Goomba's Shoe
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 A Goomba's Shoe is a large, green-colored boot with a wind-up key sticking out of the back of it. It is worn by a Shoe Goomba. It is one of the most uncommon of all the power-ups in all of the Mario franchise, and made its first game appearance in Super Mario Bros. 3, with the latest appearance in Super Mario Maker. The Goomba's Shoe was originally known in the PRG0 English NES release as Kuribo's Shoe, with "Kuribo" being the Japanese name of Goomba left unchanged. The name got correctly translated as Goomba's shoe in the PRG1 English NES localization. The name is localized in the re-releases of Super Mario Bros. 3 and the Game Boy Advance remake, but the item has been called Kuribo's Shoe again in Super Mario All-Stars, due to it being derived from the PRG0 localization.[1] ContentsHistory[edit]Super Mario Bros. 3[edit] The first appearance of the Goomba's Shoe was in Super Mario Bros. 3, where they appeared solely in World 5-3. The Goombas of this level would hop around aimlessly in Goomba's Shoes and if jumped on by Mario, would be defeated; however, if Mario was to attack one of these Goombas from below, the Goomba will be knocked from the shoe and Mario could take it and ride in it. In Super Mario Advance 4: Super Mario Bros. 3, there is an e-Reader level called "It's a Shoe-in" that uses the Goomba's Shoe and adds it coming out of blocks in that level, like a normal power-up. Once wearing a Goomba's Shoe, Mario will be able to easily hop across spikes and sharp-toothed or spiky enemies, such as Munchers and Spinies. Once the end of the level is reached, though, Mario will lose the Goomba's Shoe. In the original Japanese version, a hit will also cause Mario to shrink to Small Mario in addition to losing the shoe. However, if the player was already small, Mario will only lose the shoe, as in the international versions of the games. In several of the unused levels of Super Mario Bros. 3, Goomba's Shoes can be found and used. In the original version and the SNES remake, on the rare occasion that Mario should be wearing the Tanooki Suit, entering a Goomba's Shoe allows the normally stationary Statue Mario to become mobile, while retaining invincibility.[2] However, this ability was fixed in Super Mario Advance 4: Super Mario Bros. 3 so when attempting to enter Goomba's Shoe while a statue, Mario will revert to Tanooki Mario.  A Goomba in its shoe from the Perfect Edition of the Great Mario Character Encyclopedia. The Nintendo Power Strategy Guide for Super Mario Bros. 3 refers to the Goomba in the shoe as "Kuribo's Goomba"[3], essentially meaning "Goomba's Goomba". Super Mario-Kun[edit]In volume 3 of Super Mario-Kun, Mario steals a shoe from a powered-up Rex and wears it as a Goomba's Shoe. The bad smell from the Rex's feet sickens Mario, however, and the enraged Rex pummels him. The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3[edit] Super Koopa in a Karoobi from The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3. Goomba's Shoes only appeared in the episode "Super Koopa" of The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3, despite also appearing in the show's opening sequence. During the episode, they were referred to as Karoobis, a mispronunciation of Kuribo. Paper Mario: Sticker Star[edit]After over twenty-four years of absence, Goomba's Shoes return as uncommon stickers in Paper Mario: Sticker Star. Here, they are named Super Boots and lack the wind-up key on the back. They can be bought at Outlook Point. By pressing Also, Clone Jump stickers retain the Goomba's Shoe's wind-up key on the back. Super Mario Maker / Super Mario Maker for Nintendo 3DS[edit]   A Goomba's Shoe and Goomba's Stiletto in the style of Super Mario Bros., and another stiletto in the style of Super Mario Bros. 3.
The Goomba's Shoe reappears in Super Mario Maker and Super Mario Maker for Nintendo 3DS, along with a stiletto variant (which can be black or red depending on the style) and giant versions of both. Big Goomba's Shoes can Ground Pound by pressing down on Adding wings to a shoe allows Mario to flutter into the air while wearing one by holding the jump button, gaining extra distance akin to Yoshi's Flutter Jump. While the default sized stiletto variant functions identically to the normal shoe, if giant, the stiletto can destroy blocks and take out more resilient enemies with its ground pound, such as Thwomps and other normally indestructible enemies, such as Cannons and Bill Blasters. Names in other languages[edit] Ace of Hearts Mario Trump card.
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