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towards Wario, aiming to harm him. Chain-Saw Fishes can be defeated by striking the underbelly of the fish. They can also be destroyed by the flames of

Spray Fish are purple fish in Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island, Yoshi's Island: Super Mario Advance 3, Yoshi's Island DS and Yoshi's New Island. They

Flying Fish are minor, tiny fish-like ghosts that only appear in the Courtyard and Pipe Room in Luigi's Mansion, and in the Ball Room and Butler's Room

title. The mechanical fish is an enemy in the Game Boy Advance game Wario Land 4. It looks like a yellow submarine in the shape of a fish, with a drill for

Rip Van Fish (also pluralized Rip Van Fishes and parsed as Rip van Fish) are fish enemies who spend most of their time sleeping. They make their first

Lots O'Fish is level 5-2 in Yoshi's Story. It is similar to Lots O'Jelly Fish, as it is an underwater cavern. Although partly above water, most of it contains

Fish & Cheeps is a Duel minigame in Mario Party 7. Its name is a pun on the name of the British dish fish and chips. The player and a rival have to swim

found, then the article should be moved to its appropriate title. Bob-omb Fish are swimming Bob-ombs that can be used underwater in Special Kit 3 in the

Fish n' Drips is a 1-vs-3 minigame in Mario Party 4. Its name comes from "fish and chips," a popular take-out dish of English origin. Lakitu is shown carrying

Green fish are inflated pufferfish-like enemies in Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze and its Nintendo Switch port. They are sometimes exhaled by Fugu

The Red Coin Fish is the eighth episode of Noki Bay in Super Mario Sunshine. The episode's objective is to enter the underwater cavern once more and collect

article is about the microgame in Game & Wario. For fish found in the Mario franchise, see Category:Fish. Fish is a microgame in 9-Volt & 18-Volt's mode in Game

based on Fish Bones, both of the latter being called the Fish Bone Ferry and the Gold Fish Bone Ferry, all debut in the Night Tour. Fossilized Fish Bones

Fish Upon a Star is a 4-Player minigame found in Mario Party 5. The name is a pun on the saying "wish upon a star." The four players are standing on a

PAX AUS - A Run With The Fish! is an official course in Course World in Super Mario Maker 2. It is a level published by NintendoAU, and was one of the

from the body of the fish in the episode The Red Coin Fish in Noki Bay. This is the only level in Noki Bay in which the Coin Fish makes an appearance.

freezes the Lunge Fish. In Tetris Attack, a Lunge Fish appears as a playable character and an opponent who is paired with Flopsy Fish. It replaces Neris

called the Gold Fish Bone Ferry was introduced alongside the Fish Bone Ferry in the Night Tour and is also classified as a High-End kart. The Fish Bone Ferry

The Gold Fish is a rare marlin that appears in the Great Sea in Paper Mario: The Origami King. If the player follows it closely, it occasionally leaps

Fish & Game is a downloadable microgame in WarioWare: D.I.Y. and WarioWare: D.I.Y. Showcase. It was released on November 18, 2009 in Japan, October 18

Frozen Fish is one of The Job Center microgames in WarioWare D.I.Y. The player has to draw the art of the fish that Wario catches. To win the game, the

ate a fish, which was in the top of the screen. In a moment, the other cat will start munching. The player must select the cat who ate the fish. If the player

the Fish Bone Ferry, including the tires (which are the same as the Gold Blooper's), and with glowing red eyes. Unlike the Fish Bone Ferry, this kart increases

back at the Tar Fish several times until it is defeated, causing it to flip upside down. At this point, Donkey Kong can grab onto the Tar Fish’s back while

towards Sand Fish. Screenshot of Wario jumping on Sand Fish. Screenshot of Sand Fish diving, about to harm Wario. The quicksand seen in the Sand Fish battle

attack a Fish Poker Pops. Unlike other Waldoughs which share the same sounds, Fish Poker Pops have a more aggressive tone in their voices. A Fish Poker Pops

one chases after the pair mistake an angler fish for the star. It takes the appearance of a giant flat fish that puffs itself up until it explodes into

Fish Sticks is a 4-Player minigame in Mario Party 5. Its name comes from the name of the real-life food fishsticks (also known as "fish fingers"), which

Floodlit Fish ends with a cave area, which is where the level's Koin and Level Flag appear. In the Game Boy Advance version, Floodlit Fish has a brighter

Breams, also spelled Gleaming Breams, are bulky yellow fish appearing only in the Floodlit Fish level of Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble

other uses of the term "jellyfish", see Jellyfish (disambiguation). Jelly Fish are enemies in Donkey Kong Jungle Beat. Unlike most enemies in the game,

background and foreground of the stage, with a school of fish often following them closely. While a Thorny Fish is in the background of a stage, it moves slower

Super Mario Bros. Wii onward, they chase Mario in a similar manner to Rip Van Fish from Super Mario World. Spiny Cheep-Cheeps debuted in Super Mario Bros. 3

The Snorkel Snake, also called the Snorkle Fish, is a serpentine enemy that appears in Yoshi's Story. It resembles a large white serpentine creature with

Bonefin in certain materials, see Kingfin. Bonefins are metallic-looking fish that appear in Super Mario Galaxy. They only appear in the Bonefin Galaxy

Electric Groove Fish is one of Orbulon's microgames found in the IQ folder in WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Microgame$! It returns in WarioWare Gold, this time

article should be moved to its appropriate title. Pea Jelly Fish are smaller versions of Jelly Fish in Donkey Kong Jungle Beat. They do not attack Donkey Kong

to by Nintendo Power as fish) are underwater enemies in the Game Boy version of Donkey Kong. They are round predator-like fish and first appear in the

The Dinosaur Fish, also referred to as a dragon, is the first boss of Virtual Boy Wario Land. Wario fights the Dinosaur Fish by stomping its head and avoiding

Not to be confused with Fish Bone. Fish Skeletons, also referred to as Fish Bones, are joke items that appear in the Game Boy Advance version of Mario

Disposition: Crazy Game appearances: Land 2 Character like a flying fish A flying fish that jumps through the sea surface. If you walk on the sea bottom

spiked fish seen in the first episode of Super Mario World, Fire Sale. They are named after the real-life porcupinefish, a heavily-spiked group of fish closely

"X"-shaped cave to make it easier for the fish to poke a Yoshi. Other enemies include Sensuikan Heihō, Spiny Fish, Tehee Butterflies, Cheep Cheeps, and sea

are plenty of fish in the sea", which is used to comfort someone who has recently left a relationship. The level begins with a moving fish-shaped platform

Lunge Fish is the seventh level of World 3 found in Yoshi's New Island. This level's playable Yoshi is the red Yoshi, and introduces Lunge Fish, large

Flopsy Fish makes a small appearance in Tetris Attack, where it is paired with Lunge Fish during gameplay. It reuses the same pose as the Flopsy Fish's artwork

World enemy. For the Donkey Kong animal buddy, see Enguarde. Swordfish are fish enemies found in the game Wario World, in the Horror Manor level. When Swordfish

are creatures found in Wario Land II. They appear as land-lurking, humanoid fish that carry fishing rods. In Wario Land II, they try to catch Wario with their

fishhook to land me a giant fish. Just once! It's not a lot to ask!” —Toad, Paper Mario: Sticker Star The Fishhook (parsed as Fish Hook in British English)

Standof-Fish is the sixth level of the Banana Lagoon in the Donkey Kong Adventure mode of Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle. Its name is a pun on "fish" and

spiky blue fish; however, Urchins seem to be purple in Super Mario Galaxy, and most of their appearances for that matter. They are also not fish, but echinoderms

"Goodbye Mr. Fish" is the fifty-sixth live-action segment of The Super Mario Bros. Super Show! Its corresponding animated episode is "The Provolone Ranger

Not to be confused with Fish Bone or Honebon. Honen, also known as Honhen or Bone Fish, are enemies in the Muda Kingdom of Sarasaland that appear in Super

River Fish in the Forest is the twenty-second course in the Story Mode of Super Mario Maker 2. It is set in the jungle theme and in the Super Mario World

Checkers instructions Checkers instructions Go Fish intro Go Fish gameplay Go Fish instructions Go Fish instructions The intro to Dominoes Dominoes gameplay

A Propeller Piranha, originally known as a Hootie the Blue Fish (pluralized Hooties), is a purple species of Piranha Plant that appears in Super Mario

school of fishes with her voice, Peach can command them to open normal and big clams in the background (the latter require the strength of more fishes), releasing

three times will finish him off and clear the stage. Spray Fish Mildes Hootie the Blue Fishes Bloopers Slime Bullet Bills Kamek (boss)

Collectible Treasure that can be fished, the former shown by an origami-looking fish and the latter shown from a fish with sparkles. If motion controls

Although Glimmer is officially referred to as male, he resembles a female angler fish. Real-world anglerfish exhibit significant sexual dimorphism: male anglerfish

“'Tis no use, tryin' ter fish with no caterpillar... ” —Fishmael, Paper Mario Fishmael is seen in Paper Mario fishing by the docks at the port and arguing

that small fish can swim through. The Sparkle Gem is found below the grate. Reaching the section where the eel smashes the cage. Making all fishes in the final

Wario fish stay with the swarm. If the swarm goes off-screen leaving the Wario Fish behind, it's a loss for the player. Level 1 - The school of fish is quite

collect enough fish to give to all of the cats. If the player goes over the required number of fish, lightning strikes, the cats drop their fish as their expressions

Level 2: One fish, which takes a bit longer to catch. Level 3: Two fish; however, the player only has to catch one. In Gold, there is only one fish, but it

types of fish differ in shape and color. The fish are stationary. Level 2: Both types of fish have similar shape and differ in color. The fish swim around

help the crane catch the fish. The player only has one attempt; the fish will stop if it isn't caught. 1st level difficulty: The fish moves left and right

becoming 3UP Mario. Using the moon on his cap as a fishing hook, Mario fishes out the Ultra Pukupuku and zaps it with an energetic ray that shrinks it

small fish which is eaten by a medium-sized fish and finally a large fish. Level 3: The player must reel in a lot to catch either Poseidon or a fish with

medium-sized fish. Level 3: The player must reel in a large fish. If two players are utilized for this microgame, the player that reels the fish in will receive

The game involves a fish flopping around out of the water. A lagoon and a stone are near the animal. The objective is to tap the fish, and guide it back

and then pull it back up once a fish bites it. Level 1: There are three fish in an icy pond. Level 2: There are four fish in an icy pond at night. Level

cormorant and must catch the fish or crabs with their beak as the human paddles the boat and the creatures are in range. After the fish or crabs are caught, artwork

Cheeps, also known as Fire Cheep Cheeps and described as "black Tobi Lava Fish," are Cheep-Cheeps that appear in Super Mario Sunshine. Their scales are

to grab fish from a man's pocket (this character originating from the boxart for the toy) on the upper screen, then retract it and drag the fish to one

to catch the fish. 1st level difficulty: The player must catch anywhere from 3 to 5 fish. 2nd level difficulty: The player must catch 10 fish. 3rd level

catch fish that fly underneath it with its thighs. If successful, the cat looks at the player and smiles while the white cat cheers. Catching the fish too

catch a fish in the water. As the difficulty progresses, the fish are harder to catch. 1st level difficulty: The player must catch a small fish that is

hungry fish is your friend - unless you don't keep him constantly fed!” —Donkey Kong Country 3 manual, page 19 Nibblas are red-orange, carnivorous fish enemies

combo results in a candle made out of the monkey, the doll and fish combo results in a fish with a girl's face, and the dancers result in two of them holding

A Trouter is a red fish that jumps straight up out of water near waterfalls in Yume Kōjō: Doki Doki Panic and Super Mario Bros. 2. Their name comes from

help Wario catch a fish. Level 1: The player tries to catch a yellow fish. Level 2: The player tries to catch a bigger purple fish. Level 3: The player

Peak. They are thin fish that to do damage by colliding into Wario and destroying themselves. 23 appear in the game. A paper-thin fish that moves with the

shooting three consecutive fish from their quiver, using their bows as if they were shooting arrows. When in mid-air, the fish travel in a straight line

body. 1st level difficulty: One fish to slice. A spotlight indicates the right moment. 2nd level difficulty: Two fish to slice. A spotlight indicates the

course is crooked and narrow. If a player falls into the swamp, a Lakitu fishes them out and brings them back on the course. The first team to bring the

Kong Country: Tropical Freeze and its Nintendo Switch port. It is a giant fish encountered in an apparent dead end near the beginning of Amiss Abyss. The

me! Captain deserves FREEDOM!” —Pook, Super Paper Mario Captain Gills is a fish from Super Paper Mario. He is Pook's pet goldfish and can be found in Flipside

Fish Food Frenzy is the fifteenth level in Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble! and the fifth level of Cotton Top Cove. In the level, a

Super Mario Galaxy. The galaxy consists of one large planet shaped like a fish with a wide open mouth that has stalagmites resembling teeth. The majority

game is for the player to dig up a fish fossil. The player has to tap to reveal the body, head and the tail fin of the fish. Each part must be tapped twice

car) or a dead fish. The boxes should be shaken; the true gift makes a noise like the noise when a solid thing falls, and the dead fish makes the noise

This article is about the species of goggle-wearing fish from Super Mario World. For the Cheep Cheep-like enemies from Yoshi's Story, misnamed as "Blurp"

some ramps, the racers enter a short tunnel styled after a giant Fish Bone, and some Fish Bones swim through it on the second lap. On the other side of the

the side of the screen. A second or two after the microgame starts, another fish will swim toward the blowfish from the opposite side of the screen. The player

Anglefish are blue triangular fish enemies that appear in Super Mario Bros. Wonder. Their first appearance is in The Anglefish Trial: Ready, Aim, Fly!

Bounty Basses are plump, red fish enemies appearing in Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble! and Donkey Kong Land III. They have a yellow

salmon-pink fish, slightly bigger than Bowser. Their name is a portmanteau of "bit" and "barracuda," though they do not resemble their namesake fish. They are

Tropical Fish – A man holds up a fishbowl so that tropical fish can get from one fish tank to another by jumping from the fishbowl. If a fish falls to

Piranha Plant, Mario is surprised to see a talking fish, who introduces himself as Stanley the Talking Fish, and follows Mario. Oblivious to Mario's predicament