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'''Dry Bones''' is an enemy in ''[[Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga]]''. In English, it shares its name with the [[Dry Bones]] species it is based on, but was named differently in other languages, such as '''Garon''' in Japanese. | '''Dry Bones''' is an enemy in ''[[Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga]]''. In English, it shares its name with the [[Dry Bones]] species it is based on, but was named differently in other languages, such as '''Garon''' in Japanese. | ||
Dry Bones can be battled in [[Teehee Valley]] | These Dry Bones can be battled in [[Teehee Valley]]; they are an upgraded version of the common Dry Bones found along [[Hoohoo Mountain]], and unlike its weaker cousin, it has a shell and a purple tint all over its body. This stronger variation has the same attack pattern as the weaker, but its attacks are infused with poison and will poison the Brothers if an attack connects; its shell also reduces damage from any attack that isn't a jump to one. Furthermore, they can use the [[Troopea]]'s tackle attack, which can be used to deflect its shell back at other enemies in the same way. | ||
[[Prima Games|Prima]] Strategy Guides mistook the Japanese name Garon as the official English name and labeled the creature incorrectly in its ''Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga'' strategy guide. | [[Prima Games|Prima]] Strategy Guides mistook the Japanese name Garon as the official English name and labeled the creature incorrectly in its ''Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga'' strategy guide. | ||