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|Fra=Ruines de Marra | |Fra=Ruines de Marra | ||
|FraM= "Marra" is derived from the verb "se marrer", which means "to have a good laugh"; "Ruines" means "ruins" | |FraM= "Marra" is derived from the verb "se marrer", which means "to have a good laugh"; "Ruines" means "ruins" | ||
|Spa= Ruinas Risotada | |Spa= Ruinas Risotada | ||
|SpaM=Laugh Ruins}} | |SpaM=Laugh Ruins}} | ||
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[[Category: Places]] | [[Category:Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga]] | ||
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Revision as of 06:24, December 21, 2009
The Guffawha Ruins are the dusty, deserted structures that Luigi (under hypnosis) visits during Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga to find a cure for his brother's Bean Fever. In this dungeon Luigi has to take out a few enemies on his own such as Chuck Guys, Oucher Glasses, and Limbo Bros. He will then have to solve several puzzles. At the end of the level, there is a big rock shaped like a head, the Guffawha Monster, who will ask Luigi to relieve his stress by dodging energy balls he spits out. Many people in Little Fungitown thought this rock head was a flesh-stripping, bone-crushing, bloodsucking monster, although he doesn't harm Luigi or challenge him to a battle. Once Luigi finds the Crabbie Grass and exits the level, there is no way to gain access into the ruins again. The ruins lie between Teehee Valley and Hoohoo Mountain.
