Talk:Wario Land: Super Mario Land 3

Names of the Enemies
As it has been previously done for other Wario Land articles, here are the Japanese names for the enemies that are still listed under conjectural names. As usual, the following names are from the Japanese Wikipedia and the Japanese Super Mario dictionary. They are likely taken from the official Japanese guide, and the Gamehiker Wiki lists names from the Super Mario-Kun manga. The names at the aforementioned sites conform to them, so they are most likely official. At the moment, the list doesn't include hazards like the spiked balls. I'll move the respective articles in the next days. --Grandy02 14:53, 14 January 2010 (EST)
 * Yadorā (ヤドラー) – Hermit Crab
 * Bōtsu (ボウッ) – Podoboo-like enemy
 * Yarikuri Obake (ヤリクリオバケ) – Ghost Goom
 * Harisu (ハリス) – hedgehog enemy
 * Debidebi (デビデビ) – Demon Bat
 * Guragura (グラグラ) – Mole
 * Watch (ウォッチ) – Bird
 * Chicken Duck (チキンダック) – "Chicken Bakku" seems to be a misspelling
 * Goboten (ゴボテン) – Walrus
 * Konotako (コノタコ) – Flying Bomb
 * Ukiwani (ウキワニ) – Gator
 * Togemaru (トゲマル) – Porcupine Fish
 * Chikuri (チクリ) – extremely rare Spark-like enemy
 * Paidan (パイダン) – spider enemy (currently in Webber)
 * Bē (ベエ) – Shy Fly
 * Pikkarikun (ピッカリクン) – Thundercloud
 * Maizō (マイゾー) – coin-holding crab enemy
 * Yaburiki (ヤブリキ) – the soldier in the last level
 * Assumably, you're getting rid of the links to the false names, right? Well, what if a link is on a mainspace page? Only the user can access it.