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When Trapeetles see Mario, they slowly walk toward Mario, but do not walk off ledges. Trapeetles stop if they hit, but resume afterward. If Mario gets too far away, a Trapeetle will stop its pursuit. Left alone long enough, a Trapeetle vanishes. Using the [[Cap Throw]] against a Trapbeetle causes it to catch [[Cappy]]. On the first instance, Cappy is surprised at being caught. In this state, the enemy glows red and charges up while continuing to face Mario. Once complete, the Trapeetle launches in Mario's direction to explode on impact or after flying too far. They only aim on the horizontal plane they are on. They move in a straight line, ignoring gravity. Their trajectory is locked upon launching, allowing Mario to dodge around them. Once they explode, Cappy is freed. After either vanishing or exploding, they burrow out of the ground at their spawn point. Mario and Cappy can use a Trapeetle's attack to their advantage by luring it into tackling destructible [[Block (Super Mario Odyssey)|Blocks]], which can clear paths or reveal hidden items. | When Trapeetles see Mario, they slowly walk toward Mario, but do not walk off ledges. Trapeetles stop if they hit, but resume afterward. If Mario gets too far away, a Trapeetle will stop its pursuit. Left alone long enough, a Trapeetle vanishes. Using the [[Cap Throw]] against a Trapbeetle causes it to catch [[Cappy]]. On the first instance, Cappy is surprised at being caught. In this state, the enemy glows red and charges up while continuing to face Mario. Once complete, the Trapeetle launches in Mario's direction to explode on impact or after flying too far. They only aim on the horizontal plane they are on. They move in a straight line, ignoring gravity. Their trajectory is locked upon launching, allowing Mario to dodge around them. Once they explode, Cappy is freed. After either vanishing or exploding, they burrow out of the ground at their spawn point. Mario and Cappy can use a Trapeetle's attack to their advantage by luring it into tackling destructible [[Block (Super Mario Odyssey)|Blocks]], which can clear paths or reveal hidden items. | ||
The brochure for the kingdom warns heavily against them, referring to their explosive behavior as "a tragic display seen absolutely nowhere else in nature."<ref>[https://i.imgur.com/kWVFLbT.jpg Kingdom Brochures]</ref> It does not say anything about Trapbeetles launching before exploding, which may mean the launching behavior is caused by Cappy's attempts to escape from | The brochure for the kingdom warns heavily against them, referring to their explosive behavior as "a tragic display seen absolutely nowhere else in nature."<ref>[https://i.imgur.com/kWVFLbT.jpg Kingdom Brochures]</ref> It does not say anything about Trapbeetles launching before exploding, which may mean the launching behavior is caused by Cappy's attempts to escape from Trapbeetles rather than an inherent ability. | ||
A concept design for the Trapeetles depicted them as [[Bob-omb]] variants with suction cups for feet.<ref>[[The Art of Super Mario Odyssey]], page 166</ref> | A concept design for the Trapeetles depicted them as [[Bob-omb]] variants with suction cups for feet.<ref>[[The Art of Super Mario Odyssey]], page 166</ref> | ||
