Bullet Bill: Difference between revisions

|sub_species=[[Banzai Bill]]<br>[[Biting Bullet Bill]]<br>[[Bombshell Bill]]<br>[[Bouncing Bullet Bill]]<br>[[Bullet Biff]]<br>[[Cat Banzai Bill]]<br>[[Cat Bullet Bill]]<br>[[Glad Torpedo Ted]]<br>[[King Bill]]<br>[[Mad Banzai Bill]]<br>[[Mad Bullet Bill]]<br>[[Missile Banzai Bill]]<br>[[Missile Bill]]<br>[[Pidgit Bill]]<br>[[Sniper Bill]]<br>[[Tail Bullet Bill]]<br>[[Targeting Ted]]<br>[[Torpedo Ted]]

Bullet Bills once again make an appearance when [[Dinosaur Land]] after [[Bowser]] takes over it. Though aren't common enemies, but their behavior changes slightly, as some levels feature areas where multiple Bullet Bills fly diagonally from four corners, and sometimes vertically shot Bullet Bills appear, too. They are shot from Bill Blasters, or, in some levels, they are shot from off-screen. ''Super Mario World'' also features the debuts of other subspecies of Bullet Bills such as [[Torpedo Ted]], which are Bullet Bills that are launched from [[Skull Box]]es underwater. The larger [[Banzai Bill]]s also appear for the first time. Additionally, when the [[Special World]] is completed, all  Bullet Bills turn into '''Pidgit Bills''', which look like flying [[Pidgit]]s. They still function the same as Bullet Bills, and because of a mistake in the SNES version of ''Super Mario World'', diagonally fired Bullet Bills still look the same. This was fixed in the GBA remake.