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Apples also appeared in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]''. They occasionally fell off of [[Whispy Woods]] in the [[Green Greens]] stage. They could be thrown at other [[player]]s to damage them. A smaller variety appears as [[food]]; these Apples can heal 5% health. | Apples also appeared in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]''. They occasionally fell off of [[Whispy Woods]] in the [[Green Greens]] stage. They could be thrown at other [[player]]s to damage them. A smaller variety appears as [[food]]; these Apples can heal 5% health. | ||
Apples had a rather large role in ''[[Yoshi Topsy-Turvy]]'', where [[Bowser]] turned all of the [[Eggling]]s into Apples when they fled to [[Yoshi's Island]] after the [[Koopa Troop]]'s attack on [[Eggland|their homeland]]. [[List of Topsy-Turvy Spirits#Spirit of Cuteness|The Spirit Who Loves Cuteness]], who was a friend of the Egglings, was dumbfounded at this tragedy and enlisted [[Yoshi]] to seek out the Apples and eat them, which would lift the curse upon the Egglings and restore them to their initial forms. The Apples in this game came in two colors, red and green, and, while the two colors of Apple could be found doing anything regardless of any kind of coloration code, green ones typically stayed in one spot and most red Apples glided downward on parachutes. | Apples had a rather large role in ''[[Yoshi Topsy-Turvy]]'', where [[Bowser]] turned all of the [[Eggling]]s into Apples when they fled to [[Yoshi's Island (place)|Yoshi's Island]] after the [[Koopa Troop]]'s attack on [[Eggland|their homeland]]. [[List of Topsy-Turvy Spirits#Spirit of Cuteness|The Spirit Who Loves Cuteness]], who was a friend of the Egglings, was dumbfounded at this tragedy and enlisted [[Yoshi]] to seek out the Apples and eat them, which would lift the curse upon the Egglings and restore them to their initial forms. The Apples in this game came in two colors, red and green, and, while the two colors of Apple could be found doing anything regardless of any kind of coloration code, green ones typically stayed in one spot and most red Apples glided downward on parachutes. | ||
Big Apples appeared in the [[Apple Kingdom]] of ''[[Donkey Kong: Jungle Beat]]''. At the end of each Apple Kingdom level, there was an oversized Apple (two times bigger than [[Donkey Kong]]) that DK needed to eat. | Big Apples appeared in the [[Apple Kingdom]] of ''[[Donkey Kong: Jungle Beat]]''. At the end of each Apple Kingdom level, there was an oversized Apple (two times bigger than [[Donkey Kong]]) that DK needed to eat. | ||
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Apples are a cheap item only found in Boo's Mansion in Paper Mario. One is able to find Apples by simply Spin Jumping on various crates in the cellar of the mansion. They heal 5 HP, but are better put to use in cooking. Only a limited number could be found in the game, making them extremely rare. If a player wished to complete the recipes, strategic thinking was required. In Yoshi's Story, Apples are the Red Yoshi and Pink Yoshi's favorite fruit, along with Melons.
Apples also appeared in Super Smash Bros. Melee. They occasionally fell off of Whispy Woods in the Green Greens stage. They could be thrown at other players to damage them. A smaller variety appears as food; these Apples can heal 5% health.
Apples had a rather large role in Yoshi Topsy-Turvy, where Bowser turned all of the Egglings into Apples when they fled to Yoshi's Island after the Koopa Troop's attack on their homeland. The Spirit Who Loves Cuteness, who was a friend of the Egglings, was dumbfounded at this tragedy and enlisted Yoshi to seek out the Apples and eat them, which would lift the curse upon the Egglings and restore them to their initial forms. The Apples in this game came in two colors, red and green, and, while the two colors of Apple could be found doing anything regardless of any kind of coloration code, green ones typically stayed in one spot and most red Apples glided downward on parachutes.
Big Apples appeared in the Apple Kingdom of Donkey Kong: Jungle Beat. At the end of each Apple Kingdom level, there was an oversized Apple (two times bigger than Donkey Kong) that DK needed to eat.
Super Paper Mario brings Apples back; however, in the game, there is no such item named "Apple". There only is an item named Red Apple. Also, this game introduces new kinds of apples, including the taboo Black Apple, the luscious but cursed Golden Apple, the mustache-inducing Yellow Apple, the fruit-transforming Pink Apple, and the shrinking Blue Apple. (It is interesting to note that all varieties of Apple in this game simply restore five HP, except for the Black Apple, which restores only one, when used on a playable character; the above ailments are induced only when they are given to a non-playable character.) The more-useful Primordial Fruit introduced earlier in Super Paper Mario also slightly resembles that game's Apples, although the two items' exact relations are unknown.
Recipes
- Apple = Super Soda
- Lime + Apple = Super Soda
- Coconut + Apple = Super Soda
- Red Berry + Apple = Super Soda
- Blue Berry + Apple = Super Soda
- Yellow Berry + Apple = Super Soda
- Cake Mix + Apple = Apple Pie (No alternate recipes for other items)
- Melon + Apple = Special Shake (No alternate recipes for other items)
- Honey Syrup + Apple = Tasty Tonic
