Tsubōn

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Tsubōn
Artwork of a Tsubōn from Mario & Wario
First appearance	Mario & Wario (1993)

Tsubōn are pot-shaped enemies with a skull mark in Mario & Wario. They are stationed on walls and ceilings, and routinely spit fireballs. They are sometimes found hanging on breakable obstacles such as Rock Blocks, so Wanda can simply crack or disable their foothold, making them disappear once they hit the ground. However, some Tsubōn must be passed at sections such as elevators or holes, which requires careful timing to get her helpless character by them. Wanda can also hit their projectiles to neutralize them, or hit the diagonal-facing versions on some ceiling to get them to aim in another direction. They are most prominent in LEVEL 5, where they appear in every area.

In Super Mario-kun volume 10, it is revealed that the Tsubōn are cursed people who urinate in a cursed bucket inside the fire cave.

Profiles and statistics

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ツボーン
種族 岸石族
性格 警戒心が強い
登場ゲーム M&W
さっさとこわしてしまえ！！
天井や壁にはりついている、ツボ型のモンスター。口の中から火の玉を発射し続けて、こちらの接近を妨害する。ツボなので、たたき落とせば、簡単に割ることができる。

Tsubōn
Tribe: Rock clan
Disposition: Very cautious
Game appearances: M&W
Get the heck out of here!
A jar-shaped monster that clings to ceilings and walls. It continuously shoots fireballs from its mouth to obstruct your way. Since it is a target, it can be easily broken by knocking it off.

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  Level 5-1 map layout

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	ツボーン Tsubōn	From「壷」(tsubo, pot); shared with Jarvis