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This article is about the type of Bandit found in several Yoshi games. For the type of Snifit referred to as "Zeus Guy" in the Yoshi's Island DS Nintendo

Ring. Bandit (hiding) Bandit Boo Guy Coin Bandit Lava Drop (horizontal) Lava Drop (vertical) Baron von Zeppelin (color random) Zeus Guy Fly Guy Little

Watermelon seeds on the Bandit, it will start to chase them like a normal Bandit. However, if Yoshi grabs the coin without touching the Bandit, it will continue

and cannot be eaten. They include Piranha Plants, Tap-Taps, Boos, Zeus Guys, Bandits, and the game's bosses. Williams, Drew. Yoshi's Island: Super Mario

Yoshi's Island DS. For the type of Bandit found in several Yoshi games, see Zeus Guy. Scorchits (also dubbed Zeus Guys) are a type of Snifit only appearing

Glove Green Toady Grim Leecher Zeus Guy Dizzy Dandy Thorn Koopa Troopa (red) Coin Bandit Bandit Grunt (walking) Fly Guy Muddy Buddy Level icon from Yoshi's

A Train Bandit is a chalk Shy-Guy etched onto certain walls in the game Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island and its remake Yoshi's Island: Super Mario

Piranha Spooky (becomes a green Shy-Guy or a Bandit) Boo Guy Green Toady Flamer Guy (running) Flamer Guy (jumping) Zeus Guy Snifit Level icon from Super Mario

Pit. Big Bandits, like regular Bandits, can steal coins. However, the Big Bandit has one major difference from other Bandits - the Big Bandit has the ability

Badge Bandit is a purple-colored Bandit that is exclusive to the Pit of 100 Trials in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. Unlike other Bandits, they can

the Goal Ring. Dr. Freezegoods Bumpties Koopa Paratroopas Zeus Guys Tap-Taps Lakitus Bandits Itsunomanika Heihō

as a regular Shy Guy. In addition to the aforementioned type appearing in blue, in Ver. 2.3.0 onwards, much bigger black Mega Guy bandits wearing yellow

Shy-Guy appears from inside. Sometimes there is a Bandit in it, who hides the baby in the cloth.) Player's Guide: Halloween is over, but a Shy-Guy or Bandit

cross over large gaps, with Spear Guys in the way. After this, Yoshi must get past Zeus Guys and a single Flamer Guy. Next is an area covered in spikes

appears as a normal Shy Guy and hides behind foreground objects, such as crystals; if a Yoshi runs through the hiding spot, a Bandit will appear and run off

and its Special Dash is Fly Guy Dash, where a Fly Guy carries the Shy Guy. “Oh no... Poor me...” —Shy Guy, Paper Mario Shy Guys, as well as several variations

Super Mario Advance 3 Shy Guy on Stilts sprite from Yoshi's Island DS Shy Guy on Stilts sprite from Yoshi's Island DS Shy Guy on Stilts sprite from Yoshi's

carrying the Shy Guy across long distances. Unlike Shy Guy, the Fly Guy will always be red regardless of what color Shy Guy the player uses. Fly Guy makes a few

Thousand-Year Door Larson – a pun on "larceny", an alternate term for "theft" – is a Bandit who defrauds Goomther with a fake credit card in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year

"Big Guy" redirects here. For the boss in Yoshi's Island DS, see Big Guy the Stilted. Fat Guys (also known as Big Guys) are corpulent Shy Guys that debuted

earth! And I, a lone spaceman, crash into your love.” —Petal Guy, Mario Party Advance A Petal Guy has a role in the Shroom City mode of Mario Party Advance

causes a Spear Guy (also referred to as Pike Guy) to appear and take away one of the player's Candies, but give them coins in return. Spear Guy makes short

Woozy Guy sprites from Yoshi's Island DS Yoshi and Baby Mario viewing Woozy Guys at the Island Museum A Woozy Guy in Yoshi's New Island A Woozy Guy being

Pyro Guys, originally called Flamer Guys, are Shy Guys that are permanently set on fire. Flamer Guys first appear in Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island

battle with a Bandit in Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island and its reissue, Yoshi's Island: Super Mario Advance 3. A Yoshi fights a Bandit in one of four

Metal Guys are metallic Mega Guys that appear in Yoshi's New Island. Metal Guys spawn via giant metal pipes. Yoshi can swallow Metal Guys by rapidly pressing

defeat a Boo Guy, the Yoshi can stomp on it or swallow it to make Yoshi Eggs. The Boo Guy can also be spat out causing it to roll on the ground and destroy

smaller versions of the Mega Eggdozer that Yoshis can use by swallowing a Metal Guy and can use them to break walls or obstacles by rolling them along the ground

Yoshi's New Island. Only one Mega Kantera appears in the game, in the level Bandit Valley alongside a Tetu Kantera. Yoshi will lose Baby Mario off his back

Endless World of Yoshis. Shogakukan guide: 踏むとスイカのタネを吐き出すひょうきん者。 (A funny guy who spits out watermelon seeds when you step on him.) Player's Guide: Jump

spit out seeds. The Bandit now has a Yoshi mask on, so the Bandit can spit seeds as well. The Yoshi must spit the seeds at the Bandit, which hides behind

Swindell is a Bandit that lives in the east side of Rogueport in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. Goombella has heard he is a thief but he has never

However, the Bandit tries to find it first. In Throwing Balloons, a Yoshi is throwing a slowly expanding balloon back and forth with a Bandit. Whoever has

Guide Spiked Fun Guy: A fun guy? Oh, really. A couple of jokes from this party animal and everyone will be snoozing. Potted Spiked Fun Guy: Eat his pot, then

Yoshi's New Island. Only one Tetu Kantera appears in the game, in the level Bandit Valley alongside a Mega Kantera. It stomps slowly from side to side on a

damage Yoshi. However, Yoshi is able to eat the Shy Guy, spitting it out to turn it into a regular Shy Guy. This may also happen if one is frozen with an ice

overhead. The player can stomp on the Bandit to stun it for a short while, and vice versa; running into the Bandit causes both it and the Yoshi to be knocked

back to the Bandit, which then attempts to do the same. There is a set time limit in which the buttons must be entered. If the Yoshi or the Bandit makes a

Fly Guy. If a Yoshi swallows one, then spits it out, the Whirly Fly Guy turns into a green Shy Guy. Whirly Fly Guys are much like normal Fly Guys at first

hi.” —Bandy Andy, Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door Bandy Andy is a Big Bandit who appears in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. He is one of the various

simply swallow them. Unlike a normal Spear Guy, eating one and spitting it out will not change it into a normal Shy-Guy and will also not cause it to roll down

Yoshi's Island: Super Mario Advance 3. Here, a Yoshi has a contest with a Bandit to see who can pop the balloon with the Special Item in it. To pop a balloon

Yoshi's New Island, only green Lantern Guys appear, and they appear in the levels Lantern Ghost Grotto and Bandit Valley. “Ah, yes. Oo! And it's mint! Come

(erroneously spelled Eddie the Mask in Goombella's tattle) is a rather secretive Bandit that appears in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. He is part of the population

of fighting Bandits in the Glitz Pit of Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. The Hand-It-Overs consists of two Bandits and two Big Bandits (one of whom

Team Shy Guy Airtub DX – Mario & Luigi: Dream Team Shy Guy Airtub R – Mario & Luigi: Dream Team Shy Guy R – Mario & Luigi: Dream Team Shy Guy 4-Stack –

Another appearance of Mowz is in Shy Guy's Perplex Express. If a player lands on one of the ? Spaces above the train, a Shy Guy comes and tells the character

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pounding most stompable enemies instantly defeats them, such as Bandits and Zeus Guys. Some enemies get defeated when Yoshi spits them out with their tongue

revealing an item. There are Winged Clouds that contain even Bandits. When being hit, a Bandit pops out and chases a Yoshi around to steal Baby Mario. Due