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'''Koopa Cherries''' are giant purple fruits that appear in ''[[Unjust Desserts]]''. They can be found only in [[Bowser]]'s garden. When one is eaten, it causes its eater to consume everything in sight. Bowser places one of top of [[Yoshi]]'s birthday cake, and Yoshi quickly eats it, which turns him orange and makes him eat a vast amount of food, as well as [[Luigi]]. Soon, [[Doc Drake]] arrives, and he diagnoses Yoshi as being under the influence of a Koopa Cherry.
'''Koopa Cherries''' are giant purple fruits that appear in ''[[Unjust Desserts]]''. They can be found only in [[Bowser]]'s garden. When one is eaten, it causes its eater to consume everything in sight. Bowser places one of top of [[Yoshi]]'s birthday cake, and Yoshi quickly eats it, which turns him orange and makes him eat a vast amount of food, as well as [[Luigi]]. Soon, [[Doc Drake]] arrives, and he diagnoses Yoshi as being under the influence of a Koopa Cherry.


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Koopa Cherries are giant purple fruits that appear in Unjust Desserts. They can be found only in Bowser's garden. When one is eaten, it causes its eater to consume everything in sight. Bowser places one of top of Yoshi's birthday cake, and Yoshi quickly eats it, which turns him orange and makes him eat a vast amount of food, as well as Luigi. Soon, Doc Drake arrives, and he diagnoses Yoshi as being under the influence of a Koopa Cherry.