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^^^Who are you and why exactly is this split necessary? Red Urchins are just a palette swap after all. [[User:SmokedChili|SmokedChili]] ([[User talk:SmokedChili|Talk]]) ([[User:SmokedChili/Thoughts Page|Thoughts]]) 04:59, 23 August 2015 (EDT) | ^^^Who are you and why exactly is this split necessary? Red Urchins are just a palette swap after all. [[User:SmokedChili|SmokedChili]] ([[User talk:SmokedChili|Talk]]) ([[User:SmokedChili/Thoughts Page|Thoughts]]) 04:59, 23 August 2015 (EDT) | ||
== ''Super Mario Galaxy'' Oddities == | |||
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''Super Mario Galaxy'' Urchins may not be the same enemy. According to the ''Super Mario Galaxy'' section of ''Encyclopedia Super Mario Bros.'', their name is actually 「ウニゾー」 (126), or ''Unizō'', and they have a land variant called 「陸ウニゾー」 (128), or ''Riku Unizō''. Oddly enough, in the ''Super Mario Galaxy 2'' section of ''Encyclopedia Super Mario Bros.'', their name was changed: 「ウニラ」 (159) for the underwater version and 「陸ウニラ」 (161) for the land version, instead matching the usual ''Unira'' (Urchin). The former is further supported by the [http://neomariogalaxy.bplaced.net/?page=objectdb game files] of both, where "<tt>Unizo</tt>" and "<tt>UnizoLand</tt>" are separate objects. It seems as though they were originally intended to be separate species, at least before ''Super Mario Galaxy 2'' material. If nothing else, this is grounds for splitting the land counterpart, so the question is whether to split one or both. [[User:LinkTheLefty|LinkTheLefty]] ([[User talk:LinkTheLefty|talk]]) 07:59, 9 December 2017 (EST) |
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Can someone please upload a pic of urchin from mario galaxy?F g
Split Mega Urchin and Mini Urchin from Urchin
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I don't understand why these two things are merged because while it is true that they are in fact just bigger and small versions of Urchins they both have what I believe are official names (QUICK SOMEONE WITH A PRIMA GUIDE FOR NEW SUPER MARIO BROS. WII AND NSMB2 CONFIRM THIS) and they both show differences from regular Urchins because unlike Urchins which swim and roll both of these (I believe) don't move at all. I would also like to add that we have pages for smaller types of enemies like Micro Goomba and bigger types of enemies like Colossal Paratroopa so I fail to see why these pages should be treated differently.
Proposer: Raven Effect (talk)
Deadline: October 5, 2012, 23:59 GMT
Split both
- Raven Effect (talk) Per my proposal.
- GreenDisaster (talk) Per proposal.
- Koopa K (talk) Per them.
- RandomYoshi (talk) – Per proposal.
- Tails777 (talk) Yes, it's Mini Urchin alright (though I don't have the NSMBW guide so I can't check that one). But I still say let's-a-split them. Per all.
Split only Mega Urchin
Split only Mini Urchin
Keep them merged
Comments
Unira
According to the article, the Japanese name for these guys is Unira. I realize that, other than being sea urchins, they don't really look the same, but Unira is also the name of the sea urchins from Clu Clu Land. Is mentioning this noteworthy for the article? -- 1337star (Mailbox SP) Happy Halloween! 17:30, 30 October 2012 (EDT)
Two kinds in SMW
Theres some that move on walls and some that go in straight lines. 24.187.191.151 00:16, 23 February 2013 (EST)
Split Urchin and Red Urchin
Red Urchins need an article for itself not to redirect to Urchins
^^^Who are you and why exactly is this split necessary? Red Urchins are just a palette swap after all. SmokedChili (Talk) (Thoughts) 04:59, 23 August 2015 (EDT)
Super Mario Galaxy Oddities
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Super Mario Galaxy Urchins may not be the same enemy. According to the Super Mario Galaxy section of Encyclopedia Super Mario Bros., their name is actually 「ウニゾー」 (126), or Unizō, and they have a land variant called 「陸ウニゾー」 (128), or Riku Unizō. Oddly enough, in the Super Mario Galaxy 2 section of Encyclopedia Super Mario Bros., their name was changed: 「ウニラ」 (159) for the underwater version and 「陸ウニラ」 (161) for the land version, instead matching the usual Unira (Urchin). The former is further supported by the game files of both, where "Unizo" and "UnizoLand" are separate objects. It seems as though they were originally intended to be separate species, at least before Super Mario Galaxy 2 material. If nothing else, this is grounds for splitting the land counterpart, so the question is whether to split one or both. LinkTheLefty (talk) 07:59, 9 December 2017 (EST)