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Bramballs are a new type of enemy found in ''[[New Super Mario Bros. Wii]]'', found solely in [[Toxic Forest]]. They appear as spherical [[Pokey]]-esque enemies with brambles for arms jutting out of their sides. Their sole attack is moving around a set path by flipping themselves around. Bramballs can be defeated by jumping on the ball in the center. Hitting them from underneath will release [[Coin|coins]]. | Bramballs are a new type of enemy found in ''[[New Super Mario Bros. Wii]]'', found solely in [[Toxic Forest]]. They appear as spherical [[Pokey]]-esque enemies with brambles for arms jutting out of their sides. Their sole attack is moving around a set path by flipping themselves around. Bramballs can be defeated by jumping on the ball in the center. Hitting them from underneath will release [[Coin|coins]]. | ||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*Bramball's name is a play on the words "bramble" (of which its long appendages are made out of) and "ball". | *Bramball's name is a play on the words "bramble" (of which its long appendages are made out of) and "ball". | ||
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Revision as of 00:51, December 14, 2009
Bramballs are a new type of enemy found in New Super Mario Bros. Wii, found solely in Toxic Forest. They appear as spherical Pokey-esque enemies with brambles for arms jutting out of their sides. Their sole attack is moving around a set path by flipping themselves around. Bramballs can be defeated by jumping on the ball in the center. Hitting them from underneath will release coins.
Trivia
- Bramball's name is a play on the words "bramble" (of which its long appendages are made out of) and "ball".
