Biokinton: Difference between revisions
Well I'm afraid we're going to have to agree to disagree on that one, Owencrazyboy9. "There is also no switch" is even more awkward, IMHO. Perhaps "in addition" would cause fewer problems than "also"
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In battle, Biokinton attacks by throwing [[Chicken]]s at Mario in the [[Sky Pop]]. To defeat Biokinton, Mario has to shoot missiles at him. After twenty<ref name=manual/> hits, Biokinton is defeated, and Mario fights [[Tatanga]] in the same arena. Mario is awarded 5000 points for defeating Biokinton. | In battle, Biokinton attacks by throwing [[Chicken]]s at Mario in the [[Sky Pop]]. To defeat Biokinton, Mario has to shoot missiles at him. After twenty<ref name=manual/> hits, Biokinton is defeated, and Mario fights [[Tatanga]] in the same arena. Mario is awarded 5000 points for defeating Biokinton. | ||
Unlike the previous three bosses of the game, Biokinton does not resemble any lesser enemies, although his aeriform disguise makes him resemble a [[Lakitu's Cloud]]. | Unlike the previous three bosses of the game, Biokinton does not resemble any lesser enemies, although his aeriform disguise makes him resemble a [[Lakitu's Cloud]]. In addition, there is no switch that will automatically destroy him when activated - he must be defeated with the Sky Pop's missiles. The same applies to Tatanga, though both explode upon defeat in a similar fashion to the previous bosses. | ||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||