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either hop forward or run in short bursts. Pyro Guys return as enemies in Yoshi's New Island in the level Pyro Guy Peak behaving in the same way as they

blocks in Shy Guy's Toy Box. "Say...are we actually inside the Toy Box right now? How could all this be inside that little box? Best not to think about

is extremely useful against fire-based enemies, such as Lava Piranha and Pyro Guys. It can be bought in Boo's Mansion and Yoshi's Village for 15 coins

appearance A jack-in-the-box is a kind of toy found in Shy Guy's Toy Box in Paper Mario. When Mario Ground Pounds one or Hammers its box lid while standing on

imbued with the "explosion" element, allowing them to deal more damage (i.e., Pyro Guys, Lava Bubbles, and Dry Bones) or none at all (i.e., Buzzy Beetles) to

version, the Help Boxes appear as black boxes with only a white question mark. In the game's remake for the Nintendo Switch, the box has a lavender outline

stage, Level 4-DK. These Polterguys now have flame-like auras similar to Pyro Guys, though this is only a visual effect, and the usual animation plays

current Super Mario games. They only appear in the cavern section of the level Pyro Guy Peak, where their blasters are fixed on both the ground and the ceiling

magic treasure box, created by Wizakoopa after the player defeats him, is found in the last area of Bowser's Keep. The magic treasure box contains an infinite

Yoshi can carry.” —Message Block, Yoshi's Story Egg Blocks, also called Egg Boxes, are spotted blocks that dispense Yoshi's Eggs for Yoshis to use, provided

Party DS, see Coin Block (Mario Party DS). Not to be confused with Coin Box or Coin Box (Mario Party series). “When you hit this block... You'll bash out a

guarded by General Guy and his army in the Shy Guy's Toy Box in Chapter 4: Trials in the Toy Box. When Mario defeats General Guy, Muskular gives him the

so. In addition, the green block from Super Mario 64 appears as the Metal Box item in the Super Smash Bros. series starting with Super Smash Bros. Melee

appears on the box art. She makes a cameo appearance in Mario Party: The Top 100 as part of the Star Spirits bio, as well as in the box art of Mario Party

Medi Guys are Shy Guys that are encountered in Shy Guy's Toy Box in Paper Mario. Goombario says they are emergency workers of the Shy Guy clan. They can

<housou> creates a "mechanical" text box. <tec> creates the text box used by TEC-XX <diary> creates a "ripped paper" text box. <scale> changes the font size

events of Chapter 4, Mario recovers Harry's Storeroom Key from Shy Guy's Toy Box and returns it to him. Harry rewards Mario by letting him take anything he

Guy encountered in Paper Mario. They appear exclusively in Shy Guy's Toy Box. Spy Guys are dressed in camouflage gear, wearing a leafy bush with flowers

..” —Gourmet Guy, Paper Mario Gourmet Guy is first seen in Shy Guy's Toy Box during the events of Chapter 4, blocking a railroad crossing in the Pink Station

leads to a Toy Box. The mischievous thieves and all of their stolen goods are inside the box. You leap in after them. Inside the Toy Box, you use jack-in-the-boxes

restored when Mario sleeps in an inn or when he finds a Mushroom in a treasure box, which refill the party's FP supply and HP, or Health Points. In the first

It is taught by Muskular after Mario defeats General Guy in Shy Guy's Toy Box. With a cost of 2 Star Power, it lowers every enemy's Attack Power by three

unable to read the letters here. Retrieving the mailbag from Shy Guy's Toy Box and returning it here entitles Mario to a Star Piece as a reward and makes

Not to be confused with Metal Box. Metal blocks (also formatted as Metal Blocks) are large metallic blocks that are found in the Paper Mario series. These

decides the item given only after the player opens a box, meaning there is no advantage to pick a box over the others. Some Toad Houses ever have only one

wearable version called the ? Box is introduced, which gives infinite coins to the player as they move or jump. Like the Propeller Box, if the player finishes

that she is young. Mario finds Watt while traveling through Shy Guy's Toy Box. He eventually comes to a dark room inhabited by the Big Lantern Ghost. The

"millipede". After Mario defeats General Guy and his Shy Guys in Shy Guy's Toy Box during the events at the end of Chapter 4, Mario comes back to Toad Town as

encountered shortly before the boss battle against General Guy in Shy Guy's Toy Box. The Shy Squad is followed by two battalions: the Stilt Guys and Shy Stacks

appears. The strange thing in the box gives you power. The thing in the box wants... Something that lies left of the box's room's entrance. You take that

his Hammer to make them run out of town. Once Mario discovers Shy Guy's Toy Box, the secret hide-out of the Shy Guys, they can be fought as normal enemies

Ghost, Paper Mario The Big Lantern Ghost is the mid-boss of Shy Guy's Toy Box from Paper Mario. He is a giant Lantern Ghost with a bandage on his forehead

steal the shop's Storeroom Key. After retrieving the key from Shy Guy's Toy Box and returning it to Harry, he thanks Mario by unlocking the door to the storeroom

can be found in the area to the right of the Green Station in Shy Guy's Toy Box. Mario and his partners can play it for free. It has three slots which can

Crash Kongs, and Mummy Guys!" - Mario vs. Donkey Kong 2: March of the Minis box back Mario vs. Donkey Kong 2: March of the Minis object graphics filename

.." "You've got to fill up the blue box with minions in the right order!" "Next time, put someone in the blue box within the time limit!" "Let's take a

in Toad Town. Supposedly, they came from Shy Guy's Toy Box. It must be somewhere in town. A Toy Box... I wouldn't mind seeing that. Maybe they have a Nintendo

In the game, Mario first encounters an Anti Guy inside the Shy Guy's Toy Box. This Shy Guy is guarding a treasure chest containing a Power Plus Badge.

will do less damage to Mario and Luigi. The status is indicated by a gray box with an arrow pointing up next to the Mario brother's HP. In the original

Run away while you have the chance.) Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island Box art for Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island German commercial for Super Mario

Blubba's Castle disappear after the player clears Chapter 3. Shy Guy's Toy Box A lone Goomba or a pair of Clubbas are created by Kammy Koopa in the Blue

the player's Ally Box for their XP in the Power Up spot at Toad Houses. Depowering teammates removes them from the player's Ally Box and up to five allies

quest, Kammy Koopa summons one to guard a Treasure Chest in the Shy Guy's Toy Box. Later in the game, after Mario and his crew defeat Huff N. Puff and rescue

during the Shy Guy invasion until Mario rescues Muskular from Shy Guy's Toy Box. When Mario arrives in the area, the whale is partially submerged underwater

relaying episode-specific information about the active stage. The displayed text box is skeuomorphic, as it is shaped like a torn piece of paper. The details written

longer research anything. If Mario finds the Dictionary in the Shy Guy's Toy Box, he can return it to Russ T. and receive a Star Piece as a reward. Additionally

Chapter 4 in Paper Mario. His main base of operations is the Shy Guy's Toy Box, where he rules the local Shy Guys and is in turn very loyal to Bowser. His

prolonging the battle. Two Koopatrols can also be fought in Shy Guy's Toy Box if Princess Peach tells Bowser that Mario fears them. Koopatrols are found

since she cannot cook. After Mario retrieves it for her from Shy Guy's Toy Box, she will gratefully cook Mario a Cake, which she swore never to bake again

door to a secret back room hiding the Shy Guy's Toy Box. Names in other languages Inside the toy box, Mario runs into obstacles he cannot overcome by himself

seconds and costs ten coins to play. The objective of the game is to smash the boxes with the Hammer and get ten Peach Panels before time runs out. However, there

at one point Mario must retrieve Rowf's Calculator from the Shy Guy's Toy Box. Their shop opens after the end of Chapter One. A Toad from the docks in Toad

and Sombrero Guys can give it to other enemies. Mario can also use the Boom Box to double his attack. In Paper Mario: The Origami King, Mario can receive

information on yellow blocks from Super Mario 64, which are sometimes known as ! Boxes, see ! Block § Super Mario 64 / Super Mario 64 DS. Yellow blocks (also formatted

not fire if the player is directly above one or completely within a sprite box next to one. In Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels, Turtle Cannons return

Bro on top of a Goomba Tower, the player gains access to the nearby Warp Box and thus the Checkpoint Flag. After passing an area infested with Thwomps

stairs, you find it near the door. I see...a Super Block. It is in the Toy Box in the room that has a Ferris wheel and platforms that move up and down. You

Twink learns from Bowser that Mario's next destination is Shy Guy's Toy Box. After that, he informs Mario about the area. He later helps Princess Peach

connect to all major areas of the game, with the exception of Shy Guy's Toy Box and Flower Fields, both of which are accessed directly from Toad Town. The

revolve on luck. He owns four minigames: Game Guy's Lucky 7, Game Guy's Magic Boxes, Game Guy's Roulette, and Game Guy's Sweet Surprise. If a player lands on

bonus challenges. When a driver with the Coin Box special item is upgraded to level 4, the item becomes Coin Box+ and may also spew Red Coins in place of normal

Mystery of Dry, Dry Ruins • The "Invincible" Tubba Blubba • Trials in the Toy Box • Hot, Hot Times on Lavalava Island • Dark Days in Flower Fields • A Star

player's Ally Box for their XP to other allies in the Power Up spot at Toad Houses. Depowering teammates removes them from the player's Ally Box and up to

to unlock the four boxes (much like Wario Land 3) to gain the four Jewel Pieces. In the final game, Wario merely has to touch the box in order to open it

have snuck into Dark Land and are attempting to find the Doom Dancer Music Box, after spotting them earlier. Later on, Mario's group encounters more Dry

Shy Guy's Toy Box if Princess Peach tells Bowser that a Fuzzy is one of Mario's worst fears; Kammy Koopa then warps one into the Toy Box to guard a treasure

in this state. This ability must be used to gain access to Shy Guy's Toy Box. Duplighosts and Lee can transform into Bow along with Mario's other partners

depiction as Merluvlee's twin, according to Goombella), except she uses a magical box instead of magical cards to enhance Mario's luck. During the events of Paper

second key Bombette imprisoned Refund Yellow Ninjakoopa setting up an item box trap Inside the fortress The third key Kooper being shot at a switch Mario

a teal rim. In Mario Kart 8 DLC, jack-in-the-boxes shaped like Koopa Clown Cars with ? Blocks for the boxes are hazards on the glider portion of GBA Ribbon

— Poison Mushroom Spells — Poison Gas, "Poison Spell", used by Smithy in Box Head form. Special Attacks — Dark Claw, Poison, Stench, Thornet, Venom Drool

into them. It is temporarily immobilized if it is hit with a Bob-omb or a box (or Yoshi's eggs in the DS version). In order to obtain the Star that the

obtained after defeating certain Shy Guys in the playground of Shy Guy's Toy Box. Koopa Koot needs a package from a Boo in Gusty Gulch. The player must head

Peach honestly answered Bowser's questions, venture to the Shy Guy's Toy Box and use her magic to summon what Princess Peach said Mario feared to guard

the game. However, time was running short, so he drew the game's original box art himself. This artwork included a depiction of Bowser that is significantly

Land: Starman Water Land: Hammer, Starman Sky Land: Starman, P-Wing, Music Box Ice Land: Hammer, Lakitu's Cloud, Starman Whenever a certain set of conditions

standing in their path. They appear in the area around the second set of Item Boxes where they go against the racers, and on the snowy incline afterwards, where

multiple text boxes will appear at once during the cutscene. By waiting for each set of animations to finish and then proceeding to the next text box, text can

temporarily stuns them. Bob-ombs can also be found in the boxes in Money Belt; opening a box with one results in the player being stunned. The player may

RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars, hidden treasures are invisible treasure boxes that contain various items from Frog Coins, Flowers, powerful healing items

Dried Fruit. A Pokey is one of the enemies that can appear in Shy Guy's Toy Box when Bowser asks Peach what Mario is most afraid of. “Go ahead... Touch usssssss

things, such as Goombas (as seen in 3DS Toad Circuit R/T), Item Boxes (in some Break Item Boxes bonus challenges), air currents, or underwater currents. A course

Turret – New Super Mario Bros. Bull's-Eye Blaster – Super Mario Bros. 3 Chomp box – Super Mario Galaxy Torpedo tube – Super Mario World Torpedo Base – New Super

picture in the Album. The player can use the Egg Finder feature in the Toy Box to find the location of Yoshi Eggs; by pressing , the player stops the Egg

eat here sometime." "This looks like a storeroom. ...! Hey! Check out that box! Let's see what's in it." "Wow! This is Princess Peach's room, isn't it? It

to Super Mario Bros. 2. The story revolves around the two Toads exploring box-like levels in a puzzle/platformer-based adventure for treasure while seeking

for the character. One such design, seen on the Super Mario Bros. Japanese box art, depicts her with a long-sleeved dress, no gloves, strawberry-blonde hair

Harry's Shop and an otherwise abandoned house which contains Shy Guy's Toy Box, where Muskular, one of the Star Spirits, is being held. Mario cannot go to

Hammer used on the world map in Super Mario Bros. 3 appears in a lit display box outside of the antiques shop. In the Nintendo versions of Skylanders: SuperChargers

Lift Stretch Shroom Swing Tilt Lift Transparent Lift Triple Swing Lift White box Wire Net Platform Work Elevator Zipline lift 3DS Virtual Console manual bio:

Lakitu's stage on the top right at the top of the high-score in the large box. In Yoshi's Story, Fly Guys are called Flying Shy Guys and come in two varieties

and pink - but their behavior is the same. There is a discrepancy on the box art, where they are depicted as barefooted, but have shoes in-game. Chronologically

a Lakitu appears during the intro and brings Mario and his friends a toy box containing the "Mario Party" board game. When the player is choosing the settings

but it's still a shame to use it for storage. That pot and those wooden boxes look suspicious... There's also a weakened spot on the floor. Look...under

Fireball Boy Floating Face Ghost Goomba Goronto Grubby Honebon Jack-in-the-Box Karakara Kiddokatto Kurokyura Kyororo Kyotonbo Masked Ghoul Moofish No. 48

(when Mario is introduced to him and, to a lesser extent, with the message box at his house), Super Mario Galaxy 2 (when he is freed from his egg and, to

stunning the player for a few seconds as well as removing coins and Item Boxes when used. In Mario Golf for Nintendo 64, Podoboos do not appear directly

on the edges. The Goombas can be lured by the players by using the music box to match the original music as close as possible. The closer the player is

albeit with a slightly higher pitch. In most games, he speaks with a text box with limited voiced dialogue. His form of speech also varies from game to

has the Mushroom symbol, representing the Super Mario franchise, the Trophy Box categories it as part of the Yoshi's Island series. In Super Smash Bros. Ultimate