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[[File:RPGgoomba.png|150px|thumb|One of the earliest 3D iterations of a Goomba in a video game.]] | [[File:RPGgoomba.png|150px|thumb|One of the earliest 3D iterations of a Goomba in a video game.]] | ||
[[File:SMRPG NS Goomba.png|150px|thumb|A Goomba in the remake.]] | [[File:SMRPG NS Goomba.png|150px|thumb|A Goomba in the remake.]] | ||
Goombas are one among the weaker enemies in ''[[Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars]]'' and its [[Super Mario RPG (Nintendo Switch)|remake]], but not as much as the [[Terrapin]]. Several Goombas are found on [[Mushroom Way]], where [[Toad]] is kidnapped on his way to the [[Mushroom Kingdom (Super Mario RPG)|Mushroom Kingdom]] | Goombas are one among the weaker enemies in ''[[Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars]]'' and its [[Super Mario RPG (Nintendo Switch)|remake]], but not as much as the [[Terrapin]]. Several Goombas are found on [[Mushroom Way]], where [[Toad]] is kidnapped on his way to the [[Mushroom Kingdom (Super Mario RPG)|Mushroom Kingdom]]m as well as in [[Pipe Vault]]. Goombas attack enemies by either biting or shooting sharp thorns to cause 50% more damage than usual. A [[Action Command|Timed Hit]] can often destroy a Goomba quickly. Goombas are often fought alongside other enemies, even other Goombas, in groups of two or three. When defeated, Goombas often yield [[Bonus Flower|HP MAX! Flower]]s to Mario and his party. The game adds the more powerful [[Pro Goomba]]s, which appear in [[Bowser's Keep]]. | ||
There are Goombas featured as regular non-playable characters in [[Monstro Town]]. There are also Goombas at the [[Midas River]], where they are trying to fish. | There are Goombas featured as regular non-playable characters, such as in [[Bandit's Way]] and [[Monstro Town]]. There are also Goombas at the [[Midas River]], where they are trying to fish. | ||
Following the Smithy Gang exiling Bowser from his castle, one of his regrouped factions are Goombas lead by [[Goomhilde]], many of which abandon him by [[Moleville]], and then all of them at [[Booster Tower]]. Bowser later finds the head of the faction, Goomhilde, in Monstro Town, where she is assisted by her three "little ones," the [[Triplets]]. [[Boo, Goo, Bones, and Kipp|Goo]] is one of the Goombas part of [[Dr. Topper]]'s puzzles. After Bowser has retaken his castle, Goombas and his other minions help him rebuild it. | Following the Smithy Gang exiling Bowser from his castle, one of his regrouped factions are Goombas lead by [[Goomhilde]], many of which abandon him by [[Moleville]], and then all of them at [[Booster Tower]]. Bowser later finds the head of the faction, Goomhilde, in Monstro Town, where she is assisted by her three "little ones," the [[Triplets]]. [[Boo, Goo, Bones, and Kipp|Goo]] is one of the Goombas part of [[Dr. Topper]]'s puzzles. After Bowser has retaken his castle, Goombas and his other minions help him rebuild it. | ||
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===''Mario Net Quest''=== | ===''Mario Net Quest''=== | ||
A Goomba, misspelled "Goombah" on the "How to Play" screen, is one of the floor obstacles in ''[[Mario Net Quest]]'', and should the player click one, they lose 1,000 points. | A Goomba, misspelled "Goombah" on the "How to Play" screen, is one of the floor obstacles in ''[[Mario Net Quest]]'', and should the player click one, they lose 1,000 points. | ||
