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''' | '''Marumen'''<ref>[http://honndana.sakura.ne.jp/mario/dr.cgi?key=2765 Marumen's entry at the Japanese Super Mario Daijiten (Big Dictionary)]</ref> (まるメン) are purple, spherical enemies of ''[[Wario Land 4]]''. They have a nose, and two feet. They won't hurt [[Wario]] in any way. Most Marumen are found in the early levels [[Hall of Hieroglyphs]] and [[Palm Tree Paradise]], but many of them get replaced by [[Spear-Mask]]s in the Hard and Super Hard modes. Otherwise, they are generally rare in all difficulty modes. They are mostly purple, but can turn into red as well, when Wario executes a [[Ground Pound]] near them. | ||
Marumen are practically based on [[Wanderin' Goom]]s, as they won't hurt Wario as well. Red [[Bandinero]]s share the same behavior. The name of Marumen translates to "circle face." | |||
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Revision as of 17:24, January 21, 2012
Template:Anotherlanguage Template:Species-infobox Marumen[1] (まるメン) are purple, spherical enemies of Wario Land 4. They have a nose, and two feet. They won't hurt Wario in any way. Most Marumen are found in the early levels Hall of Hieroglyphs and Palm Tree Paradise, but many of them get replaced by Spear-Masks in the Hard and Super Hard modes. Otherwise, they are generally rare in all difficulty modes. They are mostly purple, but can turn into red as well, when Wario executes a Ground Pound near them.
Marumen are practically based on Wanderin' Gooms, as they won't hurt Wario as well. Red Bandineros share the same behavior. The name of Marumen translates to "circle face."
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