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Armad | |||
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![]() Rendered game model of Armad | |||
First appearance | Super Mario Bros. Wonder (2023) | ||
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Armads are armadillo-like enemies that appear in Super Mario Bros. Wonder. They first appear in the Sunbaked Desert level Armads on the Roll. Upon seeing a player, an Armad will curl up into a ball and roll at the player. If an Armad is on a slope, it will roll down it. If a player jumps on an Armad, it will be rolled up and can be picked up and thrown, just like Koopa Troopas. Some Armads have coin trails behind them.
Gallery
- Armad model SMBW.png
Model
Additional names
Internal names
Game | File | Name | Meaning
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Super Mario Bros. Wonder | G:/romfs/Model/EnemyMajiro.bfres.zs/ | Majiro | Japanese name |
Super Mario Bros. Wonder | G:/romfs/Pack/Actor/EnemyMadillo.pack.zs | Madillo | Clipping of "armadillo" |
Names in other languages
Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
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Chinese | 球球狳[?] Qiúqiúyú |
Pun on「球」(qiú, "ball") and「犰狳」(qiúyú, "armadillo") | |
French | Tatoumi[?] | Homophonic pun on tatou ("armadillo") and possibly the expression t'as tout mis ("you put everything") | |
German | Armad[?] | - | |
Italian | Madillo[?] | Clipping of "armadillo" | |
Korean | 마딜로[?] Madillo |
Clipping of "armadillo" | |
Portuguese (NOA) | Tatu-bolado[?] | Play on tatu-bola ("three-banded armadillo") and bolado (slang for "upset") | |
Portuguese (NOE) | Madilho[?] | Clipping of armadilho ("armadillo") | |
Russian | Бронькин[?] Bron'kin |
Play on броненосец (bronenosets, "armadillo") and possibly Бронька (Bron'ka), diminutive form of Russian male name Бронислав (Bronislav); with surname suffix -ин (-in) | |
Spanish | Madillo[?] | Clipping of "armadillo" |