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'''Sombrero Guys''' are a type of [[Shy Guy]] that debut in the game ''[[Paper Mario: Sticker Star]]''. They wear Sombreros on their head and hold Mexican instruments. | |||
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====''Paper Mario: Sticker Star''==== | |||
Sombrero Guys are the more common member of the Mariachi Guys, found in the various levels of World 2. Unlike Shy Guys, Sombrero Guys have more health and are also slightly larger than Shy Guys. If the player is battling with a Sombrero Guy as well as another enemy, the Sombrero Guy will play its guitar and temporarily double each foes' attack stat for 2 to 5 turns or if the Sombrero Guy has low HP, it may restore 10 [[Heart Point|HP]] to itself and its allies. If a Sombrero Guy is battled alone, it will usually [[Flee|run away]] if not defeated instantly. Occasionally, it might throw its Sombrero at [[Mario]]. They sometimes drop a [[Sticker (Paper Mario: Sticker Star)#Sombrero|Sombrero sticker]] upon defeat. They are found in every level in World 2 except [[Damp Oasis]]. | Sombrero Guys are the more common member of the Mariachi Guys, found in the various levels of World 2. Unlike Shy Guys, Sombrero Guys have more health and are also slightly larger than Shy Guys. If the player is battling with a Sombrero Guy as well as another enemy, the Sombrero Guy will play its guitar and temporarily double each foes' attack stat for 2 to 5 turns or if the Sombrero Guy has low HP, it may restore 10 [[Heart Point|HP]] to itself and its allies. If a Sombrero Guy is battled alone, it will usually [[Flee|run away]] if not defeated instantly. Occasionally, it might throw its Sombrero at [[Mario]]. They sometimes drop a [[Sticker (Paper Mario: Sticker Star)#Sombrero|Sombrero sticker]] upon defeat. They are found in every level in World 2 except [[Damp Oasis]]. | ||
Revision as of 10:59, October 10, 2016
Template:Pmssenemy Sombrero Guys are a type of Shy Guy that debut in the game Paper Mario: Sticker Star. They wear Sombreros on their head and hold Mexican instruments.
History
Paper Mario series
Paper Mario: Sticker Star
Sombrero Guys are the more common member of the Mariachi Guys, found in the various levels of World 2. Unlike Shy Guys, Sombrero Guys have more health and are also slightly larger than Shy Guys. If the player is battling with a Sombrero Guy as well as another enemy, the Sombrero Guy will play its guitar and temporarily double each foes' attack stat for 2 to 5 turns or if the Sombrero Guy has low HP, it may restore 10 HP to itself and its allies. If a Sombrero Guy is battled alone, it will usually run away if not defeated instantly. Occasionally, it might throw its Sombrero at Mario. They sometimes drop a Sombrero sticker upon defeat. They are found in every level in World 2 except Damp Oasis.
Unlike other enemies in the overworld, a Sombrero Guy will simply stay in place and play their guitar. If the player goes into battle with an enemy in the vicinity, the Sombrero Guy will jump into the battle as well. However if Mario runs out of HP in battle and the player does the same area again, Sombrero Guys in that area will not jump into the battle making the enemies much easier to battle.
Paper Mario: Color Splash
Template:Newsubject In Paper Mario: Color Splash, Sombrero Guys make an appearance in Sunset Express as enemies who can't be defeated since they always end up fleeing.
Mario & Luigi series
Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam
Template:Pjenemy Sombrero Guys return in Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam as enemies encountered at the lower level of Mount Brrr. They only have four options for their turn. Either they attack by their copies throwing sombreros at the Trio or just the Bros., giving all their allies the POW-Up status, and fleeing with no experience given. They rarely attack, and are more likely to power up their allies or run away from the fight. It doesn't get hit by a First Strike, especially if all the enemies were defeated in one hit. Sombrero Guys are the only Paper Mario-exclusive characters to appear in Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam.
