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'''Goombrats''' are a new species of [[Goomba]] who will debut in the upcoming [[Wii U]] title, ''[[New Super Mario Bros. U]]''. They are short, lighter brown in color, and resemble acorns more than they do mushrooms. They have different facial features, and black stems on their head that look like tomato leaves. They also turn around when they reach edges, which is similar to the way red [[Koopa Troopas]] turn around when they reach an edge. | '''Goombrats''' are a new species of [[Goomba]] who will debut in the upcoming [[Wii U]] title, ''[[New Super Mario Bros. U]]''. They are short, lighter brown in color, and resemble acorns more than they do mushrooms. They have different facial features, and black stems on their head that look like tomato leaves. They also turn around when they reach edges, which is similar to the way red [[Koopa Troopas]] turn around when they reach an edge. | ||
These sub-species | These sub-species first appear in the sky level of [[Acorn Plains]], [[Mushroom Heights]], and one of the levels in [[Challenge Mode (New Super Mario Bros. U)|Challenge Mode]], [[The Goombrat Stomp]]. Goombrats slightly resembles the [[Goomba (Super Mario World)|Goomba]]s native to Dinosaur Land from ''[[Super Mario World]]'', except the latter has no stem connecting their head to their feet and their acorn-resembling relatives do not come out of bubbles. | ||
==Names in Other Languages== | ==Names in Other Languages== | ||
Revision as of 07:11, November 15, 2012
Template:Newsubject Template:Species-infobox Goombrats are a new species of Goomba who will debut in the upcoming Wii U title, New Super Mario Bros. U. They are short, lighter brown in color, and resemble acorns more than they do mushrooms. They have different facial features, and black stems on their head that look like tomato leaves. They also turn around when they reach edges, which is similar to the way red Koopa Troopas turn around when they reach an edge.
These sub-species first appear in the sky level of Acorn Plains, Mushroom Heights, and one of the levels in Challenge Mode, The Goombrat Stomp. Goombrats slightly resembles the Goombas native to Dinosaur Land from Super Mario World, except the latter has no stem connecting their head to their feet and their acorn-resembling relatives do not come out of bubbles.
