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"rooskiy" is also where russki originates from too so that *could* play into this name
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{{species infobox
{{species infobox
|title=Hooski
|image=[[File:Hooski1.png]] [[File:Hooski2.png]]<br>Two types of Hooski
|image=[[File:Hooski1.png]] [[File:Hooski2.png]]<br>Two types of Hooski
|first_appearance=''[[Mario & Luigi: Dream Team]]'' ([[List of games by date#2013|2013]])
|first_appearance=''[[Mario & Luigi: Dream Team]]'' ([[List of games by date#2013|2013]])
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|notable=[[Big Massif]]<br>[[Lil' Massif]]<br>[[Heavy Zest]]<br>[[Hoola]]<br>[[Hoolo]]<br>[[Sorrow Fist]]<br>[[Thunder Sass]]<br>[[Beef Cloud]]
|notable=[[Big Massif]]<br>[[Lil' Massif]]<br>[[Heavy Zest]]<br>[[Hoola]]<br>[[Hoolo]]<br>[[Sorrow Fist]]<br>[[Thunder Sass]]<br>[[Beef Cloud]]
}}
}}
'''Hooskis''' are characters that first appear in ''[[Mario & Luigi: Dream Team]]''. They appear as brown variants of [[Hoohooligan]] from ''[[Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga]]'', and bear a strong resemblance to ''{{wp|Haniwa}}'', clay figures buried with the dead during Japan's Kofun period (3rd to 6th centuries AD). Their name is a portmanteau of the onomatopoeia "hoo" and the Slavic suffix "-ski"; it is also a pun on "Russki", a slang term for Russians. Hooskis tend to sprinkle the word "hoo" throughout their sentences. Dialogue indicates they are normally mountain-dwellers.


'''Hooskis''' are characters that first appear in ''[[Mario & Luigi: Dream Team]]''. They appear as brown variants of [[Hoohooligan]] from ''[[Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga]]'', and bear a strong resemblance to ''{{wp|Haniwa}}'', clay figures buried with the dead during Japan's Edo period. Their name is a portmanteau of "Hoo", an onomatopoeia for laughter, and "-ski", which is a Slavic suffix; it is also a pun on the term "Ruski", slang for a Russian individual. Hooskis tend to sprinkle the word "hoo" throughout their sentences. Dialogue indicates they are normally mountain-dwellers.
A pair of Hooskis in [[Wakeport]], [[Big Massif]] and [[Lil' Massif]], teach [[Mario]] and [[Luigi]] various techniques for use in the field, such as the [[Spin Jump (Mario & Luigi series)|Spin Jump]] and [[Side Drill]]. Big Massif and his apprentices also serve as bosses in [[Dreamy Wakeport]]. Another Hooski, [[Hoolo]], is the subject of a [[Mario & Luigi: Dream Team#Hooski trading quest|trading quest]] in [[Wakeport]]; [[Mario]] and [[Luigi]] must trade items with the inhabitants of Wakeport in order to acquire an appropriate proposal gift for him so he can propose to his girlfriend, [[Hoola]].
 
A pair of Hooskis in [[Wakeport]], [[Big Massif]] and [[Lil' Massif]], teach [[Mario]] and [[Luigi]] various techniques for use in the field, such as the [[Spin Jump]] and [[Side Drill]]. Big Massif and his apprentices also serve as bosses in [[Dreamy Wakeport]]. Another Hooski, [[Hoolo]], is the subject of a [[Mario & Luigi: Dream Team#Hooski trading quest|trading quest]] in [[Wakeport]]; [[Mario]] and [[Luigi]] must trade items with the inhabitants of Wakeport in order to acquire an appropriate proposal gift for him so he can propose to his girlfriend, [[Hoola]].
 
==Names in other languages==
==Names in other languages==
{{foreign names
{{foreign names
|Jap=ハニーワァ族
|Jap=ハニーワァ族
|JapR=Hanīwā Zoku
|JapR=Hanīwā Zoku
|JapM=From a corruption of「埴輪」(''{{wp|Haniwa}}'') and「族」(''zoku'', tribe)
|JapM=Corruption of「埴輪」(''{{wp|haniwa}}'') +「族」(''zoku'', tribe)
|Kor=토용족
|Kor=토용족
|KorR=Toyong Jok
|KorR=Toyong Jok
|KorM=Possibly from「土竜」(''mogura'', Japanese word for ''mole''), referring to their round shape. It can be read as "토용" (''toyong'') in Korean, and 족 (''jok'', tribe)
|KorM=Possibly from「土竜」(''mogura'', Japanese word meaning "mole"), referring to their round shape. It can be read as "토용" (''toyong'') in Korean, and "" (''jok'', tribe)
|Ita=Urigan
|Ita=Urigan
|Fra=Uf
|ItaM=Possibly from "hooligan", given their resemblance to Hoohooligans
|FraM=Probably from ''ouf'' (slang version of ''fou'', meaning crazy)
|Fre=Uf
|FreM=Possibly from "ouf", a backslang version of "fou" (nutty)
|Rus=Ухихинец
|Rus=Ухихинец
|RusR=Ukhikhinets
|RusR=Ukhikhinets
|RusM=From ''хи-хи'' (''khi-khi'', onomatopoeia for laughing)
|RusM=From "хи-хи" (''khi-khi'', onomatopoeia for laughing) with "-инец" (''-inets'', Russian nominal suffix meaning "-er")
|SpaA=Juajuaense
|SpaA=Juajuaense
|SpaAM=From ''juajuá'' (''hoohoo'' in spanish) and ''-ense'' (a demonym)
|SpaAM=From "juajuá" (''hoohoo'' in Spanish) with the demonym suffix "-ense"
|SpaE=Terracota
|SpaE=Terracota
|SpaEM=
|SpaEM=From "terracotta"
|Ger=Terratone
|Ger=Terratone
|GerM=
|GerM=From "terra" (Latin word meaning "earth") and "tone"
}}
}}
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[[Category:Beanish]]
[[Category:Mario & Luigi: Dream Team characters]]
[[Category:Mario & Luigi: Dream Team characters]]
[[it:Popolo Urigan]]
[[it:Popolo Urigan]]