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'''Beakers''' (Japanese: ソアラ Soara) are tiny, green creatures (vaguely resembling [[Kong|apes]]) from ''[[Wario's Woods]]''. They are the rarest enemies, along with [[Scram]]s; they also happen to be identical to Scrams in that they can only be destroyed by diagonal [[Bomb (item)|bomb]] chains. A Beaker appears to have two faces on both sides of his body, one of which is two large, blank eyes, the other being a saddened face; Beakers constantly rotate to show off these faces. | '''Beakers'''<ref>Wario's Woods instruction booklet, page 14.</ref> (Japanese: ソアラ Soara) are tiny, green creatures (vaguely resembling [[Kong|apes]]) from ''[[Wario's Woods]]''. They are the rarest enemies, along with [[Scram]]s; they also happen to be identical to Scrams in that they can only be destroyed by diagonal [[Bomb (item)|bomb]] chains. A Beaker appears to have two faces on both sides of his body, one of which is two large, blank eyes, the other being a saddened face; Beakers constantly rotate to show off these faces. | ||
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Revision as of 12:51, March 3, 2015
Template:Species-infobox Beakers[1] (Japanese: ソアラ Soara) are tiny, green creatures (vaguely resembling apes) from Wario's Woods. They are the rarest enemies, along with Scrams; they also happen to be identical to Scrams in that they can only be destroyed by diagonal bomb chains. A Beaker appears to have two faces on both sides of his body, one of which is two large, blank eyes, the other being a saddened face; Beakers constantly rotate to show off these faces.
References
- ^ Wario's Woods instruction booklet, page 14.
