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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

either electric rails to be disabled or it to shock the player if they even go near the fence. In the Mario Party 8 minigame Power Trip, an electric rail

yellow electric exploder A green electric exploder A light blue electric exploder A pink electric exploder A purple electric exploder

by administering an electric shock. Using the Sound Wave Attack on these enemies will not harm them, instead causing the Jelly Fish to also attack by giving

“That electric goop is back! Where? Everywhere!” —Hotel manager, Super Mario Sunshine Electric goop, also known as green goo, is a type of goop that appears

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

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

see Spark (disambiguation). An electric spark, also simply referred to as a spark, is an obstacle in Wario Land 4. Electric sparks appear only in the level

Super Mario Bros. 3 ~ Akihabara Electric Circus is a Japan-exclusive album with remixed songs from Super Mario Bros. 3. It was released on December 15

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.

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

floats downwards, and possibly gets eaten by the fish. These moves are used to pass under or over electric orbs or to knock down enemy balloon birds to avoid

also create a line of ice chunks to freeze Wario. Finally, when damaged, the fish spews out many, many ice chunks in all directions. Wario cannot damage the

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

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

to the invasion of the Snowmads. This factory-themed level features many electric-based obstacles, such as electrical beams created by Electroids that deal

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

from the WarioWare: Twisted! souvenir of the same name, a fish, which becomes a blimp or a fish, and a mushroom, which becomes a mushroom from the Super

they fall, a "thump" sound is heard. 2nd level difficulty: A lamp or an electric guitar needs to be balanced. They lose balance quicker. If they fall, a

3rd level difficulty: The player must flip over a fish, which takes a lot of movement to flip. The fish will wiggle a bit on the plate, then bounce off once

eat the fish and the Fronk on it. If done so, the game is won. However, if the player makes the dolphin go the wrong way, the dolphin hits the fish with its

sun. 2nd level difficulty: Two blanks must be filled in. Arm, ball, farm, fish, and gnat are the possible words. 3rd level difficulty: Three blanks must

strings Muncher - Electric piano (tines) Thwomp - Taiko drum Monty Mole - Dulcimer Rocky Wrench - Acoustic guitar Hammer Bro - Electric guitar (lead) Sledge

side. The WarioWare Gold version features more items to weigh, including fish, cats and human-shaped turnips. 1st level difficulty: There are three items

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

Jelectros are glowing, electric jellyfish enemies that slightly bob in place underwater in Super Mario Bros. 3. They are invincible to all attacks, even

starts. The characters have to jump over the electric sparks that the Thwomps produce. Touching any of the electric lines eliminates the players. Players can

Direct in 2014, performing three songs from the game. Electric & Acoustic Guitar: Takashi Masuzaki Electric & Acoustic Bass: Teppei Kawasaki Drums: Satoshi Bandoh

player must make a four-letter word. (possible words: Glue, Note, Tape or Fish) 3rd level difficulty: The player must make a five-letter word. (possible

juggling club three times. 3rd level difficulty: The player must throw a fish five times.

the level, they will find that Hotel Delfino has vanished under a pile of electric goop. Talking to the hotel manager near where the hotel should be will

a tree to the very east, all fruit is contained in a fruit tank near the fish market. Mario just needs to Ground Pound one of the tank's switches to obtain

make a Fronk float on water. 2nd level difficulty: The player must catch a fish with a hook. 3rd level difficulty: The player must make a group of Fronks

been covered in electric goop once again. As soon as the player enters the level, the hotel manager will tell Mario that the electric goop is back and

level difficulty: Same as Level 2, but the other hand closes. The object is a fish or a banana. The game is based around a relay race to fit into the Sports

flippers on pinball machines, they push metal balls backward, producing some electric discharge when hit. If a racer collides with a flipper, they crash. von

Its name comes from "pesce," the Italian word for fish. The Pesce resembles both a large piranha fish and a mouse. When Wario is underwater, the Pesce will

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

paper-thin...floating silhouette. It came and covered the hotel grounds in this electric goop.” —Hotel manager, Super Mario Sunshine Phantamanta, originally known

and cause the player to lose. Also, the character must not fly too low or a fish may eat him. 1st level difficulty: There are only two sparkling fires in

microgames in WarioWare: Move It! The name is based on a term meaning to throw fish back into the water after catching it. The player controls a giant who has

“Ever since those big eels showed up, we haven't caught ANY fish!” —Penguru, Super Mario Galaxy The Drip Drop Galaxy is a galaxy in Super Mario Galaxy

each other, and must do two short moves. The swimmer in the middle has a fish-shaped head, as revealed upon failure. 3rd level difficulty: The swimmers

cover a slab of bacon by grinding six times. Level 2: The player must cover a fish on a stone slab by grinding four times. For multiplayer, players must cover

players. If the fish grabs a player in its mouth, the player is dragged below the water and loses a life. This is the third time the fish has appeared in

following five levels, in order of: Tidal Trouble, Bazza's Blockade, Floodlit Fish, Pot Hole Panic, and lastly Poisonous Pipeline. In addition, Enguarde fights

touching the power-up. On the Banzai Bill Planet, if the player touches an electric rail after losing two wedges of health, they will pass through it without

the correct flag in a certain amount of time or raises the wrong flag, the fish will get Wario, and the player loses. There is a boy on a beach with the

page 61. "If you jump as soon as you see the fish pop up, you will avoid their attacks. If you’re hit by a fish, you’ll roll back to the beginning." Brady

Spin Jump and crashing into Bowser Jr. by trying to shove him into the electric rails. The player must shake the Wii Remote in order to use this attack

preparing food). After discovering Luigi and Gooigi in his kitchen, he drops the fish he was flipping and angrily confronts them. Chef Soulfflé wields a frying

Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble!. The Knautilus is a green fish-shaped vehicle and is where the second and final boss battle against Baron

Mario Sunshine, where Nokis are seen riding them in the episode The Red Coin Fish. They are harmless, as bumping into them does not hurt Mario. In Donkey Kong

appropriate title. Inamazu are enemies in Wario Land II. They are walking electric catfish that charge up their electricity using plugs on their heads. They

also affect some items (shells, exploders, skill chargers, pop cannons, or electric exploders), and when an object is half frozen and the fan hides it again

also affect some items (shells, exploders, skill chargers, pop cannons, or electric exploders). Dr. Morton's skill can change them into empty blocks, causing

Mario-kun manga: in Volume 3, when Mario, Luigi, and Yoshi escape from an electric Spike Top, and in Volume 4, where they use one to knock Kamek out. M. Arakawa

following items: Exploder Shell Skill charger Pop cannon (since version 1.4.0) Electric exploder (since version 2.1.0) Rotating cannon (since version 2.2.0) Dr

As the game mode becomes more difficult, the player must also avoid more electric sparks while carrying the Chomp balls to the tulips. Wario Land 4 official

Country: Tropical Freeze, and its Nintendo Switch port. They appear as electric spheres with two beady eyes, being purple in Donkey Kong Country Returns

losing one third of its health, Bloat-Hog will mentally charge up eight electric spheres to fire them in all directions. Bloat-Hog in-game

Catbat's battle area has a pool of water in the floor, with a mechanical fish swimming back and forth through the water. In order to harm the Catbat, Wario

are uncommon aquatic enemies from Wario Land 3 that are similar to Spray Fish. They appear at night only in Out of the Woods, where two of them appear

electrified melons at Donkey Kong, who must clap to make them lose their electric charge and then throw them back at it. This stuns the boss, giving Donkey

that Donkey Kong must face throughout his adventure. They can generate electric orbs from their hands, blast out shock-waves of electricity, and teleport

himself as an orca and parts of his dialogue suggests he thinks of himself as a fish. The Prima official guide erroneously states that he is a shark. In the German

key of C major and arranged in a ska style with prominent saxophone and electric guitar instrumentation. Help:Media • Having trouble playing? In Super Mario

boss, and "fin," which refers to a flattened appendage on various parts of fish and cetaceans. Kingfin is the only boss in the game to be fought underwater

the hotel got attacked by a ghostly Manta, which covered the premises in electric goop and made the hotel vanish. Mario arrives at sunset during another

in all Passages except for the Entry Passage. They have pectoral fins like fish but appear to have the hind legs and webbed feet of a bird. They wear goggles

"paralysis" (indicated by a lightning bolt icon, and inflicted solely by Watt's electric moves, Power and Mega Shock) and "immobilization" (indicated by a clock

sparks periodically when moving. It also grows larger if hit with fire and electric attacks, an ability it was never shown to have in the Super Mario franchise

while large and small pale blue ones move left or right. Small yellow electric shocks are slow or fast and move in a downward direction. If the player

the fish, and popping his freed friends out in an egg. Now free, Mario defeats the Chochin Unkou with a fireball and celebrates, but another fish comes

touch the chameleon's tongue. WarioWare Get It Together! All characters electric shock.

stance before the second stomp), and their sparks now cause quick but low electric waves to spread in opposite directions rather than generating a large,

in Sirena Beach's first episode, when the Manta engulfs Sirena Beach in electric goop, sinking Hotel Delfino underground and trapping hotel guests. Throughout

stance, twice in a row, with each stomping sending down sparks that spread electric shockwaves upon striking the floor. However, his eyes are now squinted

last player standing is the winner!" Advice – "Watch out! If you touch an electric hurdle, you'll be temporarily frozen." Description – "Jump over the hurdles

first-time enemies such as Fritz and Mama Saw, which are based on real-life electric eels and sawfish, respectively. Squiddicus makes a comeback after Donkey

appropriate title. Togeuo are enemies that appear in Wario Land 3. They are black fish that are encountered underwater. They swim back and forth, turning only at

can fight Eely-Mouth in Noki Bay, and later reap the rewards of the Coin Fish. Some of the Noki characters include: Buckies - a trio of female Nokis, named

Shell to open a Gold Treasure Box. The player starts in the maw of a large fish planet, next to Penguru and the Gold Treasure Box. Diving into the water

Absorbers is an 8-Player minigame in Mario Party 7. Its name is a pun on electric shocks and "shock absorbers," mechanical devices meant to soften jolts

not instantly cause Mario to lose a life, unlike lava. Unlike the similar electric goop, burning goop can deal damage to Mario only in certain large quantities

even bust out in battle. What kinds of things? Try scissors, lucky cats, electric fans and more. What kind of ‘things’ will you find?"

appears as a shield-type, primary spirit, which makes the user weak to electric attacks when equipped. Its artwork is taken from its trophy render in Super

boss, Mona encounters a swarm of fish consisting of clownfish, regal tang fish, yellow tang fish, and Moorish idol fish. When the boss is defeated, the

on the right has been added at the end of the cavern. A concrete wall and Fish Bone fossils were added in the part with the boulders. The banister that

as inflatable bulbs) appear in Bubble Blast Galaxy, a course lined with electric rails. Mario traverses the course within a bubble, and making contact with

here. This is a very large watery racetrack for ray surfing. It contains fish, large hoops, flags, and a large golden hoop that serves as a finish and

of 11 PM PT on September 9, 2020. When an area is cleared, Dry Bones and Fish Bones appear. The viruses featured in the regular stages are red, yellow

the Battle Belt Galaxy. Trading card description: Urchins are spiky blue fish that Mario must face in an underwater challenge in the Beach Bowl Galaxy

This article is about the spiked fish from Super Mario World. For the boss in Mario Pinball Land, see Porcupuffer (boss). Porcupuffers (alternatively Porcu-Puffers)

HACKPTH!” —Noki elder, Super Mario Sunshine The Noki elder is a helpful, fish-loving Noki who lives in Noki Bay and helps Mario in Super Mario Sunshine

Locations where the Doot-Doot Sisters are found include the following: Near the fish market in Episode 8 of Ricco Harbor. At the amphitheater on the hillside

percussion instruments." Normal Drums sounds Electric Drums: "Powered drums for extended rocking." Electric Drums sounds Samba Drums: "Drums that will make

opens and it attacks with its five tentacles. Despite its resemblance to a fish, Feyesh cannot survive in water. If their eyes touch water, they disappear

The contrast between this instrument and the same melody played on an electric guitar works really well. Underpinning this, you have the slap bass and

the Roto-Discs were imagined as the energy-conversion engines used in the electric Dinohattan cars.[citation needed] Nintendo Power Volume 13, pages 9 & 80

represent the and . During Episode 1 and Episode 6, the beach is covered in electric goop and the hotel itself will be inaccessible during those episodes. The

the E3 2002 trailer, Gelato Beach was going to be shown to be covered in electric goop that acted like common goop, but the goop was removed for unknown

off the sides. Mario must then race down the planet on top of Ray avoiding fish and getting the coins and Star Bits. There are also numerous 1-Up Mushrooms

was a conjectural title from 2010 to 2019. Page 105: The electric goop is known as "Electric Graffiti," an Orange Juice Generator is known as a "Forcefield

the left is a secret passage leading to a chain Luigi can pull to reveal a fish-like creature with Gold Bars in its mouth. Gooigi can walk through its teeth

ahead if the player lands on one of their Green Spaces. Blue fishing Piantas fish a piece of Candy for the player if their Green Space is landed on. Lastly

though it is a light projected from the sky, constantly leaving a trail of electric goop behind it. Spraying it with FLUDD causes it to split into progressively

complete. While painting, he produces paint colored and textured similarly to electric goop. In single-player mode, the player must either use the touch cursor

a fiery orange variant of ordinary goop that appears in Pianta Village Electric goop, a green-and-yellow variant of ordinary goop that appears in Sirena

black core behind), breathes a huge stream of fire, and then sends out an electric purple orb, which gives off a shockwave that can destroy the orbs leftover

their battle against a Lunge Fish, Mario stuffs a Super Blue Watermelon inside Yoshi to make Yoshi freeze the Lunge Fish. In Yoshi's Story, watermelons

Ninjape Pea Frog Pea Jelly Fish Rolling Frog Sea Bat Sleep Pig Poppo Snow Mole Snowman Spined Puffer Stinga Tar Man Tar Fish Brier Marucchi Propeller Mūcho

his way back, he finds the shark-finned Goobs flopping around like literal fish out of water. Their goggles protect them from the Strobulb, so Luigi must

drumsticks, hot dogs with sauce, steaks of both flatiron and ribeye variants, fish, and ham (although only the hot dogs and drumsticks are actually able to

of C-major and is arranged in a ska style, with prominent saxophone and electric guitar instrumentation. "Bianco Hills" is also in the key of C major and

The Kongs must jump on KAOS's head to attack it, but not while it has an electric current on its head. After three hits, KAOS is defeated. “Bzzzt... Bzzzt

in the Illusion Bathroom, but the chest is possessed. Luigi has to fire a fish at the chest and suck up the purple Spirit Balls to return it to normal and

can uncover the truth behind your whereabouts and rouse the legendary Wind Fish, explore Koholint Island for Secret Seashells, the Sirens Instruments, and

Clash (Dribble & Spitz) Code Buster (Dribble & Spitz) Dry Eye (Mona) Electric Groove Fish (Mona) Find My Behind (Dribble & Spitz) Fries With That? (Mona) The

other objects on the Guide Book map are also present, including palm trees, fish, a boat, and flowers, but none of these do anything when clicked on and,

such as fire and electricity can light the way; enemies that walk through electric currents become light sources themselves. In Pull, Turn, Burn and High-Voltage

Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS / Wii U, it can be customized to have an electric effect, or to create a gust of wind. Cape Mario appears in two microgames

Casi Marc Henkler Italics indicate returning musicians Takashi Masuzaki: Electric Guitar Teppei Kawasaki: Bass Guitar Satoshi Bandoh: Drums Tetsuro Toyama:

pro fish chucker!" "Was it bonzer enough to be named to the Galactic Sillyfish Chucking All-Rookie Team? No - but you can try again anytime!" "Fish chuckin'

includes an entry for an item known as the ElectricHammer, placed between the Ice Hammer and Mushroom. The Electric Hammer has no corresponding text or graphics

Moon. In the Sand Kingdom, Mario can also fish Captain Toad out of sand, while in Bowser's Kingdom, he can fish for Poochy; reeling either of these in has

Daniele Alibrandi Italics indicate returning musicians Takashi Masuzaki: Electric Guitar Teppei Kawasaki: Bass Guitar Satoshi Bandoh: Drums Tetsuro Toyama:

titled "Mama Luigi," Luigi and Yoshi, after escaping a pursuing Rip Van Fish, are attacked by a Torpedo Ted. This Torpedo Ted chases after them as they

. floating silhouette." "It came and covered the hotel grounds in this electric goop." "Then... Oh, the horror! My beautiful hotel! My poor building!"

titled "Super Mario Bros. 3". It prominently features brass, keyboard, and electric guitar in its instrumentation. The arrangement returns in Super Smash Bros

ocean sunfish (northwest), a sting ray (west), a crab (southwest), a small fish (south), a sea turtle (east), and a jellyfish (northeast). In this cutscene

Piranha. Various enemies are found on the surface of water, such as Spray Fish and Nep-Enuts, and in deep water, such as Loch Nestors and Preying Mantas

Galoombas, in their Super Mario World design, appear on one of the cards in Go Fish. These Goombas appear twice in the Super Mario World cartoon. They first

Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins Fireball – Donkey Kong 64 Fish Bone – Super Mario World Fish Poker Pops – Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze Fishin'

cherry blossom in the spring. I think we've achieved it with that winding electric guitar line, wouldn't you agree? The playful trombone part is something

moving conveyor belt, in addition to the electric pods. In Donkey Kong Land III, he is capable of shooting electric beams from his gloves. During the final

the map himself, and exclaims that it is actually a plan for Brooklyn's electric grid. Luigi, not hearing him, then pulls out some wires. As Gadget reads

similar to Wii Mushroom Gorge, Wii Grumble Volcano, and 3DS DK Jungle, though electric guitar and a new synth bassline have been added - the original bassline

is possible to cause the game to crash to the home menu if Luigi shoots a fish into the rabbit cage in the Trainer's Room in Twisted Suites. NOTE: As of

in the game's The Subspace Emissary mode. One of the stickers increases electric attacks by eight, while the other increases head attacks by five. In Super

been made for them in said game's art style. Big Dry Bones, Parabones, and Fish Bones (which can be made when the player places a Dry Bones in the underwater

into the pear in the area, the level ends. Pea Frog Mini Elephant Cannon Electric wire Big Bee Wire Trap (Wii only) Kamikami (GameCube only) Karikari (Wii

has been redone with live instruments, featuring a saxophone, piano, and electric guitar lead instead of the original song's synths. Much like the other

The music has also been updated, with significantly less emphasis on the electric guitar compared to its original arrangement. If the player lands on the

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Island. In her stage, "Mermaid Meet and Greet", while Lulu is swimming with a fish, Mona is seen reading a magazine, and discovers the possible existence of

titled "Super Mario Bros. 3". It prominently features brass, keyboard, and electric guitar in its instrumentation. The arrangement returns in Super Smash Bros

Subspace Emissary, the sticker can be used on any fighter to boost their electric attacks by 4 points. Lightning makes a brief appearance in volume 6 of

"Ha-": Hammer, Hanger, Hamburger… ぁ魚さかな軍ぐん団だん (Fish Corp): While underwater, Yoshi eats a bunch of fish. Mario compliments Yoshi for his hunger, but gets

playable counterparts to bump into Bowser Jr. to try to knock him into the electric barrier, just like New Super Mario Bros. Wii. In Bowser Jr. Breakdown,

image of Waluigi at the end of the course. The flippers now give off an electric particle effect after activating. The sounds that play when changing positions

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aquatic enemy that replaces Cheep Cheep. In Hard difficulty, there is a Rip Van Fish instead. Bloopers make an appearance in Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga and

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Gate has blue fish in it. If Mario follows them, they will swim away from him. If he then follows the fish and leads them to a wall, the fish swim through

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alongside 9-Volt as an Ace-class support spirit, which grants immunity to electric floors when equipped on a fighter. In World of Light, the spirit is located

End of Level Target hard enough at the end of a level, she takes out an electric guitar and briefly performs on it before exiting. Their adventure culminates

Peach, Baby Daisy, Baby Rosalina, Lemmy, and the Cheep Cheep, Lemmy, and Fish Bone Mii Racing Suits. When used, they envelop the driver, allowing them

the soundtrack included the "flute shots", grand piano, distorted guitar, electric bass, and organ from the Akai S1000; the reedy keys from an E-mu Proteus

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Mario's FUNdamentals, Piranha Plants appear as a suit of playing cards in Go Fish. In Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island, Piranha Plants are known as variously

exiting the second cave on Pristine Peaks. Fixed an issue with the silly fish respawn rate for the Victor challenge on Beacon Beach. BATTLE BUG FIXES Fixed

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Catterwall • Cavity Calamity • Chicken Pinch • Dry Eye • Eating Out • Electric Groove Fish • Fit for a Frame • Fries With That? • Gold Digger • I Came, I Saw

Catterwall • Cavity Calamity • Chicken Pinch • Dry Eye • Eating Out • Electric Groove Fish • Fit for a Frame • Fries With That? • Gold Digger • I Came, I Saw

Catterwall • Cavity Calamity • Chicken Pinch • Dry Eye • Eating Out • Electric Groove Fish • Fit for a Frame • Fries With That? • Gold Digger • I Came, I Saw

Catterwall • Cavity Calamity • Chicken Pinch • Dry Eye • Eating Out • Electric Groove Fish • Fit for a Frame • Fries With That? • Gold Digger • I Came, I Saw

Catterwall • Cavity Calamity • Chicken Pinch • Dry Eye • Eating Out • Electric Groove Fish • Fit for a Frame • Fries With That? • Gold Digger • I Came, I Saw

Catterwall • Cavity Calamity • Chicken Pinch • Dry Eye • Eating Out • Electric Groove Fish • Fit for a Frame • Fries With That? • Gold Digger • I Came, I Saw

Four Leaf Hover • Tip the Scale • The Real McCoy • Identity Crisis • Electric Groove Fish • Strength in Numbers • Button Masher • Catterwall • Focus-Pocus

Four Leaf Hover • Tip the Scale • The Real McCoy • Identity Crisis • Electric Groove Fish • Strength in Numbers • Button Masher • Catterwall • Focus-Pocus

Four Leaf Hover • Tip the Scale • The Real McCoy • Identity Crisis • Electric Groove Fish • Strength in Numbers • Button Masher • Catterwall • Focus-Pocus

Four Leaf Hover • Tip the Scale • The Real McCoy • Identity Crisis • Electric Groove Fish • Strength in Numbers • Button Masher • Catterwall • Focus-Pocus

Four Leaf Hover • Tip the Scale • The Real McCoy • Identity Crisis • Electric Groove Fish • Strength in Numbers • Button Masher • Catterwall • Focus-Pocus

Catterwall • Cavity Calamity • Chicken Pinch • Dry Eye • Eating Out • Electric Groove Fish • Fit for a Frame • Fries With That? • Gold Digger • I Came, I Saw

Four Leaf Hover • Tip the Scale • The Real McCoy • Identity Crisis • Electric Groove Fish • Strength in Numbers • Button Masher • Catterwall • Focus-Pocus

Catterwall • Cavity Calamity • Chicken Pinch • Dry Eye • Eating Out • Electric Groove Fish • Fit for a Frame • Fries With That? • Gold Digger • I Came, I Saw

Catterwall • Cavity Calamity • Chicken Pinch • Dry Eye • Eating Out • Electric Groove Fish • Fit for a Frame • Fries With That? • Gold Digger • I Came, I Saw

Catterwall • Cavity Calamity • Chicken Pinch • Dry Eye • Eating Out • Electric Groove Fish • Fit for a Frame • Fries With That? • Gold Digger • I Came, I Saw

Catterwall • Cavity Calamity • Chicken Pinch • Dry Eye • Eating Out • Electric Groove Fish • Fit for a Frame • Fries With That? • Gold Digger • I Came, I Saw

Four Leaf Hover • Tip the Scale • The Real McCoy • Identity Crisis • Electric Groove Fish • Strength in Numbers • Button Masher • Catterwall • Focus-Pocus

which carry massive eggs that must be attacked. Hogs - Pigs which throw electric coconuts that must be knocked back at them. Tusks - Tusked elephant machines

Instead of transforming, her down special move is now a move called Bouncing Fish, in which she leaps with a backflip and strikes with the heel of her foot

Four Leaf Hover • Tip the Scale • The Real McCoy • Identity Crisis • Electric Groove Fish • Strength in Numbers • Button Masher • Catterwall • Focus-Pocus

Catterwall • Cavity Calamity • Chicken Pinch • Dry Eye • Eating Out • Electric Groove Fish • Fit for a Frame • Fries With That? • Gold Digger • I Came, I Saw

Catterwall • Cavity Calamity • Chicken Pinch • Dry Eye • Eating Out • Electric Groove Fish • Fit for a Frame • Fries With That? • Gold Digger • I Came, I Saw

Catterwall • Cavity Calamity • Chicken Pinch • Dry Eye • Eating Out • Electric Groove Fish • Fit for a Frame • Fries With That? • Gold Digger • I Came, I Saw

Catterwall • Cavity Calamity • Chicken Pinch • Dry Eye • Eating Out • Electric Groove Fish • Fit for a Frame • Fries With That? • Gold Digger • I Came, I Saw

Catterwall • Cavity Calamity • Chicken Pinch • Dry Eye • Eating Out • Electric Groove Fish • Fit for a Frame • Fries With That? • Gold Digger • I Came, I Saw

Catterwall • Cavity Calamity • Chicken Pinch • Dry Eye • Eating Out • Electric Groove Fish • Fit for a Frame • Fries With That? • Gold Digger • I Came, I Saw

Four Leaf Hover • Tip the Scale • The Real McCoy • Identity Crisis • Electric Groove Fish • Strength in Numbers • Button Masher • Catterwall • Focus-Pocus

Four Leaf Hover • Tip the Scale • The Real McCoy • Identity Crisis • Electric Groove Fish • Strength in Numbers • Button Masher • Catterwall • Focus-Pocus

points are deducted. They also appear in the staff credits. Bob-omb Fish, which are fish enemies resembling Bob-ombs, also appear as enemies when building

arrangement "Paper Mario Medley" in Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS adds an electric guitar to Paper Mario: Sticker Star's arrangement of the "Airship Theme"

mini-map of this course does not show the path of the train track. The electric crossing bell sounds are also replaced with more appropriate American-style

temporarily steal the Poltergust, a Medic Goob that can heal other ghosts, an Electric Oozer that shoots electricity, two Diffusing ghosts that can summon mini

Tiny red ones appear in massive swarms in Cloud Cruising and Lots O'Jelly Fish, going in and out of the background with only some carrying fruit. Flying

tracks that can play when both halves of the stadium are Spooky Mansion. An electric bass guitar plays the melody and a synthesizer and keyboard organ plays

In Mario's FUNdamentals, Big Boos appear on a suit of playing cards in Go Fish. In Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island, they appear in many Towers and Castles

Yellow Virus each have their own sticker: the Blue Virus sticker boosts electric attacks by five points; the Red Virus sticker boosts fire-based attacks

receives a package: it is a cooked fish that he eats with pleasure, while his Goomba assistant realizes that the fish is the Witch. Meanwhile, outside,

is the only Kong who can Double Jump. Diddy's musical instrument is the electric guitar, which he obtains from Candy's Music Shop, and his weapon is the

"Don't be such a scarecrow!" "Heeeere we come, fish!" "Great time!" "What do I tell you those rat fish were really jumpin' today!" "Hey, I was hungry!"

Konga games. In the Mario Strikers series, Donkey Kong is shown to wield electric powers, exerting bolts of lightning during his Super Strike and Mega Strike

and another metal slab already attached to a magnet. To the right is an electric, buzzing wire that harms Yoshi if he touches it. Above this slab is an

with a stomp, Mario touches Carrot, becomes Bunny Mario, and defeats the fish. Using the ears as a propeller, the two zip away, not noticing a group of

whoa whoa! What are you, crazy? You're gonna feed a fish a meatball?" "Maybe it's an Italian fish." "Forget about Mrs. Periwinkle! What am I gonna do about

I wish I could find courage as deep as yours..." "'Tis no use, tryin' ter fish with no caterpillar..." "Gar, what a fix I be in! Well, there's nothin',

playing some air guitar could be a possible reference to her playing her electric guitar from this game. Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble