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Astro-Lanceurs move slowly, and their direction ignores [[Mario]]. It is set depending on the location. Ones on the Moon Kingdom's main map always move in a counterclockwise circle, but the others can move in a circle, move back and forth in a very shallow arc, or not move at all. When they see Mario, they try to stare at him to aim. However, they cannot look at especially high or low angles, and therefore their aim is imperfect. Occasionally, they spit red cone shell projectiles to attack, regardless of if Mario is actually in the sight line. These shells fly directly forward but slowly, exploding on impact. If they fly out into the distance, they vanish without an animation. | Astro-Lanceurs move slowly, and their direction ignores [[Mario]]. It is set depending on the location. Ones on the Moon Kingdom's main map always move in a counterclockwise circle, but the others can move in a circle, move back and forth in a very shallow arc, or not move at all. When they see Mario, they try to stare at him to aim. However, they cannot look at especially high or low angles, and therefore their aim is imperfect. Occasionally, they spit red cone shell projectiles to attack, regardless of if Mario is actually in the sight line. These shells fly directly forward but slowly, exploding on impact. If they fly out into the distance, they vanish without an animation. | ||
The top of an Astro-Lanceur's head bears the outline of a light-blue [[Ground Pound]] symbol; it indicates that Mario can defeat this enemy with a Ground Pound. This shatters the helmet and squishes the Astro-Lanceur. Once defeated, the enemy leaves behind eight [[coin]]s. Astro-Lanceurs do not respawn after being defeated, nor necessarily after the given area is reloaded. The player has to reload the Moon Kingdom, either by leaving and returning or | The top of an Astro-Lanceur's head bears the outline of a light-blue [[Ground Pound]] symbol; it indicates that Mario can defeat this enemy with a Ground Pound. This shatters the helmet and squishes the Astro-Lanceur. Once defeated, the enemy leaves behind eight [[coin]]s. Astro-Lanceurs do not respawn after being defeated, nor necessarily after the given area is reloaded. The player has to reload the Moon Kingdom, either by leaving and returning or loading the save file. | ||
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