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Outside of battle, Spy Guys should be attacked from a distance. If a Spy Guy spots Mario, it will try to make the [[First Strike]] by shooting a rock at him. | Outside of battle, Spy Guys should be attacked from a distance. If a Spy Guy spots Mario, it will try to make the [[First Strike]] by shooting a rock at him. | ||
They attack like [[Sky Guy]]s, but they are floating with baloons. | They attack like [[Sky Guy]]s, but they are floating with baloons and only attack with slingshots. | ||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
Revision as of 07:14, July 7, 2014
Template:Pmenemybox Spy Guys are Shy Guys dressed in camouflage gear. So far, their only appearance was in Paper Mario where they first appeared in the Shy Guy's Toy Box. They can attack Mario with either a slingshot or a hammer, changing weapons each time they are attacked. If Mario gets hit by the hammer and fails to guard against it correctly, he loses one of his action commands for several turns.
Outside of battle, Spy Guys should be attacked from a distance. If a Spy Guy spots Mario, it will try to make the First Strike by shooting a rock at him.
They attack like Sky Guys, but they are floating with baloons and only attack with slingshots.
Trivia
- Spy Guys resemble Petal Guys from Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island.
