User:Blinker/Sandbox

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Sandbox
Paper Mario The Thousand-Year Door User Mario Mario  BP 1 N/A  FP 2 2  Atk. 2 4 6 2 4 6 Price 75 {{{price}}}
Effect Allows Mario to do the Spin Smash which knocks an enemy into another enemy for 1 piercing damage to that enemy.
Description(s) If Mario hits an enemy, it smashes into the ones behind it. (Paper Mario) Strike an enemy, knocking it into the enemy behind it. (Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door)
Badge Description(s) If Mario hits an enemy, it smashes into the ones behind it. (Paper Mario)

bomb
Paper Mario The Thousand-Year Door User Bombette Bobbery  FP 3 0  Atk. 5 6 7 4 5 6
Effect The user explodes, damaging an enemy
Description(s) - (Paper Mario) - (Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door)

Toad nonsense

Keep:

• Super Mario Bros. 2: Self-explanatory.
• BS Super Mario USA: Ditto.
• Super Mario 3D World: Ditto.
• Super Mario Run: Singular Toad playable character coexists with generic Toad NPCs. Probably remove mention of the shopkeeper, though.
• Super Mario Maker 2: Self explanatory. Possibly split Taskmaster.
• Cartoons and comics: Duh.
• Mario Golf series: Playable character.
• Mario Kart series: Playable character.
• Mario is Missing!: ???
• Wario's Woods: Playable main character.
• Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars: Self-explanatory.
• Mario Tennis series: Playable character.
• Satella-Q: ???
• Excitebike: Bun Bun Mario Battle Stadium: Playable character.

Remove:

• Super Mario Bros. 3: Multiple Toads appear in this game, running various Toad houses, working for the rulers of different countries. No main Toad.
• Super Mario 64: Multiple Toads appear in this game. No main Toad. Manual mentions "Toad" being missing, in the singular, but this is a mistranslation.
• Super Mario Sunshine: Multiple Toads appear in this game. No main Toad.
• Super Mario Galaxy 2: Box art has a basic Toad. That's it.
• Super Mario 3D Land: No evidence that the basic Toads in the game are a recurring individual. A specific trio of a red Toad, a yellow Toad and a blue Toad feature much more prominently in this game.
• New Super Mario Bros. 2: No evidence that the basic Toads in the Toad Houses are a recurring individual.
• New Super Mario Bros. U: Ditto.

Unsure

• Super Mario Galaxy: The Toad in the intro being shown alongside Toadette appears to allude to Toad and Toadette in Mario Kart: Double Dash!!. Plus, the save icon. Everything else, remove. Shared artwork means little when Kamek and Magikoopa also share artwork.
• Super Mario Galaxy 2: The save icon...
• Super Mario Maker: ???
• Mario Teaches Typing: ???
• Game & Watch Gallery series: ???

Origami King attack names

Japanese	English	Enemies	Corresponding preexisting article?
ずつき (Headbonk)	Headbonk Headbalonk Headbutt	Goomba Galoomba Pokey	Headbonk
たいあたり (Ram)	Battering Ram Flyin' Fish Flyin' Headbonk Blush from Above Blump Bumble Bump	Swoop Cheep Cheep Paragoomba Fly Guy Blooper Stingby	Belly Flop?
とっしんこうげき (Rush Attack)	Big Battering Ram Rattack	Swoop Scaredy Rat
ぬすむ (Steal)	Steal	Scaredy Rat
ポカポカこうげき (Over-and-Over Attack)	Blush Rush Flyin' Blush Rush	Shy Guy Fly Guy
コウラアタック (Shell Toss)	Shell Shot	Koopa Troopa Spiny Buzzy Beetle Spike Top	Shell Toss
水でっぽう (Squirt)	Water Pistol	Cheep Cheep	Squirt
ハサミ (Pincer)	Slice 'n' Dice	Sidestepper (Red)
いかりのハサミ (Anger Pincer)	Deep Cut	Sidestepper (Blue)
ふみつけ (Stomp)	Ninja Strike Stomp	Ninji Shoe Goomba Fly Guy
しゅりけん (Shuriken)	Shuriken Toss	Ninji	Throwing Star
かわりみのじゅつ (Dodging Technique)	Ninja Decoy
ショット (Shot)	Bullet	Snifit
スリーショット (Three Shots)	Bullet Barrage
ひふき (Fire Breath)	Fire Breath	Mechakoopa
ホネなげ (Bone Throw)	Bone Toss	Dry Bones
ハリセンこうげき (Paper Fan Attack)	Paper Fan	Black Shy Guy
とびコウラアタック (Flying Shell Toss)	Flyin' Shell Shot	Koopa Paratroopa	Shell Shot
とびゲリ (Flying Kick)	Flyin' Kick		Sky Dive (Paper Mario)
ビンタ (Slap)	Spooky Slap	Boo	Smack
おどろかす (Spook)	Spooky Surprise		Spook
いとだまこうげき (Thread Ball Attack)	Web Shot	Scuttlebug
かみつき (Bite)	Bite	Scuttlebug Nipper Plant Jumping Piranha Plant Piranha Plant Ptooie
たおれこみ (Flop)	Flop	Pokey
とつげき (Charge)	Beak Bomber	Crowber
ホネずつき (Bone Headbonk)	Skullbonk	Bone Goomba
ハンマーなげ (Hammer Throw)	Hammer Throw	Hammer Bro Sledge Bro	Hammer Throw (badge)
ファイアなげ (Fire Throw)	Fire Throw	Fire Bro
スミこうげき (Ink Attack)	Ink Splat	Blooper
ブーメラン (Boomerang)	Boomerang	Boomerang Bro	Boomerang
アイスなげ (Ice Throw)	Ice Throw Icy Up-Chuck	Ice Bro Snow Spike
ヒップドロップ (Ground Pound)	Ground Pound	Spike Snow Spike Stone Spike	Ground Pound
シューリンガンなげ (Spike Ball Throw)	Up-Chuck	Spike	Spike Ball?
いわなげ (Rock Throw)	Rocky Up-Chuck	Stone Spike
くしざし (Impaling)	Skewer	Spike Top
なぐる (Strike)	Hammer Down	Sledge Bro
ファイア (Fire)	Fireball	Piranha Plant Jumping Piranha Plant
スパナなげ (Spanner Throw)	Wrench Throw	Rocky Wrench	Wrench?
レンチなげ (Wrench Throw)	Spanner Throw
つつき (Peck)	Sting	Stingby
タックル (Tackle)	Tackle	Chargin' Chuck
パス (Pass)	Forward Pass
ポイなげこうげき (Hurl Attack)	Ball Toss	Ptooie
カミナリ (Thunder)	Thunder	Sumo Bro
キック (Kick)	Flat Foot	Li'l Cutout Soldier Big Cutout Soldier
パンチ (Punch)	Flat Fist

PM Japanese	TOK Japanese	PM English	TOK English	PM users	TOK users
ずつき (Headbutt)	ずつき (Headbutt)	Headbonk	Headbonk Headbalonk Headbutt	Goombario Goombella	Goomba Galoomba Pokey
コウラアタック (Shell Attack)	コウラアタック (Shell Attack)	Shell Toss	Shell Shot	Kooper Koops	Koopa Troopa Spiny Buzzy Beetle Spike Top
ピンキーアタック (Bombette Attack)	たいあたり (Ram)	Body Slam	Bomb Bump	Bombette	Bob-omb
おプクアタック (Sushie Attack)		Belly Flop	Battering Ram Flyin' Fish Flyin' Headbonk Blush from Above Blump Bumble Bump	Sushie	Swoop Cheep Cheep Paragoomba Fly Guy Blooper Stingby
パレッタシュート (Parakarry Shoot)	とびコウラアタック (Flying Shell Attack)	Shell Shot	Flyin' Shell Shot	Parakarry	Koopa Paratroopa
パレッタキック (Parakarry Kick)	とびゲリ (Flying Kick)	Sky Dive (Paper Mario)	Flyin' Kick
レサレサビンタ (Bow Slap)	ビンタ (Slap)	Smack	Spooky Slap	Bow	Boo
おどろかし (Frightening)	おどろかす (Frighten)	Spook	Spooky Surprise
みずてっぽう (Water Pistol)	水でっぽう (Water Pistol)	Squirt	Water Pistol	Sushie	Cheep Cheep

Goshigoshi Beat Brush

The Goshigoshi Beat Brush in Luigi's Mansion 2 HD

A Dark Moon piece being cleaned by the Goshigoshi Beat Brush

The Goshigoshi Beat Brush is one of Professor E. Gadd's inventions in Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon. It visually resembles a large record player. It is used to clean each piece of the Dark Moon, which are corrupted at first. This process allows the piece to regain its original power, clearing away the frog from an area of Evershade Valley. Its name is abbreviated by E. Gadd as "GB", a reference to the Game Boy.

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	ゴシゴシビートブラシ Goshigoshi Bīto Burashi	Scrubbing Beat Brush
Chinese (simplified)	干干净净板刷 Gāngānjìngjìng Bǎnshuā	?
Korean	개운한 브러시 Gae'unhan Beureosi	?

Aliens

Keep

• Alien (Club Nintendo)
• Alien (Mario Party series)
• Alien Bunny
• Alien Mitzi
• Astro-Lanceur
• Blappy
• Blarfle
• Blobule
• Blollop
• Boss Galaga
• Broodals
• Captain Shy Guy (Mario Party 8)
• E.C.
• Eeligon
• Epikhan
• Foton
• Hariet
• Hooligon
• Hösn and Dösn
• Jellien
• KKDU
• Kyankyan
• Lakitufo
• Madame Broode
• Mini-X-Yux
• Mini-Yux
• Mini-Z-Yux
• Moon Cleft
• Moonsnake
• No.48
• Ocktor
• Oinker
• Omni Nom
• Omniquad
• Orbulon
• Papa Orb
• Quasi Obliterator
• Quirk (species)
• Rango
• Reticulon Army
• Sickobratz
• Space Gangs
• Space Monster Gabriel
• Spewart
• Spiky Topman
• Spring Topman
• Squirpina XIV
• Squirps
• Star Bunny
• Tatanga
• Topman
• Topmaniac
• Topmini
• Topper
• Tosenbo
• Ultra Crusher
• Warpid
• Wizpig
• X-Yux
• Xananab
• Xenocrypt
• Yoofoe
• Yux
• Z-Yux

Remove

• Baron Brrr
• Big Gringill
• Boards (characters)
• Boing-Oing
• Bonefin
• Bonkers
• Bouldergeist
• Bronto Burt
• Bugaboom
• Chef Kawasaki
• Choppa
• Clefairy
• Cluckboom
• Cosmic Clone
• Crabber
• Dark Tileoid
• Deoxys
• Digga
• Digga-Leg
• Dino Piranha
• Fizzlit
• Flaptack
• Fluzzard
• Gearmo
• Glamdozer
• Gobblegut
• Gold Chomp
• Golden Gummit
• Gringill
• Gummit
• Guppy
• Homing Chomp
• Honey Queen
• Honeybee
• Jam-o'-War
• Jammyfish
• Jibberjay
• King Dedede
• King Lakitu
• Kingfin
• Kirby
• Kleptoad
• Knuckle Joe
• Li'l Brr
• Li'l Cinder
• Major Burrows
• Mandibug
• Mandibug Stack
• Marx
• Mattermouth
• Megaleg
• Meta Knight
• Metroid (species)
• Mother Brain
• Mr. Saturn
• Parasol Waddle Dee
• Peewee Piranha
• Pinhead
• Plasma Wisp
• Pokeyplant
• Prickly Piranha Plant
• Pupdozer
• Ray
• Ridley
• Rollodillo
• Sentry Beam
• Smeech
• Snoodle
• Sorbetti
• Spangler
• Spiky Gummit
• Spinecone
• Spiny Piranha Plant
• Spoing
• Spring (Super Mario Galaxy)
• Squizzard
• Starman (EarthBound)
• Swaphopper
• Tarantox
• The Chimp
• Tileoid B
• Tileoid G
• Tileoid R
• Tileoid Y
• Tracks (enemy)
• Trapdragon
• Twirlip
• Undergrunt
• Undergrunt Gunner
• Waddle Dee
• Waddle Doo
• Whittle

Pikmin?

• Bulborb
• Captain Olimar
• Pikmin

Unsure

• Barribad
• Choppah
• Cosmic Mario
• Cosmic Spirit
• Dark Samus
• Hogarithm
• Longator
• Melosphere
• Pigarithm
• Poro
• Takko
• Torino Daiō