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'''Bomb Flies''' are [[Bob-omb]]-like insect enemies in the game [[Gnat Attack]], a [[minigame]] in ''[[Mario Paint]]''. If a Bomb Fly is swatted or left alone, it explodes, so [[Mario]] should try to avoid them. They are some of the last enemies encountered before [[Watinga]], the final boss of the game. | '''Bomb Flies''' are [[Bob-omb]]-like insect enemies in the game [[Gnat Attack]], a [[minigame]] in ''[[Mario Paint]]''. If a Bomb Fly is swatted or left alone, it explodes, so [[Mario]] should try to avoid them. They are some of the last enemies encountered before [[Watinga]], the final boss of the game. They reappear in ''[[Super Mario Maker]]'' as part of the Gnat Attack minigame and one second from the timer is deducted if the player taps one. | ||
[[Category:Mario Paint]] | [[Category:Mario Paint]] | ||
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[[Category:Enemies]] | [[Category:Enemies]] | ||
[[Category:Insects]] | [[Category:Insects]] | ||
[[Category:Species]] | [[Category:Species]] | ||
[[Category:Explosives]] | [[Category:Explosives]] | ||
Revision as of 23:12, January 3, 2017
The title of this article is conjectural; an official name for the article's subject has not been found, so it has been given a fitting title by the editors. If an official name is found, then the article should be moved to its appropriate title.
Bomb Flies are Bob-omb-like insect enemies in the game Gnat Attack, a minigame in Mario Paint. If a Bomb Fly is swatted or left alone, it explodes, so Mario should try to avoid them. They are some of the last enemies encountered before Watinga, the final boss of the game. They reappear in Super Mario Maker as part of the Gnat Attack minigame and one second from the timer is deducted if the player taps one.
