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In ''[[Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam]]'', webs are found within [[Gloomy Woods]]. [[Paper Mario (character)|Paper Mario]] can cross them to reach blocks only he can hit. | In ''[[Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam]]'', webs are found within [[Gloomy Woods]]. [[Paper Mario (character)|Paper Mario]] can cross them to reach blocks only he can hit. In a cave in [[Twinsy Tropics]], webs block paths in a timed area. They can be [[dash]]ed through, with ones that have more threads taking longer to break. As such, the party needs to choose the path with the thinnest web. | ||
==Names in other languages== | ==Names in other languages== |
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Webs are objects that appear in several Mario games. They are commonly seen around spider-like enemies like Scuttlebugs or in spooky locations.
History
Donkey Kong Country series
In the Donkey Kong Country games that feature Squitter, he can create web projectiles that can defeat enemies and temporary web platforms he can step on.
Mario Party 7
In Mario Party 7, webs appear in Spider Stomp. The players must shoot their weapons at the webs to destroy them and progress in the minigame. In addition, webs are shot by the Scuttle Bugs. They temporarily stun players if they are hit.
Super Mario series
Super Mario Galaxy
In the mission Tarantox's Tangled Web, Tarantox is fought on a giant web. On its edges are Sling Pods that must be used to attack Tarantox. Coins are also stuck to the web and they can be freed by hovering the Star Cursor over them.
New Super Mario Bros. 2
Webs[1] appear in New Super Mario Bros. 2. These webs can be climbed much like a fence, the only difference being that they disappear for roughly a second after the player lets go of them before reappearing. They appear only in World 3-3 and World Flower-
Ghost House, where they are fairly common in both levels.
Paper Mario: Sticker Star
- “Not only that, but that sticky web was chafing me like you would not believe!”
- —Kersti, Paper Mario: Sticker Star
In Paper Mario: Sticker Star, webs primarily appear in World 3. Mario first encounters them at Rustle Burrow. When he tries to approach a Wiggler Segment, the web underneath it breaks and causes it to fall into the hole. After Mario jumps into the hole, he is bounced by several webs on the way down, causing him to lose all of his stickers and Kersti in the process. In the burrow, the Wiggler Segment and Comet Piece are stuck behind giant webs. The webs can be broken with Mario's hammer. During the fight with the Big Scuttlebug, it makes a web that traps Mario if he uses a jump attack on it. It must be destroyed using other types of stickers. To reach and free Kersti, Mario must repeatedly jump on webs to break them.
At Tree Branch Trail, a Wiggler Segment is stuck to a web. This web can also be broken with the hammer. One web is suspended over a pool of poison and another is found on a path between two trees. They can be broken with jumps.
Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon
Webs are frequently seen in Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon. Sometimes, collectibles like Gold Bars can be stuck on or behind webs. They are featured prominently in the missions Sticky Situation and Confront the Source. In both missions, Luigi must burn the webs to progress.
Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam
In Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam, webs are found within Gloomy Woods. Paper Mario can cross them to reach blocks only he can hit. In a cave in Twinsy Tropics, webs block paths in a timed area. They can be dashed through, with ones that have more threads taking longer to break. As such, the party needs to choose the path with the thinnest web.
Names in other languages
Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
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Japanese | Kanaami spider[2] (internal) クモの巣[3] Kumo no su |
Spider fence Spider web |