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In the first few episodes of ''The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!'', Shy Guys were depicted as being similar in appearance to their game counterparts, though with one large exception - their masks possessed only two holes. They only had eye holes perpetually in a scowling position. Later episodes of the show would have Shy Guys resembling their game versions more with three holes in their mask, all of which were perfectly circular. | In the first few episodes of ''The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!'', Shy Guys were depicted as being similar in appearance to their game counterparts, though with one large exception - their masks possessed only two holes. They only had eye holes perpetually in a scowling position. Later episodes of the show would have Shy Guys resembling their game versions more with three holes in their mask, all of which were perfectly circular. | ||
Even though Shy Guys appear to be short, squat humanoids, a screenshot<ref name=http://www.mariowiki.com/images/5/53/TreasureTracker-E32014-Screenshot4.jpg> from the game ''[[Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker]]'' shows that they appear to have stick-like legs, perhaps suggesting that they might appear different without their robes. | Even though Shy Guys appear to be short, squat humanoids, a screenshot<ref name=http://www.mariowiki.com/images/5/53/TreasureTracker-E32014-Screenshot4.jpg</ref> from the game ''[[Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker]]'' shows that they appear to have stick-like legs, perhaps suggesting that they might appear different without their robes. | ||
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