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'''Super Piranha Plants''' are giant [[Piranha Plant]]s found in the game ''[[New Super Mario Bros.]]'' and its [[New Super Mario Bros. Wii|sequel]]. They are not to be confused with the [[Piranhacus Giganticus]]. They act just like Piranha Plants. They are ''never'' found inside [[pipes]] due to their gigantic size. [[Mario]] must shoot three [[fireballs]] at one to destroy the monstrous plant. When defeated, they will give up eight [[coin]]s, instead of the usual one coin. In the sequel, this is reduced to five coins. | '''Super Piranha Plants''' are giant [[Piranha Plant]]s found in the game ''[[New Super Mario Bros.]]'' and its [[New Super Mario Bros. Wii|sequel]]. They are not to be confused with the [[Piranhacus Giganticus]]. They act just like Piranha Plants. They are ''never'' found inside [[pipes]] due to their gigantic size. [[Mario]] must shoot three [[fireballs]] at one to destroy the monstrous plant. When defeated, they will give up eight [[coin]]s, instead of the usual one coin. In the sequel, this is reduced to five coins. | ||
In ''[[Super Mario 64]]''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s Tiny-Huge Island there was a similar enemy that was about the same size as the Super Piranha Plant that would suddenly grow out of the ground, then spits a fireball before disappearing. These are probably just Venus Fire Traps mutated by the level's effect, since smaller Venus Fire Traps can be found in the same place on the smaller part of the island. There is also a giant purple piranha plant that appears in Mario Superstar Baseball that could be a Super Piranha Plant. | In ''[[Super Mario 64]]''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s Tiny-Huge Island there was a similar enemy that was about the same size as the Super Piranha Plant that would suddenly grow out of the ground, then spits a fireball before disappearing. These are probably just Venus Fire Traps mutated by the level's effect, since smaller Venus Fire Traps can be found in the same place on the smaller part of the island. There is also a giant purple piranha plant that appears in ''Mario Superstar Baseball'' that could be a Super Piranha Plant. | ||
[[Image:Quicksand.JPG|thumb|left|'''Super Piranha Plant''' after devouring a kart in ''[[Mario Kart: Double Dash!!]]''.]] | [[Image:Quicksand.JPG|thumb|left|'''Super Piranha Plant''' after devouring a kart in ''[[Mario Kart: Double Dash!!]]''.]] | ||
There is also a suspiciously large Cactus Piranha Plant that cameos in [[Dry Dry Desert (course)|Dry Dry Desert]] of ''[[Mario Kart: Double Dash!!]]''; it can be found in the middle of a large pit of quicksand. It would eat any racing [[kart]] that entered the pit. | [[Image:DangerSign.JPG|thumb|A warning sign found after the plant's pit.]] | ||
There is also a suspiciously large '''Cactus Piranha Plant''' that cameos in [[Dry Dry Desert (course)|Dry Dry Desert]] of ''[[Mario Kart: Double Dash!!]]''; it can be found in the middle of a large pit of quicksand. It would eat any racing [[kart]] that entered the pit. Only the plant's head is seen, but it is even larger than [[Petey Piranha]]'s. It looks like Petey, but is green, has white spots, and brown thorns. If the racer goes into the pit while using a [[star]], the giant Cactus plant will not eat them. | |||
In ''[[Super Mario Galaxy]]'', there is a sub-species called [[Prickly Piranha Plant]]. | |||
Prickly Piranha Plants reappear in ''[[Super Mario Galaxy 2]]'', along with a newer version called the [[Spiky Piranha Plant]]. | |||
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Revision as of 01:32, January 2, 2011
Super Piranha Plants are giant Piranha Plants found in the game New Super Mario Bros. and its sequel. They are not to be confused with the Piranhacus Giganticus. They act just like Piranha Plants. They are never found inside pipes due to their gigantic size. Mario must shoot three fireballs at one to destroy the monstrous plant. When defeated, they will give up eight coins, instead of the usual one coin. In the sequel, this is reduced to five coins.
In Super Mario 64's Tiny-Huge Island there was a similar enemy that was about the same size as the Super Piranha Plant that would suddenly grow out of the ground, then spits a fireball before disappearing. These are probably just Venus Fire Traps mutated by the level's effect, since smaller Venus Fire Traps can be found in the same place on the smaller part of the island. There is also a giant purple piranha plant that appears in Mario Superstar Baseball that could be a Super Piranha Plant.
There is also a suspiciously large Cactus Piranha Plant that cameos in Dry Dry Desert of Mario Kart: Double Dash!!; it can be found in the middle of a large pit of quicksand. It would eat any racing kart that entered the pit. Only the plant's head is seen, but it is even larger than Petey Piranha's. It looks like Petey, but is green, has white spots, and brown thorns. If the racer goes into the pit while using a star, the giant Cactus plant will not eat them.
In Super Mario Galaxy, there is a sub-species called Prickly Piranha Plant.
Prickly Piranha Plants reappear in Super Mario Galaxy 2, along with a newer version called the Spiky Piranha Plant.
