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*Chandeli-Ho's name is a portmanteau of "chandelier" and "Hei-Ho", the latter being Shy Guy's Japanese name. | *Chandeli-Ho's name is a portmanteau of "chandelier" and "Hei-Ho", the latter being Shy Guy's Japanese name. | ||
*Hacking ''Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars'' to give Mario an intensely high speed rating of 255 in the battle with Boomer will actually allow him to attack Chandeli-Ho (who [[Beta Elements|may have once]] been a planned enemy), who would in battle be referred to as the more Western "'''Hangin' Shy'''". | *Hacking ''Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars'' to give Mario an intensely high speed rating of 255 in the battle with Boomer will actually allow him to attack Chandeli-Ho (who [[Beta Elements|may have once]] been a planned enemy), who would in battle be referred to as the more Western "'''Hangin' Shy'''". | ||
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Revision as of 16:36, November 5, 2008
A Chandeli-Ho is a Shy Guy appearing in Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars. After the Smithy Gang's takeover in Bowser's Keep, the Chandeli-Hos replace Kinklinks as holders of the big chandeliers in the keep.
They are seen in the battle against Boomer. After Mario defeats Boomer, Boomer cuts off his Chandeli-Ho's connection to the chandelier, and falls down with it. The Chandeli-Ho holding the chandelier with Mario and his party on it then takes them up to the highest tower of the keep to battle Exor.
Trivia
- Chandeli-Ho's name is a portmanteau of "chandelier" and "Hei-Ho", the latter being Shy Guy's Japanese name.
- Hacking Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars to give Mario an intensely high speed rating of 255 in the battle with Boomer will actually allow him to attack Chandeli-Ho (who may have once been a planned enemy), who would in battle be referred to as the more Western "Hangin' Shy".
