a turtle that works on the doomships in Mario 3. He is a rare tool user and throws wrenches. However, he is easily defeated by a stomp, and has no ability to aim. He is usually an easy enemy to avoid, but he can be dangerous when he appears in large numbers.

Roger the Potted Ghost: Magicked up by Kamek, this specter lives in a pot and is the boss of World 2. Shy Guys push the pot towards Yoshi and the ghost spits blue flames at Yoshi.

Roketon: An airplane-riding enemy in 4-3 of Super Mario Land. If you don't shoot it quick enough, it'll shoot a Gira at you. Sent in by Ludwig 222.

Roto-Disc: A disk of flashing energy rotating around a floating orb in Mario 3. In the earlier levels, only one runs around, but in later levels two rotate. They're only in fortresses and make riding down a path in Ice Land fortress one nearly impossible with help from Podoboos and a Hot Foot. The orb can't be hurt and acts like a shockless Jelectro. The disk itself is nearly entirely invincible, its weakness being to the Tanooki Statue. Submitted by Aleth.

R. S. Buzzy: It's a Spike Top that's red. It's found in the Glitz Pit of Paper Mario 2. Submitted by Dark Koopa.

Rudey: This clown is the final boss of Wario Land 3. He is also the Hidden Figure at the beginning, who sends Wario on his quest. To beat him, ground pound his hands, then throw them at his face. Submitted by Crazy Bowser.

Ruff Puff: Not much difference between these guys and Huff 'N Puff, huh? They hit you on the head and aren't affected by the Zap Tap badge. Found in Paper Mario, of course. Submitted by Miles "Thumbs" Power.

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Sackit: A faster, blue version of Crook, they only show up on Star Hill. Sent in by John.

Sad Dry Bones: A sad Dry Bones that can throw three bones in Super Princess Peach. Sent in by P.T. Piranha.

Sad Goomba: A whiny blue Goomba found on Vibe Island. Acoording to the Glossary, it "attacks when it's sad so you feel bad attacking." That didn't stop Peach, though! Found by Paperlemmy.

Sad Nipper: An unhappy Nipper found on Vibe Island. According to the Glossary, it "attacks foes without a thought since it's so sad." Found by Paperlemmy.

Sad Paragoomba: A flying Sad Goomba. When you jump on it, it turns into a normal Sad Goomba. It's really annoying flying around when it's all moody! Found by Paperlemmy.

Sad Raven: An unhappy Raven from Vibe Island. In fact, it's so sad, it sometimes causes earthquakes when it cries! Found by Paperlemmy.

Sad Spiny: A really unhappy Spiny found on Vibe Island. According to the Glossary, it "speeds back and forth while sad and crying." It's pretty fast, so approach with caution... Found by Paperlemmy.

Salvo the Slime: A giant Lemon Drop, and the boss of world one in Yoshi's Island. He cannot hurt Yoshi directly, but tries futilely to force Yoshi into a hole at the opposite end of the room. He is defeated by several eggs, and he gets smaller after each hit. Salvo also appears in Tap Tap's Fort as a key-guarding enemy.

Sammer Guy: These guys like to fight with honor and stuff like that. The first one you see is at the first gate of the Sammer's Kingdom. Their power varies on how far you get. Found in Super Paper Mario. Fun Fact: Some of them are named after things from previous Mario games! Sent in by Crazy Koopa.

Samspook: A guy whose head is a pumpkin. The toughest opponent in the forest. Only appears in Wario's Woods. Submitted by Coco.

Sarcopha Guy: Waits to ambush the unexpecting in Poobah the Pharoah's Pyramid. This mummy got his name from the titanium-alloy sarcophagus he was discovered in. He's a bit bashful, so he doesn't get out much. From Wario: Master of Disguise. Sent in by ghettobananachris.

Sarissa: A young witch who may not seem powerful, but watch out. She's Toad's third opponent in the mountain and only appears in Wario's Woods. Submitted by Coco.

Scaratroopea: A Red Paratroopa found in Joke's End of Superstar Saga. Its dive attack can be a bit faster, and they can revive other enemies, but other than that, they are not much different from Paratroopeas. Submitted by Ludwig 222.

Scare-oh!: Hops about in the Smithsnorian Museum and Poobah the Pharoah's Pyramid. A statue of the king known for building the greatest empire the world has ever known deep in the burning desert. His wife was known to be a big schnoz. From Wario: Master of Disguise. Sent in by ghettobananachris.

Shlurp: A large, slug-like creature from Super Paper Mario with tough, durable skin. No attack can damage it, but its insides are as soft as his outsides are tough. Feed it a bomb to beat it. Sent in by Paperlemmy.

Scram: You heard me, get lost! Actually, he's a monster identical to Beaker, except for a different appearance. Found in Wario's Woods. Submitted by Jazzman.

Scuttlebug: Annoying spider-like enemies found in Mario 64 and New Super Mario Bros. Jump on them to defeat them. Submitted by I Larry Koopa I.

SecuriMeow: A cat robot who stands guard in Fort Francis of Super Paper Mario. He doesn't fight, but if you are unable to pass his security screening, he will plunge you into the dungeons below.

Seed Weed: First appears in the Ancient Waterworks. The only thing on this male plant's mind is pollination. He shoots his little plant seeds with reckless abandon in an effort to leave behind as many progeny as possible. From Wario: Master of Disguise. Sent in by ghettobananachris.

Seedy Pod: Located in Bianco Hills of Mario Sunshine, they look like Pokey Heads but if you draw near they'll defend themselves. Spray them and they'll become unconcious, giving you a chance to smash them. Submitted by Moses Kim.

Seedy Sally: A monkey that throws Needlenoses at Yoshi in Yoshi's Island. You can just jump on them or eat them. Sent in by Fly Guy.

Sentinel: Found in Tubba Blubba's Castle in Paper Mario, when these flying guards spot Mario, they will hurry over and attempt to grab him. If they succeed, they will toss Mario out the front door of the castle. Luckily for Mario and anyone who wishes him to proceed, the Sentinels cannot grab what they cannot see. Didn't Mario make a ghostly friend just before entering the castle?

Sergeant Houndstooth: Appears when Nigel whistles in the Smithsnorian Museum. This snack-loving guard isn't fat... He just filled his uniform to bursting with candy of all shapes and sizes. That's why the dog loves him. From Wario: Master of Disguise. Sent in by ghettobananachris.

Shadoo: Another being made by the ancients. Shadoo can transform into Dark Luigi, Dark Peach, Dark Bowser, and Dark Mario. He guards quite a few rare Catch Cards. He is at the bottom of the Flopside Pit of 100 Trials in Super Paper Mario. Sent in by Crazy Koopa.

Shadow: A ghost that lives in the sewers of Mario RPG. He's got good HP for that stage of the game but his attacks are not that strong. Sent in by Specter.

Shadow Mario: The heart of all troubles at Isle Delfino in Super Mario Sunshine. It looks like Mario, but... is it Mario? It looks like he's made out of water, and he carries around a magic brush, which he uses to create many kinds of grafitti. Submitted by Misty Koopa.

Shadow Queen: She is the one who possesses Peach in Paper Mario 2. She is also the final boss, and is hard to beat. While she's in Peach's body she is very easy, because she has zero defense and can only do 7
damage. In the secend part of the battle, she has 150 HP and she can hit Mario with her hands for 7 damage or heal herself by draining Mario's HP for 7 damage. She can also boost her defense and attack, and can do a powerful move that can cause 14 damage. Her dead hands can cause 12 damage (three hits for 4 damage each) and she can also cause Mario to be poisoned or dizzy. Submitted by Orange Chainchomp.

Shady Koopa: A light blue-shelled Koopa in PM2 with the same offense and HP as a Dark Koopa. Their defense is lower, but they can attack on their backs! Submitted by Martin.

Shady Paratroopa: This is a Shady Koopa that can fly, found in Paper Mario 2. He can still attack even if he's flipped. Submitted by Dark Koopa.

Shaman: These guys appear quite a lot throughout Mario RPG, usually selling things, but in the Nimbus Land's castle you can fight them. Submitted by Simon.

Shark: These enemies charge at Mario in water and are invincible. Appears mainly in Super Mario Land 2, but in Donkey Kong Country, too. Sent in by Mr.Nose.

Shark Chomp: Yoshi better watch out because these Chomps are GIANT! Since he's so big and fast Yoshi must be very skilled when he meets up with one of them because he eats everything in his path. Submitted by Ludwig 222.

Sharky: A shark with boxing gloves found in the Tree Zone in Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins. You can't jump on them, and fireballs don't work on them, AND when you get too close, they swim faster! KEEP AWAY! Also known as Joe. Sent in by Paperlemmy.

Sharpea: A four-legged, spiny-backed, Spiny ripoff. HP: 8. It can generally be found near Beantown in Supserstar Saga. Jumping on its back will result in taking damage so make sure you use a Hammer. It usually comes in battle with another Sharpea or two Sworms. Attack: Charge. This little pest shouldn’t be a problem if you're at a very high level. Sent in by Gooper Blooper.

Shell Creeper: Ancestor of the Koopas, this is the most common enemy in Mario Brothers. Submitted by The Three Stooges.

Shivers: The butler of Luigi's Mansion. Light his candlestick, then follow him to the Butler's Room. When he sits in the chair, flash and vacuum him up. Submitted by Ludwig 222.

Shlorp: A slow-moving, heavily-armored slug creature found in Super Paper Mario. Jumps and fire can't get through his shell, but drop a bomb in his path and he'll eat it and explode.

Shogun: This is one powerful ant! In SMRPG, he can really take a beating. If you don’t want to use a special attack be prepared for a long and challenging fight. Submitted by Miles "Thumbs" Power.

Shroid: A Shroob robot found in Partners in Time. Submitted by Grey Guy.

Shroob: A Mushroomer from a far off planet, seen in Partners in Time. Submitted by Grey Guy.

Shroob Chomp: A purple Chain Chomp that is led to the Bros. by the Shroobs' ships. Appears in Partners in Time. Submitted by Gold yoshi.

Shroob Rex: A huge, shroobified Rex that has strong attack power. Watch out for its ramming attack if you don't jump on it first! Fought in Partners in Time. Submitted by Kirbysonicmario.

Shroob-omb: The huge Bob-omb that is held up by three Support Shroobs in Partners in Time. Submitted by Grey Guy.

Shrooba Diver: A Shroob in scuba gear that swims in the sands of Gritzy Desert in Partners in Time. Submitted by Grey Guy.

Shrooblet: A young Shroob from Partners in Time. Submitted by Grey Guy.

Shrooboid Brat: An overgrown Shrooblet and a mini-boss of Gritzy Desert in Partners in Time. Submitted by Grey Guy.

Shroobsworth: An old (yet powerful) Shroob of Partners in Time that teams up with Intern Shroobs. Intern Shroobs are helpless without Shroobsworths! Submitted by Kirbysonicmario.

Shy Away: One of Valentina's friends, he attacks in Land's End, often with a watering can, and also waters Smilax. Submitted by John.

Shy Ghost: Unlike the normal Shy Guys from previous Mario games, these weird ghosts from Luigi's Mansion wear masks to protect them from light. Use the vacuum to pull off the masks, then pull the shy guys in. Submitted by David.

Shy Guy: A creature that roams around the plains in Mario 2, Yoshi’s Island, Yoshi’s Story, and Paper Mario. In Mario 2, he can be thrown or thrown at, and he is as traitorous for helping Mario across spikes. After that he can be stomped, eaten, and turned into eggs. He is even easier than Koopa Troopa in his simplest form, but he can also take on special abilities. He can walk on stilts, and it is difficult for Yoshi to jump over him, he can hide in grass and surprise Yoshi, he can be a tribesmen and stab Yoshi, he can fly and drop things on Yoshi, or he can drive a submarine (very dangerous!). In short, he is a handyman who sometimes can’t find anything to do, but other times is quite talented.

Shy Ranger: This guy is- oh! I'm not telling! He is so secretive that I'm not going to help release his secret. Anyone who can tell me who he is, what game he's from, and what he does will get a Koopaling vote.

Shy Squad: Is this supposed to be one enemy or 15? Okay, it is 15. These are 15 Shy Guys in a mob, trying to attack you one-by-one. If you can time your action command enough times, their Mob attack does nothing. Try Lady Bow here, her Smack does wonders with clearing 'em out. Sent in by Aleth.

Shy Stack: A bunch of Shy Guys on top of each other, found as part of the General Guy battle in Paper Mario. This, for some reason, gives it 10 HP instead of 7 or 28. Submitted by Miles "Thumbs" Power.

Shyper: Even stronger than Springer, this mechanized menace assists Smithy in the final battle. Sent in by Jazzman.

Shyster: A Shy Guy who bounces around on a large springboard. He uses physical attacks and weak fire magic. Sent in by Jazzman.

Side Stepper: Giant crab in Mario Brothers. It takes two hits to knock it out. Submitted by The Three Stooges.

Silky: An innocent worm defending itself in Doctor Mario 64. It is the fourth boss. Submitted by The Dryest Bones.

Sir Flap-A-Lot: He is busy flapping a lot in Blowhole Castle. A strange bird that wears crimson armor and flits about the mansion. Some think that this wee bird actually runs the place, but this is only a theory. Found in Wario: Master of Disguise. Sent in by ghettobananachris.

Sir Lance-A-Lot: This robot camouflages itself as a suit of armor and waits for unlucky passersby. Of course, the disguise only works if you usually keep armor around the house. Found in Smithsnorian Museum of Master of Disguise. Sent in by fuzzyboy10.

Sir Shovalot: From Mario vs. Donkey Kong, this pushy guy will try to press Mario against walls to squish him, but Mario can use him to get through tight spots too. Sent in by ghettobananachris.

Sir Weston: This portrait ghost is frozen in a block of ice in Cold Storage. Light the campfires near him with firepower. He will then attack you with ice waves. Burn his block of ice and flash and vacuum him up. Sent in by Ludwig 222.

Sir Worth-A-Lot: Patrols Carpaccio's Lab valiantly. If you go five years on the force with perfect attendance, you get a snazzy golden armor upgrade. Robots go wild over this stuff. Found in Wario: Master of Disguise. Sent in by ghettobananachris.

Six-Face Sal: The boss of Six-Face Sal's Fort in Yoshi's Island DS. Attack the pink face to kill him. Sent in by Crazy Koopa.

Skeeter: Remember those (pretty much) harmless water spiders from Mario 64? Yeah, these are them. They rarely are underwater and if they are, they're on their way to the surface. If the water level's high enough for Mario to swim in, his head will be knocked under and then over water, healing him completely. These guys heal Mario? GET THEM OUTTA HERE!!! Submitted by Aleth.

Skeleton Bee. He appears in the tree zone of Six Golden Coins. If you stomp him he comes back to life after awhile. The only way to defeat him for good is to be invincible and run into him. Submitted by Jayhoo.

Skeleton Goonie: A goonie that is only found in world 6 in Yoshi's Island. He is often used like a platform to keep Yoshi going over the Spear Guys.  They sometimes carry bombs and drop them on Yoshi. Submitted by abigailns.

Skellobait: Sometimes thrown by Skellobombers, their ice breath will freeze you solid. A good stomping is what they need. Found in Super Paper Mario. Sent in by Ultralemmy.

Skellobit: Blue skeleton warriors of the Underwhere that serve their master, Bonechill. They escaped to the Overthere. Found in Super Paper Mario. Sent in by Crazy Koopa.

Skellobomber: These guys are annoying. They will fly around, throw their own head at you, and sometimes throw Skellobaits and/or Spiky Skellobaits. Kill them quick. Found in Super Paper Mario. Sent in by Ultralemmy.

Skelokey: A skeleton of a Pokey found in Toad Town of Partners in Time. Submitted by Grey Guy.

Sky-Blue Spiny: A blue Spiny created from pipes thrown by Dark Lakitu by in PM2. These creatures are only seen in the Pit of a Hundred Trials. Submitted by Siro.

Sky Guy: A Shy Guy on balloons found in Paper Mario. It's scientifically impossible to mave like one of those guy when they swoop. Attack their ballons and they become regular Shy Guys. Submitted by Miles "Thumbs" Power.

Sky Troopa: Red Koopa Paratroopas in Mario RPG. Easy to kill, though they have good defense. Submitted by John.

Sledge Brother: A fat Hammer Brother who appears in Mario 3 and Yoshi's Safari. He throws hammers but also has the ability to shake the ground. He is not too difficult as long as Mario knows how to time him, and he is easily stomped, fireballed, or smacked. He is harder in the Safari, where he is a mini boss.

Sleepy Boo: A sleeping Boo found in Sirena Beach's Episode 3 in Mario Sunshine. It blocks paths in the attic. Eat them with Yoshi to defeat them and win a coin. Submitted by Ludwig 222.

Slim Bankshot: The pool player of the Billiards Room in Luigi's Mansion. Save before entering, so you can easily get the treasure ghost in the room, too. You must catch that ghost before catching Slim, and you must also shoot three pool balls at the ghost before you can start the capture. Submitted by Ludwig 222.

Sling Shy: Green, tougher versions of Shy Guys found in Nimbus Land's castle. Submitted by Simon.

Slithervine: This plant grows in both Sneezemore Cave and the Ancient Waterworks. A carnivorous plant with genetic ties to the same ancestor that snakes descended from. Once prey enters its territory, it will chase it relentlessly. From Wario: Master of Disguise. Sent in by ghettobananachris.

Sluggy the Unshaven: The ninth boss Yoshi faces in Yoshi's Island, he is dangerous for trying to force Yoshi off a cliff. Yoshi has a short period of time to throw enough eggs to dent him and hit his heart three times before he falls off the edge.

Small Sammer Guy: Tiny, but super fast Sammer Guys that can be a major nuisance. The first one you see is at the 18th gate. Like reguler Sammer Guys, their power varies. Found in Super Paper Mario. Sent in by Crazy Koopa.

Smelter: This enemy helps Smithy in Super Mario RPG. Although he does not outright hurt you, he will create additional enemies for you to fight. It may be best to take him out before attacking Smithy. Sent in by Lord Seth.

Smilax: A multi-headed red Piranha Plant menace, and the boss of Land's End. The big head is called Mega Smilax. They all HATE ice and snow, so bring Mallow along. Also, be sure to be wearing some pins to ward off their status effect attacks. Submitted by John.

Smithy: The big, bad boss of all that is SMRPG, he first looks like Santa Claus, then like a strange toaster-headed being. His Smelter makes Springers, wich do Sword Rain, and he has four strange other heads in his second form: a lightning-hating tank (Mallow time), an ice hating, high defense shield (Mallow, ice bombs), a fire-hating treasure box (poison, fear, mute, sleep), and a high magic attack, low defense wizard head (Sword, Arrow, and Spear Rain, magic from you is useless). The body thinks the head is heavy. Submitted by John.

Smolderin' Stu: These Strollin' Stus are burning hot in Mario Sunshine! Spray water at them and they'll become normal. Submitted by Moses Kim.

Smorg: The boss of Chapter 6 in PM2. It is made up of tiny cloud things that harass the Excess Express on the third day. HP is 50, attack is 5, and defense is 1. You can’t attack it until you take out all of its tentacles. Known as Miasma, there are two different kinds, a weaker one that comes in sets of three and that has 4 HP, 5 attack, and 1 defense, and a stronger one that comes alone and has 6 HP, 10 attack, and 1 defense. Submitted by Shy Ranger, Miasma info by Xero.

Snackeral: Blasting past ya in Sweatmore Peak waters. This fish has been turned into the ultimate weapon by unethical scientist-types. In its spare time, it enjoys war films and sushi. Found in Wario: Master of Disguise. Sent in by ghettobananachris.

Snailcorner: Found in icy courses in New Super Mario Bros, this is a tough snail with a unicorn's spike. Sent in by Axemblack97.

Snapdragon: A stronger Fink Flower in SMRPG. Normal attacks should bring him down. Submitted by Miles "Thumbs" Power.

Snawful: These guys are REALLY annoying. Midbus creates four at a time, and if you try to attack them, they hide in the ground. They will also breathe an icy breath on Midbus, increasing his defense and restoring 200 health per Snawful. Even when inhaled, they're annoying! They can freeze Mario and Luigi, and are a HUGE threat in numbers. Thankfully, if you defeat enough inside Bowser, an icy cloud forms inside him. Bowser spits it out and it becomes a solid ice block that blocks Midbus's crown. Then no more Snawfuls can come out. HALLELUJAH! Found in Mario and Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story. Sent in by Ultralemmy.

Snifaro: This is a mummy case with two enemies, a Snifit hiding inside the case and a Snifit where the head of the mummy case is.  They both shoot at you or the head one gets on the body and it shoots off like a rocket. This appears in Partners in Time. Submitted by Grey Guy.

Snifit: A creature similar to a Shy Guy that appears in Mario 2 and Mario 64. He shoots bullets out of his mouth, but is unable to learn special abilities. He can be thrown and thrown at, but he really is very dangerous for Mario to be around, especially down a long walkway or after exploding a wall.

Sniper Bill: A Bullet Bill with what appears to be a Super Scope. The size of his targeting reticule indicates what will come at you first- the bullet or Bill himself. Appears in Superstar Saga. Submitted by Matt and Houndie.

Snooza Koopa: This is a nocturnal cousin of the Koopa Troopa from Mario Sunshine. They are found on the beach of Pinna Park and hate being woken up. Favorite food? Sunflowers. Best method of camouflage? Wear a Yoshi's eggshell! Submitted by Crazy Bowser.

Snoozorb: Really sleepy alien in Partners in Time. When awoken, it uses lasers and a big body to attack... There are a lot of sleepy enemies on Plit, when you think about it. Submitted by Paperlemmy.

Snorkel Fish: This creature lives in Lot's O Fish in Yoshi’s Story. It looks like an eel and has spikes all over its long, thin body, and swims wherever a Yoshi goes. It's very dangerous to an inexperienced Yoshi (and an experienced one as well), but luckily for Yoshi it's only in one area. Sent in by Specter.

Snow Globe: The power of the Wishstone and a snowstorm created this monstrosity. It absorbs enemy attacks and uses that power to grow even larger. Found in Sneezemore Cave of Master of Disguise. Sent in by fuzzyboy10.

Snow Spike: This guy's snowballs can grab anything, including enemies! Make sure you either finish him off, or stay behind the snowballs. Appears in New Super Mario Bros. Found by Gold yoshi.

Snufit: Hey! Stop shooting me! I'm not the one who thought you were a Snifit! Well, these guys are like flying Snifits. They shoot three Snifit bullets at Mario at once in Mario 64. HEY!!! STOP IT WITH THE BEE-BEE BULLETS!!! THAT'S IT!!! Submitted by Aleth.

Soul Bubble: A Love Bubble with higher attack abilities, found in Partners in Time. When attacked, he can bring fallen enemies back to life. Submitted by Kirbysonicmario.

Spania: An orange spiked Spinia with two spikes on its head, obviously meaning that if you jump on it you'll get hurt. Submitted by Siro.

Spark: These little exploding ghosts can appear in a few areas of Luigi's Mansion, and if you see one, do not, I repeat, do not suck it up. If you do, it will explode in your Poltergust 3000, causing you damage and costing you coins. Stay away from them as much as possible. If you have the Water Element, you can put them out. Submitted by David.

Sparky: A fireball that encircles platforms in Mario 2. He can move fast or slow, and is alternatingly dangerous accordingly. Usually they are not very dangerous as long as Mario is patient enough to time them.

Sparky: This thing found in Super Mario RPG is very similar to Pyrosphere and Podoboo, but it's weak. Sent in by Guest256.

Spear Face: Appears in Dr. Mario 64 and is the easy enemy in the Wario Land series. A simple jump on the head to flip him over (or ground pound to destroy him), then throw him at a wall or another enemy to destroy. He is the second boss in Dr. Mario 64. He gets his name from the spear-like nose he has. Sent in by nate89.

Spear Guy: A tribal Shy Guy from Paper Mario who (surprise) has a spear. When his spear is up, hammer him. When it's aimed at Mario, jump him. The other attack will result in injury. Submitted by Miles "Thumbs" Power.

Spearhead: A bluish blob with feet and a spear for a nose from Wario Land 3. Attacks with its nose. (What else?) He is also the second boss Doctor Mario/Wario has to face in Doctor Mario 64. Submitted by The Dryest Bones.

Spear-Mask: Some creature with an uncreative name that holds a spear and is in Wario Land 4. They come in three colors, yellow, blue, and red. The yellow ones just run with a spear in their hands. The blue are like yellow, expect they twirl the spear sometimes. The red ones run at you fast and sometimes, if they see you,  attack you quickly. Submitted by Ludwig 222.

Speedy Spirit: As the name says, these guys are really fast. If you're close to one in Luigi's Mansion, stun and catch it. Each one has 10 HP, but if you make a successful catch, you'll earn some nice stuff. However, it will disappear very quickly after being stunned, and for good. Submitted by David.

Sphinx: The boss of the Smithsnorian Museum, this boss fights with exhibit-related riddles. This Sphinx works at the museum, but spends all of his off-time goofing off and asking dumb riddles of everyone he sees. Plus he never pulls OT. From Wario: Master of Disguise. Sent in by ghettobananachris.

Sphinx Jr: Idles in Poobah the Pharoah's Pyramid. A cannon modeled after the Sphinx. Unlike his big brother, this cannon is dead serious about his job and protects the pyramid with gusto. From Wario: Master of Disguise. Sent in by ghettobananachris.

Spideraticus: The boss of Beanstalk Way in Wario World, this spider is BIG! When it shoots the Glue Globes out, grab onto one of them, then when you get near Spideraticus, jump and Ground Pound it. Then do a Wild Swing Ding or Mega Toss on it. Repeat this four more times to win. Sent in by Ludwig 222.

Spike: A weak turtle of SMB3, they can toss spiked balls at Mario, but those are easy to avoid. Appears where they'll be more bothersome than dangerous, such as World 3-7 or 6-6. Sent in by John.

Spike: A spikey metallic creature that jumps up to hurt Yoshi. Nothing will defeat these so you'll just have to avoid by jumping over them. Submitted by Coco.

Spike Ant: These ants have a head that can have spikes poke out of it. Found in Super Mario Land 2. Sent in by Mr.Nose.

Spike Bass: These fish that appear in the water have spikes all over their body. They can only be defeated by fireballs and jump out of the water to try and damage you. Appears in New Super Mario Bros. Found by Gold yoshi.

Spike Koopa: Found only in the first Mario Party, these creatures found in Key-Pa-Way will do what it takes to steal the key from Mario and his pals. Sent in by Guest256.

Spike Koopa: The very first boss in Wario Land. Just hit his belly when he's vulnerable. Strangely enough, he's the only Koopa in Captain Syrup's crew. Sent in by Tatanga.

Spike Top: A creature that is similar to Spiny. He is always able to walk on walls and ceilings, is invulnerable to fire, and is never dropped by Lakitu. He appears in Mario World.

Spiked Fun Guy: A spikey creature that appears in Yoshi's Story in 2-4. He will roll down fast so watch out. Submitted by Coco.

Spiked Fungus: A spiked fungus that "creeps" on the grounds of castles in Yoshi's Island. Some live in pots and bounce around but Yoshi can still avoid them. Sent in by Ludwig 222.

Spiked Gloomba: Spiked Gloombas are the Gloomba equivilent of a Spiked Goomba. Sent in by Aleth.

Spiked Goomba: These are Goombas with spikes on their heads that appear in Paper Mario. Because of this, without the Spike Shield Badge, Mario can't jump on them without taking 1 HP of damage. They're very weak and only have one attack, Headbonk. Sent in by Aleth.

Spiked Parabuzzy: Really annoying Buzzy Beetles found in Paper Mario 2. They can fly and they have a spike. It's best to used an item or special attack to beat them. Submitted by Dark Koopa.

Spiked Topman: Topmen are pink, top-shaped creatures that appear in Super Mario Galaxy. They attack Mario by bumping into him and knocking him back a bit. A jump on them will only hurt Mario, but if you knock them into an electric gate it'll get rid of 'em. Sent in by Sgt. Fly.

Spikester: Ever wondered what the green Spiny eggs from Mario 3 would hatch into? Stronger, green versions of the red Spiny, that's what! Sent in by John.

Spikey: It's the Mario RPG version of the red Spiny. As always, stomping is a BAD idea, but at least it doesn't hurt Mario this time (but if he's been thinking, he'll wear his free Jump Shoes and will be able to stomp it out, anyway, but Mario never thinks). Sent in by John.

Spikey: These porcupines from Tree Zone 1 in SML2 will roll towards Mario when he comes near. They are easy to avoid. Submitted by Ludwig 222.

Spiky Parabeetle: A Buzzy with wings and a spike, making most jump and hammer attacks useless. It's hard to find attacks that work against these annoying minions of Riverside Station in PM2. Submitted by Siro.

Spiky Skellobait: The problem? Spiky Skellobait. The solution? Bowser's fire breath. They're like Skellobaits, but with a spike. Duh. Found in Super Paper Mario. Sent in by Ultralemmy.

Spiky Skellobit: Red skeleton warriors of the Underwhere that serve their master, Bonechill. Other then the fact that they have spikes, nothing much is different about them. Sent in by Crazy Koopa.

Spikey Snifit: A cactus with a Snifit face on it, found in Teehee Valley of Superstar Saga. It has a lot of HP, and a super-annoying attack. It will shoot a spiky ball at you, but it's hard to tell whether it will hit you directly or if it will bounce over your head. However, he occasionally shoots Mushrooms, which will give you the item. Sent in by Ludwig 222.

Spiky Wheel: A red or blue spiky wheel-like thing that moves on tightropes in Bianco Hills and Noki Bay of Super Mario Sunshine. You can't defeat them, so avoid them. Submitted by Ludwig 222.

Spindel Block: AHH!!! STEAMROLLER!!! But seriously, this guy works like a steamroller. He's like a Grindel Block rolled up so he rolls on a path. There's only one of him. SPINDEL BLOCK!!! Stop rolling on me! Submitted by Aleth.

Spindrift: The flower-like propellers on these snowman-like enemies will send Mario spinning into the air if he stomps it - a useful trick for finding secrets in Super Mario 64. Submitted by John.

Spinia: A green spinning thing from Paper Mario 2 that seems to be made from discs. Very speedy at attacking. Stats are, HP: 4, Attack: 1, Defense: 0. Later in the game, he's more of an annoyance then anything else.. Submitted by Crazy Bowser.

Spinthra: A giant, three-eyed spider who attacks with its fangs. It can turn enemies into scarecrows, poison enemies, or just hurt them. Appears in Super Mario RPG. Submitted by Crazykoopa.

Spiny: A Koopa Troopa covered in spikes that appears in Mario Brothers, Mario 1, Mario 3, Mario World, Yoshi's Safari, Mario RPG, Mario 64, Mario Party 3, and Paper Mario. He is more dangerous than the Koopa Troopa because he can not be jumped on. Also, thanks to Lakitu, he usually appears in large numbers and falls from the sky. He can be fried or smacked, and he is usually not too difficult to avoid. He is a member of the original Koopa Troop.

Spiny Cheep Cheep: A Cheep Cheep with spikes on its back. Found in Super Mario Bros. 3 and Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins. Sent in by Paperlemmy.

Spiny Shroopa: A spiky blue shell with arms and legs that appears in Partners in Time. Submitted by Grey Guy.

Splunkin: Enemies that wear pumpkins for heads, they can easily be defeated by a two stomps on the head, or a fireball. Appears in New Super Mario Bros. Found by Gold yoshi.

Spoiled Rotten: The Entry Passage boss is a pink blob that is (obviously) spoiled rotten! Just ram into it (using R) seven times and then ram into its back three times to defeat it. Easy, huh? Submitted by Ludwig 222.

Spook: A ghostly monster found in the higher levels of Wario's Woods. Deal with him in the same manner as Fuzz, Spud, or Squeak, but beware! Once defeated, he begins to flicker. If you line two or more of these up with a bomb of the same color while they're in this state, they'll be destroyed. Otherwise, they return to haunt you again after a few seconds. These guys are sure to slow Toad down. Submitted by Jazzman.

Spookum: These are just blue Snifits found in Booster's Tower. Sent in by John.

Spooky: A ghost disguise that is worn in the dark world by a Shy Guy or a Bandit. If you jump on it, it will reveal one of those two. He simply floats around, but after a while he will move to clear paths. Submitted by Ludwig 222.

Spooky: The guard dog in the Boneyard of Luigi's Mansion. You have to wake him up and avoid him until a skeleton appears to vacuum up and he will drop a bone for the dog. Then you can flash and vacuum the dog up. Submitted by Ludwig 222.

Spooky Mask: Basically, a Jason Voorhees wanna-be; that is to say, a walking hockey mask with a dagger stuck in it. Mario gets propelled upward when he jumps on it. Appears in the Pumpkin Zone of Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins. Sent in by Paperlemmy.

Spooky Speedster: A Boo who challenges Boo Mario to two races in Super Mario Galaxy. Talk about high stakes; he'll give up a Star happily enough if he loses, but when he wins, Mario inexplicably drops dead.

Spray Fish: These are fish that come out of the water and spray water at Yoshi in Yoshi's Island. They will spray a strong wall of water at Yoshi, making this enemy hard to get past. Submitted by Ludwig 222.

Spring Plant: From Yoshi's Island DS, this strange plant springs up from the ground and is more like an impediment to Yoshi. It can be destroyed by jumping on them or with Baby DK's ram power. Found by Ludwig 222.

Springer: A stronger Shyster that appears in later levels. He really is not that different from his weaker counterpart in attacks. Sent in by Jazzman.

Sproing-oing: Sproing-oings split into 3 when they get stomped. These little critters can throw off your timing, so watch it! Found in Super Paper Mario. Submitted by fuzzyboy10.

Spud: He's... a potato. Identical to Fuzz in every way except appearance. Found in Wario's Woods. Submitted by Jazzman.

Spunia: A powerful pink Spania with two spikes on its head. It might look weak but it's actually quite tough. Submitted by Siro.

Spy Guy: These guys should be in Jade Jungle, not in Shy Guy's Toy Box. They start off with slingshots, but when hurt, they gain hammers and vice versa. The hammer can knock an ability out of you for the battle (Strategies, Items, Jumps, Hammers or Star Powers). Sent in by Aleth.

Squabble: This chubby seagull has a taste for the good life. He circles luxury liners, hoping for a quick nibble on some rich, fatty passengers. Found on the S.S.Caviar in Master of Disguise. Sent in by fuzzyboy10.

Squeak: A disgustingly cute mouse monster from Wario's Woods; I wonder if he's related to Pikachu. Hmm... Anyway, he's identical to Fuzz and Spud. Submitted by Jazzman.

Squiggler: Tiny Wigglers that can be destroyed by a simple stomp. Appeared in New Super Mario Bros. Found by Gold yoshi.

Squoinker: Squoinkers are proud to be pretty in pink. The polka dots are for extra intimidation. From Super Paper Mario. Submitted by fuzzyboy10.

Stankulus: This enemy appears under the staircase of the Smithsnorian Museum. The bronze statue of a long-lost athlete sports the world's finest armpits, which emit a fine mist that smells vaguely of cantaloupe. From Wario: Master of Disguise. Sent in by ghettobananachris.

Star: These static enemies get in Mario’s way in Space Zone. Found in Super Mario Land 2. Sent in by Mr.Nose.

Starfish: An enemy from Super Princess Peach found on Vibe Island. It's really a cameo of another Nintendo Superstar! Can you guess who it is? (Email me if you really want to know.) Submitted by Paperlemmy.

Starkiss: A starfish enemy found in the Seabed of Superstar Saga. They are very easy to defeat, and their one attack is easy enough to avoid. Submitted by Ludwig 222.

Starslap: In Mario RPG, mostly near Rose Town, these land-dwelling starfish attack the small party (only a duo when they first get there). Low HP, and bad defense, but when first met, so is Mario... Sent in by John.

Stilt Guy: These are Shy Guys on stilts of course. They jump to attack, and do light damage. Use a Pow Block or a Quake Badge to turn them to Shy Guys. Sent in by Aleth.

Stinger: Like the Buzzer and Bzzap!, this bee has pitiful HP. One well-timed hit should send him packing. Found in Mario RPG. Submitted by Miles "Thumbs" Power.

Stretch: A ghost confined to boards in the fortresses of Mario 3. He is usually not very difficult to avoid because his range is small and his existence is obvious, but he can be dangerous if Mario is forced to walk across his board. He also likes to position himself right next to useful power ups.

Stone Chomp: These Chomps of stone in Paper Mario have a painful Chomp attack. They fight in groups and guard each of the treasure rooms in Dry, Dry Ruins. Sent in by Aleth.

Stone Cold Statue: This statue with a lot of eyes, mouths, and noses is the mini-boss of Pecan Sands. Keep on punching the green light part of his blocks to defeat him. Watch out when the noses slow you down. Sent in by Ludwig 222.

Strollin' Stu: Located mostly in Bianco Hills and Delfino Airstrip of Mario Sunshine, these guys are similar to Goombas. They kind of look like Captain Olimar form Pikmin. Submitted by Moses Kim.

Strawhead: A stronger version of Hobgoblin in SMRPG. Submitted by MaskedMan.

Stuffy the Dolphin: Boss of Blowhole Castle. The 64th ruler of the glorious Dolphinian empire. It is whispered that he once was known by another name, but all who attempted to uncover it have met a bad end. Found in Wario: Master of Disguise. Sent in by ghettobananachris.

Stumpet: Found in Barrel Volcano of Mario RPG. He is a freaky-looking tree stump that likes to create enemies, and will also bring weaker enemies with him into battle. The first turn he’ll be charging up, or as the game says, “getting furious”. The next turn he unleashes a pretty-looking fireball attack, which can be blocked easily or healed easily if it isn’t blocked. Finish him before the second turn and he’ll have wasted his existence. Good riddance, I say. Submitted by Guest256.

Sue Pea: Sleeping in the upside-down Guest Room of Luigi's Mansion, you need to spray her with water three times. While vacuuming her up, point your vacuum down and pull her into a corner if you want a gold frame. Submitted by Ludwig 222.

Sumo Brother: A large turtle that is related to the Hammer Brother, but also looks a lot like Morton. He is found on high ledges in Mario World. He has a very powerful stomp because it causes an electric bolt which causes a wide fire below him. He is hard to reach, and can’t be stomped anyway. Mario is usually forced to go underneath him. He can be defeated by being hit from underneath, but he stomps often and is very dangerous.

Sunnycide: A parasite that lives inside the giant Yoob's belly in Partners in Time. It is the boss of Yoshi’s Island. Submitted by Grey Guy.

Super Big Tap-Tap: This thing attempts to flatten you. Found in Yoshi's Island DS. Sent in by Crazy Koopa.

Super Blooper: In Paper Mario, this is a huge, and I mean HUGE, Blooper. Not only can it create Blooper Babies to attack mario, but it can become red and hurt Mario twice in one turn. Mamamia! Submitted by Miles "Thumbs" Power.

Super Dry Bones: Found in New Super Mario Bros, ground pound it to make it fall. Sent in by Axemblack97.

Super Fly: Stronger versions of Fighter Flies, that are found in Beanbean Castle Sewers in Superstar Saga. If you are at a good level, these insects shouldn't be a bit harder than regular Fighter Flies. Submitted by Ludwig 222.

Super Koopa: A Koopa Troopa without a shell, he is a dangerous flying enemy in Mario World. He either swoops down at Mario or goes straight at him. His infinite numbers both help his attack, because Mario has to dodge all of them, and his defense, because Mario can not jump on any member of a flying column without getting hit. He is really dangerous and Mario should move quickly to get out of his range.

Super Piranha Plant: A huge Piranha Plant, it can be a pain to get past it if you don't have fireballs or a Koopa shell. Appears in New Super Mario Bros. Found by Gold yoshi.

Starcruster: A crab-like creature with a tough defense. Keep at it and you’ll bring them down. Found in Bowser’s Keep in SMRPG. Submitted by Miles "Thumbs" Power.

Super Thwomp: A larger Thwomp found in New Super Mario Bros. Sent in by Axemblack97.

Support Shroob: One of the Shroobs that hold up the Shroob-omb in Partners in Time. Submitted by Grey Guy.

Sushi: No, not Sushie from Paper Mario, Sushi, that... disturbing shark from Mario Party 2, Mario Party 3, and Mario 64. He will annoy Mario most of the time. Submitted by Aleth.

Suu: A spider in 3-2 in Super Mario Land. If you get close to them, they fall down towards you, like a Thwomp. Stomp it do defeat it. Sent in by Ludwig 222.

Sven: A hairy warrior who is Toad's first opponent above the forest. Only appears in Wario's Woods. Submitted by Coco.

Swipin' Stu: On Episode Six or beyond in Mario Sunshine's Pinna Park, before you go inside the park's enterance, go right to the beach. A Swipin' Stu will chase you and if he touches you, you lose your hat! Step on him and you'll earn your hat back. Submitted by Moses Kim.

Swallowing Cheep Cheep: In Delfino Airstrip, Gelato Beach, and Noki Bay of Mario Sunshine, these Cheep Cheeps will be roaming the waters. If you get close, they come after you. If they hit you, they drag you down into the water. Wiggle the Control Stick to get out. Submitted by Ludwig 222.

Swampire: A powerful health sucking Swooper found in the Pit of 100 Trials of PM2. It steals your HP to add to its own. Submitted by Siro.

Swiggler: The boss of Toadwood Forest in Partners in Time. He drinks special drinks that give him power. Submitted by Grey Guy.

Swoop: Bat enemies who fly down at you from cave walls and ceilings. Jump on or dodge them. Submitted by I Larry Koopa I.

Swooper: These are green bats with red wings found in some underground levels of Mario World. They will fly down straight towards Mario and are easy to avoid but hard in some levels where you can't see them such as Valley of Bowser 2. Submitted by Ludwig 222.

Swoopin' Stu: These alien-like guys generate form any type of goop in Mario Sunshine. They are easy to defeat, but can interrupt your tasks. Submitted by Moses Kim.

Swoopula: In Paper Mario, these are the stronger version of Swoopers. Found in Crystal Palace, it's not a gigantic chore to block their Leech attack. Sent in by Guest256.

Sworm: Found in Superstar Saga usually hiding underground near Beantown. HP 14. These little worms pop out of the ground and stare at you blindly, They can be easily defeated by beating them with the Hammer or jumping on them. The best strategy is to get a first hit before battling, but be careful because they sometimes can hit the brother in back if you're not watching the ground. Attacks: Burrow- Digs underground and jumps up underneath your character to bite him, can be dodged by jumping; Front Bite- Burrows underground and comes up in front of chosen target and bites, can be dodged by hitting with Hammer. If you decide to use a Hammer, yell out "WHACK A MOLE" before you kill them. Sent in by Gooper Blooper.

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Tad Rock: A frog who seems to like rocks is Toad's toughest opponent in the cave. Only appears in Wario's Woods. Submitted by Coco.

Tamanoripu: A small bear that rides on a large circus ball across dangerous terrain. Found in the Mario Zone of Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins. Sent in by Paperlemmy.

Tamao: No, not tomato, Tamao! Tamao is an indestuctible organism created by the boss of World 2 in Super Mario Land, Dragonzamasu. They are basically just used to block Mario's submarine missles from hitting the main boss. Submitted by Paperlemmy.

Tanoomba : This is a strange new species of Goomba, it has Tanookie ears and a tail. He appears in Superstar Saga. His attacks include Copy: He turns into either Mario or Luigi and jumps towards you; and Tail Whip: He hits you with his tail like you would in Mario 3. Submitted by Luigi_alex.

Tap Tap: A spiny creature that lives in Yoshi’s Island. He is very dangerous because he can’t be stomped or eaten, although he can be stunned by an egg. The red-nosed ones are smarter than the blue-nosed ones.

Tap Tap the Golden: Found behind Door 3 in Baby Bowser's Castle, this guy is similar to Tap Tap the Red Nose, only it's gold. You still can't touch him, but you might be able to get him to jump into a pit. Otherwise, you'll have to jump around the screen to keep him from catching up with you. Submitted by Extreme nintendo master.

Tap Tap the Red Nose: The last boss Yoshi faces before Kamek and Baby Bowser in Yoshi's Island. He cannot be touched, but Yoshi can knock out enough blocks to make him fall into the lava below.

Tarantox: A giant spider-like creature that can shoot acid and can only be defeated if he's flipped and Mario flings into him. He is found in the Space Junk Galaxy on his web. Found in Super Mario Galaxy. Sent in by Crazy Koopa.

Tashrooba: Like Tanomba, but stronger, purple, and alien, but still transforms into the same things as the Tanoombas that are also in Partners in Time. Submitted by Paperlemmy.

Tatanga: He is the alien from Super Mario Land who kidnapped Princess Daisy. After you beat the cloud boss in the sky, Tatanga appears and goes up and down and shoots fire at you. You can also see him in Super Mario Land 2 as the boss of the secret zone, Space Zone. Sent in by Alex.

Tehee Butterfly: Butterflies from Yoshi's Story that transform from cheery pink to gloomy blue. If Yoshi eats it pink, it heals him. If it's blue, it hurts. Submitted by Aleth.

Temper Terror: These guys have a bad temper. Don't they like Luigi's Mansion? They can't be sucked up
easily because their hearts are fire. Use the Water Element to put the fire out, then go in for the kill. Submitted by David.

Tentacles: These are King Kalimari's tentacles that fight with him. There are eight of them with him in the Sunken Ship of Mario RPG. Watch out as they can throw you in the air, casting fear on you. They're weak against fire, though, so turn up the heat. Submitted by Simon.

Terra Cotta: These are just Terrapins that have been brainwashed by Smithy and made stronger. They are found in Mario RPG in Bowser's Keep, and you have to face them in one of the enemy-battling rooms. Sent in by Guest256.

Terrapin: The first enemies Mario faces in Mario RPG, these turtle warriors just don't seem to have any HP...

Terrible Picture: This is the mini-boss of Wario World's Mirror Mansion. Watch out for the hands' attacks, and when the Barrel Buster appears, punch him three times and Piledrive him under one of the arms. You fight this guy twice in Mirror Mansion. Sent in by Ludwig 222.

Thak: A muscular monster who is Toad's first opponent in the mountain. Only appears in Wario's Woods. Submitted by Coco.

The Master: This guy leads the Dojo in Toad Town of Paper Mario. You can't face him until you've beaten Lee and Chan. The best time to face him is after you've completed Dry, Dry Ruins and have Bombette at Super-Rank. His Strike takes off 6 HP each time. Sent in by Aleth.

Thwack: A small, colorful Thwomp with three different expressions, seen in Partners in Time. Submitted by Grey Guy.

Thwack Totem: Four different-faced Thwacks stacked on top of each other with arms and legs. Found in Partners in Time. Submitted by Grey Guy.

Thwimp: A small spiked block that falls from the ceiling in Mario world and bounces around in very exact arcs. He is easy to avoid, although he is invincible.

Thwomp: A large spiked block that appears in Mario 3, Mario World, Mario RPG, Mario Kart, Mario Kart 64,  Mario 64, and the Parties. He falls from the ceiling when Mario comes near and then rises back up again. He is not usually very dangerous, but sometimes he can be a very challenging obstacle when his platform is surrounded by lava or a bottomless pit.

Thwomp Kong: This thing will attempt to crush you like a Thwomp. Found in Mario vs DK 2. Sent in by Crazy Koopa.

Tie Kong: If you hold onto its tie, it'll help you get across. So it's not completely dangerous. Found in Mario vs. DK 2. Sent in by Crazy Koopa.

Tileoid R: This gluey, gloppy animal from Super Paper Mario will stick to any surface. Gluey and gloppy… Not the best traits. Submitted by fuzzyboy10.

Time Bob-omb: Bob-ombs have been improved (Videogamerpat will be very happy). Spray water at them and they'll stop. After shooting them, a timer goes on and they blow up to pieces! Submitted by Moses Kim.

Timer Bob-omb: Not to be confused with a reguler Time Bob-omb. These appear in Mario and Luigi: Superstar Saga. They only appear in Bowser's Castle partnered with Roy, Wendy, and Larry and also found after the battle with Bowletta. You have only eight turns to defeat the Koopalings, but the Timer Bob-omb with Bowletta only appears when you beat Bowletta. Submitted by Crazy Koopa.

Toadie: One of the four bird creatures that pursue Mario for Kamek in Yoshi’s Island. They are weak, however, and are not able to touch Mario until Yoshi’s protective magic runs out. When it does, they swoop down from the sky and take Mario away. On rare occasions one of them will nab Mario before the timer is up and make it more difficult for Yoshi to recover him.

Toadstool 2: Copy of the princess that is made by Belome in the second battle with him. She is weak physically, but can heal herself and her comrades. Take her out quickly! Sent in by Jeff the Great.

Tokotoko: A moving stone figure in Super Mario Land. These guys are fast, but they're also weak. Avoid them or stomp them. Sent in by Ludwig 222.

Tolstar: This monster is only seen in Mario and Luigi: Superstar Saga. Believe it or not, he has Bowser trapped! He asks 100 coins to get him free, but when Mario and Luigi give the money, Tolstar shoots Bowser from out of his cannon prison. Submitted by sky-guy.

Tooty Kamen: Moves vertically eternally in the Smithsnorian Museum. The man depicted by this statue was the kindest, gentlest ruler ever. Except for the whole "destroy my enemies" thing. From Wario: Master of Disguise. Sent in by ghettobananachris.

Topmaniac: The leader of the Topman Tribe. He has spikes around his rim and can only be defeated by the electric fields he fights around. Found in Super Mario Galaxy. Sent in by Crazy Koopa.

Torion: Fish that appear in 2-3 of Super Mario Land. Shoot them as soon as possible so they don't turn around and hit you. Sent in by Ludwig 222.

Torpedo Ted: An underwater Bullet Bill that can't be stomped. Appears only in Soda Lake of Mario World, but they're in LARGE numbers, making swimming very tough. Sent in by John.

Toss Kong: If you get close to one of these in Mario vs DK 2, it'll toss you into the air. Sent in by Crazy Koopa.

Tox Box: A giant box in Mario 64's desert world. There are only three of them and they are useful if you can't fly because they roll around and you can slip inside to get past the stone pathway. If they squish you, however, they aren't quite so useful. Submitted by Aleth.

Treasure Pest: An all-too-common foe. A devious mechanical trap made to look like a treasure chest. It yearns to put a hurtin' on all who draw near to steal the sweetness within. From Wario: Master of Disguise. Sent in by ghettobananachris.

Tree Freak: This is the mini-boss of Beanstalk Way in Wario World. You fight him three times in that stage. To defeat it, hit the tree so that the fruit fall off, then Ground Pound to make the fruits flip a little, throw one at the bulb on the tree, and then throw the other at it. The third Tree Freak will need three hits in a row to defeat it. Sent in by Ludwig 222.

Triclyde: A large Cobrat with three heads that appears in Mario 2. He is the boss of the second and sixth worlds and is dangerous because he can shoot several fireballs at once. Mario needs to hit him with three mushroom blocks to defeat him.

Troopea: A blue Koopa Troopa found in Superstar Saga. He has less defense than his winged counterpart, and he is also strong against hammer attacks. As long as you only use jump attacks, you can find him pretty easy at times. Sent in by Ludwig 222.

Trouter: A fish that jumps out of the rivers in Mario 2 and interferes with Mario’s jumps. He is not usually dangerous, however, and can be thrown or thrown at.

Trunkle: I have no idea what he is, but he is the boss at the end of Teehee Valley in Mario & Luigi. Hammer the rocks he throws. When he starts breahting in air, jump over Gritty Goombas and Poisonous Mushrooms, and get the Mushrooms. After a lot of hits, he breaks into four. When you find the real one, use Bros. Attacks before he reforms and the battle starts over. For an easy but long way to defeat him, attack the tree on the top of his head. Submitted by Lemmy Koopa 2280.

Tub-O-Troopa:  A stronger Heavy Troopa found in Bowser's Keep. He's not any harder as long as Mario has been doing his fighting. Sent in by Specter.

Tubba Blubba: The first time you fight him in Paper Mario, he has an extremely high defense, too high to ever hurt him with. Just run, run, and run some more. After you get his heart to retreat into his body, it will make his defense drop to 0. He's a pushover afterwards. His Pound and Hip Drop attacks are moderate for the time. Pound takes away 4 HP and Hip Drop, 6. You must defeat him to complete Chapter Three, despite the fact that this guy couldn't even keep the Star Spirit imprisoned. Sent in by Aleth.

Tubba's Heart: This is the secret of Tubba Blubba's strength. His attacks are... oh DAD, oh DAD, really big pains in the head! His Dash takes off 6 HP. In order, Charge Up leads to Super Swarm. In Super Swarm, a bunch of small hearts swarm around Mario and squeeze him to take off 12 HP! Once he has 4 or less HP, he runs to Tubba Blubba to reunite. This causes Tubba Blubba's defense to drop to 0. Sent in by Aleth.

Tube Guy: A Shy Guy that sits on a tube and moves on the surface of the water. Found in Yoshi's Island DS. Found by Ludwig 222.

Tuliapootie: This is a gigantic flower in Wario World's Beanstalk Way that spits Glue Globes out. When one appears, quickly jump onto one and onto the next platform before falling off. If you're on a Glue Globe when it sucks it back in, you'll get hurt. Sent in by Ludwig 222.

Tuff Puff: Tuff Puffs are almost mini versions of Huff N. Puff. They appear each time Huff N. Puff is hurt. Only ten can be out at the same time, and they attack altogether. Watch out, since these are pieces of Huff N. Puff, he can assimilate them to heal however many of them are there. The pathetic thing is that they only have 3 HP, but the bad thing is that they give no Star Points. Sent in by Aleth.

Tutankoopa: This boss of Paper Mario's Chapter Two has two damaging moves and one non-directly damaging move. His Shell Toss has a different way of working. Instead of tossing himself forward in his shell, he tosses a shell at Mario. His "Magic" attack isn't really that much. He creates an image of a Chomp. The real damage is from stones falling on the group, and sometimes the rocks fall on him instead. At the start of the battle, he summons his pet Chomp, "Chompy". He can only use Shell Toss three times because he has a limit of shells. He can also only use Summon Chomp once. Sent in by Aleth.

Tweester: A powerful, desert-dwelling whirlwind who will blow away anyone it encounters. Appears in Paper Mario and several Mario Parties.

Tweeter: A small, mask-wearing bird that hops around in Mario 2. He is a little harder to catch than a Shy Guy because sometimes he will bounce, but he is rarely dangerous and is good for throwing at other baddies.

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