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Normal Thwomps can destroy [[Brick Block]]s, although only one row at a time, unlike Big Thwomps which are capable of destroying a whole column in one smash. Thwomps are also able to press [[P Switch]]es, activate [[POW Block]]s and [[? Block]]s upon falling on them - the latter of which also defeats the Thwomp. The enemies can be stood on just as on a platform, though the player takes damage if they touch them directly. Conversely, the player can safely perform [[Spin Jump]]s on Thwomps. | Normal Thwomps can destroy [[Brick Block]]s, although only one row at a time, unlike Big Thwomps which are capable of destroying a whole column in one smash. Thwomps are also able to press [[P Switch]]es, activate [[POW Block]]s and [[? Block]]s upon falling on them - the latter of which also defeats the Thwomp. The enemies can be stood on just as on a platform, though the player takes damage if they touch them directly. Conversely, the player can safely perform [[Spin Jump]]s on Thwomps. | ||
The ''Super Mario Bros. 3'' Thwomps have had their palette changed to be more consistent with other games, and are no longer cyan. In the Wii U version, Thwomps can be shaken to create [[Skewer]]s, though in ''[[Super Mario Maker for Nintendo 3DS]]'', Skewers are standalone course elements. | The ''Super Mario Bros. 3'' Thwomps have had their palette changed to be more consistent with other games, and are no longer cyan and added animation. In the Wii U version, Thwomps can be shaken to create [[Skewer]]s, though in ''[[Super Mario Maker for Nintendo 3DS]]'', Skewers are standalone course elements. | ||
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