Red Spike Top

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"Red Spike Buzzy" redirects here. For Spike Tops in New Super Mario Bros. 2 that were incorrectly referred to as "Red Spike Buzzies" in the Prima strategy guide, see Spike Top.
The Thousand-Year Door enemy
R. S. Buzzy
File:Red Spiked beetle.png
Location(s) Glitz Pit
Max HP 5
Attack 3
Defense 4
Moves Shell Toss (3)
Items None
Coins 1 - 2
Log The sturdiest of all the Buzzy Beetles, a Red Spike Top is impervious to fire and explosions. Plus, the spike on its back protects it from being flipped over.
More
Level 17
Exp. points 0
Sleep? 75%
Dizzy? 75%
Confuse? 75%
Tiny? 90%
Burn? 0%
Freeze? 75%
Stop? 90%
Soft? 95%
Fright? 60%
Gale Force? 30%
KO? 95%
Tattle

Nintendo GameCubeUSA Icon in Globe That's a Red Spike Top. It's the most well protected of the Buzzy Beetle species. Max HP is 5, Attack is 3, and Defense is a whopping 5[sic]. Yup... This guy is HARD! It has really high Defense, and fire and explosions don't hurt it at all. If we can just find a way to flip it over, its underside has Defense of 0... And that spike... What a pain! There's gotta be a way to flip it over...

Nintendo GameCubeThat's a Red Spike Top. It's the most well protected of the Buzzy Beetle species. Max HP is 5, Attack is 3, and Defense is a whopping 4. Yup... This guy is HARD! It has really high Defense, and fire and explosions don't hurt it at all. If we can just find a way to flip it over, its underside has Defense of 0... And that spike... What a pain! There's gotta be a way to flip it over...

Tattle Log #:
35

The Red Spike Top (also called an R. S. Buzzy, standing for Red Spike Buzzy) are a special species of Spike Tops in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. Unlike the game's regular Spike Tops which have blue shells, these Spike Tops are red, which has been the standard coloration of Spike Tops in the game franchise since the sub-species' debut in Super Mario World. Aside from their colors, the two types of Spike Tops in The Thousand-Year Door are identical. Some older versions of the game incorrectly list the Defense stat as being 5 instead of 4, but this error was corrected for later versions of the game, such as the PAL release. There are only two Red Spike Tops in the game, both appearing in the Glitz Pit as the major-league duo known as the Tiny Spinies. There is also another mistake in the Tattle Log, stating that it is the sturdiest Buzzy Beetle species, while all species have the same stats.

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese アカドゲメット[?]
Aka Togemetto
Red Spike Top: 「赤」 aka means "red", while Togemetto is the Japanese name for Spike Tops, and is in turn a combination of the Japanese names for Spinies and Buzzy Beetles, the former, Togezō, originating as 「棘」 toge, "thorn", while the latter, Metto, comes from the English "helmet".
German Roter Pickelkäfer[?] Red Pick Beetle
Italian Punginella Rossa[?] Red Spike Top