Editing Magikoopa

{{about|the generic enemy|the recurring character occasionally called Magikoopa|[[Kamek]]|the red, propeller-using variant sometimes just called Magikoopa|[[Toady]]}}

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|image=[[File:Magikoopa Artwork - Super Mario 3D World.png|220px]]<br>Artwork of a Magikoopa from ''[[Super Mario 3D World]]''.

|first_appearance=''[[Super Mario World]]'' ([[List of games by date#1990|1990]])

|variants=[[Big Magikoopa]]<br>[[Dark Magikoopa]]<br>[[Gray Magikoopa]]<br>[[Green Magikoopa]]<br>[[Magifoofa]]<br>[[Purple Magikoopa]]<br>[[Red Magikoopa]]<br>[[Toady]]<br>[[White Magikoopa]]<br>[[Yellow Magikoopa]]

|notable=[[Magikoopa Mob|Jerry]]<br>[[Kamek]]<br>[[Kamella]]<br>[[Kammy Koopa]]<br>[[Paper Kamek]]<br>[[Wizakoopa]]<br>[[Wizenheimer]]

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'''Magikoopas''' (referred to as '''Kameks''' in Japanese, certain English localizations, and European languages, and also referred to as '''Koopa wizards'''<ref>{{cite|quote=He sells them TV sets to watch at home... but each TV contains a '''Koopa wizard''' that casts an evil spell over them!|title=''[[Koopa's Stone Age Quests]]'' back cover}}</ref> in the [[Super Mario World (television series)|''Super Mario World'' television series]]) are bespectacled [[Koopa (species)|Koopas]] that can cast spells. Magikoopas made their debut in ''[[Super Mario World]]''. They wear blue robes and hats resembling the garb of a wizard. They are generally considered to be high-ranking members of the [[Koopa Troop]], and some act as personal advisors for [[Bowser]].

[[File:SMW Art - Magikoopa.png|thumb|120px|left|A Magikoopa's artwork in ''Super Mario World'']]

Magikoopas first appear as enemies in ''[[Super Mario World]]''. In this game, they appear in [[3 Lemmy's Castle|#3 Lemmy's Castle]] and [[7 Larry's Castle|#7 Larry's Castle]], where they pop out of thin-air and shoot magic at [[Mario]] or [[Luigi]]. Their magic blasts have the power to turn a [[Rotating Block]] into a yellow [[Koopa Troopa]], [[Thwimp]], a [[Coin]], or rarely a [[1-Up Mushroom]]. Reverse engineering has shown that the chance of a block transforming into a particular object is as follows:<ref>{{cite|url=www.youtube.com/watch?v=q15yNrJHOak|title=Super Mario World - Random Number Generation|date=October 5, 2016|publisher=YouTube|language=en|author=Retro Game Mechanics Explained|accessdate=May 21, 2024}}</ref>

The magic blasts come in the forms of shapes: a circle, a triangle, and a rectangle. These magic spells hurt Mario if he touches them; however, he can safely [[Spin Jump]] off of them. It is also possible to cancel out the spell with a cape spin. The circle, triangle, and rectangle have become recurring elements in spells cast by Magikoopas in later games, as well as the [[Koopalings]] starting in ''[[New Super Mario Bros. Wii]]''. Magikoopas are immune to [[Fire Flower|fireballs]]. If one is defeated, another replaces it shortly afterward.

Along with the [[Chargin' Chuck]], the Magikoopas seemed to have replaced [[Hammer Bro]]s. as the elite forces of the [[Koopa Troop]] in this game. Magikoopas have a unique palette from other enemies in this game, with more yellow skin and a darker blue than other blue enemies. However, the palette is arranged incorrectly, causing the darkest shade of blue to display where the lightest should. In ''[[Super Mario World: Super Mario Advance 2]]'', this unique palette has been replaced by the regular blue palette, and as such is mapped correctly.  

Despite the fact that they do not appear as normal enemies in ''[[Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island]]'', this game marks the debut of the character [[Kamek]], who is the main villain of the game. In the hallway before [[Baby Bowser]]'s room, Kamek acts as generic Magikoopas do in ''Super Mario World''. He does this again in ''[[Yoshi's New Island]]'', again before Baby Bowser's room.

====''Super Mario Advance 4: Super Mario Bros. 3''====

Although absent in the original ''[[Super Mario Bros. 3]]'', Magikoopas appear in the [[e-Reader]] level [[Bowser's Last Stand]] in the [[Game Boy Advance]] remake ''[[Super Mario Advance 4: Super Mario Bros. 3]]''. They behave similarly to those in ''Super Mario World'', transforming [[Brick Block]]s into green [[Koopa Troopa]]s. Occasionally, their spells will backfire and produce a [[Super Mushroom]] instead.

[[File:SMG Magikoopa Fire.png|thumb|left|Mario approaching a Magikoopa in the [[Deep Dark Galaxy]]]]

[[File:Magikoopa Artwork - Super Mario Galaxy.png|thumb|upright=1.1|Artwork of a Magikoopa from ''[[Super Mario Galaxy]]''.]]

In ''[[Super Mario Galaxy]]'', Magikoopas, behaving much like they did in ''Super Mario World'', are found on many different worlds and [[Airship]]s; as always, they attack using magic via fireballs. Magikoopas, when defeated, always drop a [[coin]].

A single Magikoopa, said to be Kamek by a ''Super Mario Galaxy'' [[List of Super Mario Galaxy trading cards|trading card]], makes a brief appearance in the opening scene: he attacks Mario trying to rescue Princess Peach and sends him flying into space. A large Magikoopa named [[Kamella]] is also introduced as a boss; she is fought up to three times when [[Prankster Comet]]s are included.

Magikoopas also appear in ''[[Super Mario Galaxy 2]]''. Like in the predecessor, they use magic to attack. They can either conjure up enemies ([[Mini Goomba]]s and [[Li'l Cinder]]s) or fireballs from the previous game. It is shown in [[Bowser's Galaxy Generator]] that Yoshi can eat the Magikoopas, and that they leave three Star Bits instead of one coin upon defeat.

Magikoopas reappear in ''[[Super Mario 3D Land]]'', looking and acting as they do in the ''Super Mario Galaxy'' games, but they do not summon enemies. One takes the form of a [[Tail Bowser]].

 

====''Super Mario 3D World'' / ''Super Mario 3D World + Bowser's Fury''====

 

Magikoopas reappear as enemies in ''[[Super Mario Maker]]'', ''[[Super Mario Maker for Nintendo 3DS]]'', and ''[[Super Mario Maker 2]]'', acting as they did before. In the Course Maker, they can be placed as enemies, and if they are part of a stack, they will not teleport. Like many objects, they can be enlarged by a [[Super Mushroom]] and be given [[wings]], the latter of which causes their projectiles to create winged objects when they hit a block, if applicable. If enlarged, they can make the objects created bigger as well. Shaking them has no effect, and they can be placed in [[Warp Pipe]]s, [[Bill Blaster]]s, and [[Block]]s. In addition to transforming blocks, their shots can also make [[Goal Pole]]s and [[Axe]]s disappear, after which the Magikoopa that shot them must be defeated in order to bring said goals back. Also, they can be defeated by Mario's fireballs. In the ''Super Mario World'' style, they are slightly smaller than in the original game, their wand's jewels have a shaded outline around them, and the palette is mapped properly, unlike in the original. The palette has a similar yellow skin to the original, but the blue is more vibrant.

Magikoopas can transform objects into either [[Goomba]]s, [[Koopa Troopa]]s (red or green), [[Spiny|Spinies]], or rarely, [[Coin]]s and Super Mushrooms, and when they have wings, can create lit [[Bob-omb]]s or [[Deep Cheep]]s (or their equivalents). In the game styles for ''[[Super Mario Bros.]]'', ''[[Super Mario Bros. 3]]'', ''[[Super Mario World]]'', and ''[[New Super Mario Bros. U]]'', they can also create [[Buzzy Beetle]]s, while in the ''[[Super Mario 3D World]]'' game style, they can create [[Ant Trooper]]s and [[Skipsqueak]]s. Winged Magikoopas cannot create Coins, Buzzy Beetles, or Skipsqueaks.

{{quote|So, what do you have to say now, [[Luigi|egghead]]?|Koopa Wizard|"[[The Yoshi Shuffle]]"}}

Magikoopas, here renamed Koopa wizards, made various appearances in the [[Super Mario World (television series)|''Super Mario World'' television series]]. The first Koopa wizard introduced was a character named [[Wizenheimer]], who was said to be the strongest of his species. He appeared in the episode "[[Ghosts 'R' Us]]" as the main antagonist instead of King Koopa. The first appearance of Koopa wizards as a species was in the episode "[[Rock TV]]", where [[Bowser]] used several Koopa wizards hidden in televisions he sold to hypnotize the inhabitants of [[Dome City]]. Near the end of the episode, [[Yoshi]] eats all the televisions of the cave-people and spits the Koopa wizards hidden in them out, saying they tasted disgusting. A Koopa wizard also appears in the episode "[[The Yoshi Shuffle]]"; after being knocked over by Luigi, the angry magician transforms him into a [[Yoshi's Egg]]. This Koopa wizard is eventually knocked backwards by a wayward stone football thrown by Yoshi.

The last appearance of a Koopa wizard was in the "[[Mama Luigi]]" episode, where one appears to attack Mario while he was exploring the deserted Dome City.

Magikoopa appears in three of the ''[[Nintendo Adventure Books]]'', but there is only one, [[Bowser]]'s third cousin twice removed. His magic powers mostly involve shrinking things. In ''[[Flown the Koopa]]'', he is the main antagonist of the story, where he captures dinosaurs and shrinks them to put them into his TV for his entertainment as he does not have cable, while also petrifying intruders and dinosaurs that he got tired with into granite statues to get rid of them. In ''[[Unjust Desserts]]'', his magic is responsible for all of the shrunken Koopa minions invading Yoshi's body. In ''[[Brain Drain]]'', he can possibly be encountered leading an army when Luigi decides to follow Mario's mind in the princess's body instead of the princess's mind in Mario's body, which leads to a fight where Luigi and the princess's body must escape from.

 

In ''[[Mario Roulette]]'', two Magikoopas can be seen in the audience when [[Mario]] explains how to play the game.

A single Magikoopa appears in ''[[Yoshi's Safari]]'' as the boss of [[Cornice Cave]]. This Magikoopa attacks Mario and [[Yoshi]] by teleporting around and shooting magic blasts; he can be defeated by being blasted in the face repeatedly with Mario's [[Super Scope]]. Mid-battle, he also makes himself [[Big Magikoopa|larger]] and therefore more powerful, although the target of his face is also widened, making the remaining half of the fight somewhat easier.

[[File:Magikoopa_SMRPG.png|thumb|left|Magikoopa in ''Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars''.]]

In ''[[Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars]]'', several Magikoopas make a brief appearance at [[Rose Way]] and [[Moleville]] as minions of Bowser. However, the Magikoopas, along with the remaining members of the [[Koopa Troop]], have difficulty combating the [[Smithy Gang]] and are eventually nowhere to be seen when Bowser is met at [[Booster Tower]]. [[Wizakoopa]] is the one in the lead, and is later encountered in [[Bowser's Castle|Bowser's Keep]].

The demo presentation of ''Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars'' features a Magikoopa and an army of [[Terrapin]]s in the [[Forest Maze]] fighting Mario and a crying [[Mallow]], and shoots a magic spell that is blocked by [[Geno]]. This Magikoopa does not appear in gameplay. [[List of Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars pre-release and unused content|Internally]], this Magikoopa is known as 「カメック」 (''Kamek'', its usual name) in the Japanese version and "{{wp|Merlin}}" in the English version.

{{Multiframe|[[File:PMMagikoopaGround.png]][[File:PMMagikoopaFlying.png]]|Two Magikoopas (one riding a broom) in ''Paper Mario''.|align=right|size=147}}

[[Kammy Koopa]] is Bowser's right-hand minion in ''[[Paper Mario]]'', and Magikoopas appear as rare enemies. One first appears in [[Shooting Star Summit]], and they are later encountered in [[Bowser's Castle]]. They maintain their teleportation abilities in this game, appearing and disappearing randomly and making it easy for them to get a [[First Strike|first shot]] on [[Mario]]. Some Magikoopas also ride broomsticks, and have to be knocked off before Mario can hit them with his [[Hammer]]. Many variants are also introduced in this game, but regular Magikoopas are the strongest, having all the powers of the Magikoopa types, although the one fought on [[Shooting Star Summit]] does not appear to be a major threat.

Magikoopas are once again enemies in ''[[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]]''; however, this time they can be encountered much earlier. [[The Magikoopa Masters|A trio of different colored Magikoopas]] can first be found in [[Glitzville]], and standard blue Magikoopas appear later in [[Rogueport Underground]] alongside [[Hammer Bro]]s and [[Koopatrol]]s after being scattered from a [[Superbombomb]] blast at the end of Chapter 5, replacing most of the enemies previously seen in Rogueport Underground. They have the same battle plan as in the first ''Paper Mario'', and also retained the ability to make "copies" of themselves. When [[tattle]]d, the [[Tattle Log]] image for the copies is noticeably off-center compared to the real one. Once again [[Kammy Koopa]] is shown being [[Bowser]]'s right hand minion. She is shown to have higher authority than the rest of them throughout the game often giving orders and participating beside [[Bowser]] in a fight.

Magikoopas return in ''[[Super Paper Mario]]'', appearing in [[The Bitlands]] and [[Castle Bleck]]. They are also present in Bowser's Castle and the wedding chapel at the beginning of the game. While still at Bowser's Castle, there is one generic Magikoopa standing by his side when he is giving his minions a motivational speech before they head off to kidnap the princess, and another standing in front of all the other minions. Also, in the [[Flopside Pit of 100 Trials]], [[Dark Magikoopa]]s, a fully black variation of Magikoopas, are introduced. They shoot spells to harm the player and can be defeated by the usual stomp. However, even if the player stomps a Magikoopa, its magic attack generally is still launched. Magikoopas are seen either standing on the ground, or riding brooms overhead.

Despite appearing in the last three installments, generic Magikoopas do not appear in ''[[Paper Mario: Sticker Star]]''. However, [[Kamek]] makes his first appearance in the ''Paper Mario'' series in this game, and reappears in ''[[Paper Mario: Color Splash]]'' and ''[[Paper Mario: The Origami King]]''.

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

[[File:Magikoopa SSS.png|thumb]]

In ''[[Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga]]'' and [[Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga + Bowser's Minions|its remake]], Magikoopas appear in [[Bowser's Castle]], which had been hijacked by [[Bowletta]]. These Magikoopas attack Mario and Luigi by shooting large, spinning rings of fire at them and they would also boost themselves or other enemies' health or increase their stats. They appear on the Adventure Field. Magikoopas sometimes fight with [[Sniper Bill]]s and [[Chomp Bro]]s.

 

[[Psycho Kamek]] also appears in ''Superstar Saga''. He lives in [[Little Fungitown]], and hypnotizes [[Luigi]] into thinking he is Mario, thus making him brave enough to go on a daring mission to save his brother, who is sick with [[Bean Fever]]. He is replaced by [[Dr. Toadley]] in the remake.

This game is also the debut of Magikoopas' modern white-brimmed caps. They are one of the few enemies in the game to not have stylized graphics. The sprite for these enemies are based on the ''[[Paper Mario]]'' art style, but their clothes are purple in the original game.

In the remake, Magikoopas reprise their role in the main story, all of which use Kamek's voice clips in battle. Magikoopas also appear as enemies and recruitable allies in ''Minion Quest: The Search for Bowser''. They are flying troopers, and they attack enemies from their broom. Their Special Skill is Chain Shot. Like [[Red Magikoopa]]s, [[Green Magikoopa]]s, and [[White Magikoopa]]s, they are weak against [[Bowser Jr.]]

====''Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story'' / ''Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story + Bowser Jr.'s Journey''====

In ''[[Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story]]'', [[Bowser]] saves a group of imprisoned Magikoopas (one of whom is named [[Magikoopa Mob|Jerry]]) inside a cage in [[Princess Peach]]'s ruined castle. After he rescues them, they'll teach Bowser a Special Attack called [[Magikoopa Mob]], where he throws fireballs to the Magikoopa's wands to power their blasts towards the enemy. There are also enemy Magikoopas which resemble [[Fawful]] called [[Magifoofa]]s. There is also a Magikoopa that helps Bowser after the player defeats him the first time (he also teaches him the punch and flame), nurses Bowser's wounds, and tells Bowser about the package Princess Peach sends.

In the game's remake, Magikoopas reprise their role as supporting protagonists in the main game, while [[Kamek]], [[White Magikoopa]]s, [[Green Magikoopa]]s, and [[Red Magikoopa]]s appear as playable allies in the [[Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story + Bowser Jr.'s Journey#Bowser Jr.'s Journey|game's side story featuring Bowser Jr.]] In addition, the same side story portrays Kamek as the Magikoopa that helped Bowser after being defeated by Mario the first time (which possibly means he is also the Magikoopa tending to Bowser and informs him of Peach's gift in the epilogue).

====''Mario & Luigi: Dream Team''====

Magikoopas reappear in ''[[Mario & Luigi: Dream Team]]'' where they appear in the battle against the [[Bowser#Size|giant Bowser]]. They stand in a ring formation, with the one in the center talking, implying it is Kamek. They attack by combining their spells into a huge magic ball which they fire at [[Dreamy Luigi]], who must knock it back with his hammer. They also help Bowser grow even bigger after his initial defeat. Kamek makes an appearance as the secondary antagonist of the game, often appearing alongside Bowser and [[Antasma]], as well as the [[Elite Trio]].

===''Mario Power Tennis''===

Several Magikoopas appear as spectators in the Bowser's Castle course in ''[[Mario Power Tennis]]''.

Magikoopas are playable characters in both games of the [[Mario Baseball (series)|''Mario Baseball'' series]]. They use their scepters as their bats, and [[Red Magikoopa|Red]], [[Green Magikoopa|Green]], and [[Yellow Magikoopa]]s appear as alternate color schemes for the game's playable Magikoopa. In ''[[Mario Superstar Baseball]]'', Magikoopa has good fielding abilities, and some of them have average batting skills. However, all of them are very slow, and are poor pitchers. In ''Mario Super Sluggers'', their pitching skills have greatly improved, but their batting skills are weaker than before. Magikoopas are still very good fielders, but their running skills are still very poor, with the Red Magikoopa having the slowest running skills (tied with [[King K. Rool]]). Magikoopas do not have good stamina, since they get exhausted rather quickly when they let up a few big runs. Ironically, the Red Magikoopa's bio states that it has good stamina, which contradicts with its actual pitching behavior. They share good chemistry with [[Boo]], Bowser, [[Bowser Jr.]], and the Bros. They have bad chemistry with the [[Yoshi (species)|Yoshi]]s and the babies, in reference to their conflict with Kamek.

In ''Mario Superstar Baseball'', they originate on [[Wario]]'s team, but were made part of [[Bowser]]'s team instead in ''Mario Super Sluggers''.

Magikoopas (known here as Kameks) appear during the boss fight with [[Giant Kamek]] in ''[[Super Princess Peach]]''. Here they appear flying on brooms, sometimes holding [[Crystal (Super Princess Peach)|crystal]]s that can be stolen if the Kamek is defeated.

Though Kamek has prominently appeared in the [[Mario Party (series)|''Mario Party'' series]], the Magikoopa species only has a few minor appearances. In ''[[Mario Party 8]]'', they appear in the [[Test for the Best]] minigame, holding up the 9,000 points sign. In ''[[Mario Party: Island Tour]]'', Magikoopas act as background characters on the [[Kamek's Carpet Ride]] board. In ''[[Super Mario Party]]'', a regular Magikoopa is one of the puzzles in the Toad's Rec Room minigame [[Puzzle Hustle]].

====''Mario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games''====

[[File:M&S 2012 Marios Defeat.png|thumb|200px|Magikoopa in the bonus episode [[Mario's Defeat?!]]]]

In the [[Wii]] [[Mario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games (Wii)|version]] of ''Mario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games'', Kamek appears as an antagonist in [[Dream Equestrian]], and also appears as a ? mark effect in London Party mode.

In the [[Nintendo 3DS]] [[Mario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games (Nintendo 3DS)|version]], a Magikoopa appears in Story Mode. Magikoopa first appears in the episode [[To the Ruins!]], where it is found at [[Stonehenge]] searching for the lid of the [[Fog urn]]. Mario, Luigi, [[Toad]], [[Sonic]], [[Tails]] and [[Omega]] arrive and question Magikoopa about the fog, who promises to give them information if they can beat it in a challenge, which Sonic accepts. After Magikoopa loses [[BMX (Mario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games)|BMX]], it uses magic to fire Omega away and create a diversion before abandoning the search and leaving without telling the group anything. Magikoopa later appears at the opening ceremony for the Olympic Games. In the bonus episodes, Magikoopa, [[Lakitu]] and Goomba notice that Bowser is in a bad mood after giving him a bad introduction to [[London]], and try to cheer him up by helping him win some events. Magikoopa first sets up a match for Bowser with [[Donkey Kong]] by luring him with [[banana]]s and hitting him with a [[Thwomp]], and takes him to get some real bananas when he loses to Bowser. It then helps set up a match with [[Knuckles]] and [[Vector]] by transforming Lakitu and [[Dry Bones]] to look like [[Charmy]] and [[Espio]] as a distraction, and then stuns Knuckles and Vector using a [[Chain Chomp]] and a [[Piranha Plant]]. It then sets up a final match by transforming Goomba to look like Mario, and after Bowser wins and cheers up, Magikoopa celebrates with the other minions. A [[List of badges in Mario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games (Nintendo 3DS)|badge]] of Magikoopa can also be obtained from the badge machine.

Although no Magikoopas physically appear, a Magikoopa is mentioned several times in the Story Mode of ''[[Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020]]''. [[Dr. Eggman]] states that this Magikoopa's magic caused the [[Tokyo '64]] to function, and later, [[Eggman Nega]] explains that he had the Magikoopa imbue the [[Excitement Battery]] he created with magic so that it would work, and that he then gave the battery to the Magikoopa to deliver to [[Luigi]] and [[Tails]], though it is then revealed that the Magikoopa gave it to [[Larry|Larry Koopa]].

Magikoopas reappear as enemies in ''[[Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker]]'' and its Nintendo Switch and Nintendo 3DS [[Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker (Nintendo Switch / Nintendo 3DS)|ports]]. They appear in [[Battle Tower Blitz]], [[No Sleep at Magikoopa Keep]], [[Toad Brigade to Magikoopa Keep!]], and [[Mummy-Me Maze Forever]]. They behave the same in this game as they did in ''Super Mario 3D World'', although defeating them rewards three coins.

[[File:Magikoopa-PuzzleDragonsSMBE.jpg|thumb|upright=1.4|left|The five Magikoopa colorations, as they appear in ''Puzzle & Dragons: Super Mario Bros. Edition''.]]

Magikoopas make an appearance as enemies in ''[[Puzzle & Dragons: Super Mario Bros. Edition]]''. They appear in five different colors, which include [[Red Magikoopa|red]], blue, [[Green Magikoopa|green]], [[Yellow Magikoopa|yellow]], and [[Purple Magikoopa|purple]], and each color determines their attribute; Fire for red, Water for blue, Wood for green, Light for yellow, and Dark for purple. Magikoopas are much smaller in this game than in other appearances.  

Magikoopas mostly appear at the tower courses in [[World 8 (Puzzle & Dragons: Super Mario Bros. Edition)|World 8]], and they also serve as the boss of {{world-link|8|towerp2|World 8-Tower 2 (Puzzle & Dragons: Super Mario Bros. Edition)}}. Each Magikoopa has a skill that changes all Heart Orbs, along with the Orbs that they are weak against, to their own Orb attribute.

Ordinary blue-robed Magikoopas are named '''Blue Magikoopas''' and are Water-attribute enemies, found primarily in the towers of [[World 8 (Puzzle & Dragons: Super Mario Bros. Edition)|World 8]], first appearing in {{world-link|8|towerp1|World 8-Tower 1 (Puzzle & Dragons: Super Mario Bros. Edition)}}.

As an enemy, a Blue Magikoopa attacks by firing a blast of blue magic at the screen, inflicting Water damage to the player's team. Their Skill, '''Water Trick''', changes all Wood and Heart Orbs on the Orb field into Water Orbs. When defeated, it may occasionally drop a large [[coin]] worth 100 coins or a [[Baddie Block#Grand Water Block|Grand Water Block]] of itself. It will always drop a [[Spiky Shell]] when defeated with a 10+ Combo attack.

 

 

 

 

 

===''Minecraft''===

In the Super Mario Mash-up in ''[[Minecraft]]'', Witches and Evokers are replaced by Magikoopas. To match the ''Super Mario'' theme, cauldrons are also replaced with small pipes and are now used for decoration and to store water.

 

Magikoopas make an appearance in ''[[Mario Kart Live: Home Circuit]]'', using their magic to mirror a track in [[Magikoopa Mirage]] whenever players pass through the third gate in the course. They once again ride brooms.

 

Magikoopas appear as enemies in ''[[Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope]]'', appearing in [[Barrendale Mesa]] and alongside [[Darkmess Bowser]] in [[Cursa's stronghold]]. Their glasses in this game are red, due to being under [[Cursa]]'s control. In battle, Magikoopas can raise attack power of themselves and nearby enemies by 50%, and attack by firing explosive blasts similar to Bowser's Bowzooka. They also resist all Super Effects. While on the field, they ride on their brooms, but in battle, they float slightly above the ground.

===Physical appearance===

Magikoopas have curved, beak-like mouths like average [[Koopa Troopa]]s, but with more pronounced noses and fangs; in addition, they also have claws. They all wear glasses and wizard robes that cover all their body, leaving sometimes only their feet uncovered. Underneath these robes they wear a black undershirt. Most wear wizard hats (though [[Kammy Koopa]] wears a witch's hat). Their clothes can be found in many different colors, such as yellow, white, gray, and green, though the most common is blue. Prior to ''Mario Party 8'', the only parts of a Magikoopa's robe that were colored white were the sleeve rims, with only a few exceptions in the ''Mario & Luigi'' series. From ''Mario Party 8'' onwards, all the Magikoopas' hats have been given white rims. Magikoopas can summon broomsticks to fly on, and they all have scepters to cast their spells. Their scepters originally had white shafts with a blue ring and a red ring forming the base of the small green jewel at the end. The current scepter design is of a yellow (supposedly golden) shaft with a larger red jewel set in the end.

In ''Super Mario Galaxy'', they can turn into small white energy orbs to travel faster. They do this periodically during battle, making them harder to hit close-up.

Magikoopas are stated to have shells during a quiz in the [[Wii]] version of ''[[Mario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games (Wii)|Mario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games]]'', although they have never been seen without their robes. Additionally, [[Kamek]], a Magikoopa, says in ''[[Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time]]'' the Mario Bros. are starting to "chap [his] shell" after taking [[Baby Bowser]]'s treasures. In ''[[Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam]]'', [[Battle Card (Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam)|Battle Card]]s intended to cause damage to shelled enemies work on Kamek and [[Paper Kamek]]. In ''[[Mario Kart Tour]]'', Kamek can also be used to win several [[List of badges in Mario Kart Tour|badges]] which require challenges to be completed with characters wearing shells. In ''[[The Super Mario Bros. Movie]]'', Kamek is shown to have a shell-shape hunchback under his robe.

*'''''Super Mario World'' Instruction Booklet:''' ''This is one of the tortoise sorcerers. The strange flashes of light that shoot from the wand are able to change blocks into enemies. On top of this, Magikoopa can appear and disappear in an instant. A tough customer to deal with!''<ref>{{cite|title=''Super Mario World'' instruction booklet|page=26|publisher=Nintendo of America|language=en-us|date=1991}}</ref>

*'''''[[Mario Mania]]'':''' ''This Koopa has a magic touch and a disappearing act that keeps you guessing where he'll show up next. Dodge the spells he tosses your way!''<ref>{{cite|title=Nintendo ''[[Mario Mania]]'' Player's Guide|page=51|date=August 1991|publisher=Nintendo of America|language=en-us}}</ref>

*'''''[[Nintendo Power]]'' Issue #28:''' ''Magikoopa: The turtle-producing spell of these mystics will send any hero running for shelter.''<ref>{{cite|title=''[[Nintendo Power]]'' Volume 28|page=10|publisher=Nintendo of America|language=en-us|date=September 1991}}</ref>

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

*'''''[[Super Mario World: Super Mario Advance 2]]'' "Denizens of Dinosaur Land" poster:''' ''These sorcerous turtles wield powerful wands, which emit fantastic bursts of light that transform blocks into enemies. On top of that, Magikoopas disappear and reappear at will. They're tough customers!''<ref>[[Media:SMW SMA2-Protional Flyer.png|''Super Mario World: Super Mario Advance 2'' promotional flyer]]</ref>

 

===''[[Perfect Ban Mario Character Daijiten]]''===

|name=カメック (JP) / Magikoopa (EN)

|artwork=[[File:Magikoopa Perfect.png|200px]]

|shuzoku=カメ族

|tojo_gemu=ワールド

|desc='''<big>カメックでブロック消し</big>'''<br>

テレポートや、いろいろな魔法を使いこなすカメ族の魔導師。ブロックをアイテムやカメに変える魔法も使えるので、じゃまなブロックをカメックに消させることもできるぞ。<ref>{{cite|publisher=[[Shogakukan]]|date=1994|language=ja|title=''Perfect Ban Mario Character Daijiten''|page=[https://imgur.com/a/UvABP 56]}}</ref>

|tribe=Turtle clan

|disposition=Pretentious

|game_appearances=World

|eng_desc='''''<big>Block erasing with Magikoopa</big>'''''<br>

''A mage of the turtle tribe who can teleport and use various kinds of magic. It can also use magic to turn blocks into items and turtles, so you can make the Magikoopa erase blocks that get in the way!''

===''Paper Mario'' series===

{{:Paper Mario bestiary|transcludesection=Magikoopa (1)|image=[[File:PM Magikoopa idle.gif]] [[File:PM Magikoopa flying idle.gif]]|align=horizontal}}

{{:Paper Mario bestiary|transcludesection=Magikoopa (enemy)|image=[[File:PM Magikoopa idle.gif]] [[File:PM Magikoopa flying idle.gif]]|align=horizontal}}

{{:Paper Mario bestiary|transcludesection=Magikoopa (copy)|image=[[File:PM Magikoopa idle.gif]] [[File:PM Magikoopa flying idle.gif]]|align=horizontal}}

 

 

 

 

===''Mario Baseball'' series===

|image=[[File:Mugshot Magikoopa MSB.png]]

|team=[[Wario Muscles|Wario Greats]]

|type=Technique

|specialmove=[[Magical Catch]]

|image=[[File:RedMagikoopaMugshotMSSB.png]]

|team=[[Wario Muscles|Wario Greats]]

|specialmove=[[Magical Catch]]

|goodchem={{baseball icon|Waluigi}} {{baseball icon|Boo}} {{baseball icon|Bowser Jr.}}

|image=[[File:GreenMagikoopaMugshotMSSB.png]]

|specialmove=[[Magical Catch]]

|bio=A resident magician of the Koopa clan. The best of the Magikoopas, Kamek, once attempted to abduct the baby Mario Brothers, but Yoshi and Baby Mario thwarted his sinister plans. The magical powers of the Magikoopa also comes in handy in the game of baseball.

|team=[[Wario Muscles|Wario Greats]]

*'''Star Missions'''

{{Sluggers character

|name=Magikoopa

|image=[[File:MSS Blue Magikoopa Character Select Sprite.png]]

|team=[[Bowser Monsters]]

|ability=[[Magical Catch]]

|bat=Left

|glove=Right

|starpitch=N/A

|starswing=N/A

|batting=2

|pitching=8

|fielding=8

|running=2

|goodchem={{sluggers icon|Bowser}} {{sluggers icon|Bowser Jr.}} {{sluggers icon|Hammer Bro}} {{sluggers icon|Boo}} {{sluggers icon|Mii}} ({{color|blue|blue}})

|badchem={{sluggers icon|Yoshi}} {{sluggers icon|Baby Mario}} {{sluggers icon|Baby Luigi}}

|bio=A good pitcher, but an amazing fielder.

|team=[[Bowser Monsters]]

|ability=[[Magical Catch]]

|bat=Left

|glove=Right

|starpitch=N/A

|starswing=N/A

|batting=3

|pitching=8

|fielding=8

|running=1

|goodchem={{sluggers icon|Bowser}} {{sluggers icon|Bowser Jr.}} {{sluggers icon|Hammer Bro}} {{sluggers icon|Boo}} {{sluggers icon|Mii}} ({{color|red|red}})

|badchem={{sluggers icon|Yoshi}} {{sluggers icon|Baby Mario}} {{sluggers icon|Baby Luigi}}

|bio=Good stamina and good power to boot.

|name=Green Magikoopa

|ability=[[Magical Catch]]

|bat=Left

|glove=Right

|starpitch=N/A

|starswing=N/A

|batting=2

|pitching=7

|fielding=8

|running=2

|goodchem={{sluggers icon|Bowser}} {{sluggers icon|Bowser Jr.}} {{sluggers icon|Hammer Bro}} {{sluggers icon|Boo}} {{sluggers icon|Mii}} ({{color|green|green}})

|badchem={{sluggers icon|Yoshi}} {{sluggers icon|Baby Mario}} {{sluggers icon|Baby Luigi}}

|bio=A nice player with a good bat and glove.

|name=Yellow Magikoopa

|image=[[File:MSS Yellow Magikoopa Character Select Sprite.png]]

|ability=[[Magical Catch]]

|bat=Left

|glove=Right

|starpitch=N/A

|starswing=N/A

|batting=3

|pitching=7

|fielding=8

|running=2

|goodchem={{sluggers icon|Bowser}} {{sluggers icon|Bowser Jr.}} {{sluggers icon|Hammer Bro}} {{sluggers icon|Boo}} {{sluggers icon|Mii}} ({{color|gold|yellow}})

|badchem={{sluggers icon|Yoshi}} {{sluggers icon|Baby Mario}} {{sluggers icon|Baby Luigi}}

|bio=A steady guy with a decent bat and glove.

 

===''[[Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope]]''===

====Tacticam analysis====

{{:Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope bestiary|transcludesection=Magikoopa}}

 

***''Inflicts area damage by firing a medium-range projectile with a flat trajectory.''

 

**'''Empower''' (2 turn cooldown)

 

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{{foreign names

|JapM=Portmanteau of「{{ruby|亀|かめ}}」(''kame'', "turtle") and「マジック」(''majikku'', "magic"), sometimes romanized as "Kameck."<ref>{{cite|url=www.nintendo.co.jp/wii/ssqj/character/|title=マリオパーティ9：マリオと仲間たち|publisher=Nintendo|language=ja|accessdate=June 24, 2016}}</ref><ref>{{file link|NAP-05 Spades 8.png|''Mario Trump'' NAP-05 8 of Spades}}</ref> Also the Japanese name for [[Kamek]].

|JapC=<ref>{{cite|author=Kagawa, Ryo ({{iw|wikibound|Ape|APE/Shigesato Itoi}}), Koichi Toda (100 Percent), Masaki Kuramochi (100 Percent), Shigeo Tanabe, Naomaru Asao, and Ryuji Osawa, editors|title="UNIT 2 CHARACTER" in『[[Nintendo Kōshiki Guidebook Super Mario World|任天堂公式ガイドブック　スーパーマリオワールド]]』|date=1991|language=ja|location=Tokyo|publisher=[[Shogakukan]]|page=31|isbn=4-09-104117-5}}</ref>

|ChiSM=From「魔法」(''mófǎ'', "magic") and「喏库」(''Nuòkù'', Simplified Chinese name for "[[Koopa (species)|Koopa]]" in early localization of games by [[iQue]], derived from "[[Koopa Troopa#Names in other languages|Koopa Troopa]]")

|ChiSC=<ref>{{cite|author=无敌阿尔宙斯|date=August 28, 2013|url=tieba.baidu.com/p/2560204606|title=神游 超级马力欧世界 敌人官译|publisher=Baidu Tieba|language=zh-hans|accessdate=February 2, 2017|archive=web.archive.org/web/20170227153847/https://tieba.baidu.com/p/2560204606|deadlink=y}}</ref>

|ChiT=魔法諾庫<ref>{{cite|url=www.nintendo.com.hk/ssqj/character/index.html|title=瑪利歐派對 9：眾多角色登場！瑪利歐和夥伴們|publisher=Nintendo HK|language=zh-hant|accessdate=December 18, 2019}}</ref><ref>{{cite|url=www.nintendo.com.hk/3ds/pad_m/update.html|title=Official website for ''Puzzle & Dragons Z + Puzzle & Dragons: Super Mario Bros. Edition''|publisher=Nintendo HK|language=zh-hant|accessdate=November 20, 2020}}</ref>

|ChiTM=From「魔法」(''mófǎ'', "magic") and a transliteration of「ノコノコ」(''Nokonoko'', "[[Koopa Troopa#Names in other languages|Koopa Troopa]]")

|Ger=Kamek

|Ger2=Magikoopa

|Ger2N=some games

|Ger3=Koopalini<ref>{{cite|author=Menold, Marcus, Claude M. Moyse, and Andreas G. Kämmerer, editors|title=''Der offizielle Nintendo Spieleberater "Super Mario World"''|language=de|location=Großostheim|publisher=[[Nintendo|Nintendo of Europe GmbH]]|date=1993|page=18}}</ref>

|Ger4=Koopa-Hexenmeister

|Ger4N=''Super Mario World'' animated series

|HunC=<ref>[https://videa.hu/videok/film-animacio/super-mario-mese_-szellemes-szobafogsag-m7bmXYgZtqhDTmKg Super Márió Mese_ Szellemes Szobafogság (Magyarul)]</ref>

|Ita=Magikoopa

|Ita2M=From the Japanese name

|PorA2C=<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=53a6hOU7HQY&list=PLwzf4mOPE8BkFgMlj2blKPqgP8WKos3hy&index=4 Super Mario World - Os Fantasmas Somos Nós (Dublado)]</ref>

|PorEM=From the Japanese name

|RomC=<ref>May 20, 2015. [http://ok.ru/videoembed/26859866756 "Ghosts 'R' Us", dubbed in Romanian by KidsCo]. ''Odnoklassniki (OK.ru).'' Retrieved January 4, 2016.</ref>

|RusN=recent games

|RusR=Kamek

|RusM=From the Japanese name

|Rus2=Купа-Чародей

|SpaA=Magikoopa

|SpaAN=''Mario Super Sluggers''

|SpaA2N=''Super Mario World'' animated series

|SpaA2M=Wizard Koopa

|SpaA2C=<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JEKCwfr3wFk&list=PLCKyBkJveLRL-tn0KJhvXgiokHcWrJgZD&index=5 súper Mario world (fantasmas juguetones)]</ref>

|SpaEM=From the Japanese Name

|SpaE2=Koopa de Mago

|SpaE2N=''Super Mario World'' animated series; re-dub

|SpaE2M=Magic Koopa

|SpaE2C=<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F2SyJLnlYrg&list=PLDFCF30CEC990AD7E&index=10 Super Mario World (Cap.4 - Los fantasmas) Español]</ref>

|SpaE3M=Koopa Wizard

 

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