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The '''Cannon Shot''' is [[Dixie Kong|Dixie Kong's]] [[Special Shot]] in ''[[Mario Hoops 3-on-3]]''. To perform it, the player must tap out a triangle twice.
Dr. Shroob links here.  I really don't think they should.  On a side note, does this mean that Toadsworth had the same happen to them?  I highly doubt that, considering there are tones of Shroobsworths.  I don't think he's on the list, but it's a fact that you might want to consider in regards to this article.-[[User:Stumpers|Stumpers]]
:I am pretty sure that Shroobified does not refer to Shroob-like creatures, only those turned into Shroob mushrooms and areas changed to be covered with purple mushrooms. This is the only way the characters in the game use this term. -- [[User: Son of Suns|Son of Suns]]


To initiate the shot, Dixie Kong spins and dribbles the ball in a triangle. The ball glows yellow with stars trailing behind it. Dixie Kong throws the ball straight up, a barrel cannon falls out of the sky and catches the ball inside. She backflips onto the cannon and shoots the ball into the hoop. A red explosion followed by multicolored confetti complete the shot.
:Good point.  Actually, I'm not sure if this should be an article at all. It seems like it was just some characters saying stuff, really. Maybe as a condition, though. What do you think? [[User:Stumpers|Stumpers]]


When shot outside the 3-point line, a teammate needs to catch the bal and dunk it to complete the shot. Nothing about the visuals change.
::Well, either a section about this could be added to the Shroob article, or this can remain its own page. It is relevant information, and should be placed somewhere. -- [[User: Son of Suns|Son of Suns]]


{{Special Shots}}
== The Term ==


[[Category: Special Moves]]
This question is out of curiosity, but is "Shroobified" an official Nintendo term? I mean, I was typing up the Shroob Castle article and used the word "Shroobified", thinking that it would get corrected to a different word, and then this article was created. At the least we should put the conjecture template. --[[User:Kelt|King Piranha Plant]] 11:01, 21 October 2006 (EDT)
 
:The term Shroobified is used by characters in the game. It is not conjectural. -- [[User: Son of Suns|Son of Suns]]

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Dr. Shroob links here. I really don't think they should. On a side note, does this mean that Toadsworth had the same happen to them? I highly doubt that, considering there are tones of Shroobsworths. I don't think he's on the list, but it's a fact that you might want to consider in regards to this article.-Stumpers

I am pretty sure that Shroobified does not refer to Shroob-like creatures, only those turned into Shroob mushrooms and areas changed to be covered with purple mushrooms. This is the only way the characters in the game use this term. -- Son of Suns
Good point. Actually, I'm not sure if this should be an article at all. It seems like it was just some characters saying stuff, really. Maybe as a condition, though. What do you think? Stumpers
Well, either a section about this could be added to the Shroob article, or this can remain its own page. It is relevant information, and should be placed somewhere. -- Son of Suns

The Term

This question is out of curiosity, but is "Shroobified" an official Nintendo term? I mean, I was typing up the Shroob Castle article and used the word "Shroobified", thinking that it would get corrected to a different word, and then this article was created. At the least we should put the conjecture template. --King Piranha Plant 11:01, 21 October 2006 (EDT)

The term Shroobified is used by characters in the game. It is not conjectural. -- Son of Suns
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