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==Merge Harisenbon with [[Spiny Cheep Cheep]]== | ==Merge Harisenbon with [[Spiny Cheep Cheep]]== | ||
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As stated above, "Harisenbon" has no source for its name while two official sources state that it's "Togepuku". "Togepuku" happens to be the name of [[Spiny Cheep Cheep]]. Furthermore, we do have several existing Mario enemies such as [[Cheep Cheep]], [[Goomba]], [[Bullet Bill]], and [[Paragoomba]] that has appeared in ''Super Mario Land 2'', so Spiny Cheep Cheep will fit right in. The only possible thing that sets them apart is the Harisenbon's elongated appearance when not inflated and the inflation behavior itself, though [[Cheep Cheep]]s do turn into [[Puffer-Cheep]]s in ''Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga'', yet that particular Cheep Cheep isn't split. | As stated above, "Harisenbon" has no source for its name while two official sources state that it's "Togepuku". "Togepuku" happens to be the name of [[Spiny Cheep Cheep]]. Furthermore, we do have several existing Mario enemies such as [[Cheep Cheep]], [[Goomba]], [[Bullet Bill]], and [[Paragoomba]] that has appeared in ''Super Mario Land 2'', so Spiny Cheep Cheep will fit right in. The only possible thing that sets them apart is the Harisenbon's elongated appearance when not inflated and the inflation behavior itself, though [[Cheep Cheep]]s do turn into [[Puffer-Cheep]]s in ''Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga'', yet that particular Cheep Cheep isn't split. | ||