| Paper Mario enemy
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| Groove Guy
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| Location(s)
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Shy Guy's Toy Box
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| Max HP
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7
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| Attack
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2
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| Defense
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0
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| Moves
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Dash Attack (2), Dizzy Dance (Dizzy - Fair, 2), Backup Call (summons Shy Guy, Groove Guy or Medi Guy)
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| Role
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Common
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| Type
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Ground
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| Items
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Fright Jar, Mystery?
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| Coins
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2 + 0-3
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| More
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| Level
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15
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| Run
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32
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| Strong
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None
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| Weak
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None
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| Sleep?
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70%, 0
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| Dizzy?
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50%, -1
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| Shock?
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90%, 1
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| Shrink?
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75%, 0
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| Stop?
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80%, 0
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| Fright?
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70%
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| Air Lift?
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85%
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| Hurricane?
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80%
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| Tattle
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This is a Groove Guy. Groove Guys wear weird clothes. They're probably stage clothes. Pssh... You know performers... Max HP: 7, Attack Power: 2, Defense Power: 0 They shake their booties to call in reinforcements. They also spin around in front of you and make you feel dizzy. These rock 'n' rollers are a drag, so let's ditch 'em as fast as we can.
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Groove Guys are a sub-species of Shy Guys from the game Paper Mario. Groove Guys are dressed as court jesters and love to perform; in fact, they can dance to call in reinforcements. Groove Guys can summon either Shy Guys, Medi Guys, or additional Groove Guys with their dancing, and can also make Mario temporarily Dizzy but can also shy dive Mario for damage in the same manner to Shy Guys.
At the end parade, some Groove Guys are dancing, while General Guy plays music.
Names in other languages
| Language
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Name
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Meaning
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| Japanese |
ダンシングヘイホー
Danshingu Heihō
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Dancing Shy Guy
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| German |
Groove Guy
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Groove Guy
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