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[[File:MontyMole64.jpg|200px|thumb|left|Monty Mole in ''Super Mario 64'']] | [[File:MontyMole64.jpg|200px|thumb|left|Monty Mole in ''Super Mario 64'']] | ||
Monty Moles appear in [[Hazy Maze Cave]] in ''[[Super Mario 64]]'' and ''[[Super Mario 64 DS]]''. They throw rocks at Mario and then disappear underground. In the cave, Monty Moles specifically reside in the toxic maze, though they remain outside of the [[Toxic Cloud]]. They also appear in a section of [[Tall Tall Mountain]]. Monty Moles in this game act similar to [[Rocky Wrench]]es, albeit throwing rocks instead of wrenches. | Monty Moles appear in [[Hazy Maze Cave]] in ''[[Super Mario 64]]'' and ''[[Super Mario 64 DS]]''. They throw rocks at Mario and then disappear underground. In the cave, Monty Moles specifically reside in the toxic maze, though they remain outside of the [[Toxic Cloud]]. They also appear in a section of [[Tall, Tall Mountain]]. Monty Moles in this game act similar to [[Rocky Wrench]]es, albeit throwing rocks instead of wrenches. | ||
In the original game, they use their squinting design from ''Super Mario World'', but with an added pair of pronounced teeth, and somewhat larger limbs. In the remake, they receive a redesign, consolidating the two designs from the ''Super Mario World'' artworks, with a small amount of influence from the ''Super Mario 64'' and ''Super Mario Sunshine'' designs. From the "sunglasses" artwork, they get the smooth, cheekless head sides, white upper lip, and small nose; from the other ''Super Mario World'' artwork, they get the distinct squint; from the ''Super Mario 64'' design, they get the visible teeth, though the number is reduced to one; from the ''Super Mario Sunshine'' design, they get the wideness of the upper lip. This design would become the standard design for later games, though there has been variation on the color of the lower lip, with brown appearing most consistently. | In the original game, they use their squinting design from ''Super Mario World'', but with an added pair of pronounced teeth, and somewhat larger limbs. In the remake, they receive a redesign, consolidating the two designs from the ''Super Mario World'' artworks, with a small amount of influence from the ''Super Mario 64'' and ''Super Mario Sunshine'' designs. From the "sunglasses" artwork, they get the smooth, cheekless head sides, white upper lip, and small nose; from the other ''Super Mario World'' artwork, they get the distinct squint; from the ''Super Mario 64'' design, they get the visible teeth, though the number is reduced to one; from the ''Super Mario Sunshine'' design, they get the wideness of the upper lip. This design would become the standard design for later games, though there has been variation on the color of the lower lip, with brown appearing most consistently. | ||