Dōryī
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| First appearance | Donkey Kong (1994) | ||
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Dōryī (generically referred to by Nintendo Power as flowers)[1] are plant enemies originating in Donkey Kong for Game Boy. They can be first seen in the Forest, in Stage 2-3. Dōryī attack by shooting out seeds at regular intervals. The seeds trace perfectly horizontal trajectories across the screen and are harmful for Mario, even though the plants themselves do not form a peril, as they can be touched and/or stood on fine; on the other hand, they cannot be defeated. Neither their seeds can be destroyed, but can be dodged nevertheless with a crouch, backflip, or a well-timed Handstand Jump. Cannons in the Desert and Airplane are similar to Dōryī, but alternate between one and two shots.
Dōryī are replaced by Tane Pakkun in Mario vs. Donkey Kong.
Gallery
Sprite of a Dōryī
A Dōryī, as illustrated in volume 30 of the KC Deluxe manga
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning |
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| Japanese | ドーリィー[2][3] Dōryī |
Likely a corruption of「ドリー」(dorī, dolly) |
