Talk:Gooble

I've searched Google for both "Name Kuri" and "Name Quri" and I've found nothing. Can anyone confirm the name of these enemies? --Son of Suns 03:25, 6 July 2006 (EDT)

Again, I would like to ask where this name originated, even if it's just a conjectural name. -- Son of Suns


 * I have both the NP and the Prima guides for SMS, but only Prima gives a name: Swoopin' Stu. Monty Mole ( Talk&middot;Contribs ) 11:13, 29 October 2006 (EST)
 * I thought Swoopin' Stus were the flying form of Strollin' Stus. That would make sense, right? -- Son of Suns
 * But why name it "Name Kuri"? That name seems highly obscure and doesnt make sense. – Spike[[Image:Spike_sheild_badge.PNG]]
 * The "Name" is "Kurintly" unknown! Ha ha ha ha hooookay that wasn't funny. I agree with Spike, where'd that name come from? [[Image:Parayoshiicon.jpg|20px]] Para Yoshi Wahoo![[Image:Parayoshiicon.jpg|20px]] 20:31, 29 October 2006 (EST)
 * Son of Suns, that's a Swipin' Stu. Because they swipe Mario's Hat. Monty Mole ( Talk&middot;Contribs ) 15:48, 30 October 2006 (EST)
 * They're just like a Goomba, but they leap on Mario to attack. 3dejong

Name Kuri appeared in a startegy guide as well. Superchao 20:24, 30 October 2006 (EST)

What about the flying "Strollin' Stus" that fly back and forth but don't attempt to steal Mario's hat? Are those "Swoopin' Stus"? -- Son of Suns
 * Yup! I'm currently working on articles for all the "Stu"s. 3dejong

Still, this doesn't explain where the name came from! And Name Kuri just sound tooo weird

The flying Stus that don't steel your hat are called Flying Strollin' Stus.

I'm tired of asking. WHERE DID THE NAME COME FROM?

Superchao, the name comes from a strategy guide? Which strategy guide and could you post a copy? -- Ghost Jam 01:45, 7 December 2006 (EST)

The Primagames guide. TheGreatBlockyBoo 18:35, 19 December 2006 (EST)

Spawn
What the? What's the source for this name? 17:18, 19 December 2006 (EST)

The Stus
I have the Prima guide, so here are all the Stus.

Basic Stu = Strollin' Stu

Flying Stu = Flying Strollin' Stu

"Spawn" = Swoopin' Stu

Stus that steal your hat = Swipin' Stu

Those flippin' huge Stus that have the Strollin' Stus on their heads = Stackin' Stus (I think I made that one up, I'm not actually looking at the guide, I'm just remembered)

at 5:49 PM

I made up the name "Stackin' Stu". And what about the flaming Stus?

Okay, I didn't know these articles needed so much help.


 * Strollin' Stu = Strollin' Stu
 * Winged Strollin' Stu = Soarin' Stu
 * Flamin' Stu = Smolderin' Stu
 * Spawn = Swoopin' Stu
 * Stealin' Hat Stu = Swipin' St
 * Stackin' Stu = Stackin' Stu (correct ^_^)

That's offical. Para Yoshi Wahoo! 19:07, 19 December 2006 (EST)

WAHOO! Dunt dunt dunt! I GOT IT RIGHT! WOOT! :) :) :) :)! Lucky me! Confetti! Streamers! Cake! Uhh... OK. Sorry. Anyway, so we need to change titles to be canonical, correcto?

This probably means they are related to Stus.

WHERE did this 'official' information come from? That's what I'd like to know. A Prima (or any non-nintendo source) guide could hardly be called official. -- Ghost Jam 01:54, 21 December 2006 (EST)

A Nintendo Power miniguide is where I got it. However, I am not sure that Swipin' Stu is correct beacause I found that out at Lemmy's Land. Para Yoshi Wahoo! 10:43, 21 December 2006 (EST)
 * To be completely honest, these creatures don't look anything like Stus. And I guess we can settle there is no official name, if nobody can name an official source. Cobold 10:16, 13 February 2007 (EST)

I don't know about the official english names, but the Japanese names for both the "stu" enemies and the "goop" enemy consist of the word "kuri" as well as another word which I would assume is an adjective. I think that at least points towards the two groups being related. My source is here: http://www.neoseeker.com/resourcelink.html?rlid=143014 (the author of the walkthrough cites his source as a Bradygames Strategy Guide)

Has anyone created an article for the flying stu's (not the swipin' stu). Someone mentioned the name "soarin' stu", yet I can't find an article under that name or any other for the flying stu's. Is there simply no article for them yet?
 * Check out Soarin' Stu for the one in the secret stage and Droppin' Stu for the ones on Pinna Beach Ep. 3. --Soodo Dynomite

You Sure?
These goop monsters are called Swoopin' STUS? they are definitely NOT stus. I always thought they were called Goopies. Should I move to Goopy? --THEY'RE NOT STUS!!
 * What I said before, they're definitely not Stus, but we don't know what they are instead. - 14:33, 6 March 2008 (EST)

I think tey are called Bwow-Wop becaues they keep making that sound. User:Mecha-Boss Unit
 * Maybe goopies would work....


 * I agree! :) Theze creaturez are NOTHING like boygeyz. (I find "boygey" moar respectful than "stu".) MAny reazons why:


 * Boygey eyes are black & slanted. Theze things have white round eyes.
 * Boygeys seem to be born moar naturally.
 * Boygeys wear pink polkadotted pants & blue shoes. Swoopin-stus wear nothing; they don't even have feet!
 * Swoopin-Stus DON'T have a nose at all.
 * Boygeys aren't transparent.
 * Boygeys are moar friendly than swoopin-stus. (I always see boygeys as kindhearted & misunderstood.)
 * Swoopin-stus seem to lack intelligence & only live for a few seconds.
 * Swoopin-Stus are as fragile as a bubble.
 * As stated above, Swoopin-Stus are unable to squeak. They instead go "Bwowwop".

& there you have it. Also because of this, I refer to theze things as Goopers.

Toadstool Tour
It says the name "Gooble" came from a scorecard in Toadstool Tour. Is there any indication it was referring to these, and not, say, Glorpedo or Goop Generator? There were some pretty baffling things to make the scorecard, (which seemed to be primarily characters and bosses, not generic enemies) so I wouldn't throw all possibility aside. Doc von Schmeltwick (talk) 20:31, 5 October 2017 (EDT)
 * Well, "Glorpedo" already appears on the scorecard (according to the page's trivia), and it seems unlikely that there would be two separate names for the same subject. It's technically possible that "Glorpedo" actually refers to what we're currently calling Gooble and vice-versa, but I'd associate "Glorpedo" with the objects being launched as projectiles (like a torpedo). 20:40, 5 October 2017 (EDT)
 * "Glorpedo" is a goo ball/bubble though, while "Gooble" shoots itself at Mario at an intense speed. "Glorpedo" in effect acts more like a bouncy ball. Granted, "Gooble" also looks somewhat bubblish, I suppose. Doc von Schmeltwick (talk) 20:44, 5 October 2017 (EDT)