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Well they are two different things.different species are nomrmally on different pages.[[User:Bob-omb buddy|Bob-omb buddy]]
Well they are two different things.different species are nomrmally on different pages.[[User:Bob-omb buddy|Bob-omb buddy]]
Well how did they get tanooki tails? If they did they have to be alive...


== Gira (Super Mario Land) ==
== Gira (Super Mario Land) ==

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They are alive! Max2 (talk) Not mechanical.

...Um... Can you prove that? If there's not enough evidence, we can't add anything; PM:TTYD says Bob-ombs have GENDER and we still consider them mechanical. YELLOWYOSHI398

yeah. Bullet Bill in MPA, those Glitz Pit Bullet Bills, etc. Max2 (talk)

Not that, in-universe, characters are unsure whether Bullet Bill Blasters are alive or not. The same probably applies to Bullet Bills. -- Son of Suns

They will remain under the category of mechanical, until it is proven otherwise. Dpiconani448.gifMaster LucarioDpiconani448.gif The Aura is with me...

Well they are two different things.different species are nomrmally on different pages.Bob-omb buddy

Well how did they get tanooki tails? If they did they have to be alive...

Gira (Super Mario Land)

I actually thought that Gira from Super Mario Land is the same as Bullet Bill, just with an untranslated name (like Piranha Plant/Pakkun Flower), but I looked again at the Japanese SML site and noticed that its name is written ギラー (Girā) as opposed to キラー (Kirā=Killer=Bullet Bill). So its Japanese name is really slightly different, should it get its own article again (there is also a difference gameplay-wise, their blasters come out of pipes)? --Grandy02 10:24, 4 March 2009 (EST)

Yes, Gira should be separated, but we can leave a brief Super Mario Land section with a "main" link to the Gira page. -- Son of Suns (talk)

Actually I think they are mechanical, considering that Through out the games, Unlike some living bob-omb Characters (Boberry etc.), There is not a single game where bullet bills talk. User Wariowab

M&S

In Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Winter Games there was a giant Bullet Bill that was the boss of the skeleton and bobsleigh events. Shouldn't we note this in the article? User:Mecha-Boss Unit

Split Template:Fakelink from Bullet Bill

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Big Bullet Bill is a character (boss) that is in Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Winter Games, while Bullet Bill is a species. Since they are different, I propose that we split them.

Proposer: KS3 (talk)
Deadline: April 16 2010, 24:00

Split into separate page
  1. KS3 (talk) per all
  2. Commander Code-8 (talk) This is a perfectly reasonable proposal.
  3. Mr bones (talk) per all
Split and merge into Banzai Bill
Don't split
Comments

I think we should merge Big Bullet Bill with Banzai Bill. Can we add that to the proposal? Fawfulfury65

No, because it is a character. If there were multiple Big Bullet Bills racing against you than maybe, but this is a charater/boss. KS3 (talk · contribute)
I'm not sure how the number of Big Bullet Bills does with it being different from Banzai Bill. Fawfulfury65
As far as I know, Banzai Bills generally have a grin and no arms, while Big Bullet Bill looks like a normal Bullet Bill, just bigger. --Grandy02 10:44, 3 April 2010 (EDT)
normal Bullet Bills used to have grins and no arms. KS3 (talk · contribute)

Whoever put the super smash bros melee trophy as a banzai bill must be warned!
— The preceding unsigned comment was added by Mariosonic444 (talk).

It's probably just a minor mistake. That's not what warnings are for. Rosalina costume pose in Super Mario Maker Mario JC