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*In ''[[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]]'', during the Special Moves training session, a Hammer Bro in the audience takes out a hammer, with the intent of tossing it at Mario, to which [[Professor Frankly]] says "Great Goomba's Ghost!" This may be a reference to Terekuribos. | *In ''[[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]]'', during the Special Moves training session, a Hammer Bro in the audience takes out a hammer, with the intent of tossing it at Mario, to which [[Professor Frankly]] says "Great Goomba's Ghost!" This may be a reference to Terekuribos. | ||
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Template:Anotherlanguage Terekuribō (literally "Boo Goomba" or "Goomboo", from Teresa, the Japanese name of Boo, and Kuribō, the Japanese name of Goomba) are undead Goombas found in Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins. It is, essentially, a cross between an ordinary Goomba and a Boo. This results in an enemy that is invincible, like a Boo, but moves and acts like a feeble Goomba. Green Shells and Starmen are effective in defeating it. It is only found in the schoolhouse level of the Pumpkin Zone.
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Official artwork of a Terekuribo. - Boomba.PNG
A sprite of a Terekuribo.
Trivia
- In Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, during the Special Moves training session, a Hammer Bro in the audience takes out a hammer, with the intent of tossing it at Mario, to which Professor Frankly says "Great Goomba's Ghost!" This may be a reference to Terekuribos.
