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The '''Nettai Pakkun Flower''' is a special [[Big Piranha Plant]] that appeared in ''[[Super Mario-kun]]'' [[Super Mario-kun Volume 13|Volume 13]]. It is a big Piranha Plant that grows in humid places and | The '''Nettai Pakkun Flower''' is a special [[Big Piranha Plant]] that appeared in ''[[Super Mario-kun]]'' [[Super Mario-kun Volume 13|Volume 13]]. It is a big Piranha Plant that grows in humid places and gains its strength and size from the water in the air and ground. | ||
While escaping the [[Mecha Kuribō]] thought a desert, [[Mario]], [[Luigi]], and [[Yoshi]] cross | While escaping the [[Mecha Kuribō (enemy)|Mecha Kuribō]] thought a desert, [[Mario]], [[Luigi]], and [[Yoshi]] cross paths with [[Iggy Koopa]]. Tired of being ignored by them, Iggy creates a rainforest jungle around them and then summons a Nettai Pakkun Flower to defeat them. The creature immediately zaps the heroes with magic, turning Luigi and Yoshi into sunflowers and Mario into a nose. Thanks to Yoshi eating his new form, Mario returns to normal, but gets tossed around by the [[Piranha Plant]]s the Nettai Pakkun Flower summoned, which bites his hand. Swelled by the bite, Mario's hands grows so large that he manages to uproot every plant nearby by executing a [[Hand Slap]], but the Nettai Pakkun Flower simply starts dancing on its roots, unbothered. Iggy explains that until it remains in contact with the wet soil, it cannot be beaten. Thanks to a [[vine]], Mario climbs above the clouds and jumps down holding the [[Angry Sun]], drying the place in an instant, and also resulting in the Nettai Pakkun Flower shrinking due to being thirsty. With its defeat, Luigi and Yoshi returns to normal. | ||
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|Jap={{ruby|熱|ねっ}}{{ruby|帯|たい}}パックン{{ruby|花|フラワー}} | |Jap={{ruby|熱|ねっ}}{{ruby|帯|たい}}パックン{{ruby|花|フラワー}} | ||
|JapR=Nettai Pakkun Furawā | |JapR=Nettai Pakkun Furawā | ||
|JapM=Tropical Piranha Plant | |JapM=Tropical Piranha Plant | ||
|JapC=<ref>''[[Super Mario-kun]]'' [[Super Mario-kun Volume 13|Volume 13]], page 61.</ref> | |JapC=<ref>''[[Super Mario-kun]]'' [[Super Mario-kun Volume 13|Volume 13]], page 61.</ref> | ||
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Revision as of 05:33, September 25, 2024
The title of this article is official, but it comes from a non-English source. If an acceptable English source is found, then the article should be moved to its appropriate title.
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| Species | Big Piranha Plant |
| First appearance | Super Mario-kun Volume 13 (1995) |
The Nettai Pakkun Flower is a special Big Piranha Plant that appeared in Super Mario-kun Volume 13. It is a big Piranha Plant that grows in humid places and gains its strength and size from the water in the air and ground.
While escaping the Mecha Kuribō thought a desert, Mario, Luigi, and Yoshi cross paths with Iggy Koopa. Tired of being ignored by them, Iggy creates a rainforest jungle around them and then summons a Nettai Pakkun Flower to defeat them. The creature immediately zaps the heroes with magic, turning Luigi and Yoshi into sunflowers and Mario into a nose. Thanks to Yoshi eating his new form, Mario returns to normal, but gets tossed around by the Piranha Plants the Nettai Pakkun Flower summoned, which bites his hand. Swelled by the bite, Mario's hands grows so large that he manages to uproot every plant nearby by executing a Hand Slap, but the Nettai Pakkun Flower simply starts dancing on its roots, unbothered. Iggy explains that until it remains in contact with the wet soil, it cannot be beaten. Thanks to a vine, Mario climbs above the clouds and jumps down holding the Angry Sun, drying the place in an instant, and also resulting in the Nettai Pakkun Flower shrinking due to being thirsty. With its defeat, Luigi and Yoshi returns to normal.
Gallery
The Nettai Pakkun Flower defeated
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
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| Japanese | Nettai Pakkun Furawā |
Tropical Piranha Plant |
References
- ^ Super Mario-kun Volume 13, page 61.
