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In battle, he attacks by throwing spiked balls at Mario or Luigi, and even gives a hint by saying that remembering which hand he throws it with won't help them. | In battle, he attacks by throwing spiked balls at Mario or Luigi, and even gives a hint by saying that remembering which hand he throws it with won't help them. | ||
Tolstar makes a cameo appearence later in the game. He appears all beat-up to tell the guards that Mario and Luigi are the real Mario Bros. | |||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*Tolstar may possibly be related to [[Spike (creature)|Spike]], a similar-looking species of minor enemy that made its debut in ''[[Super Mario Bros. 3]]''. They even share a similar attack pattern with Tolstar, coughing up spike balls and throwing them at Mario or Luigi. | *Tolstar may possibly be related to [[Spike (creature)|Spike]], a similar-looking species of minor enemy that made its debut in ''[[Super Mario Bros. 3]]''. They even share a similar attack pattern with Tolstar, coughing up spike balls and throwing them at Mario or Luigi. | ||
*Tolstar may not be evil, just incredibally greedy that he would go to any extent, such as [[Wario]]. This could be hinted due to the fact that he later helps varify the real Mario Bros. | |||
[[Category: Bosses]] | [[Category: Bosses]] | ||
Revision as of 20:32, June 9, 2007
Tolstar was a greedy trickster found in Stardust Fields in the game Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga. When Bowser got stuck in a cannon, Tolstar charged the brothers all of their Coins to keep the incident a secret. Mario offered up the coins, but they are all Mushroom Kingdom coins, and worth much less in the Beanbean Kingdom. Tolstar demanded 100 Beanbean Coins and the brothers had to search Stardust Fields for them. Upon collecting them, however, Tolstar still refused to set Bowser free and attacked Mario and Luigi.
In battle, he attacks by throwing spiked balls at Mario or Luigi, and even gives a hint by saying that remembering which hand he throws it with won't help them.
Tolstar makes a cameo appearence later in the game. He appears all beat-up to tell the guards that Mario and Luigi are the real Mario Bros.
Trivia
- Tolstar may possibly be related to Spike, a similar-looking species of minor enemy that made its debut in Super Mario Bros. 3. They even share a similar attack pattern with Tolstar, coughing up spike balls and throwing them at Mario or Luigi.
- Tolstar may not be evil, just incredibally greedy that he would go to any extent, such as Wario. This could be hinted due to the fact that he later helps varify the real Mario Bros.
