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'''Karakara Sabaku'''<ref>''Mario & Wario'' instruction booklet, page 13.</ref> is the eighth stage found in ''[[Mario & Wario]]''. This stage reintroduces the [[Guriguri]] enemy, which are more tenacious than ever. A tame [[Pokey]] basks in the desert's humid haze, watching [[Wanda]]'s progress. [[Wario]] leaves an [[Mario's Picross|archaeologist's hat]] on the player's character during the stage intro. | '''Karakara Sabaku'''<ref>''Mario & Wario'' instruction booklet, page 13.</ref> is the eighth stage found in ''[[Mario & Wario]]''. This stage reintroduces the [[Guriguri]] enemy, which are more tenacious than ever. A tame [[Pokey]] basks in the desert's humid haze, watching [[Wanda]]'s progress. [[Wario]] leaves an [[Mario's Picross|archaeologist's hat]] on the player's character during the stage intro. | ||
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Karakara Sabaku[1] is the eighth stage found in Mario & Wario. This stage reintroduces the Guriguri enemy, which are more tenacious than ever. A tame Pokey basks in the desert's humid haze, watching Wanda's progress. Wario leaves an archaeologist's hat on the player's character during the stage intro.
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Japanese | カラカラ砂漠 Karakara Sabaku |
Drydry Desert |
References
- ^ Mario & Wario instruction booklet, page 13.
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