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Unlike with Harimen, performing a standard [[Ground Pound|ground pound]] around a Harimenzetto will not flip it over, instead causing it to walk towards [[Wario]]. To flip a Harimenzetto, Wario must either perform a super ground pound nearby, throw a rock or a regular enemy at it, or hit its underside with his head from below. Enemies thrown at a Harimenzetto are defeated, and heavy enemies such as [[Ringosukī]] can be used to defeat a Harimenzetto instantly. They can also be defeated instantly by [[Fat Wario|Fat]], [[Frozen Wario|Frozen]], or [[Zombie Wario]], or by [[roll]]ing into them. When defeated, they yield three silver [[Coin (Wario Land 4)|Coin]]s. Wario loses a gold Coin (or equivalent if he does not have at least 500 points) if he is hit by them. | Unlike with Harimen, performing a standard [[Ground Pound|ground pound]] around a Harimenzetto will not flip it over, instead causing it to walk towards [[Wario]]. To flip a Harimenzetto, Wario must either perform a super ground pound nearby, throw a rock or a regular enemy at it, or hit its underside with his head from below. Enemies thrown at a Harimenzetto are defeated, and heavy enemies such as [[Ringosukī]] can be used to defeat a Harimenzetto instantly. They can also be defeated instantly by [[Fat Wario|Fat]], [[Frozen Wario|Frozen]], or [[Zombie Wario]], or by [[roll]]ing into them. When defeated, they yield three silver [[Coin (Wario Land 4)|Coin]]s. Wario loses a gold Coin (or equivalent if he does not have at least 500 points) if he is hit by them. | ||
Harimenzetto are fairly rare to encounter. On Super Hard mode, most Harimen are be replaced by | Harimenzetto are fairly rare to encounter. On Super Hard mode, most Harimen are be replaced by Harimenzetto. | ||
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