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{{quote|Hi, I'm Poochy. Woof!!|Poochy|Tetris Attack}}  
{{quote|Hi, I'm Poochy. Woof!!|Poochy|Tetris Attack}}  
'''Poochy''' is a dog that usually appears in the ''[[Yoshi (franchise)|Yoshi]]'' subset of platforming games. He has a spotted coat and a black studded collar. His mouth has large yellow lips and a long red tongue. His tail ends on a red ball, though in artwork for ''[[Yoshi's Woolly World]]'' it was depicted as yellow. Poochy is known for barking and is generally depicted with a positive demeanor. In the Yoshi platforming games, Poochy is usually only present in certain levels, in which he runs left and right to follow [[Yoshi (species)|Yoshi]]. If Yoshi jumps on his back, Poochy runs in the direction Yoshi is facing. Poochy is very powerful, being able to defeat enemies just by walking into them and cross dangerous terrain such as [[Spike Trap|spike]]s and [[lava]] without being hurt. Yoshi has to lead Poochy around to use these abilities appropriately, such as by standing on Poochy while he [[swim]]s across lava.
'''Poochy''' is a dog who is characterized by having a spotted coat with a long red tongue, a black studded collar, large yellow lips, and a red (yellow in his ''Yoshi's Woolly World'' artwork) ball at the end of his tail. He barks happily constantly when he walks. In the [[Super Mario (franchise)|''Super Mario'' franchise]], Poochy appears mostly in the ''[[Yoshi (franchise)|Yoshi]]'' subset of platforming games. He can be found in certain [[level]]s and used as a safe platform. Poochy can walk over dangerous terrain, such as [[Spike Trap|spike]]s and [[lava]], allowing [[Yoshi]] to cross them safely.


==History==
==History==
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====''Yoshi's Woolly World'' / ''Poochy & Yoshi's Woolly World''====
====''Yoshi's Woolly World'' / ''Poochy & Yoshi's Woolly World''====
[[File:YWW Yoshi and Poochy.png|thumb|150px|Yoshi and Poochy in ''Yoshi's Woolly World'']]
[[File:YWW Yoshi and Poochy.png|thumb|150px|Yoshi and Poochy in ''Yoshi's Woolly World'']]
Poochy returns in ''[[Yoshi's Woolly World]]'', appearing in [[Spiky Stroll]], [[Knot-Wing the Koopa's Aqua Fort]], and [[Wonderful World of Wool]]. As part of the game's handcrafted motif, he has a knitted appearance. Poochy acts similarly to how he did in in prior games in the ''[[Yoshi (franchise)|Yoshi]]'' franchise, although a standing Poochy is incapable of inflicting damage. If Poochy runs through invisible [[Winged Cloud]]s, they will be revealed. Poochy has gained a few new abilities. Two Yoshis are able to ride him now, and they sit on his back rather than stand. He collects [[Bead]]s for Yoshi on contact. Poochy pushes loose [[yarn ball]]s away on contact, though he tends to stop while in front of them instead. He can now pick up [[Smiley Flower]]s, [[Wonder Wool]]s, and [[Key]]s in his mouth and bring them to Yoshi. Once Poochy delivers them, he dances happily. However, Poochy can only hold one of these objects at a time, and cannot switch without Yoshi receiving the item. If Poochy is defeated while holding one of these items, the item will reappear in its original location. Poochy will stop and bark at certain objects, such as Wonder Wools (be they hidden or not), [[Transformation Door]]s, or Winged Clouds and enterable [[Warp Pipes]] to indicate them to Yoshi. Note that this does not apply to every single instance of the aforementioned objects, seemingly only to those that contain or lead to Wonder Wool. The pose Poochy uses indicates which direction the object Poochy has noticed is in and this set of animations can inflict damage. Poochy also dances if Wonder Wools are collected that he indicated. Jumping onto Poochy to ride him overrides his finding and barking behavior. If Yoshi tries to eat Poochy, he will whimper, and if Yoshi ground pounds him, he will make a squeaking noise. Poochy is largely unaffected by [[watermelon]]s. Watermelon seeds only rustle him a bit, though fire breath from a [[fire watermelon]] and ice breath from a [[Ice watermelon]] bounce him back a little. Lastly, if Poochy follows Yoshi to the [[Goal Ring]], he also dances.
Poochy returns in ''[[Yoshi's Woolly World]]'', appearing in [[Spiky Stroll]], [[Knot-Wing the Koopa's Aqua Fort]], and [[Wonderful World of Wool]]. As part of the game's handcrafted motif, he has a knitted appearance. Poochy acts similarly to how he did in in prior games in the ''[[Yoshi (franchise)|Yoshi]]'' franchise, though he has gained a few new abilities. Two Yoshis are able to ride him now, and they sit on his back rather than stand. He collects [[Bead]]s for Yoshi on contact. Poochy pushes loose [[yarn ball]]s away on contact, though he tends to stop while in front of them instead. He can now pick up [[Smiley Flower]]s, [[Wonder Wool]]s, and [[Key]]s in his mouth and bring them to Yoshi. Once Poochy delivers them, he dances happily. However, Poochy can only hold one of these objects at a time, and cannot switch without Yoshi receiving the item. Poochy will stop and bark at certain objects, such as Wonder Wools (be they hidden or not), [[Transformation Door]]s, or [[Winged Cloud]]s and enterable [[Warp Pipes]] to indicate them to Yoshi. Note that this does not apply to every single instance of the aforementioned objects. The pose Poochy uses indicates which direction the object Poochy has noticed is in. Poochy also dances if Wonder Wools are collected that he indicated. If Yoshi tries to eat Poochy, he will whimper, and if Yoshi ground pounds him, he will make a squeaking noise. Lastly, if Poochy follows Yoshi to the [[Goal Ring]], he also dances.


On top of Poochy's normal appearances, Poochy can be called into any stage by using the "Play alongside Poochy!" [[Power Badge (Yoshi's Woolly World)|Power Badge]]. It is unlocked after completing Spiky Stroll. It costs 500 beads to use it, making it the cheapest Power Badge. If Yoshi starts a stage with it active, Poochy appears to the left of Yoshi at the start. If Yoshi goes through a transition, or equips the badge mid-level, then Poochy jumps from the foreground and into the course where Yoshi is, then moves as normal. If this means Poochy lands in the air, then he will drop down to the ground after "landing". If this would lead him to fall from a sufficient height, Poochy instead lowers a little, then briefly flutters before giving out and dropping down. This allows Poochy to be used as an emergency platform. If Poochy is crushed, he will be knocked off the screen. If Poochy falls into a pit, is crushed, or scrolls too far off screen he will re-enter the stage in the same way he follows Yoshi through transitions. If the badge is removed mid-level, Poochy will jump out immediately. This badge can be used on stages where Poochy normally appears, overriding that stage. Poochy will even jump out of the stage when the badge is equipped, only to jump right back in. If Poochy leaves a stage where he normally appears in due to his Power Badge, he will return in some manner. The badge's effect does not apply to boss battles. Do note that Poochy's jumping over walls is somewhat inconsistent; there are certain walls Poochy will not jump over.  
On top of Poochy's normal appearances, Poochy can be called into any stage by using the "Play alongside Poochy!" [[Power Badge (Yoshi's Woolly World)|Power Badge]]. It is unlocked after completing Spiky Stroll. It costs 500 beads to use it, making it the cheapest Power Badge. With it active, Poochy jumps from the foreground and into the course where Yoshi is, then moves as normal. If Poochy falls into a pit, is crushed, or scrolls too far off screen he will re-enter in the exact same way. If this jump would lead him to fall into a pit, Poochy briefly flutters just above the pit before giving out and dropping in. Note that Poochy's jumping is somewhat inconsistent; there are certain walls Poochy will not jump over. This badge can be used on stages where Poochy normally appears, overriding that stage. The badge's effect does not apply to boss battles.


The game's ending has Poochy appear on the [[moon]], where he chases around a [[Bomb Guy]], plays fetch with [[Baby Bowser]] after he throws that [[bomb]], and ultimately returns the bomb to Baby Bowser right as it explodes. Poochy holds onto the moon as it is spun around to reveal the backside.
The game's ending has Poochy appear on the [[moon]], where he chases around a [[Bomb Guy]], plays fetch with [[Baby Bowser]] after he throws that [[bomb]], and ultimately returns the bomb to Baby Bowser right as it explodes. Poochy holds onto the moon as it is spun around to reveal the backside.
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The three [[Poochy Pup]]s are new characters in this game. They also appear in the opening cutscene, where Poochy calls them from the Poochy Hut to play after the Yoshis decide to follow Kamek. They join Yoshi in the game in [[Easy Mode|Mellow Mode]], where a toggle on the bottom screen has them replace Yoshi's yarn balls and and assist the player in discovering secrets.  
The three [[Poochy Pup]]s are new characters in this game. They also appear in the opening cutscene, where Poochy calls them from the Poochy Hut to play after the Yoshis decide to follow Kamek. They join Yoshi in the game in [[Easy Mode|Mellow Mode]], where a toggle on the bottom screen has them replace Yoshi's yarn balls and and assist the player in discovering secrets.  


Poochy is the main character of a new mode, [[Poochy Dash]], which is accessible from the Poochy Hut. Poochy Dash has six levels where Poochy runs to the right automatically, similarly to ''[[Super Mario Run]]'' but with faster movement. Poochy can jump anywhere the player wants and can [[slide]] to go beneath obstacles The jump is not as high as it is in the main game. He can also [[stomp]] on enemies, which does not happen in the main game. Poochy can still crash through enemies and obstacles, and has gained the ability to break [[Ice Block]]s on contact. However, he is noticeably much less invincible than he is in the main game. Poochy rebounds off walls and the hooks of [[Hook Guy]]s, losing beads in both cases and outright taking damage from hooks. Poochy's beads drain while he is in lava. He is defeated and the level is reset should Poochy fall down a [[pit]]. Poochy does not have health though, meaning he can endure any number of setbacks and still reach the goal.
Poochy is the main character of a new mode, [[Poochy Dash]], which is accessible from the Poochy Hut. Poochy Dash has six levels where Poochy runs to the right automatically, similarly to ''[[Super Mario Run]]'' but with faster movement. Poochy can jump anywhere the player wants and can [[slide]] to go beneath obstacles The jump is not as high as it is in the main game. He can also [[stomp]] on enemies, which does not happen in the main game. Poochy can still crash through enemies and obstacles, but he is noticeably much less invincible than he is in the main game. Poochy rebounds off walls and the hooks of [[Hook Guy]]s, losing beads in both cases and outright taking damage from hooks. Poochy's beads drain while he is in lava. He is defeated and the level is reset should Poochy fall down a [[pit]]. However, Poochy does not have health, meaning he can endure any number of setbacks and still reach the goal.


Another use of the Yarn Poochy amiibo for unlocking special missions in Poochy Dash. All of them require the player to complete a course faster than a specified time. Completing these missions unlocks new designs for Poochy, which can be used in Poochy Dash mode or in the main levels. One design, Golden Poochy, can be unlocked by completing all non-amiibo missions. Designs are swapped between in the Poochy Hut, in the Poochy Plaza menu.
Another use of the Yarn Poochy amiibo for unlocking special missions in Poochy Dash. All of them require the player to complete a course faster than a specified time. Completing these missions unlocks new designs for Poochy, which can be used in Poochy Dash mode or in the main levels. One design, Golden Poochy, can be unlocked by completing all non-amiibo missions. Designs are swapped between in the Poochy Hut, in the Poochy Plaza menu.
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|Eng=I am Poochy- Woof, woof!<br>You didn't know I like monkeys? Well see, I'm friends with everybody. Woof! Especially that Yoshi. He gives me eggs! Woof, woof, WOOF!
|Eng=I am Poochy- Woof, woof!<br>You didn't know I like monkeys? Well see, I'm friends with everybody. Woof! Especially that Yoshi. He gives me eggs! Woof, woof, WOOF!
|Jpn=ワンワンワン ポチだワン<br>おさるさんとは けねんのなかと おもわれてるかも しれないけど ほんとは<br>すごく なかよしなんだワン<br>ヨッシーも タマゴをくれるいいやつだワン けど⋯
|Jap=ワンワンワン ポチだワン<br>おさるさんとは けねんのなかと おもわれてるかも しれないけど ほんとは<br>すごく なかよしなんだワン<br>ヨッシーも タマゴをくれるいいやつだワン けど⋯
|JpnM=Woof, woof, woof. It's Poochy, woof.<br>Ukkiki might think he's just a kid, but really he is a very good friend, woof. Yoshi is also a nice guy who gives me eggs, woof. But...
|JapM=Woof, woof, woof. It's Poochy, woof.<br>Ukkiki might think he's just a kid, but really he is a very good friend, woof. Yoshi is also a nice guy who gives me eggs, woof. But...
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==Names in other languages==
==Names in other languages==
{{foreign names
{{foreign names
|Jpn=ポチ
|Jap=ポチ
|JpnR=Pochi
|JapR=Pochi
|JpnM=Common pet name for dogs, which is from「点」(''pochi'', "dot")
|JapM=Common pet name for dogs, which is from「点」(''pochi'', "dot")
|Chi=波奇
|Chi=波奇
|ChiR=Bōqí
|ChiR=Bōqí

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