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Template:Species-infobox Buzzy Beetles (or simply Buzzies[citation needed]) are turtles with hard, outer shells that are often blue. Buzzy Beetles will hide in their shells if jumped on, and, like a Koopa Shell, can be kicked to eliminate more enemies. The shell of the Buzzy Beetle is strong enough to resist fireballs, and as such, they cannot be defeated by fire. In a way, they are the polar opposite of the Spinies; enemies who are immune to jumps, but vulnerable to fireballs.
History
Super Mario series
Super Mario Bros.
Buzzy Beetles first appear in World 4-2, an underground level of Super Mario Bros.. Like a Koopa Troopa, they will hide in their shell when jumped on, and can be kicked around the level. However, Mario and Luigi cannot defeat them with fireballs. After the player completes the game and restarts, all Goombas will be replaced with Buzzy Beetles.
In World 3-4, a Buzzy Beetle is one of the seven Bowser Impostors. Unlike all other Buzzy Beetles, this one is affected by fireballs; like all the other False Bowsers, five fireballs will destroy him.
Super Mario Bros. The Lost Levels
In Super Mario Bros. The Lost Levels, Buzzy Beetles return and act just as they did in the previous game. They are also found underwater occasionally in World 9, along with all the other enemies. When underwater, Buzzy Beetles are completely invulnerable, since no enemies can be jumped on while underwater.
Super Mario Bros. 3
In Super Mario Bros. 3, Buzzy Beetles return, acting the same way as they did before. Here, Buzzy Beetles can also climb and walk on the ceiling. To attack intruders, they can drop, and spin along the ground to attack. In the Game Boy Advance remake Super Mario Advance 4: Super Mario Bros. 3, when the Red Switch e-Reader Card is scanned, all walking Koopa Troopas are replaced with Buzzy Beetles. In addition, there is a flying variation called Para-Beetle, which are found only in one level. In the original version, they have the same sprites as in Super Mario Bros., albeit with a different palette, slightly different color mapping, and a single missing pixel on the top of the shell on one frame.
Super Mario World
Buzzy Beetles also appear in Super Mario World. They are still resistant to fireballs; however, Yoshi can swallow them whole, unlike Koopa Troopas' shells, which Yoshi cannot immediately swallow. They hide in their shells when jumped on, as opposed to sliding out, as the Koopas sometimes do when stomped. Spike Tops, Buzzy Beetles with a spike on their back, which cannot be jumped upon, are introduced in this game. Yoshi or a successful Spin Jump will protect Mario and Luigi from getting hit by the spikes. This game also introduces Bony Beetles, which are undead skeletons of a Buzzy Beetle.
New Super Mario Bros.
Buzzy Beetles reappear as enemies in New Super Mario Bros., although they are very rare in this game. In fact, they only appear in two levels, World 5-C, and World 6-
Tower2, where during the start of the level, the beetle is flipped over. They behave similar to their appearance back in Super Mario Bros. 3. As in Super Mario Bros., they can be kicked when stomped on, and are impervious to fire. Spike Tops reappear in this game also.
When a "bah" is heard in the music in this game and future installments, they will do a short jump, similar to Goombas.
New Super Mario Bros. Wii
Buzzy Beetles later reappear in the sequel, New Super Mario Bros. Wii. In World 6-3, a big group of Buzzy Beetles can be seen on the ceiling, and will fall on Mario and the group, as they did in Super Mario Bros. 3. In both games, Buzzy Beetles hop to the electronic vocal "bah" in the background music. They also appear in World 8-1, and these ones don't walk off ledges, unlike normal Buzzy Beetles, mainly because they walk off ledges that lead to a body of lava. Kamek may also transform blocks into them during his boss fight in World 8-
Tower World 8-Fortress. Spike Tops also reappear again. However, the most notable appearance is the reappearance of Para-Beetles who have not been seen since their original appearance in Super Mario Bros. 3, and a new sub-species called Heavy Para-Beetle. They only appear in World 7-6.
Unlike in Super Mario World, Yoshi can't completely eat Buzzy Beetles. However, he can spit out their shells in the same manner as with a Koopa Troopa shell.
Big Buzzy Beetles were originally going to appear in this game too, but they never appeared in any levels in the final game. However, through hacking methods, it is possible to use one in a level.
New Super Mario Bros. 2
Buzzy Beetles reappear in Nintendo 3DS game New Super Mario Bros. 2. They are found in numerous underground levels, including World 6-1 and World 
Flower-B.
New Super Mario Bros. U
Buzzy Beetles also appear in the Nintendo Wii U title, New Super Mario Bros. U. Bony Beetles also make a return since their debut in Super Mario World, now resembling an undead Buzzy Beetle. The large variety of Buzzy Beetle, which first appeared in Paper Mario: Sticker Star, also appears.
Super Mario Bros.: Peach-hime Kyushutsu Dai Sakusen
In Super Mario Bros.: Peach-hime Kyushutsu Dai Sakusen, two Buzzy Beetles (although gold in color) made a brief appearance in the movie where they attempted to attack the heroes but were defeated by Mario when he used a Fire Flower to shoot them with a fireball, despite the fact that Buzzy Beetles are ordinarily immune to fire attacks in the games.
Nintendo Adventure Books
Some Buzzy Beetles appear in Wendy O. Koopa's secret camp in the Magma Pits in Koopa Capers.
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Hotel Mario
Buzzy Beetles appear as enemies in Hotel Mario. They are introduced in Larry's Chillton Hotel, and have a redesigned appearance, fit for the chilly environment. Unlike in other appearances, they behave more like Goombas except they will walk in Mario's direction when he arrives on their floor.
Paper Mario series
Buzzy Beetles also appear in the Paper Mario series. They are shell enemies like the Koopa Troopas, meaning they can be flipped over when they are jumped on or by a POW Block. However, unlike the Koopas, Buzzy Beetles do not spend a turn struggling on their back; they can right themselves on their very next turn, though they can't attack on that turn. Fire attacks won't hurt them at all. However, if they are flipped on their back, they lose the fire immunity. Related enemies are Spike Tops, Parabuzzies (Para-Beetles which now lose their wings when they are stomped), and Bony Beetles. One of the new types of Buzzy Beetles are Spiky Parabuzzies, which flies and have a spike on their back, making it hard to damage them. In Paper Mario, Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door, and Super Paper Mario, Buzzy Beetles eyes and entire face are visible, unlike the other games, where most of its face is covered revealing glowing eyes.
Paper Mario
In Paper Mario, Buzzy Beetles appear in the Toad Town Tunnels and in the Dry Dry Ruins. In Dry Dry Ruins, several Buzzy Beetles climb on the ceiling, like in Super Mario Bros. 3. They can drop on Mario to attack them, and he cannot jump on them while they are hanging from the ceiling. However, he can use a badge to cause an earthquake, which causes the Buzzy Beetles to fall to the ground. Spike Tops, which are red in the game, are enemies fought inside Mt. Lavalava; and Bony Beetles are found in Bowser's Castle.
Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door
In Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, the first Buzzy Beetles in the game are fought in the Glitz Pit. They are red Spike Tops; however, as regular Spike Tops in the game are blue, they are called Red Spike Tops in the game. Two of them build up the fighting team known as the Tiny Spinies.
Regular Buzzy Beetles later appear as enemies in the cave under the well of the Creepy Steeple alongside Spike Tops. Para-Beetles, now known as Parabuzzies, appear in Pirate's Grotto. Spiky Parabuzzies are also introduced, these are found in Riverside Station. Most of these species can be found in the Pit of 100 Trials.
The game also features Sky-Blue Spinies. It is implied that these are a cross between Buzzy Beetles and Spinies, as they are called "Käfer-Stachis" ("Buzzy Beetle Spinies") in the German version of Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door.
Buzzy Beetles have very high defense and are immune to fire. Using special moves or some items such as Earth Quake will easily defeat them. The Buzzy Beetle and its species share the same stats and immunities.
Super Paper Mario
Buzzy Beetles reappear in Super Paper Mario. The game introduces a new sub-species, the Stone Buzzies: Buzzy Beetles with stone shells that always take three hits to be defeated. They are found in the Downtown of Crag. The game also features "dark" versions of several Buzzy Beetles, notably Dark Spike Tops and Dark Stone Buzzies, found in the Flopside Pit of 100 Trials.
Paper Mario: Sticker Star
Buzzy Beetles appear in Paper Mario: Sticker Star where they are inside cave places and in 2D underground segments. Their appearance is similar to that of their New Super Mario Bros. counterparts. In the overworld they are able to travel along the bottoms and sides of platforms, similar to a Spike Top. The Buzzy Beetle's only attack in this game is going into its shell and ramming into Mario. A Buzzy Beetle's shell toss attack sometimes gets Mario Dizzy. If Mario jumps on it but does not defeat it, it will hide inside its shell for a short time. When hiding, no attack will damage it. Mario can jump on it again to kick it at enemies behind it, damaging them. Spike Tops and Bony Beetles also appear in this game, as well as the introduction of Shiny Buzzy Beetles. A Buzzy Beetle may rarely drop a Flashy Shell sticker. Buzzy Beetles are aided by nobody except Goombas.
If a Buzzy Beetle is upside down, it will try to get back up. Unlike the Koopa Troopas, these Buzzy Beetles will always get back up as soon as they are flipped over, and rarely make the First Strike. However, 5 five Buzzy Beetles in Drybake Stadium are smart guards and will do their best to prevent Mario from leaving the rooms. They are also the last Buzzy Beetle fight and the only fight to have a group of 5.
An optional mini-boss, Big Buzzy Beetle, also appears in the game.
Paper Mario: Color Splash
Buzzy Beetles return in Paper Mario: Color Splash. They have the same behavior and appearance as they do in Paper Mario: Sticker Star. They appear in Indigo Underground. Small Buzzy Beetles appear in the Sacred Forest, along with a Small Buzzy Beetle Gang. A Buzzy Beetle Tower that consists of a Buzzy Beetle, a Small Buzzy Beetle, a Big Buzzy Beetle, and a green Spike Guy appears in The Emerald Circus. Buzzy Beetle Gangs appear in the parallel world on Lighthouse Island.
Mario & Luigi series
Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam
Buzzy Beetles appear in Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam, being encountered in the lower half of Mount Brrr. Each time it takes damage, it will hide in its shell. While the Buzzy Beetle's in its shell, the damage it takes is reduced to 0. The only way to get the Buzzy Beetle out of hiding is to hammer the shell and then dodge it when it comes back towards the bro who hit it. When it hides in its shell, it has an attack where it can spin so much that, if jumped on it when it spins hard, Mario and Luigi become dizzy, and Paper Mario loses most of his copies. They can also attack by walking towards one of the bros., occasionally getting into their shell. The attack can be countered with a hammer, though attacking them when they are in their shell causes the shell to get knocked away, and into the bro that hit it. Buzzy Beetles are located in Mount Brrr. If the Trio Hammer is used near them, they are flipped over. When they are flipped, the player can do a First Strike to them, which also prevents them from hiding in their shell at least once. Oddly, in this game, they are not fireproof when Mario and Luigi use the Fire Flower, as they take half damage from fire. Their paper form does not appear in this game.
Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga + Bowser's Minions
Buzzy Beetles appear in Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga + Bowser's Minions after being absent in the original game. They appear as enemies and recruitable allies exclusively in Minion Quest: The Search for Bowser.
Mario Party series
Mario Party 6
Buzzy Beetles make a cameo appearance in the 2-vs-2 mini-game, Slot Trot. They appear as one of the images on the slots. They appearance here is similar to the Paper Mario series appearance, except for their claws and paws, which aren't white.
Mario Party DS
Buzzy Beetles makes a cameo appearance in the Memory Mash minigame as pictures of a possible match. These Buzzy Beetles get their appearance from the Paper Mario series. These pictures are identical to Mario Party 6 Slot Trot ones.
Mario Party 8
Buzzy Beetles appear solely in the Battle Minigame, Glacial Meltdown in Mario Party 8. A Lakitu throws them onto the ice making them both obstacles and weapons for the players to use to knock the opponets off the ice. It is unknown why the Lakitu threw Buzzy Beetles instead of its species' normal Spiny accomplices.
Mario Party 9
Some Buzzy Beetles appear in the minigame Goomba Spotting, as a trick in order to lead the player into miscounting, since only the number of Goombas is counted at the end of the minigame. A Buzzy Beetle is also on one of the puzzles in Jigsaw Jumble.
Mario Party: Island Tour
Buzzy Beetles appear in a few minigames in Mario Party: Island Tour. Also, one of them can be seen walking in the rocks of Bowser's Peculiar Peak board.
Mario Party: The Top 100
Buzzy Beetles make a cameo appearance in the return of the minigame Slot Trot from Mario Party 6.
Puzzle & Dragons: Super Mario Bros. Edition
Buzzy Beetles appear as enemies and potential allies in Puzzle & Dragons: Super Mario Bros. Edition. They have the Dark attribute, and their skill involves reducing enemy damage for three turns.
Enemy Buzzy Beetles have two skills that they can use. The first skill, called Light Bind, paralyzes all the player's teammates who have Light as their main attribute or sub-attribute for two turns. The second skill, called Beetle Guard, protects the Buzzy Beetle and its allies from all status defects (such as defense reductions and turn delays) for a few turns.
The player can transform a Buzzy Beetle into a Bony Beetle by using four Boo Mushrooms on it. Alternatively, the Buzzy Beetle can transform into a Para-Beetle when given four P-Wings.
Super Mario Maker / Super Mario Maker for Nintendo 3DS
Buzzy Beetles reappear in Super Mario Maker and Super Mario Maker for Nintendo 3DS with the addition of a new Shell Helmet which Mario can wear when a Buzzy Beetle shell lands on his head, protecting him from enemies and traps from above. The player can also place the helmet by shaking a Buzzy Beetle in the editor.
Mario is able to ride on Buzzy Beetles by jumping and landing on them as they move, if they are shot by a Bill Blaster. By adding wings, Buzzy Beetles will slowly float from right to left (or left to right in some scenarios, such as being shot by a Bill Blaster) while maintaining Mario's ability to stand on them. Single winged Buzzy Beetles will rise when stood upon, while those with any number of enemies stacked upon them (including additional winged Buzzy Beetles) will maintain a constant altitude.
Profiles and statistics
Paper Mario series
| Paper Mario enemy | |||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Buzzy Beetle | |||||||||
|
Max HP | 3 | Attack | 2 | Defense | 2 (standing), 0 (flipped) | |||
| Role | Common | Type | Ground or Ceiling | Level | 10 | ||||
| Strong | Fire, Explosion (standing), None (flipped) | Weak | None | Moves | Shell Toss (2), Ceiling Drop (3), Stand Up | ||||
| Sleep? | 90%, 0 | Dizzy? | 75%, 0 | Shock? | 75%, 0 | ||||
| Shrink? | 90%, 0 | Stop? | 90%, 0 | Fright? | 75% (standing); 0% (flipped) | ||||
| Air Lift? | 75% | Hurricane? | 75% | Coins | 1 + 1-2 | ||||
| Items | Super Soda | Run | 24 | Location(s) | Dry Dry Ruins, Toad Town Tunnels | ||||
| Tattle | This is a Buzzy Beetle. Buzzy Beetles are cute--but mean. Max HP: 3, Attack Power: 2, Defense Power: 2 Fire attacks don't work very well against these hardheads. If you can flip 'em, though, their defense power falls to 0. Keep flipping 'em, Mario! I heard that they used to flourish all over the place, but now they're only found in dark, shadowy places. | ||||||||
| Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door enemy | ||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Buzzy Beetle | ||||||||
| File:Buzzy Beetle2.PNG | Max HP | 5 | Attack | 3 | Defense | 4 | ||
| Location(s) | Creepy Steeple | Role | Common | Level | 16 | |||
| Sleep? | 75% | Dizzy? | 75% | Confuse? | 75% | |||
| Tiny? | 90% | Stop? | 90% | Soft? | 95% | |||
| Burn? | 0% | Freeze? | 75% | Fright? | 60% | |||
| Gale Force? | 30% | KO? | 95% | Moves | Shell Toss (3), Get Up (Stops being Flipped) | |||
| Exp. points | 0 | Coins | 1 - 3 | Items | Power Punch, Slow Shroom, Mini Mr. Mini | |||
| Tattle Log #: 31 |
Log | It's well protected and immune to fire or explosions, but if you flip it over, its Defense drops to zero. | ||||||
| Tattle | That's a Buzzy Beetle. Awww... It's kinda cute! Max HP is 5, Attack is 3, and Defense is 4. It's got pretty good Defense... and fire and explosions don't hurt it whatsoever. But, if you jump on it, you can flip it over and drop its Defense down to 0. Then it's at our mercy! Ha! Don't hesitate! Jump! Jump! Jump jump jump! | |||||||
| Super Paper Mario enemy | |||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Buzzy Beetle | |||||||||
|
Max HP | 1 | Role | Common | Location(s) | Yold Ruins (1-4), Floro Caverns (5-3), Flipside Pit of 100 Trials (Rooms 18, 37 and 51) | |||
| Attack | 1 | Card type | Common | ||||||
| Defense | 3 | Items | Big Egg | Card location(s) | Card Shop; Catch Card/SP; Chapter 1-4: Found in a secret area via a 3D-accessible path near the door to the Spiky Tromp trap area. | ||||
| Score | 200 | ||||||||
| Card description | This little guy is built to withstand anything. Even a Muth stampede wouldn't flatten it...Probably. | ||||||||
| List of Catch Cards 16 17 18 |
Tattle | This is a Buzzy Beetle... It's much tougher than it looks... Max HP is 1, Attack is 1, and Defense is 3. Even flames won't scorch its hard shell... Sometimes, they cling to the ceiling and drop down on your head when you walk by... Not very friendly, Buzzy... Shame on you... | |||||||
| Paper Mario: Sticker Star enemy | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Buzzy Beetle | ||||||
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Max HP | 7 | Role | Common | Location(s) | Hither Thither Hill, Drybake Desert, Drybake Stadium |
| Attack | 5 | Stickers | N/A | |||
| Defense | 1 | Moves | Shell Toss (5) | |||
| Paper Mario: Color Splash enemy | |||||||||||||||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Buzzy Beetle | |||||||||||||||||||||
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HP | 14 | Type | Shelled | Role | Common | Card | ||||||||||||||
| Strong | Jump, Fire | Weak | POW Block | Card drop rate | 5 |  | |||||||||||||||
| Moves | Attack (6), Stomped-on Attack (25), Line Attack (6), Group Attack (6), Blowback Attack (12) | ||||||||||||||||||||
| Location(s) | Indigo Underground, Lighthouse Island, Redpepper Volcano | ||||||||||||||||||||
| Quotes | Usual: "Bzzzzz!" ~ "Bah!" ~ "Can't flip me!" ~ "Buzzy Beetle beatdown!" Shell: "Buzzy Beetle Blocker...engage!" ~ "Clickity-clack!" Flipped: "Buzz-side down..." ~ "Whoopsie!" | ||||||||||||||||||||
| Enemy class | |||||||||||||||||||||
| ENEMY_ZAKO_LV1 | |||||||||||||||||||||
| Dropped items | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam
| Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam enemy | ||||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Buzzy Beetle | ||||||||||
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|
HP | 53 | POW | 77 (68) | Defense | 120 (95) | Speed | 67 | ||
| Role | Common | Type | Shelled | Weakness | None | Location(s) | Mount Brrr | |||
| Level | 16 | Experience | 72 (67) | Coins | 38 | Item drop | Supersyrup Jar - 8% Shiny Battle Card - 4% | |||
| Notice: Stats in parentheses are from the game's Easy Mode. | ||||||||||
Super Smash Bros. series
Super Smash Bros. Brawl trophy
| Name | Image | Game | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Buzzy Beetle | 
|
NES Super Mario Bros. | A Koopa underling with a heavy shell protecting it from fire. Stomping on Buzzy Beetles from above is the main way to deal with them, but spiked variations that cannot be stomped also exist. After saving Princess Peach in Super Mario Bros. and starting a new game, you'll find that most Goombas have turned into Buzzy Beetles. |
| DS New Super Mario Bros. |
Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS trophy
| Name | Image | NTSC-U Description | PAL Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Buzzy Beetle | 
|
A bothersome enemy protected by a hard shell. Mario's fireballs have no effect on these guys, much to the envy of their Koopa buddies. Buzzy Beetles also like to hang out on ceilings and then rudely drop on Mario as he passes. That sturdy shell gives Mario a major headache! | A troublesome foe protected by a tough shell. Some Buzzy Beetles walk upside-down on ceilings and fall on Mario as he walks past, so watch out! Surely they're going to crack their shells one day, dropping from the ceiling like that... Best to avoid this crazy situation altogether. |
Super Mario Run
- Notebook bio: "This black turtle is protected by a tough shell. It'll sometimes walk on the ceiling, falling on foes below."
Game appearances
Gallery
- For this subject's image gallery, see Gallery:Buzzy Beetle.
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | メット[?] Metto |
From English "helmet"; officially romanised as "Met" | |
| Chinese | 鋼盔甲蟲/钢盔甲虫[2] Gāngkuījiǎchóng |
Helmet Beetle | |
| Dutch | Buzzy Beetle[?] | - | |
| German | Käfer Bummel-Käfer (Super Paper Mario)[?] |
Beetle Dawdle Beetle |
|
| Italian | Nella Template:Nowrap[?] |
Nella is an Italian female given name. Inverted Buzzy Beetle Literal translation. - |
|
| Korean | 하잉바[?] Haingba |
From 하이바 Haiba, a slang term for a word "helmet". This word is originally from Japanese 「ファイバー」 (Faibā), means Fiber. | |
| Portuguese | Besouro[?] | Beetle | |
| Russian | Каскожук[?] Kaskozhuk |
Helmet beetle | |
| Spanish (NOA) | Buzzy[?] | - | |
| Spanish (NOE) | Buzzy Beetle Buzzy (Paper Mario: Sticker Star)[?] |
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Trivia
- Buzzy Beetles and Koopa Paratroopas are the only enemies from Super Mario Bros. that have yet to appear in a 3D Super Mario game.
- However, in Super Mario Galaxy and Super Mario Galaxy 2, similar enemies known as Goombeetles appear, which wear shells similar to those of Buzzy Beetles.
- Buzzy Beetles are the only enemies from Super Mario Bros. to not appear in The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!
References
- ^ Super Mario Bros./Duck Hunt Canadian instruction booklet. Page 32.
- ^ 无敌阿尔宙斯 (August 28, 2013). 神游 超级马力欧世界 敌人官译. Baidu Tieba. Retrieved February 2, 2017.
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