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[[Image:Roto disk sprite.PNG|frame|right| A '''Roto-Disc''' in one of the fortresses.]] | [[Image:Roto disk sprite.PNG|frame|right| A '''Roto-Disc''' in one of the fortresses.]] | ||
'''Roto- | One of the more annoying traps Mario encountered in ''[[Super Mario Bros. 3]]'' was the '''Roto-Disc'''. Though not technically living creatures, the Roto-Disc still posed a hazard to [[Mario]]. While Mario could safely stand on the ball, touching the Roto-Disc would hurt him. Sometimes they would come in pairs as well. The only way to eliminate a Roto-Disc was to jump on it while in Statue Mario form, only possible with a [[Tanooki Suit]]. There can be two sharing the same sphere and they were not affected by fire. They're usually positioned so that a small passage will become a death trap if you don't time your moves. | ||
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Revision as of 18:21, August 29, 2006
One of the more annoying traps Mario encountered in Super Mario Bros. 3 was the Roto-Disc. Though not technically living creatures, the Roto-Disc still posed a hazard to Mario. While Mario could safely stand on the ball, touching the Roto-Disc would hurt him. Sometimes they would come in pairs as well. The only way to eliminate a Roto-Disc was to jump on it while in Statue Mario form, only possible with a Tanooki Suit. There can be two sharing the same sphere and they were not affected by fire. They're usually positioned so that a small passage will become a death trap if you don't time your moves.