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[[Image:Pinhead.png|thumb|left|200px|Mario bowling over some '''Pinheads'''.]] | [[Image:Pinhead.png|thumb|left|200px|Mario bowling over some '''Pinheads'''.]] | ||
'''Pinheads''' are a type of creature appearing in the game, ''[[Super Mario Galaxy 2]]''. They appear as bowling pin-shaped enemies with two beady eyes, a red squiggly mouth, and a yellow antenna. These creatures are very rare, only appearing in two galaxies: [[Boulder Bowl Galaxy]] and [[Melty Monster Galaxy]]. They can only be defeated by [[Rock Mario]], and when they see the plumber turning into a rolling [[boulder]], they tremble desperately. But if Mario walks over to them, they hide in holes underneath themselves. | '''Pinheads''' are a type of bowling ball-like creature appearing in the game, ''[[Super Mario Galaxy 2]]''. They appear as bowling pin-shaped enemies with two beady eyes, a red squiggly mouth, and a yellow antenna. These creatures are very rare, only appearing in two galaxies: [[Boulder Bowl Galaxy]] and [[Melty Monster Galaxy]]. They can only be defeated by [[Rock Mario]], and when they see the plumber turning into a rolling [[boulder]], they tremble desperately. But if Mario walks over to them, they hide in holes underneath themselves. | ||
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Mario bowling over some Pinheads.
Pinheads are a type of bowling ball-like creature appearing in the game, Super Mario Galaxy 2. They appear as bowling pin-shaped enemies with two beady eyes, a red squiggly mouth, and a yellow antenna. These creatures are very rare, only appearing in two galaxies: Boulder Bowl Galaxy and Melty Monster Galaxy. They can only be defeated by Rock Mario, and when they see the plumber turning into a rolling boulder, they tremble desperately. But if Mario walks over to them, they hide in holes underneath themselves.
