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[[Image:BossBass_SMB3.jpg|thumb|Artwork of Mario escaping from the '''Boss Bass''' swallowing him.]] | [[Image:BossBass_SMB3.jpg|thumb|Artwork of Mario escaping from the '''Boss Bass''' swallowing him.]] | ||
A '''Boss Bass''' | A '''Boss Bass''' is a huge [[Cheep-Cheep]] found in ''[[Super Mario Bros. 3]]''. They swim on the surface of the water trying to lunge out and eat [[Mario]] when he gets too close. In some of the levels, platforms rise and fall, making Mario an easy target. Throwing blocks and [[fireball]]s can defeat them, but they'll eventually come back. However, in the GBA version, if the player has set on the e-reader card that will make enemies hit by fireballs turn into coins, and the player successfully hits Boss Bass with a fireball and collects the coin, Boss Bass will not return for the rest of the level. | ||
The [[Cheep-Chomp]] from ''[[New Super Mario Bros.]]'' has similar qualities to the Boss Bass. Another enemy in ''New Super Mario Bros.'', [[Spike Bass]]es, patrol the surface of water levels, similar to the Boss Bass. However, Spike Basses will not try to eat Mario. | The [[Cheep-Chomp]] from ''[[New Super Mario Bros.]]'' has similar qualities to the Boss Bass. Another enemy in ''New Super Mario Bros.'', [[Spike Bass]]es, patrol the surface of water levels, similar to the Boss Bass. However, Spike Basses will not try to eat Mario. | ||
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For the female equivalent of Boss Bass, see [[Big Bertha]]. | For the female equivalent of Boss Bass, see [[Big Bertha]]. | ||
==Names in Other Languages== | |||
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|Jap=♂<br />Pukupuku | |||
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{{Cheeps}} | {{Cheeps}} | ||