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Pidgit is an enemy which originally appeared in Yume Kōjō: Doki Doki Panic and its Western Mario counterpart, Super Mario Bros. 2.

In Super Mario series[]

Yume Kōjō: Doki Doki Panic/Super Mario Bros. 2[]

Pidgits are a common aerial enemy, and they first appear in the level World 1-2.

Pidgit attacks the player by attempting to swoop right into him/her. As the Pidgit descends from the sky, the player must jump atop it or its carpet and throw Pidgit off to gain a 10 second control of the carpet until the carpet vanishes. This carpet is normally used to reach inaccessible areas in a level.

In the remakes Super Mario All-Stars and Super Mario Advance, Pidgits instead have a blue sprite, although the Super Mario Advance artwork depicts it with purple feathers.

Super Mario World[]

Here, Pidgits appear in the form of Pidgit Bills, which replace Bullet Bills after Mario or Luigi complete all levels in the Special World.

In Wario's Woods[]

Pidgit reappears under the name of Black Bat. Here, Black Bat is one of Wario's monsters who overcame Wanda when Wario replaced Birdo which often happens in gameplay. In the game, Pidgit acts the same as Wanda by dropping extra monsters as well as bombs on Toad. Black Bat is demonstrated with the ability to fly.

In Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time[]

Pidgits appear as an enemy, and are seen on a Magic Carpet like in Super Mario Bros. 2. Pidgits have light-purple feathers like in their Super Mario Advance artwork, and some Pidgits have a sack containing coins on the Magic Carpet with them, and defeating them yields 30 coins instead of six coins like for Pidgits without a coin sack.

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Crossover appearances[]

Super Smash Bros. series[]

Super Smash Bros. Melee[]

Pidgit appears as a hazard on the Mushroom Kingdom II stage. Its sprite is reused from the Super Mario All-Stars version of Super Mario Bros. 2, but its Magic Carpet is a three-dimensional model. The fighters themselves can also ride on Pidgit's Magic Carpet.

Pidgit is also featured in the form of a a trophy, which also depicts its sprite from Super Mario All-Stars.

Super Smash Bros. Ultimate[]

A Pidgit returns as a hazard on the Mushroom Kingdom II stage, appearing and behaving identically as before. Pidgit also appears as a spirit, and it is classified as 44. Pidgit was one of the spirits to be captured by Puppet Fighters. The spirit can be obtained in the Mysterious Dimension sub-area as the incorrect spirit for the quiz, that leads to Marx. The fighter must battle against the Puppet Fighter of Peach in her black costume.

In other media[]

Pidgit Super Show

Several Pidgits in The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!

Pidgits also appear in The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!. Here, they can fly on their own, speak their language that involves them saying their name, and have an appetite for carpets.

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