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| − | |name = Boo Guy |
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+ | |image = Boo guys.png |
|caption = Sprites of two Boo Guys as they appear in ''[[Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island]]'' |
|caption = Sprites of two Boo Guys as they appear in ''[[Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island]]'' |
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|first = ''[[Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island]]'' (1995) |
|first = ''[[Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island]]'' (1995) |
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+ | |latest = ''[[Poochy & Yoshi's Woolly World]]'' (2017) |
| + | |games = ''Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island''<br>''[[Yoshi's Island: Super Mario Advance 3]]''<br>''[[Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time]]''<br>''[[Yoshi's Island DS]]''<br>''[[Yoshi's New Island]]''<br>''[[Yoshi's Woolly World]]''<br>''Poochy & Yoshi's Woolly World'' |
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|homeland = |
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|leader = |
|leader = |
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|located = [[Toadwood Forest]] |
|located = [[Toadwood Forest]] |
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+ | |species = [[Boo]]<br>[[Shy Guy]] |
|subspecies = [[Ghoul Guy]] |
|subspecies = [[Ghoul Guy]] |
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|related = |
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| − | A '''Boo Guy''' is |
+ | A '''Boo Guy''' is an enemy in the {{franchise|Yoshi}}. They first appear in ''[[Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island]]''. |
| + | == Profile == |
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| ⚫ | Despite being a ghost |
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| + | Boo Guys are a hybrid between a [[Boo]] and a [[Shy Guy]], but more closely resemble the latter. Boo Guys have a ghostly tail like Boos, or ghosts in general. |
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| + | ==In {{franchise|Yoshi}}== |
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| + | ==={{series|Yoshi's Island}}=== |
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| − | In ''[[Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time]]'' they are common enemies found in [[Toadwood Forest]]. It is unknown whether they are wild or loyal to [[Shroob]]s. In battle they attack by creating a mirage, and as they approach the fake disappears and the real one attacks. However they point at the Bro they will really attack so you won't fall for the fake. Later on in the game there are stronger versions called [[Ghoul Guy]]s. |
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| ⚫ | Despite being a ghost, Boo Guys have little difference from Shy Guys with their attack and movement patterns. In certain [[level]]s, Boo Guys can be seen control various traps. One trap involves a single Boo Guy slowly raising a spiked mace off the ground and then dropping it. The Boo Guy repeatedly does this, so all a [[Yoshi (species)|Yoshi]] has to do to avoid it is to wait for when the Boo Guy to start raising it to ten pass underneath it. This is the safest way since the chain actually harms Yoshi. Boo Guys are one of several enemies that a Yoshi can eat to convert it into a [[Yoshi Egg]]. |
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| − | *'''HP''' - 19 (24) |
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| − | *'''POW''' - 30 (28) |
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| − | *'''DEF''' - 30 (24) |
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| − | *'''Speed''' - 27 (28) |
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| − | *'''EXP''' - 8 (10) |
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| − | *'''Coins''' - 5 |
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| + | Boo Guys can spawn from [[Warp Pipe]]s, and as with most enemies, contact with them causes [[Yoshi (character)|Yoshi]] to drop [[Mario (character)|Mario]], forcing the dinosaur to fetch him. Boo Guys can be destroyed by stomping their heads, and they can also be swallowed for [[Yoshi Egg|eggs]] as well as spat out. If it is spat out without being turned into an egg, the Boo Guy will roll on the ground, destroying any enemies in its path until it hits the screen or a solid obstacle gets in its way. |
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| − | Shyghost.PNG |
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| − | BooGuyPiT.png |
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| − | SMW2 Yoshis Island Boo Guy.png |
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| − | Dual Boo Guys.PNG |
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| − | Boo Guy Battle.png |
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| − | Boo Guy Mace.PNG |
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| − | </gallery> |
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| + | ====''[[Yoshi's Island DS]]''==== |
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| + | Boo Guys reappear, mostly unchanged from their debut appearance. However, they no longer man traps, with the regular [[Shy Guy]] taking that role. |
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| + | {{sectstub}} |
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| + | ====''[[Yoshi's New Island]]''==== |
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| − | {{Shy Guy Nav}}{{BooNav}}{{SMW2:YINav}}{{M&LPITNav}} |
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| + | Boo Guys appear as enemies again, reprising their original roles. However, they only appear as individual enemies in the level Crumble Rock Rumble. |
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| + | {{sectstub}} |
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| + | ===''[[Yoshi's Woolly World]]''=== |
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| + | Boo Guys appear as enemies, retaining their behaviour from before. In the level Spooky Scraps! Don't Get Spooked, the titular scraps will cause a Boo Guy in their area to become more aggressive and invincible, causing them to attack by charging in an attempt to eat Yoshi. If Yoshi swallows one, it turns into a white [[Yarn Ball]]. Boo Guys return in the remake ''[[Poochy & Yoshi's Woolly World]]''. |
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| + | In their regular form, Boo Guys have a body made from loose white yarn, with their mask being held by a brown yarn ring. A Boo Buy behind a Spooky Scrap will morph into a limbless black silhouette with a sharp-toothed mouth and eyes. |
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| + | Boo Guys make their debut outside the ''Yoshi'' series as common enemies found in [[Toadwood Forest]]. During battle, Boo Guys attack by creating a mirage, and as both it and its illusory copy approach their enemy, the fake one disappears and the real one attacks by attempting to steamroll the target. However the Boo Guy points at the real target, allowing for distinction. Later on, stronger variations of them named [[Ghoul Guy]]s are encountered. Ghoul Guys can merge with enemies they fight alongside in order to power them up. |
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| + | Due to their natural flight abilities, Boo Guys are immune to ground-based attacks. However, they can still get hit by attacks striking from above. |
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| + | ==Game data== |
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| + | {{M&LPIT enemy/Boo Guy}} |
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| + | ==Behind the Scenes== |
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| + | Due to their nature as a [[Shy Guy]] variant, Boo Guys have "guy" contained in their name. The "shy" in Shy Guy is replaced with "boo," referencing how ghosts are sometimes portrayed scaring their victims by going "boo," probably due to the Boo Guy's ghostly nature. |
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| + | {{Gallery Link}} |
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| + | {{NavTemplate/Boo Guy}} |
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| + | [[Category:Ghosts]] |
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| + | [[Category:Enemies in Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island]] |
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| + | [[Category:Enemies in Yoshi's Island DS]] |
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Latest revision as of 05:33, 4 March 2024
A Boo Guy is an enemy in the Yoshi franchise. They first appear in Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island.
Profile
Boo Guys are a hybrid between a Boo and a Shy Guy, but more closely resemble the latter. Boo Guys have a ghostly tail like Boos, or ghosts in general.
In Yoshi franchise
Yoshi's Island series
Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island
Despite being a ghost, Boo Guys have little difference from Shy Guys with their attack and movement patterns. In certain levels, Boo Guys can be seen control various traps. One trap involves a single Boo Guy slowly raising a spiked mace off the ground and then dropping it. The Boo Guy repeatedly does this, so all a Yoshi has to do to avoid it is to wait for when the Boo Guy to start raising it to ten pass underneath it. This is the safest way since the chain actually harms Yoshi. Boo Guys are one of several enemies that a Yoshi can eat to convert it into a Yoshi Egg.
Boo Guys can spawn from Warp Pipes, and as with most enemies, contact with them causes Yoshi to drop Mario, forcing the dinosaur to fetch him. Boo Guys can be destroyed by stomping their heads, and they can also be swallowed for eggs as well as spat out. If it is spat out without being turned into an egg, the Boo Guy will roll on the ground, destroying any enemies in its path until it hits the screen or a solid obstacle gets in its way.
Yoshi's Island DS
Boo Guys reappear, mostly unchanged from their debut appearance. However, they no longer man traps, with the regular Shy Guy taking that role.
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Yoshi's New Island
Boo Guys appear as enemies again, reprising their original roles. However, they only appear as individual enemies in the level Crumble Rock Rumble.
Attention MarioWiki users!: This section is short or lacks sufficient information. Whether you are commenting or editing, we would appreciate it if you help MarioWiki by expanding it.
Yoshi's Woolly World
Boo Guys appear as enemies, retaining their behaviour from before. In the level Spooky Scraps! Don't Get Spooked, the titular scraps will cause a Boo Guy in their area to become more aggressive and invincible, causing them to attack by charging in an attempt to eat Yoshi. If Yoshi swallows one, it turns into a white Yarn Ball. Boo Guys return in the remake Poochy & Yoshi's Woolly World.
In their regular form, Boo Guys have a body made from loose white yarn, with their mask being held by a brown yarn ring. A Boo Buy behind a Spooky Scrap will morph into a limbless black silhouette with a sharp-toothed mouth and eyes.
Attention MarioWiki users!: This section is short or lacks sufficient information. Whether you are commenting or editing, we would appreciate it if you help MarioWiki by expanding it.
In Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time
Boo Guys make their debut outside the Yoshi series as common enemies found in Toadwood Forest. During battle, Boo Guys attack by creating a mirage, and as both it and its illusory copy approach their enemy, the fake one disappears and the real one attacks by attempting to steamroll the target. However the Boo Guy points at the real target, allowing for distinction. Later on, stronger variations of them named Ghoul Guys are encountered. Ghoul Guys can merge with enemies they fight alongside in order to power them up.
Due to their natural flight abilities, Boo Guys are immune to ground-based attacks. However, they can still get hit by attacks striking from above.
Game data
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Level | 5 | HP | 19 (24) | POW | 30 (28) | Defense | 30 (24) | ||||
| Speed | 27 (28) | Battled by | Anyone | Experience | 8 (10) | Coins | 5 | |||||
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| •Mushroom – 8% •Super Mushroom – 2% |
Toadwood Forest | |||||||||||
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Behind the Scenes
Name
Due to their nature as a Shy Guy variant, Boo Guys have "guy" contained in their name. The "shy" in Shy Guy is replaced with "boo," referencing how ghosts are sometimes portrayed scaring their victims by going "boo," probably due to the Boo Guy's ghostly nature.
Gallery
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To view Boo Guy's image gallery, click here.
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