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it is possible to rebound off a Boo Buddy Snake safely by spin-jumping on the frontmost Boo in the line. Boo Buddy Snakes are found in only two Ghost Houses:

the circular group of Boos. For the regular Boos also referred to as "Boo Buddies", see Boo. Boo Buddies, also known as Circling Boo Buddies, are a spinning

platforms surrounded by Circling Boo Buddies are found, with moving platforms in between. At the end of the area, a group of Circling Boo Buddies is found around

novel ways to use Snake Blocks at our new Snake Block testing facility! Just jump onto a Snake Block and it'll start moving.” —Snake Block Enthusiast,

mouth. Smaller variants of the Snorkel Snake, known as Mr. Eels, also appear in the game. While identified as a snake in English and an eel in Japanese, it

Fire Snakes (earlier parsed as Firesnakes, though Fire Snake was in use initially), are long snake-like creatures with bodies made up of fireballs. They

the Paper Boos in Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam. For Boos in the Paper Mario series, see Boo § Paper Mario series. Paper Boo are paper forms of Boos that appear

moving platforms are found, along with a Boo and a group of Circling Boo Buddies. Two groups of Circling Boo Buddies are found together, followed by a

certain words with "Boo", possibly as a part of the Booish language: I am so bored!! Boo-ored! Boo-st of luck! Hey, what can I Boo for you? It's going

the third Star Coin. It leads to Ludwig's Clockwork Castle. Boos Big Boos Broozers Circling Boo Buddies Ghost Blocks

the Big Boo. In Super NES-era Player's Guides, the Big Boo enemy is known as Big Blue Boo to differentiate from the Big Boo boss. The Big Boo boss is a

confused with Ghost Block. A Block Boo, also known as a Boo Block (originally known as a Boo Buddy Block), is a type of Boo capable of transforming into a

Ice Snake Blocks are a type of Snake Block in New Super Mario Bros. Wii. They appear in World 3-Castle and function identically to normal Snake Blocks

appearance "Little Boo" redirects here. For information about the Boo Cluster from Yoshi's Story, see Big & Little Boo. For the Li'l Boo from Super Mario

feature a Fishing Boo. Fishing Boos reappear in Super Mario Run as of the version 3.0.4 update, where they are found in the level Fishing Boo Taunts You. Although

Boo Crews, originally known as simply Boo Buddies, are Boos formed in large groups. In Super Mario World, Boo Crews are found only in the Donut Ghost House

A Disappearing Boo Buddy is a type of Boo found in Super Mario World. Disappearing Boo Buddies are found only in the Sunken Ghost Ship and cannot be defeated

stereotypical melody associated with snake charmers. The Hissocrats are likely inspired by the eight-headed snake of Japanese folklore, Yamata no Orochi

did in Minion Quest. Additionally, a Bomb Boo appears as a figurine on a shelf inside the Tower of Yikk. Bomb Boo makes an appearance in Dr. Mario World as

closely resemble Gobblegut (and Fracktail) and behave similar to the Snorkel Snake as they try to encircle players with their bodies; in fact, their internal