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[[Lakipea]]s are the [[Beanbean Kingdom]] counterparts of the [[Lakitu]]s, as seen in ''[[Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga]]''. The two creatures are nearly identical, the only differences being that the Lakipea has a sprout on its head and a vine-covered [[Lakitu's Cloud|cloud]]. Lakipeas toss [[Sharpea]]s at passersby. During battle, Lakipea throws Sharpea Eggs at [[Mario]] and [[Luigi]]; however, these eggs will bounce over the brothers' heads, and will not harm them as long as they do not jump. | [[Lakipea]]s are the [[Beanbean Kingdom]] counterparts of the [[Lakitu]]s, as seen in ''[[Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga]]''. The two creatures are nearly identical, the only differences being that the Lakipea has a sprout on its head and a vine-covered [[Lakitu's Cloud|cloud]]. Lakipeas toss [[Sharpea]]s at passersby. During battle, Lakipea throws Sharpea Eggs at [[Mario]] and [[Luigi]]; however, these eggs will bounce over the brothers' heads, and will not harm them as long as they do not jump. | ||
Their name is a combination of the word "Lakitu," the enemy they closely resemble, and "pea," the | Their name is a combination of the word "Lakitu," the enemy they closely resemble, and "pea," the fruit. | ||
== Foreign Names == | == Foreign Names == | ||
Revision as of 23:46, December 31, 2008
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A Lakipea.
Lakipeas are the Beanbean Kingdom counterparts of the Lakitus, as seen in Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga. The two creatures are nearly identical, the only differences being that the Lakipea has a sprout on its head and a vine-covered cloud. Lakipeas toss Sharpeas at passersby. During battle, Lakipea throws Sharpea Eggs at Mario and Luigi; however, these eggs will bounce over the brothers' heads, and will not harm them as long as they do not jump.
Their name is a combination of the word "Lakitu," the enemy they closely resemble, and "pea," the fruit.
Foreign Names
