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[[File:NSMBDS Balloon Boo Screenshot.png|thumb|left|Some Boos and a Balloon Boo.]]
[[File:NSMBDS Balloon Boo Screenshot.png|thumb|left|Some Boos and a Balloon Boo.]]
'''Balloon Boos'''<ref>Loe, C. (2006). ''Official Nintendo New Super Mario Bros. Player's Guide''. Nintendo of America, Inc. (''[[Nintendo Power]]''). pg 11.</ref> are enemies that have only appeared in ''[[New Super Mario Bros.]]'', where they are only encountered in {{world-link|4|ghost|World 4-Ghost House (New Super Mario Bros.)}}. They are [[Boo]]s with pink cheeks, and their tail resembles a balloon nozzle, akin to their name. Only five appear in the whole game.
'''Balloon Boos'''<ref>Loe, C. (2006). ''Official Nintendo New Super Mario Bros. Player's Guide''. Nintendo of America, Inc. (''[[Nintendo Power]]''). pg 11.</ref> are enemies that have only appeared in ''[[New Super Mario Bros.]]'', where they are only encountered in {{world-link|4|ghostn|World 4-Ghost House (New Super Mario Bros.)}}. They are [[Boo]]s with pink cheeks, and their tail resembles a balloon nozzle, akin to their name. The level contains five Balloon Boos; thus, only five appear in the whole game.


They appear large at first, but when looked away from, they approach to the player while expelling air and shrinking. Otherwise, they stop and inflate by inhaling air at a rather slow rate, until it has assumed its massive appearance once more. Balloon Boos will continue to chase [[Mario]] or [[Luigi]] even when they have reached their minimum size; they will also only chase them if they are in the same room (i.e. there are no walls between them). Balloon Boos can be defeated with a [[Blue Shell]] or a [[Mega Mushroom]].  
They appear large at first, but when looked away from, they approach to the player while expelling air and shrinking; otherwise, they stop and inflate by inhaling air at a rather slow rate, until it has assumed its massive appearance once more. Balloon Boos will continue to chase [[Mario]] or [[Luigi]] even when they have reached their minimum size. Balloon Boos can be defeated with a [[Blue Shell]] or a [[Mega Mushroom]].
 
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==Names in other languages==
==Names in other languages==
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==Trivia==
==Trivia==
*When [[Mega Mario]] (or Mega Luigi) comes into contact with a Balloon Boo, like the [[Goal Pole]], it flies away in a circular motion, similar to a balloon propelling air erratically when it is released. {{ref needed}}
*When [[Mega Mario]] (or Mega Luigi) comes into contact with a Balloon Boo, it flies away in a circular motion, similar to a balloon propelling air erratically when it is released.{{ref needed}}


==References==
==References==

Revision as of 21:00, February 13, 2020

Not to be confused with Boo Balloon.

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Some Boos and a Balloon Boo.

Balloon Boos[1] are enemies that have only appeared in New Super Mario Bros., where they are only encountered in World 4-Ghost House. They are Boos with pink cheeks, and their tail resembles a balloon nozzle, akin to their name. The level contains five Balloon Boos; thus, only five appear in the whole game.

They appear large at first, but when looked away from, they approach to the player while expelling air and shrinking; otherwise, they stop and inflate by inhaling air at a rather slow rate, until it has assumed its massive appearance once more. Balloon Boos will continue to chase Mario or Luigi even when they have reached their minimum size. Balloon Boos can be defeated with a Blue Shell or a Mega Mushroom.

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese プープーテレサ[2]
Pūpū Teresa
"Whew Boo", pūpū for blowing sound.
German Ballon-Buu[?] Balloon Boo

Trivia

  • When Mega Mario (or Mega Luigi) comes into contact with a Balloon Boo, it flies away in a circular motion, similar to a balloon propelling air erratically when it is released.[citation needed]

References

  1. ^ Loe, C. (2006). Official Nintendo New Super Mario Bros. Player's Guide. Nintendo of America, Inc. (Nintendo Power). pg 11.
  2. ^ New Super Mario Bros. Shogakukan book