Talk:Tiki Tak Tribe

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Tiki Tak Tribe leaders have names or not?

Retro's gone through the trouble of naming all the other enemies and bosses in the game, but why not these guys? So if these seven (the three maraca ones are made up of one Tiki commander) aren't named, then what to do?
The preceding unsigned comment was added by BooDestroyer (talk).

They get conjectural names. Fawfulfury65
If that's the case, it would be wise they be named after the instruments they're modeled after. BooDestroyer 18:01, 26 November 2010 (UTC)
I thought about it once, if this is applicable:
  • World 1 = Kalimba (was NWR so sure about this one?)
  • World 2 = Maraca Trio
  • World 3 = Gong
  • World 4 = Stringy
  • World 5 = Piper
  • World 6 = Marimba (African type of xylophone)
  • World 7 = Bellows (the stretchy pumping part of an accordion)

BooDestroyer 19:46, 26 November 2010 (UTC)

So, Tiki Kalimba, Tiki Maraca Trio, Tiki Gong, etc? Anyways, the red-blue one seems to be a cross between a drum and a so-called kalimba (if I'm right), and the guitar-like is surely a banjo. "Piper" looks like a cross between a flute and an air horn (or something). ArendLogoTransparent.pngrend (talk) (edits)

I don't think we need to create separate articles for each member. There isn't much to type about other than their appearance and which boss they possess.--Knife (talk) 21:27, 26 November 2010 (UTC)

I agree with Knife on this. --FREAK ~Game GameBros.png Freak~ OUT!
Well, we have an article for each Star Spirit, Koopaling, etc. Why not for each Tiki dude? Blue Pianta Bowser's lumaArtwork of a Koopa Paratroopa in  New Super Mario Bros. (later used in Mario Super Sluggers, New Super Mario Bros. Wii and Super Mario Run)
Both of those appeared in more than one game and have individual characteristics (Attack pattern, power, ect). The tikis just appear to posess someone else and that's it. --Glowsquid 21:36, 26 November 2010 (UTC)