Editing Lemmy

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|image=[[File:Lemmy Koopa NSMBU.png|200px]]<br>Lemmy Koopa, as he appears in ''[[New Super Mario Bros. U]]''

|latest_appearance=''[[New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe]]'' ([[List of games by date#2019|2019]])

{{quote2|So yeah... We should hear it fire any second now... It's gonna go... BOOOOOM!|Lemmy Koopa|[[Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam]]}}

 

'''Lemmy Koopa''' (known as '''Hip Koopa''' in the cartoons) is one of the [[Koopalings]], a clan of seven siblings<ref>[http://newsupermariobrosu.nintendo.com/characters/#/koopalings As explained on the Koopalings' profile on the ''New Super Mario Bros. U'' official site], as well as [[List of trophies in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U|Larry's ''Super Smash Bros. for Wii U'' trophy]].</ref> that act as leaders of the [[Koopa Troop]] under [[Bowser]] ([[Koopalings#Family relationship|originally considered his children]]). Lemmy is the smallest of the group, and is often associated with childish traits due to his stature and personality. He is well recognized for his multicolored mohawk, crossed-eyes, and the rubber ball he balances atop in most appearances; his special abilities also deal with bouncy balls. Lemmy is named after [[wikipedia:Lemmy|Lemmy Kilmister]], the founder of the heavy metal band [[wikipedia:Motörhead|Motörhead]].

====''Super Mario Bros. 3''====

[[File:SMB3 Lemmy.png|thumb|left|Lemmy in ''Super Mario Bros. 3'']]

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Lemmy debuts in ''[[Super Mario Bros. 3]]'', where he and the other Koopalings aid [[Bowser]] in his conquest of the various realms of the [[Mushroom World]]. Lemmy takes over [[Ice Land]], stealing the [[magic wand]] of its [[Kings|king]] and turning him into either a seal (NES version) or a Monty Mole (''All Stars'' and ''Super Mario Advance 4'' versions) in the process.

Lemmy is found and battled in the cabin of his [[airship]] at the end of World 6. He rides a rubber ball around during battle, and uses his wand to summon additional balls; once summoned, they do not disappear. The balls are obstacles and can be jumped on, but will shrink Mario or Luigi or make them lose a life if they are touched in any other way. When jumped on and withdrawing into his shell, Lemmy stays on his ball instead of jumping around. Being stomped three times defeats Lemmy, allowing [[Mario]] to return the magic wand to its [[Mushroom King|king]], and also turning the king back to normal.

====''Super Mario World''====

[[File:SMW_LemmyKoopa.png|thumb|upright=1.34|Lemmy as he appears in ''[[Super Mario World: Super Mario Advance 2]]'']]

Lemmy next appears in ''[[Super Mario World]]'', aiding in Bowser's invasion of [[Dinosaur Land]]. He takes hold in [[3 Lemmy's Castle|his castle]], found within the [[Vanilla Dome]]; Lemmy's is the third castle on the map. Inside, he guards one of the [[Yoshi (species)|Yoshis]] trapped inside an enchanted [[Yoshi Egg]].

In battle, Lemmy pops out of [[Warp Pipe]]s to attack, along with two Lemmy dummies; he sometimes pops out sideways or bottom-first. Lemmy and the dummies need to be avoided except for stomping; a [[Zigzag Lava Bubble]] needs to be avoided, as well. After getting stomped three times, Lemmy is defeated and forced out of a Warp Pipe into the [[lava]] below.

[[File:Lemmy Koopa NSMWii.png|thumb|left|[[Mario]] battling Lemmy at his [[tower]] in ''New Super Mario Bros. Wii'']]

Along with the rest of the Koopalings, Lemmy reappears in ''[[New Super Mario Bros. Wii]]''. With [[Bowser Jr.]]'s lead, they pop out of [[Princess Peach]]'s birthday [[cake]] and use it to capture and take her away. Lemmy is the third Koopaling to be fought, just like in ''[[Super Mario World]]'' and ''[[Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga]]''. Like in ''[[Super Mario Bros. 3]]'', his world has an ice theme. An icy ground is also prominent in his boss fight (in which he also rides a ball), making movement difficult due to the slipperiness. His shell is now bright orange instead of green.

Lemmy is first fought at the end of [[World 3 (New Super Mario Bros. Wii)|World 3's]] [[World 3-Tower (New Super Mario Bros. Wii)|tower]]. He uses his wand to summon balls and bounce them towards the player; they can be jumped on for boosts, but are obstacles, otherwise. Unlike in ''Super Mario Bros. 3'', the balls will not shrink Mario or Luigi or make them lose a life if touched in any other way besides jumping on them. If the player fails to stomp Lemmy after he summons two balls, he will ride his ball to the other side of the stage, creating the hazard of being pushed off. The ice terrain makes the drops on each side of the stage extra hazardous. The first two times Lemmy is stomped, his ball falls off the stage and he spins in his shell to the opposite side of the platform, where he creates another ball to stand on. The spinning shell inflicts damage when touched. Third stomp defeats Lemmy, who quickly gets up and escapes to the [[World 3-Castle (New Super Mario Bros. Wii)|world's castle]].  

There, [[Kamek|Magikoopa]] uses his magic to greatly increase the size of Lemmy's ball. Lemmy summons more balls even faster, and the player must now use them to stomp Lemmy. The large ball can also be used as a boost but inflicts damage if not approached properly. If the player fails to stomp Lemmy after he summons four balls, he will bounce his ball to the other side of the stage, creating the hazard of being crushed. Once stomped twice, Lemmy's already huge ball will grow again, making for a more difficult approach. Once stomped three times, he is defeated, this time falling off the stage.

In ''[[New Super Mario Bros. 2]]'', Lemmy and the Koopalings arrive to kidnap [[Princess Peach]] shortly after the events of ''[[New Super Mario Bros.]]''. Riding in the [[Koopa Clown Car]], the Koopalings kidnap Peach from [[Peach's Castle|her castle]], nearly crushing [[Mario]] and [[Luigi]] as they go. He is the sixth Koopaling to be fought, just like in ''[[Super Mario Bros. 3]]''.

Lemmy is fought at the end of [[World Flower (New Super Mario Bros. 2)|World Flower's]] [[World Flower-Castle|castle]]. This battle is similar to his first encounter in ''New Super Mario Bros. Wii''. The stage is now a conveyor-belt, however, and on the ceiling is a button that switches its direction. If the conveyor is going in the direction towards Lemmy after he summons three balls, he will change the direction by summoning another ball that hits the switch. After three stomps, Lemmy is defeated and falls off the stage.

Lemmy rejoins the other Koopalings near the end of [[World 6-Bowser's Castle|Bowser's Castle]] in [[World 6 (New Super Mario Bros. 2)|World 6]] (and in [[World Star (New Super Mario Bros. 2)|World Star]] to [[Dry Bowser]]). In the [[Koopa Clown Car]] again, they try to petrify the player by flashing the vehicle's lights. Once the player reaches the corridor to the exit-door, they retreat. After [[Bowser]]'s initial defeat, they use their magic to make him grow larger, much like [[Kamek|Magikoopa]] in ''New Super Mario Bros. Wii''. As he jumps up in his new state, he ends up knocking them down in the process. During the credits, they can be seen trying to lift Bowser up to safety, but they all get weighed down by him. Lemmy is last seen sprawled out on top of a flipped Koopa Clown Car.

Lemmy appears once again in the [[Wii U]] game ''[[New Super Mario Bros. U]]'' and [[New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe|its Nintendo Switch port]], getting his own customized [[airship]] like the rest of the Koopalings. He is the [[castle]] boss of [[Acorn Plains]] and thus, the first Koopaling to be fought. When Mario enters his airship from [[Lemmy's Swingback Castle]], Lemmy gets shocked once again. Due to the lack of his magic wand, he now generates bombs with his bare hands, and tosses them at Mario in the style of his bouncing balls. However, he still retains his method of ramming into Mario and friends with his circus ball. Like [[Wendy O. Koopa|Wendy]], [[Morton Koopa Jr.|Morton]], and [[Roy Koopa|Roy]], Lemmy's boss battle will involve him using a weapon instead of a magic wand. After being stomped twice, he will start throwing larger bombs. After three stomps on the head, he will be defeated and fall off stage. If the player used [[Boost Mode]] and touched the bombs on the Wii U GamePad's screen just as Lemmy was about to throw them, Lemmy will be caught in the resulting explosion, yet will still behave as if he was throwing them. He ultimately survived this, however, and ended up getting picked up by [[Bowser Jr.]] He is last seen in the closing cutscene, hanging on to Bowser's tail after the airship crashes. Of note is when he attempted to board the airship, Lemmy fell off and grabbed Bowser's tail.

Lemmy has an airship with his face as the bow and his orange shell as the deck. The tail of the ship resembles his ponytail. The stern of his ship has a teal color design, similar to his shell color from ''[[Super Mario All-Stars]]''. Like most of the airships, Lemmy's airship is equipped with a propeller at the back of his ship as well as another one placed just beneath the crow's nest. The airship is equipped with two cannons, one on each side. There are also light green lids on top of the cannons used for closing and opening the cannons. He has the smallest airship out of all his siblings. The interior of his ship has spiral shaped windows and it resembles the inside of a circus tent.

Lemmy, like the other Koopalings, reappears in ''[[New Super Luigi U]]''. He is the boss of [[Lemmy's Lights-Out Castle]], and battles the same way as he does in the original version.

===''Super Mario Advance'' series===

====''Super Mario World: Super Mario Advance 2''====

Lemmy appears in ''[[Super Mario World: Super Mario Advance 2]]'' to reprise his role in ''[[Super Mario World]]''. Aside from minor textual and graphical changes, the only thing new for Lemmy was the addition of a growl.

In ''[[Super Mario Advance 4: Super Mario Bros. 3]]'', the [[Game Boy Advance]] remake of ''[[Super Mario Bros. 3]]'', Lemmy reprises his role. In this version, he turns the [[Ice Land]] king into a [[Monty Mole]] instead of a seal. His role was also expanded slightly with the Japanese-only [[e-Reader]] level "[[Hikōsen wa Tomaranai!]]" The level is merely a more difficult reworking of the original [[airship]], with the player having to collect four [[Advance Coin]]s before battling Lemmy. It's stated Lemmy rigged the [[Bolt Lift]]s for this level himself, however.

[[File:HipKoopa.jpg|thumb|Hip Koopa in ''The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3'']]

{{Appeared|DIC cartoons|Hip Koopa}}

 

In ''[[The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3]]'' and ''[[Super Mario World (television series)|Super Mario World]]'' cartoons, Lemmy is referred to as Hip Koopa and often hangs out and pulls pranks with his brother [[Iggy Koopa#DIC cartoons|Hop Koopa]], whom he is twins with. Hip and Hop are considered among the youngest [[Koopaling#DIC cartoons|Koopa kids]], and (according to behind-the-scenes material) are six-year-olds, while the rest of the Koopa kids are in their teens. In spite of their ages, Hip and Hop prove to be capable of doing such things as carjacking and pickpocketing. Like many stereotypical twins, Hop and Hip often share their sentences by either speaking in unison or finishing each other's lines. In the cartoons, Hip retains Lemmy's personality from the games, but his appearance is much different. He has thinner hair than Lemmy, a large overbite, one spike on his shell, lacks the stripes on the left side of his head, and does not appear to have a lazy eye. Also, his ball is a normal beach ball, whereas it has a star pattern in the games. His voice is commonly and mistakenly attributed to Tara Strong (at the time known as Tara Charendoff), who also voiced his twin brother. However, according to [https://www.bookdepository.com/Encyclopedia-Animated-Cartoons-Jeff-Lenburg/9780816065998 The Encyclopedia of Animated Cartoons], Hip is voiced by Stuart Stone.

Lemmy appeared in the interactive Anime adaptation of ''Super Mario World''. Like in the game, he was fought at Vanilla Dome. He disabled a bridge and utilized switches of differing colors in an attempt at deterring Mario from crossing over. However, Mario deduced how to cross over, with his being knocked away effortlessly. He was later seen on Chocolate Island along with [[Ludwig von Koopa|Ludwig]], [[Larry Koopa|Larry]], [[Wendy O. Koopa|Wendy]], [[Roy Koopa|Roy]] and [[Morton Koopa Jr.|Morton]].

Lemmy also appeared in the [[Nintendo Comics System]], and out of all the Koopalings, appeared the most times in the imprint. He was depicted with low intelligence, using too many bombs to blow up a pipe when trying to help Bowser blow up the [[Mushroom Kingdom]]'s main water pipes in "[[The Buddy System]]". Ironically, Lemmy was the only one who could understand [[Larry Koopa|Larry]]'s picture-only dialogue. He is also a big fan of [[Dirk Drain-Head]].

===<i>White Knuckle Scorin'</i> comic===

[[File:Mario Captured.gif|thumb|Lemmy and [[Wendy O. Koopa|Wendy]] witnessing Bowser's capture of Mario.]]

Though Lemmy doesn't appear in ''[[Mario is Missing!]]'', he appears in some of the official artwork. In the original DOS release of the game, a portrait of him appears above a door on Wendy's floor, among four other Koopalings. In addition, audio files designated for Lemmy can be found unused within the ''CD-ROM Deluxe'' version, hinting that he was originally going to be encountered in the game itself. Said clips are voiced by Bruce Sandig.<ref>[https://www.behindthevoiceactors.com/characters/Super-Mario-Bros/Lemmy-Koopa/ ''Behind the Voice Actors'' page of Lemmy Koopa].</ref> The cover for the CD-ROM version of the game features Lemmy.

Lemmy was also featured in the ''[[Super Mario Adventures]]'' comic. Here, he aided [[Bowser]] in his plot to marry [[Princess Peach|Princess Toadstool]]. He first appears with his brothers, watching Ludwig play a videogame and cheering for him. After Bowser interrupted their game and scolded them, Lemmy says the princess is safely behind bars, only to find out she's missing. He is given surprisingly much spotlight in the comic, along with [[Wendy O. Koopa|Wendy]].

[[File:LemmySafari.png|frame|left|Lemmy in ''Yoshi's Safari'']]

In ''[[Yoshi's Safari]]'', Lemmy once again aided Bowser in attacking another land. This time, Bowser took over [[Jewelry Land]] and gave Lemmy a magic gem to guard, as well as custody over [[Grass Land (level)|Grass Land]].

 

In his battle against Mario and [[Yoshi]], Lemmy rides in a large mech resembling a humanoid [[Koopa Clown Car]] equipped with five cannons. After sustaining heavy damage from Mario's [[Super Scope]], Lemmy loses the use of his center cannon and begins to hop around the battlefield; eventually, after being damaged some more, Lemmy's mech explodes, flinging the Koopaling over the horizon.

[[File:HM Lemmy.png|thumb|Lemmy in ''Hotel Mario'']]

In ''[[Hotel Mario]]'', the Koopalings aid Bowser in his plot to steal away [[Princess Peach]] and hide her in several [[Koopa hotel]]s in the [[Mushroom Kingdom]]. After [[Larry Koopa|Larry]] is defeated by Mario and [[Luigi]] and his [[Larry's Chillton Hotel|hotel]] explodes, Princess Peach is flung into the clouds and into [[Lemmy's High-ate Regency Hotel]], where Lemmy takes possession of her.

 

Lemmy is fought in Lemmy's Sky-Hideout, and attacks Mario by throwing paper planes at him while flying to different floors using a helicopter pack. He is one of three Koopalings who doesn't try to eat Mario or Luigi, possibly due to using a unique flying machine rather than walking about the stage. Like with any other stage Lemmy is defeated once all the doors in the stage are closed. Once Princess Peach is rescued, Lemmy attempts to chase after her, Mario and Luigi, only to be blown away with his hotel by a large fan activated by Mario.

====''Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga / Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga + Bowser's Minions''====

[[File:MLSSKoopaling5.png|frame|left|Lemmy Koopa making clones of himself in ''[[Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga]]'']]

After several years of absence, Lemmy makes a return appearance in ''[[Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga]]''. After hijacking [[Bowser's Castle]] and using it to attack [[Beanbean Castle Town]], [[Bowletta]] employed the Koopalings to guard the various halls of the castle. As with most of his appearances, he is the third Koopaling to be faced.

When first encountered by Mario and Luigi, Lemmy tries to confuse them by disguising [[Goomba]]s as himself; in order to engage in battle with Lemmy, Mario or Luigi would need to hit him, not a copy, with their [[hammer]].

 

Once in battle, Lemmy attacks by creating more [[Goomba]] copies of himself and shooting fireballs at Mario and Luigi (along with all the other Koopalings). In the Japanese version, he can also spin, like [[Iggy Koopa|Iggy]], [[Ludwig von Koopa|Ludwig]], and [[Larry Koopa|Larry]].

Defeating Lemmy activates a water fountain, allowing the Mario Bros. to put out the flames blocking their path and proceed towards Ludwig.

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[[File:Minion Quest Lemmy.png|frame|Lemmy Koopa’s description in ''Minion Quest: The Search for Bowser'']]

Lemmy appears in the remake ''[[Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga + Bowser's Minions]] ''  with the same role as before and added dialogue. Instead of disguising Goombas as clones of himself, his clones are now conjured from his wand. He will also spin around, switching positions with his clones every turn. He now shoots fireballs in two different ways: by creating a big fireball with his clones, or by shooting a smaller fireball at the bro he points at, while his clones do the same. As a side note, his eyes only cross temporarily after he finishes spinning, before focusing.

[[File:BISDX Artwork - Lemmy.png|thumb|left|Artwork of Lemmy Koopa from ''Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story + Bowser Jr.'s Journey''.]]

[[File:Lemmy Description.png|frame|Lemmy Koopa's description in ''Bowser Jr.'s Journey''|right]]

{{quote2|Are [[Kamek|you]] calling me short?! How dare you!|Lemmy Koopa|Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story + Bowser Jr.'s Journey}}

Along with the other Koopalings, Lemmy appears in [[Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story + Bowser Jr.'s Journey|the game's new side story]]. He does not initially accompany Bowser Jr. or the other Koopalings to find a cure for the [[blorbs]], as he elected to stay behind to "hold down the fort." Presumably, he ended up being beaten up by Dieter shortly afterwards, with Larry and Wendy witnessing this before sneaking in and rousting him and trying to escape. Unfortunately, they weren't able to make it far before all three were trapped in barrels, although both he and Larry escaped in the chaos caused by Bowser's Castle relocating itself. They later attempted to aid Bowser when he got squished by the [[Tower of Yikk]], although this put them in even more danger after Bowser became [[Super Bowser|giant-sized]]. Despite this, they still foolishly tried to aid Bowser despite him not even being aware of their presence (with Lemmy in particular partly being motivated by his misinterpreting [[Kamek]]'s warning to them about their actions as his insulting him for his size), forcing Bowser Jr. to go after them and later risk his life to save them. During the ending, Lemmy and Bowser Jr. do a balancing act via his trademark ball and a blorbified Goomba, respectively, during the festivities celebrating the defeat of Fawful's forces.

===''Mario Kart 8'' / ''Mario Kart 8 Deluxe''===

[[File:Mk8lemmy.png|thumb|left|Lemmy Koopa in ''Mario Kart 8'']]

[[File:MK8-Lemmy'sTireService4.png|thumb|Promotional banner of ''Lemmy's Tire Service'' in ''Mario Kart 8'']]

Lemmy Koopa, alongside the rest of the Koopalings, appears as a playable character for the first time in ''[[Mario Kart 8]]'', where he is an unlockable character. He gets completely new voice clips voiced by  [[Carlee McManus]]. His nickname in a Japanese Nintendo Direct for ''Mario Kart 8'' is ｢すばしっこさナンバー１」<ref>[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C-I4diarSU0 "New Drivers!" in the Japanese Nintendo Direct, April 30, 2014.] YouTube. (Retrieved May 2, 2014)</ref>, or "Number 1 in Agility" (localized as the "Ace of Speed"<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=flpfRzP2ONU "New Challengers" in the European Nintendo Direct, April 30, 2014.] YouTube. (Retrieved May 2, 2014)</ref> or "Mr. Agility Supreme"<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JbuJZP0_8iQ "New Challengers" in the North American Nintendo Direct, April 30, 2014.] YouTube. (Retrieved May 2, 2014)</ref>). His emblem is a yellow silhouette of his head on a black background, similar to [[Bowser]]'s emblem. Lemmy does not seem to have a lazy eye in this game, a first for any of his prior appearances.

Lemmy's main color for his [[Standard]] parts and [[Pipe Frame]] is light blue, and his secondary color is his signature orange. The color scheme selection of his other vehicle bodies is close to that of the Light Green [[Mii]]s, expect for his blue [[Biddybuggy]] and brown [[GLA]]. Strangely, despite his orange shell color, Lemmy's Circuit Special and Sport Bike use the green varnish color.

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Like the other Koopalings, he is actually driving a mass-produced version of the Junior Clown Car (as noted by the yellow light bulbs that serve as its eyes). The rim and propeller of his Junior Clown Car are colored yellow (his signature color). Interestingly, when the [[Bowser Jr.#Clown Kart Dash|Clown Car Dash]] special move is used, the exhaust pipes that appear behind Lemmy's Clown Car are colored orange. He also reuses his voice clips from his appearance in ''New Super Mario Bros. Wii'', thus he is voiced by Lani Minella.

An interesting oddity to note is that Lemmy's trophy in ''Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS'' shows his Clown Car with an orange rim and propeller for unknown reasons.<ref>[http://smashbros-miiverse.com/items/trophies List of trophies in the 3DS version on smashbros-miiverse.com.] (Retrieved September 26, 2014)</ref>

 

The title given to Lemmy in the [[Boxing Ring]] is "Wacky War Machine" (NA)<ref>[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SgZzlL6k3II Smash Bros. Wii U: All Character Aliases on Punch-Out Stage]</ref> or "Let's Get Wacky" (PAL)<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LcNehbSwQAo Super Smash Bros. Wii U - All PAL Boxing Ring Aliases]</ref> in the Wii U version.

[[File:LemmyKoopa-PDSMBE.png|thumb|upright=1.4|left|Lemmy Koopa in ''Puzzle & Dragons: Super Mario Bros. Edition'']]

[[File:PMCS Lemmy.png|thumb|left|Lemmy Koopa's introductory pose in ''[[Paper Mario: Color Splash]]'', note the lack of orange stripes on Lemmy's left side of the head, showing that this sprite has a horizontally flipped pose.]]

{{quote2|Thank you, thank you! It is I, Lemmy, the greatest and most humble illusionist in all the world! The things you’re about to see may shock you. They might astound you. But they’ll definitely impress you.|Lemmy Koopa|Paper Mario: Color Splash}}

Lemmy makes his [[Paper Mario (series)|''Paper Mario'' series]] debut in ''[[Paper Mario: Color Splash]]''. He appears in [[The Emerald Circus]], where he is seen balancing on a giant ball<ref>Nintendo. (September 20, 2016). [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D_rT0hqRgrw Paper Mario: Color Splash – Rescue V: Episode 5]. ''YouTube''. Retrieved September 20, 2016.</ref><ref name="PMCS livestream 4">Crunchii. (September 26, 2016). [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0G59LgSoGQQ|Paper Mario: Color Splash stream]. ''Youtube''. Retrieved September 27, 2016.</ref>. He then hides himself and the green [[Big Paint Star]] on the circus tent's roof (as despite being a skilled illusionist, the Green Big Paint Star was immune to his wand and his magical abilities, thus forcing him to pull a "sleight of hand."). After Mario defeats his minions, they encounter him on the roof, where the battle is fought. In battle, Lemmy spawns minions, like [[Ptooie]]s and [[Juggler Bro]]s, to aid him by using his wand. He also uses his wand to make Mario's cards disappear. He attacks by ramming Mario with his ball, although he can also use this as a feint for a magical blast attack from his wand. Hammer attacks are ineffective against him. Finally, he is capable of dodging attacks from Thing Cards. Instead, it requires that Mario distracts him with the Disco Ball Thing Card, and then using an Ice Pick Thing Card to pop his ball. If just the Ice Pick is used, Lemmy avoids the attack. If just the Disco Ball is used, Lemmy initially gets distracted, then resumes attacking after Mario finishes attacking. If Mario doesn't defeat Lemmy while he has his Wonder Ball out, Lemmy will use the Wonder Ballistic attack. Lemmy hits Mario 15 times, each dealing 10 damage each and then jumps on him dealing 13 damage, for a total of 163.  

Lemmy is one of the three Koopalings that doesn't have an attack that can defeat Mario instantly when Mario has full health, even if he doesn't block them at all, the others being [[Morton Koopa Jr.]] and [[Roy Koopa]]. He's also one of the two bosses in this game that cannot be defeated with Thing Cards alone, the other being [[Ludwig von Koopa]]. The player must use regular battle cards to damage him in the first phase of the fight.  

Lemmy's introductory pose is based on his artwork used in the ''[[Encyclopedia Super Mario Bros.]]'' and in material released for the 30th anniversary of Super Mario Bros., while his appearance follows that of the current games, with an additional cyan-colored tuft on the back and orange stripes on the left side of the head instead of the right side. The sprite has actually an horizontally flipped version of said pose that is then flipped again by the game. Lemmy's pose when he extract his [[Magic wand]] is instead derived from his artwork in ''[[Super Mario Bros. 3]]'', with the mouth now being slightly open, the right hand now holding the wand more tightly and left hand showing the palm to the viewer.

In the LazerBlazer - Type A: Intercept mode in the game ''[[wikipedia:Super Scope 6|Super Scope 6]]'', Lemmy can occasionally be seen flying across the game screen chasing Mario while riding a missile.<ref>Shogakukan (October 19, 2015). ''[Nintendo Official Guide Book] Super Mario Bros. Encyclopedia 30th Anniversary 1985-2015''. Page 240 states 「スーパースコープ6 周辺機器スーパースコープの専用ソフト。レーザーブレーザー内のインターセプトで、マリオがレミーに追いかけられる。」 which roughly translates to ''Super Scope 6 Dedicated software for the Super Scope peripheral. In LazerBlazer Intercept, Mario is chased by Lemmy.'' Retrieved January 6, 2018.</ref> Shooting Lemmy recovers a missed shot or gives bonus points in 2-player mode.

====''Super Princess Peach''====

Lemmy was originally going to appear in ''[[Super Princess Peach]]'', although he was [[List of Super Princess Peach pre-release and unused content|taken out of the final game]] with the rest of the Koopalings. According to his sprite sheet, it seems he would spit something at [[Princess Peach]].

====''Minecraft''====

In the Super Mario Mash-Up Pack in ''[[Minecraft]]'', Lemmy Koopa appears as a playable skin along with the rest of the Koopalings.

 

Lemmy is included (along with the other Koopalings) as a Boss in the Boss Deck of ''[[Monopoly Gamer]]''. He is the sixth Boss in the deck.

====''Mario Tennis Aces''====

While Lemmy and the other Koopalings do not appear in ''[[Mario Tennis Aces]]'', their  [[airship]]s can be seen in the background of the [[Savage Sea]] court.

[[File:Lemmy colouring book.png|thumb|The current appearance of Lemmy Koopa in the ''[[Super Mario Bros. Encyclopedia]]''.]]

Lemmy has the same yellow and tan skin complexion, as well as a green oval-shaped head, that is disproportionately large compared to his small body and features a distinctive pair of orange bars on the left-side and a multi-colored mohawk, that goes from yellow, magenta, cyan, yellow, magenta, to cyan, and ends in a long yellow ponytail that fades to a more orange hue at the tip. He has large, oval eyes that are often crossed or even pointing in opposite directions, although since ''Mario Kart 8'', it has been shown that he normally keeps his eyes correctly aligned. He's the only Koopaling with visible eyes to lack colored irises. He was shown to have teeth and eyelids in ''[[Super Mario World]]'' as well as in a short comic in the ''Super Mario Complete Encyclopedia'', a book published by Shogakukan and written in cooperation with Nintendo, but both features have not appeared in the subsequently released games.<ref>{{media link|SMCE page 225.png|Page 225 of the ''Super Mario Complete Encyclopedia'' (「スーパーマリオ全百科」)}}, in which various tips to defeat Lemmy in ''Super Mario Bros. 3'' are shown. Lemmy has visible eyelids in the first and third panel, while teeth are visible in the third panel.</ref> Lemmy is the smallest of all Koopalings, around as small as [[Toad]], as even early official material showed<ref>[http://pressthebuttons.typepad.com/.a/6a00d83452033569e201b8d0b43f5b970c 1993 Nintendo Character Guide Comparison Chart that includes some Koopalings] and [http://pressthebuttons.typepad.com/.a/6a00d83452033569e201b7c72a96cb970b 1993 Nintendo Character Guide Comparison Chart that includes Toad.] ''Press The Buttons''. Retrieved October 14,2015.</ref>.

His shell is orange with yellow circles around the spikes. He wears the same spiked metal cuffs as his male siblings. He also has a three-ribbed plated belly and padded feet with claws on his toes which are more pointed than those of the other [[Koopalings]].

In his hand-drawn artwork of the redesigned version, he lacks the last blue tuft of the mohawk and the orange stripes are on the right side of his head. In his sprites of ''[[Super Mario World]]'' the stripes are on both sides of his head. In both remakes of ''Super Mario Bros. 3'', the sprites show an orange mohawk, that is completely white in ''Super Mario World''. In sprites of ''Super Mario World'' his shell is yellow despite the existence of a more appropriate palette (the green Koopa's palette), which would match the green color of his shell shown in the artwork of said game.

In the ''Super Smash Bros.'' series, Lemmy's appearance is unaltered, compared to the other ''Mario'' characters, including Bowser. In ''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate'', however, Lemmy receives a slightly darker and subdued color scheme, while his hair, spikes, and shell receive simple detailing, though his scales remain undefined. These traits are shared with Bowser Jr. and the other Koopalings.

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Lemmy has not changed much in design since his first preliminary sketches. His sketch made during Bowser's first redesign showed him in a pose similar to the one used for his artwork in ''[[Super Mario World]]'', with the physical appearance alredy having all the major traits of Lemmy, including the lazy eye, the mohawk, the peculiar mouth and even the spikeless cuffs, ultimately presenting only minor differences with respect to the aforementioned artwork. Said differences includes bigger nostrils, a more curved mouth, as well as a taller brow. The tips of the mohawk also had a slightly different shape.

While said mohawk was always shown as having six tips, its coloring changed over time. Originally, the colors went from magenta to blue, magenta again, yellow and then green. Since the North American manual of ''[[Super Mario World]]'', the second magenta streak was instead colored orange, with the ''Nintendo Power'' guide for the game still using the old coloring in the artwork. In the ''Nintendo Official Guidebook'' of ''Super Mario Collection'' (Japanese name of ''[[Super Mario All-Stars]]'') Lemmy's hair was shown with only three streaks: a magenta one, followed by a cyan one and a yellow one, this coloring was reused in ''Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga'' and in his unused sprites for ''Super Princess Peach''. In his newest design this latter order was kept, but starting with a yellow stripe, and three stripes having the same order were added, along with the addition of a yellow ponytail that blends into orange at the tip. Furthermore, each tip has its own color, and his 3D models, as well as ''[[Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam]]'', show the mohawk as being formed by six separated strands, each with its own color.

In ''[[Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga]]'', beside the coloring of the mohawk seen in the ''Nintendo Official Guidebook'' of ''Super Mario Collection'', Lemmy was also given cuffs with spikes, that his previous cuffs lacked much like those of [[Bowser Jr.]].

With his redesign in ''[[New Super Mario Bros. Wii]]'', like the Koopalings who had green shells, Lemmy's was given a unique color, orange. Aside from its spikes being updated to an off-white color they were also given yellow rings. The color of the two stripes on the left side of his head was also changed from pink to orange, possibly to match his shell color. Furthermore, his snout was also shortened and his artwork as well as hand-drawn illustrations started to show his tail, which previously was shown exclusively in the sprites of the games.

Lemmy is depicted as an immature, fun-loving child, and is said to retain a childlike innocence about him.<ref>[http://www.nintendo.co.jp/wii/smnj/story/index.html nintendo.co.jp - ''New Super Mario Bros. Wii'' character page] (Click on the blue circle with the arrow to reach the Koopaling page and click on the pictures to see the short bio of each of the Koopalings). [http://www.gamefaqs.com/boards/960544-new-super-mario-bros-wii/52367637 Translation] (Retrieved November 13, 2011)</ref> Lemmy is also known as the "Clown Prince of Koopas", and would apparently prefer to join the circus rather than commit crimes and conquest.<ref>''Nintendo Power Strategy Guide'' for ''Super Mario Bros. 3'', page 9.</ref> He is already somewhat clownish in how he loves balancing on top of his rubber ball. His love for the circus is also mirrored in ''[[New Super Mario Bros. U]]'', as the interior of his airship resembles the inside of a circus tent and in ''[[Paper Mario: Color Splash]]'', where he first appeared as the ringleader of the [[Emerald Circus]]. His childish and clownish traits are also evident in ''[[Mario Kart 8]]'', where some of his [[trick|stunts]] have him performing a hand stand on the handle of his [[bike]] or [[ATV]], or jumping out of his [[kart]] and flailing his arms in excitement. When losing the race, he is seen crying while kicking his feet in frustration. He seems to have a passion for the cold and ice as he was the ruler of [[Ice Land]], as well as guardian of [[World 3 (New Super Mario Bros. Wii)|World 3]] of ''[[New Super Mario Bros. Wii]]''. He also seems to like dancing as shown in ''[[Paper Mario: Color Splash]]''. He tends to rely on tricks and gadgets rather than his own prowess, such as his helicopter pack from ''[[Hotel Mario]]''. As of ''New Super Mario Bros. Wii'', he is shown to have a squeaky, high-pitched voice. In the original ''Super Mario Bros. 3'' manual, Lemmy also spoke in a manner similar to that of a young child. In an interview with Dayvv Brooks, it was revealed that Lemmy was named after Lemmy Kilmister because "''he struck me as being the kind of character who would do his own thing, no matter what anyone else thought. I think it was those crazy eyes.''"<ref>Patrick Klepek (December 29, 2015).[http://kotaku.com/how-a-mario-character-was-named-after-motorheads-lemmy-1750180427 How A Mario Character Was Named After Motorhead's Lemmy]. ''Kotaku''. Retrieved December 30, 2015.</ref> In ''Mario Kart 8'', he also has banners called "Lemmy's Tire Service", which implies that, besides the circus, he also has an interest in automobile repairs.

In ''[[Super Mario-Kun]]'', Lemmy is silly and childish, just like in the games. However, unlike the games where he is loyal to [[Bowser]], Lemmy willingly betrayed him in volume 44, due to the fact that he and [[Mario]] ended up becoming friends at the end of volume 41. The Koopaling even went as far as telling Mario the secret to Bowser's defeat and supplying the group with [[Fire Flower]]s. Though it seemed like Lemmy forgot about the friendship in volume 47 (with him happily greeting Mario before throwing a barrage of bombs at the beginning of the chapter), Lemmy assured Mario in the end that he had not forgetten the events from last time and they remained on good terms with each other.

In ''The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3'' and ''Super Mario World'', Hip is more mischievous than truly evil on most occasions, and preferred to simply play pranks instead of cause havoc; though several episodes, such as "[[Life's Ruff]]", showed him capable of causing real chaos.

In the ''Nintendo Comics System'', Lemmy was somewhat childish and unintelligent, and seemed more keen on simply helping his father and trying to gain his appreciation then actually causing evil. The unintelligent aspect of his character in the ''Nintendo Comics System'' was such that when Bowser read the Koopalings the riot act in ''[[Bowser Knows Best]]'' for their letting Peach escape due to the latter tricking them, Bowser specifically exempted Lemmy from blame specifically because Bowser knew Lemmy was "a blithering idiot." Like Mario and several of Bowser's minions, Lemmy also had an obsession with the plumbing based hero [[Dirk Drain-Head]] and could somehow understand Larry's picture-only dialogue, while no one else could at all. In ''Nintendo Adventure Books'', a continuation of ''Nintendo Comics System'', Lemmy was portrayed as somewhat crazed in demeanor and much more menacing on some occasions.

In the ''Super Mario Adventures'' comics, Lemmy's personality was, more or less, identical to those of the other [[Koopalings]], with no real differentiating quirks or attributes.

In the computer version of ''[[Mario is Missing!]]'', the unused voices of Lemmy depicted him as being sarcastic, as he "pretends" to make [[Luigi]] join them. ''Bowser's Inside Story'' also indicates that Lemmy has a bit of a napoleon complex, as when Bowser Jr. and Kamek try to convince him against aiding Bowser in defeating the Tower of Yikk, he accuses them of saying he's too short.

Lemmy seems to prefer using circus balls when combating his enemies. He often fights atop his ball and if his boss area has icy floors or a conveyor belt, he will use them to his advantage by trying to slide his opponents right off the edges. In ''Super Mario Bros. 3'', ''New Super Mario Bros. Wii'', and ''New Super Mario Bros. 2'', Lemmy utilizes his magic wand to generate rubber circus balls, in numbers up to three (even more in his ''New Super Mario Bros. Wii'' rematch), creating great difficulty for the Mario Bros.. He also utilized various dummies as decoys when fighting Mario in ''Super Mario World''. In Hotel Mario he flies with assistance of a propeller and throws paper planes.

In ''Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga'', he would spin like a top like Iggy, and he could also summon Goombas disguised as clones of himself, just like Wendy. In addition, in a similar manner to ''Super Mario World'', he also attempted in ''Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga'' to confuse the Mario Bros. by splitting into copies prior to fighting them. Other than that, his abilities seem normal compared to his siblings, as he is seen walking and jumping in his ''Super Princess Peach'' sprites, and breathing fireballs in his appearance in ''Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga'', as well as spinning inside his shell for offensive and defensive purposes in ''New Super Mario Bros. Wii''. In ''New Super Mario Bros. U'', he also threw star-patterned bombs that bounce on the floor and once touched by Mario, a short fuse is activated that will cause the bombs to explode after a few seconds.

As evidenced in ''New Super Mario Bros. Wii'' and ''New Super Mario Bros. 2'', Lemmy has enhanced balance and acrobatics support, by being able to maintain his balance on a ball while on an icy floor and conveyor belt, as well as performing a handstand on the ball upon the said floors before preceding to battle. Lemmy is also implied to be quite strong, especially for someone his size, since in ''New Super Mario Bros. U'', he's able to throw several large bombs at the Mario Bros. with minimum effort, as well as being able to lift his entire weight with one hand, as mentioned earlier.

In ''Paper Mario: Color Splash'', Lemmy shows (and describes himself as having) magical prowess. He can create illusions with his magic and has the ability to teleport in puffs of magic smoke. He is shown for the first time to be able to create the standard magic blasts (colored green) his brothers can make, as well as a variant spell that doesn't directly hurt Mario, but can make his battle cards completely disappear. His other attacks involve rapidly grinding his circus ball against Mario, spawning enemies to assist him during the fight, and transforming his wand into a circus ball rimmed with spikes across the middle (referred to as a "Wonder Ball" by Lemmy), hitting Mario with the spinning spikes.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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''Among the Koopalings, he is the most nimble with the best reflexes. At the time of his debut, acrobatic-like moves such as throwing balls while balancing on a ball were his specialty. In "World", he became the boss of Vanilla Dome Castle.''<br/>

 

'''''Lemmy Koopa'''''<br />

''The ‘’Lemster’’ parades around on a beach ball at the start of combat in Iced Land, and he conjures up to three more balls that bounce around the chamber before wand-play occurs. Bounce over and onto these balls instead of being cornered by them, and employ the regular takedown tactics.''

 

 

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==Game appearances==

|''[[Mario is Missing!]]''

|''[[Yoshi's Safari]]''

|Japan:<br>July 14, [[List of games by date#1993|1993]]

|''[[Super Mario All-Stars]]''

|''[[Super Mario All-Stars + Super Mario World]]''

|''[[Super Mario World: Super Mario Advance 2]]''

|[[Game Boy Advance]]

|''[[New Super Mario Bros. Wii]]''

|''[[Super Mario All-Stars Limited Edition]]''

|''[[New Super Mario Bros. 2]]''

|[[Nintendo 3DS]]

|''[[New Super Mario Bros. U]]''

|[[Wii U]]

|''[[New Super Luigi U]]''

|''[[Mario Kart 8]]''

|''[[Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS]]''

|Japan:<br>September 13, 2014

|''[[Super Smash Bros. for Wii U]]''

|North America:<br>November 21, 2014

|''[[Puzzle & Dragons: Super Mario Bros. Edition]]''

|''[[Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam]]''

|[[Nintendo 3DS]]

|Playable skin in the Super Mario Mash-Up Pack

|North America:<br>May 17, [[List of games by date#2016|2016]]

|''[[Mario Kart 8 Deluxe]]''

|Japan:<br>April 28, [[List of games by date#2017|2017]]

|Playable skin in the Super Mario Mash-Up Pack

|North America:<br>May 11, 2017

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|''[[Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga + Bowser's Minions]]''

|''[[Minecraft|Minecraft: New Nintendo 3DS Edition]]''

|Playable skin in the Super Mario Mash-Up Pack

|North America:<br>June 5, [[List of games by date#2018|2018]]

|''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]''

|''[[Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story + Bowser Jr.'s Journey]]''

|Japan:<br>December 27, 2018

|''[[New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe]]''

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{{main|List of Lemmy Koopa quotes}}

*''"Welcome to Lemmy's Magical Circus, Mario!!! Would you like to have some fun with these magical balls? See if you can balance yourself on top of them like I can. Ha Ha Ha!''" - ''[[Super Mario Bros. 3]]'' Nintendo Power Strategy Guide

*"''This is it! The moment you’ve all been waiting for. The FINAL performance of Mario’s career!''" - ''[[Paper Mario: Color Splash]]''

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*The bombs that Lemmy uses in ''New Super Mario Bros. U'' are similar to the bombs that [http://wikirby.com/w/images/8/8a/KRTDL_Bomb.png Bomb Kirby] uses in ''[[Wikirby:Kirby's Return to Dream Land|Kirby's Return to Dream Land]]'' and ''[[Wikirby:Kirby: Triple Deluxe|Kirby: Triple Deluxe]]'', as both sets of bombs have stars printed on them. Bombs with a similar design appear as one of the [[Bomb Derby|Bros. Attacks]] in ''[[Mario & Luigi: Dream Team]]'' and ''Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam''.

*Lemmy's nickname in the ''[[Nintendo Power]]'' guide for ''[[Super Mario Bros. 3]]'', the "Clown Prince of Koopas," is likely a reference to one of the nicknames for Batman's archnemesis, [[wikipedia:Joker (character)|the Joker]] (the "Clown Prince of Crime"), itself a pun on the term for the heir apparent of monarchies ("Crown Prince").

*In the official artwork of ''New Super Mario Bros. U'', Lemmy has a bomb in his left hand, but in-game, he has it in his right hand (the same thing happens with Roy and his [[Bill Blaster]]).

*Lemmy's ''Super Mario Bros. 3'' sprite has the same palette as Bowser's sprite. By extension, this also applies to Bowser Jr.'s ''Super Mario Bros. 3'' sprite from ''[[Super Mario Maker]]''.

*Lemmy can be seen playing the air guitar when idle in the battle in ''[[Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam]]'', referencing his namesake, [[wikipedia:Lemmy|Lemmy Kilmister]]<ref>LETSPLAYmarkus (January 19, 2016). [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5VZcaA4tZNo <nowiki>MARIO & LUIGI: PAPER JAM BROS. # 57 ★ Der letzte und höchste Rang! [HD | 60fps]</nowiki>]. ''Youtube''. Retrieved January 19, 2016.</ref>.

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