Moto Yoshi

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Moto Yoshi
Moto Yoshi from Yoshi's Woolly World.
Applies to Yoshi
Power(s) given increased speed; forced movement, defeat enemies on contact, can ignore gravity to roll across curved surfaces, honk horn
First appearance Yoshi's Woolly World (2015)
Latest appearance Poochy & Yoshi's Woolly World (2017)

Moto Yoshi, the name being a shortened form of "motorcycle", is one of the Transformation Door transformations in Yoshi's Woolly World and Poochy & Yoshi's Woolly World, appearing in the levels Clawdaddy Beach and Fluffy Snow, Here We Go!. In this form, player 1 has red wheel caps and pivots, and player 2 has blue ones. These elements are buttons.

In this form, Yoshi can move extremely quickly, though changing direction is slow. Once Moto Yoshi starts moving, he is unable to stop. The player moves slower if Control Stick is not held. Moto Yoshi plows through enemies it touches no matter how fast it is moving. Similarly, Moto Yoshi destroys obstacles it drives into, such as Ice Blocks. The player can use A Button to jump. If Moto Yoshi drives onto curved surfaces, his speed allows him to drive up and down walls and across ceilings. Long instances of these surfaces force Yoshi to move at his higher speed and do not allow him to turn around. This mechanic may have been implemented to prevent confusion how a Yoshi should control when it is inverted. When this ability is applied to rounded objects, Yoshi can drive all around them. Some, but not all walls allow Yoshi to drive into them then immediately snap to driving upward.

If Moto Yoshi jumps into a Water Geyser, they are pushed up. Falling into Water Geysers has Moto Yoshi sink where Yoshi normally rises. Landing on Water Geysers is completely normal, and collecting all the beads in Clawdaddy Beach requires doing so.

If the player presses B Button, Yoshi sounds the horn. This sends out a shockwave in a circle around Yoshi that can destroy obstacles like Ice Blocks. However, it only wakes up and scares away enemies rather than damaging them. Using the horn is completely optional and not instructed by the game in any way.

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Defy enemies AND gravity with Yoshi’s blinding speed! Oh, and jump with A Button, of course!

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Italian Yoshi moto[?] Moto Yoshi
Russian Мото-Йоши[?]
Moto-Yoshi
Moto Yoshi
Spanish Moto[?] Bike