Boleadoras

Boleadoras
DOS SNES NES
First appearance	Mario is Missing! (1992)

A boleadoras^[sic] appears in the Super Mario franchise as an item in PC, SNES, and NES versions of Mario is Missing!. The Boleadoras is a lasso-like throwing weapon used by gauchos, with weights on the end of cords that connect at a single point. Luigi has to recover the Boleadoras after it had been stolen by Koopa Troopas from the Gaucho Museum in Buenos Aires.

Information

Person	Quote
PC version
	"Good job, you've lassoed a Koopa and retrieved a boleadoras."
	"I've 'herd' cows are glad gauchos don't use them anymore. That one came from the gaucho museum."
	"That's an interesting old gaucho tool and belongs in the Jose Hernandez Gaucho museum."
	"Finding that old lasso is quite a relief. Argentina is famous for its cows and for beef."
	"Good catch, Luigi. That boleadoras is from Jose Hernandez's Gaucho Museum."
SNES version
	"Good job, you've lassoed a Koopa and retrieved a boleadoras."
	"I've 'herd' cows are glad gauchos don't use them anymore. That one came from the gaucho museum."
	"That's an interesting old gaucho tool and belongs in the Jose Hernandez Gaucho museum."
	"Finding that old lasso is quite a relief. Argentina is famous for its cows and for beef."
	"Good catch, Luigi. That boleadoras is from Jose Hernandez's Gaucho Museum."
NES version
	"Good job, you've retrieved a boleadoras and lassoed a Koopa."
	"I've 'herd' cows are glad gauchos don't use them anymore. It's made of leather and stone."
	"That's an interesting old gaucho tool and belongs in the Jose Hernandez Gaucho museum."
	"Finding that old lasso is quite a relief. Argentina is famous for its cows and for beef."
	"Good catch, Luigi. That boleadoras is from Jose Hernandez's Gaucho Museum."

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
German	die Boleadoras	-