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similar Gold Block, and they're a bit more common in 3D World, I think. Smithuser (talk) Firstly, is "Question Box" the official name? If not, in this video

them is called Big Beanie. The preceding unsigned comment was added by Smithuser (talk). Whoa, whoa, that's a lot of enemies. It's me, Mario! (Talk / Stalk)

IS "Flomp", according to recent Mario Party: Island Tour footage. User:Smithuser They are called "floating plates" in the guide in the quote on page 106

regular Moneybag. I saw a Coin Coffer from Super Mario 3D Land instead. Smithuser (talk) Coin Coffers and Moneybags are the same enemy. --NewSMBU (talk)

flipping platforms", probably. The preceding unsigned comment was added by Smithuser (talk). You're right. But in SMG, do we ever hear its name ? Banon (talk)

these guys and it said "Bomp"... I think that's the official name for it. Smithuser (talk) That would only be the official name for Sticker Star. The SM64

when it was released in 2006? The preceding unsigned comment was added by Smithuser (talk). It was released in South Korea in 2007 and in China in 2009, therefore

released. I mean, they were confirmed via a picture... Barely, but y'know... Smithuser (talk) Even so, the Prima Guide isn't the best source for getting names

unneccesarily added might appear in NSMBU, but the truth is not known yet. Smithuser (talk) Is Mario doing a Sidewards Somersault? Armin00 10:26, 14 September

2-3) is a level with Spike Tops. (I could make out what they looked like) Smithuser (talk) As seen here [8](simply scroll down to the third video and go to

blocks are Block-steppers, the Wallop-like enemies are Walleyes, etc. Smithuser (talk) What about the Snake like enemies resembling Cobrats? --Toonking2