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'''Mummers''' are fat mummy-like enemies from ''[[Wario Land: Shake It!]]'' They walk slowly, and breathe poisonous gas at [[Wario]], which hurts the greedy adventurer. A Mummer can be defeated: First, Wario must execute an [[Earthshake Punch]]; then, the Mummer's bandages will fall off, and reveal that Mummers are actually skinny instead of fat, and become dizzy. The Mummer must be defeated before it is out of his dizziness. That can be done by using a [[Dash Attack]]. | '''Mummers''' are fat mummy-like enemies from ''[[Wario Land: Shake It!]]'' They walk slowly, and breathe poisonous gas at [[Wario]], which hurts the greedy adventurer. A Mummer can be defeated: First, Wario must execute an [[Earthshake Punch]]; then, the Mummer's bandages will fall off, and reveal that Mummers are actually skinny instead of fat, and become dizzy. The Mummer must be defeated before it is out of his dizziness. That can be done by using a [[Dash Attack]]. | ||
Revision as of 15:46, June 1, 2021
Template:ShakeEnemy Mummers are fat mummy-like enemies from Wario Land: Shake It! They walk slowly, and breathe poisonous gas at Wario, which hurts the greedy adventurer. A Mummer can be defeated: First, Wario must execute an Earthshake Punch; then, the Mummer's bandages will fall off, and reveal that Mummers are actually skinny instead of fat, and become dizzy. The Mummer must be defeated before it is out of his dizziness. That can be done by using a Dash Attack.
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Japanese | ミィ Myi |
From 「ミイラ」 (mīra, mummy) |
Trivia
- Though the name Mummer primarily is a pun of Mummy, Mummer is also a real word coming from Mummering and Mummers' Play, which are seasonal folk plays.
