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'''Walker Guys''' are light blue [[Shy Guy]]s with bright red shoes that are enemies fought in [[Neo Bowser Castle]] in ''[[Mario & Luigi: Dream Team]]''. In the field, they get dragged by their respective [[Chain Chomp]]s towards [[Mario]] and [[Luigi]] when spotted. At the start of battle, they always appear with a Chain Chomp. If defeated, the Walker Guy | '''Walker Guys''' are light blue [[Shy Guy]]s with bright red shoes that are enemies fought in [[Neo Bowser Castle]] in ''[[Mario & Luigi: Dream Team]]''. In the field, they get dragged by their respective [[Chain Chomp]]s towards [[Mario]] and [[Luigi]] when spotted. At the start of battle, they always appear with a Chain Chomp. If that Chain Chomp is defeated, the Walker Guy's "attack" is to run into the background and look for a new Chain Chomp, though it does not always succeed. Walker Guys are stronger than [[Shy Guy R|Shy Guys R]]. | ||
Chain Chomps may look at a Bro., and start to swing its chain with the Walker Guy holding on, where the Walker Guy will get flung off towards the same Bro. However, if the Chain Chomp swings the Walker Guy with its eyes closed, then the Walker Guy will be flung towards the opposite Bro., but the Chain Chomp will lunge at the Bro. who was looked at before starting the attack. The Bro. the Walker Guy was flung towards must hammer them to the ground before them to avoid taking damage. The Chain Chomp will then charge at a Bro., who must be stopped by having the targeted Bro. hammer it. If the Walker Guy is countered and the Chain Chomp attacks the same Bro., the Walker Guy will end up get mowed over and take damage. | Chain Chomps may look at a Bro., and start to swing its chain with the Walker Guy holding on, where the Walker Guy will get flung off towards the same Bro. However, if the Chain Chomp swings the Walker Guy with its eyes closed, then the Walker Guy will be flung towards the opposite Bro., but the Chain Chomp will lunge at the Bro. who was looked at before starting the attack. The Bro. the Walker Guy was flung towards must hammer them to the ground before them to avoid taking damage. The Chain Chomp will then charge at a Bro., who must be stopped by having the targeted Bro. hammer it. If the Walker Guy is countered and the Chain Chomp attacks the same Bro., the Walker Guy will end up get mowed over and take damage. | ||
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A Chain Chomp may also drag its Walker Guy through the Bros., who must jump over or on either the Walker Guy or the Chain Chomp to avoid them. The Walker Guy takes more damage the longer it gets dragged about, and may attempt to pull the Chain Chomp back just before it hits a Bro., which may throw off the Bros.' timing. After either a Bro. gets hit by this attack, or the attack fails to hit a Bro. for long enough, it ends. | A Chain Chomp may also drag its Walker Guy through the Bros., who must jump over or on either the Walker Guy or the Chain Chomp to avoid them. The Walker Guy takes more damage the longer it gets dragged about, and may attempt to pull the Chain Chomp back just before it hits a Bro., which may throw off the Bros.' timing. After either a Bro. gets hit by this attack, or the attack fails to hit a Bro. for long enough, it ends. | ||
In ''[[Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam]]'', normal Shy Guys in that game's Neo Bowser Castle carry around two Chain Chomps. | |||
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Latest revision as of 14:18, August 10, 2024
| Walker Guy | |
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 Sprite from Mario & Luigi: Dream Team | |
| First appearance | Mario & Luigi: Dream Team (2013) |
| Variant of | Shy Guy |
Walker Guys are light blue Shy Guys with bright red shoes that are enemies fought in Neo Bowser Castle in Mario & Luigi: Dream Team. In the field, they get dragged by their respective Chain Chomps towards Mario and Luigi when spotted. At the start of battle, they always appear with a Chain Chomp. If that Chain Chomp is defeated, the Walker Guy's "attack" is to run into the background and look for a new Chain Chomp, though it does not always succeed. Walker Guys are stronger than Shy Guys R.
Chain Chomps may look at a Bro., and start to swing its chain with the Walker Guy holding on, where the Walker Guy will get flung off towards the same Bro. However, if the Chain Chomp swings the Walker Guy with its eyes closed, then the Walker Guy will be flung towards the opposite Bro., but the Chain Chomp will lunge at the Bro. who was looked at before starting the attack. The Bro. the Walker Guy was flung towards must hammer them to the ground before them to avoid taking damage. The Chain Chomp will then charge at a Bro., who must be stopped by having the targeted Bro. hammer it. If the Walker Guy is countered and the Chain Chomp attacks the same Bro., the Walker Guy will end up get mowed over and take damage.
A Chain Chomp may also drag its Walker Guy through the Bros., who must jump over or on either the Walker Guy or the Chain Chomp to avoid them. The Walker Guy takes more damage the longer it gets dragged about, and may attempt to pull the Chain Chomp back just before it hits a Bro., which may throw off the Bros.' timing. After either a Bro. gets hit by this attack, or the attack fails to hit a Bro. for long enough, it ends.
In Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam, normal Shy Guys in that game's Neo Bowser Castle carry around two Chain Chomps.
Statistics[edit]
Mario & Luigi: Dream Team[edit]
| Mario & Luigi: Dream Team enemy | ||||||||
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HP | 136 | Role | Common | Level | 34 | Location(s) | Neo Bowser Castle |
| Power | 250 | Position | Normal | No Hitter | 54 | |||
| Defense | 206 | World | Real | Weakness | None | Item drop | Max Mushroom (4%) None (0%) | |
| Speed | 104 | Experience | 330 (396) | Coins | 20 (100%) | |||
Names in other languages[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
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| Japanese | おさんぽヘイホー[?] O-sanpo Heihō |
Walk Shy Guy | |
| French (NOA) | Maskache Promeneur[?] | Shy Guy Walker | |
| French (NOE) | Maskass rôdeur[?] | Wandering Shy Guy | |
| German | Wander Guy[?] | Walk Guy | |
| Italian | Tipo a spasso[?] | Walking Guy | |
| Portuguese | Masquito viajante[?] | Travelling Shy Guy | |
| Russian | Гуляка[?] Gulyaka |
Diminutive of "гулять" (gulyat, to walk) | |
| Spanish (NOA) | Shy Guy Caminante[?] | Walker Shy Guy | |
| Spanish (NOE) | Merodeaguy[?] | From "merodear" (to wander about) and "Shy Guy" |
