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'''Ostros''' were ostriches that [[Shy Guy]]s could ride in ''[[Super Mario Bros. 2]]''. They hop along the ground and run back and forth when they don't have a rider. Use them for a boost to get over enemies or obstacles. In the credits of the game, Ostro's and [[Birdo|Birdo's]] names were switched. This, like many other mistakes, was fixed in remakes of the game. It would make sense to have Ostros be called Birdos because they are, in fact, birds. But it also makes sense to be called Ostros since their actual species are ostriches. | '''Ostros''' were ostriches that [[Shy Guy]]s could ride in ''[[Super Mario Bros. 2]]''. They hop along the ground and run back and forth when they don't have a rider. Use them for a boost to get over enemies or obstacles. In the credits of the game, Ostro's and [[Birdo|Birdo's]] names were switched. This, like many other mistakes, was fixed in remakes of the game. It would make sense to have Ostros be called Birdos because they are, in fact, birds. But it also makes sense to be called Ostros since their actual species are ostriches. | ||
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Revision as of 12:24, March 12, 2007
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An Ostro
This article is about Ostro the ostrich. For Birdo, the enemy that got put as Ostro in the credits of Super Mario Bros. 2, go here.
Ostros were ostriches that Shy Guys could ride in Super Mario Bros. 2. They hop along the ground and run back and forth when they don't have a rider. Use them for a boost to get over enemies or obstacles. In the credits of the game, Ostro's and Birdo's names were switched. This, like many other mistakes, was fixed in remakes of the game. It would make sense to have Ostros be called Birdos because they are, in fact, birds. But it also makes sense to be called Ostros since their actual species are ostriches.
