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|JapR=Taīru
|JapR=Taīru
|JapM=Derived from "tile"
|JapM=Derived from "tile"
|Spa= Mosak
|Spa= Mosak. Mosak Verde, Mosak Rojo, Mosak Amarillo, Mosak Azul, Mosak oscuro.
Mosak Verde
|SpaM= Mosak (derived from Mosaico, Mosaic in spanish). Green Mosak, Red Mosak, Yellow Mosak, Blue Mosak, Dark Mosak.
Mosak Rojo
Mosak Amarillo
Mosak Azul
Mosak oscuro.
|SpaM= Mosak (derived from Mosaico, Mosaic in spanish)
Green Mosak
Red Mosak
Yellow Mosak
Blue Mosak
Dark Mosak.





Revision as of 08:25, August 15, 2021

All the Tileoids.

Tileoids are creatures that, as their name implies, resemble tiles. They only appear in Super Paper Mario. These enemies have eyes and are broken up into nine different shaded segments of a square (much like a tile), and they are common in the Dotwood Tree and Outer Space. They strongly resemble the loading indicators used commonly for Wii software. They act similar to Hotheads and Spike Tops, hanging into walls, though unlike them, Tileoids can be stomped on. There are five types of Tileoids:

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning
Japanese タイール
Taīru
Derived from "tile"

Spanish Mosak. Mosak Verde, Mosak Rojo, Mosak Amarillo, Mosak Azul, Mosak oscuro.
Mosak (derived from Mosaico, Mosaic in spanish). Green Mosak, Red Mosak, Yellow Mosak, Blue Mosak, Dark Mosak.
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