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Bombshell Bills are the golden relatives to Bullet Bill. Bombshell Bills are much stronger than Bullet Bills, and so are positioned so as to guard extremely important areas, such as Bowser's Castle and the Palace of Shadow. Bombshell Bill are fired by Bombshell Bill Blasters. Bombshell Bills appear in Paper Mario, and Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door.

A gold-colored Bullet Bill appeared in Super Mario Sunshine; however it is unrelated to the Bombshell Bills in the Paper Mario games.

HP: 3
Attack: 6
Defense: 0
Location: Bowser's Castle
Tattle:This is a Bombshell Bill. Bombshell Bills have such beautiful gold casings! Of course, if you sit and admire 'em, you'll get hit. Pay attention to their HP, because their explosions get bigger as their HP drops. Let's take 'em out before they get near us!

In Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars, during an attack called "Blazer", Smithy (in a tank form) would fire a golden Bullet Bill similar in appearance to Bombshell Bills.
In Super Smash Brothers, Master Hand would shoot golden bullet bills from his fingertips.

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-'''Bombshell Bills''' are the golden relatives to [[Bullet Bill]]. Bombshell Bills are much stronger than Bullet Bills, and so are positioned so as to guard extremely important areas, such as [[Bowser's Castle]] and the [[Palace of Shadow]]. Bombshell Bill are fired by [[B. Bill Blaster|Bombshell Bill Blasters]]. The abbreviation of "Bombshell Bill" is "B. Bill." Bombshell Bills only appear in ''[[Paper Mario]]'', ''[[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]]'', and ''[[Super Mario Sunshine]]''.
+'''Bombshell Bills''' are the golden relatives to [[Bullet Bill]]. Bombshell Bills are much stronger than Bullet Bills, and so are positioned so as to guard extremely important areas, such as [[Bowser's Castle]] and the [[Palace of Shadow]]. Bombshell Bill are fired by [[B. Bill Blaster|Bombshell Bill Blasters]]. Bombshell Bills appear in ''[[Paper Mario]]'', and ''[[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]]''.
-In ''[[Super Mario Sunshine]]'', they are only found outside [[Pinna Park]] occasionally being shot by a [[Monty Mole]]. When defeated, it gives off eight [[coin]]s instead of the usual two, and is a great way to get the 100 Coin [[Shine Sprite]]. Gold Bills can be defeated like any regular Bullet Bill, by spraying it with [[FLUDD]] or [[jump]]ing on it.
+A gold-colored Bullet Bill appeared in ''[[Super Mario Sunshine]]''; however it is unrelated to the Bombshell Bills in the ''Paper Mario'' games.
 == ''Paper Mario'' Stats and Tattle Information ==