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'''Goro'''<ref>''Wario's Woods'' NES instruction booklet, page 15.</ref> is the fourth boss that [[Toad]] faces in Game B of Round Mode in the [[Nintendo Entertainment System]] version of the game ''[[Wario's Woods]]''. He is a gorilla-like [[wikipedia:Golem|golem]] made out of an unknown rocky material. Goro makes his appearance in the thirty ninth round of the game; he has twelve [[hit points]], which requires Toad to bomb the boss twelve times.
'''Goro'''<ref>''Wario's Woods'' NES instruction booklet, page 15.</ref> is the fourth boss that [[Toad]] faces in Game B of Round Mode in the [[Nintendo Entertainment System]] version of the game ''[[Wario's Woods]]''. He is a gorilla-like [[wikipedia:Golem|golem]] made out of an unknown rocky material. Goro makes his appearance in the thirty ninth round of the game; he has twelve [[hit points]], which requires Toad to bomb the boss twelve times.



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Goro[1] is the fourth boss that Toad faces in Game B of Round Mode in the Nintendo Entertainment System version of the game Wario's Woods. He is a gorilla-like golem made out of an unknown rocky material. Goro makes his appearance in the thirty ninth round of the game; he has twelve hit points, which requires Toad to bomb the boss twelve times.

His special move is a mighty stomp that brings the Thwomp on the top of the tree hollow battlefield down a few notches. He is also able to re-locate himself to any part of the battlefield through some means of teleportation and throw enemies around the field. If he re-materializes on Toad, he will instantly defeat him.

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese ゴーラ[2]
Gōra
Possibly derived from "gorilla" and/or "golem".

References

  1. ^ Wario's Woods NES instruction booklet, page 15.
  2. ^ Wario no Mori Famicom instruction booklet, fold-out.