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If the player completes the museum, a congratulatory message will appear the next time it is visited. This message appears only once per save file. | If the player completes the museum, a congratulatory message will appear the next time it is visited. This message appears only once per save file. | ||
==Aquatic | ==Aquatic-enemy exhibit== | ||
This exhibit holds enemies that are found in or around water. | This exhibit holds enemies that are found in or around water. | ||
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*[[Blooper#Yoshi series|Blooper]]s (3) | *[[Blooper#Yoshi series|Blooper]]s (3) | ||
==Botanical | ==Botanical-enemy exhibit== | ||
The enemies that are found here are plants. | The enemies that are found here are plants. | ||
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*[[Egg-Plant|Needlenose-Plant]]s (4) | *[[Egg-Plant|Needlenose-Plant]]s (4) | ||
==Shy Guy | ==Shy Guy exhibit== | ||
These enemies are Shy Guys and Shy Guy sub-species. | These enemies are Shy Guys and Shy Guy sub-species. | ||
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*Note that the two types of [[Spear Guy]]s (walking and poking) are classed as different enemies - the player must egg both types to complete the museum. | *Note that the two types of [[Spear Guy]]s (walking and poking) are classed as different enemies - the player must egg both types to complete the museum. | ||
==Subterranean | ==Subterranean-enemy exhibit== | ||
These enemies are mainly found underground. | These enemies are mainly found underground. | ||
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*[[Hot Lips]]' (2) | *[[Hot Lips]]' (2) | ||
==Land | ==Land-enemy exhibit== | ||
These enemies are found on land. | These enemies are found on land. | ||
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*''[[Slugger]]s'' (2 and a [[Chomp Rock]]) | *''[[Slugger]]s'' (2 and a [[Chomp Rock]]) | ||
==Airborne | ==Airborne-enemy exhibit== | ||
Most of these enemies are found in the air. | Most of these enemies are found in the air. | ||
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*[[Rocket Guy]]s (8) | *[[Rocket Guy]]s (8) | ||
==Haunted | ==Haunted house== | ||
These enemies are spirits. | These enemies are spirits. | ||
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*[[Potted Ghost]]s (1 upright, 1 upside-down) | *[[Potted Ghost]]s (1 upright, 1 upside-down) | ||
==Giant | ==Giant-enemy exhibit== | ||
These enemies are huge. | These enemies are huge. | ||
Revision as of 18:38, October 14, 2017
The Island Museum is a gallery of enemies in Yoshi's Island DS. Whenever an enemy is hit by an egg, one of the species appear here. The enemies are separated from visitors by walls and other means, and enemies are grouped based on type. This is similar to the gallery in Luigi's Mansion, or to a Bestiary. Some enemies can come out of their exhibit, but they will not harm Yoshi.
If the player completes the museum, a congratulatory message will appear the next time it is visited. This message appears only once per save file.
Aquatic-enemy exhibit
This exhibit holds enemies that are found in or around water.
- Toober Guys (4)
- Pirate Guys (4)
- Lunge Fish (1)
- Nep-Enut (1)
- Boss Bass (1 swimming, 1 jumping)
- Spray Fishs (2)
- Egg-enuts (3)
- Piscatory Petes (3 normal, 3 homing)
- Cheep Cheeps (2 swimming, 2 jumping up, 1 jumping diagonally)
- Bloopers (3)
Botanical-enemy exhibit
The enemies that are found here are plants.
- Crazee Dayzees (1 white, 1 yellow, 1 random)
- Piranha Plants (5)
- Wild Ptooie Piranhas (4)
- Nipper Plants (3 walking, 4 spores)
- Nipper Dandelions (2)
- Windbags (2)
- Pointeys (7)
- Eggo-Dils (2)
- Bungee Piranhas (2)
- Blow Hards (2 ceiling, 2 ground)
- Hanging Blow Hards (1 swings wide, 1 only slightly)
- Drool Hards (4)
- Needlenose-Plants (4)
Shy Guy exhibit
These enemies are Shy Guys and Shy Guy sub-species.
- Shy Guys (4)
- Glide Guys (4)
- Woozy Guys (4)
- Fly Guys (2 1-Ups, 2 Coins, 1 Red Coin)
- Stilt Guys (5)
- Shy Stacks (4, 5, 8, 5)
- Petal Guys (4, but only one comes out)
- Spear Guys (4 walking, 2 poking)
- Dancing Spear Guys (10)
- Fat Guys (2 green, 2 red - one of each color fast, the other slow)
- Note that the two types of Spear Guys (walking and poking) are classed as different enemies - the player must egg both types to complete the museum.
Subterranean-enemy exhibit
These enemies are mainly found underground.
- Red Blarggs (2)
- Gargantua Blargg (1)
- Lantern Ghosts (2 white, 2 pink, 2 green)
- Dizzy Dandys (3, and one normal Flower)
- Gobblins (2, and 1 Egg-Plant)
- Bill Blasters (3)
- Bullet Bills (Infinite)
- Lava Bubbles (5)
- Scorchits (2 horizontal shooters, 2 diagonal shooters, eighteen Ice Blocks, and one frozen Flower.)
- Gooey Goons (4 short, 1 long)
- Hot Lips' (2)
Land-enemy exhibit
These enemies are found on land.
- Koopa Troopas (2 red, 2 green, 1 red Beach Koopa, 1 Green Shell - these combine to form a green Koopa)
- Koopa Paratroopas (2 red, 3 green)
- Burts (2)
- Ukikis (5)
- Debulls (2)
- Crabbles (2)
- Snap Jaws (4)
- Tap-Taps (4 pink, 6 gray)
- Fleepers (4)
- Bumpties (2 flying, 2 spinning, 4 walking)
- Bandits (3)
- Green Gloves (5 and 2 Egg-Plants)
- Sluggers (2 and a Chomp Rock)
Airborne-enemy exhibit
Most of these enemies are found in the air.
- Cloud Drops (2 horizontal flyers, 2 vertical flyers.)
- Goonies (3 normal, 2 carrying green Shy Guys.)
- Flightless Goonies (6)
- Fangs (8 zig-zag from off-screen, 2 hanging that circle then fly straight.)
- Gusties (3 flying right, 3 flying left.)
- Lakitus (4)
- Wall Lakitus (4)
- Baron von Zeppelins (4 Needlenoses, 4 bombs.)
- Rocket Guys (8)
Haunted house
These enemies are spirits.
- Boo Guys (4)
- Ghosts (4)
- Invisighouls (10)
- Boos (6)
- Big Boos (3)
- Skeleton Goonies (3 normal, 3 carrying bombs)
- Flightless Skeleton Goonies (5)
- Potted Ghosts (1 upright, 1 upside-down)
Giant-enemy exhibit
These enemies are huge.
- Super Big Tap-Tap (1)
- Stompin' Chomp (1)
- Incoming Chomps (3)
- Chomp Shark (1 at a time)
- Gargantua Blargg (1)
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Japanese | ヨッシーパーク Yosshī pāku |
Yoshi Park |
| French | Musée de l'île |
Island museum |
| German | Inselmenagerie |
Island exhibition |
| Italian | Museo |
Museum |
| Korean | 요시 파크 Yosi Pakeu |
Yoshi Park |
| Spanish | Museo Natural |
Nature Museum |
