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== Other Games == | == Other Games == | ||
=== Mario Kart === | === Mario Kart Series === | ||
An un-named Magikoopa (possibly [[Kamek]]) was originally going to replace [[Koopa Troopa]] as a playable character in ''[[Mario Kart 64]]''. However, he was later replaced by [[Donkey Kong]] for unknown reasons. | An un-named Magikoopa (possibly [[Kamek]]) was originally going to replace [[Koopa Troopa]] as a playable character in ''[[Mario Kart 64]]''. However, he was later replaced by [[Donkey Kong]] for unknown reasons. | ||
=== Baseball === | A Magikoopa, hinted at being [[Kamek]], appears in the backround of the [[Bowser Castle 3]] course in ''[[Mario Kart: Super Circuit]]''. | ||
=== Mario Power Tennis === | |||
Several Magikoopas appear as spectators in the Bowser's Castle course. Aside from simply watching tennis games, these Magikoopas do nothing. | |||
=== Mario Superstar Baseball === | |||
In ''[[Mario Superstar Baseball]]'', Magikoopas were playable characters. Interestingly they are on [[Wario]]'s team, instead of [[Bowser]]'s. [[Red Magikoopa|Red]], [[Green Magikoopa|Green]] and [[Yellow Magikoopa]]s also appear in ''Mario Superstar Baseball'' as alternate color schemes for the game's playable Magikoopa. | In ''[[Mario Superstar Baseball]]'', Magikoopas were playable characters. Interestingly they are on [[Wario]]'s team, instead of [[Bowser]]'s. [[Red Magikoopa|Red]], [[Green Magikoopa|Green]] and [[Yellow Magikoopa]]s also appear in ''Mario Superstar Baseball'' as alternate color schemes for the game's playable Magikoopa. | ||
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== Other Info == | == Other Info == | ||
===Magikoopa Species=== | === Magikoopa Species === | ||
* '''Magikoopa''' | * '''Magikoopa''' | ||
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=== Physical Features === | === Physical Features === | ||
All Magikoopas have curved beak-like mouth (not un-like the mouth of a Hammer Bro.). They also all have a type of hood on, and | All Magikoopas have curved beak-like mouth (not un-like the mouth of a Hammer Bro.). They also all have a type of hood on, and everyone them wears spectacles. | ||
{{Boss}} | {{Boss}} | ||
Revision as of 16:29, February 24, 2007
Magikoopas, or theoretically, Blue Magikoopas, are Koopa Troopas that can cast spells. They wear blue robes and hats resembling the garb of a wizard. They appear in the Super Mario World series, Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars, Mario and Luigi: Superstar Saga, and the Paper Mario series.
The Invasion Of Dinosaur Land
Magikoopas first appeared in Super Mario World. In this game they mainly appeared in fortresses, where they would pop out of thin-air and shoot magic at Mario or Luigi. There magic blasts had the power to turn a Block into a Yellow-Shelled Koopa or a Coin. The magic blasts came in the forms of shapes: a circle, a triangle, and a square. They basically seemed to replace Hammer Bros as the elite forces of the Koopa Troop.
Attack on Jewelry Land
A single Magikoopa appears in Yoshi's Safari as the boss of Cornice Cave. This Magikoopa would attack Mario and Yoshi by teleporting around and shooting magic blasts. This Magikoopa could be defeated by being blaster repeatedly with Mario's Super Scope.
Paper Magic
Magikoopas were semi-rare enemies in Paper Mario. One first appeared as a mid-boss in Shooting Star Summit, and they later appeared in Bowser's Keep. They maintained their teleportation abilities in this game, appearing and dissapearing randomly and making it easy for them to get a first shot on Mario. In this game some Magikoopas ride broomsticks, and have to be knocked off before Mario can hit them with his Hammer. They can also cast a healing spell, or make enemies stronger. Many sub-species were also introduced in this game.
Superstar Saga
In Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga, Magikoopas appear in Bowser's Castle, which had been hijacked by Bowletta. These Magikoopas would attack Mario and Luigi by shooting large, spinning rings of fire at them.
Return to Paper
Magikoopas are once again enemies in Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door, however this time they can be encountered much earlier. A trio of different colored Magikoopas can first be found in Glitzville, and later in Rougeport Sewers. They have the same battle plan as in the first Paper Mario, they also have the ability to make 1 HP "copies" of themselves.
Other Games
Mario Kart Series
An un-named Magikoopa (possibly Kamek) was originally going to replace Koopa Troopa as a playable character in Mario Kart 64. However, he was later replaced by Donkey Kong for unknown reasons.
A Magikoopa, hinted at being Kamek, appears in the backround of the Bowser Castle 3 course in Mario Kart: Super Circuit.
Mario Power Tennis
Several Magikoopas appear as spectators in the Bowser's Castle course. Aside from simply watching tennis games, these Magikoopas do nothing.
Mario Superstar Baseball
In Mario Superstar Baseball, Magikoopas were playable characters. Interestingly they are on Wario's team, instead of Bowser's. Red, Green and Yellow Magikoopas also appear in Mario Superstar Baseball as alternate color schemes for the game's playable Magikoopa.
Other Info
Magikoopa Species
Notable Magikoopas
- Wizardheimer - Super Mario World (TV series)
- Kamek - Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island
- Kammy Koopa - Paper Mario
Paper Mario Stats and Tattle Information
Mini-Boss:
- HP: 8
- Attack: 3
- Defense: 0
Regular Magikoopa:
- HP: 11
- Attack: 3
- Defense: 0
- Tattle: This is a Magikoopa. Magikoopas use magical rods. Magic attacks are no joke, Mario. You'd better take these guys seriously.
In Bowser's Castle:
- HP: 11
- Attack: 6
- Defense: 0
- Tattle: This is a Magikoopa. Magikoopas are the elite magicians of the Koopa clan. Tread carefully, Mario! Their magical attacks pack a serious punch! They know many nasty spells. We'd better beat them before they can do anything crazy.
Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door Stats and Tattle Information
- HP: 7
- Attack: 4
- Defense: 0
- Locations: Rogueport Sewers
- Tattle Number: 36
- Tattle Log: A Koopa wizard that'll use all sorts of magic. It breaks apart in multiple copies, so beat it as quickly as you possibly can!
- Tattle: That's a Magikoopa. Y'know, a Koopa wizard. It'll throw a load of pain our way while using magic to help its buddies. What a creep. And when there's only one of them, it splits up into multiple copies to mess with us. Stop this thing fast or we'll be in a world of hurt!
- Copy's Tattle: That's a Magikoopa Copy. Yeah, attacking it won't do any good whatsoever. Once you beat the real thing, the copies all vanish, OK? Look for the real one!
Role Among the Koopa Troop
Although Magikoopas seemed to replace Hammer Bros. as the elite warriors of the Koopa Troop in Super Mario World, they are now seen more as last-resort body-guards, and personal advisors for Bowser. Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door showed that some Magikoopas do not work for Bowser at all, but are there own, independent citizens.
Physical Features
All Magikoopas have curved beak-like mouth (not un-like the mouth of a Hammer Bro.). They also all have a type of hood on, and everyone them wears spectacles.
| Magikoopas | |
|---|---|
| Characters | Bowser's cousin • Giant Kamek • Giant Magikoopa • Jerry • Kamek (Green, Red, White) • Kamek Krew • Kamek's Toadies • Kamella • Kammy Koopa • Paper Kamek • Papercraft Kamek • Psycho Kamek • The Magikoopa Masters • Wizakoopa • Wizenheimer |
| Species | Big Magikoopa • Dark Magikoopa • Glohm Magikoopa • Gray Magikoopa • Green Magikoopa • Magifoofa • Magikoopa • Purple Magikoopa • Red Magikoopa • Toady • White Magikoopa • Yellow Magikoopa |
