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[[Image:Fred.PNG|thumb|50px|''' The Wario Mask'''.]] | [[Image:Fred.PNG|thumb|50px|''' The Wario Mask'''.]] | ||
The '''Wario Masks''' are large, floating, sentient, round masks with a mustache. They bear a resemblance to [[Wario]], who may have crafted them. They are found in [[Wario's Castle]] in ''[[Super Mario Land 2]]''. They bounce around a small room and try to squish [[Mario]]. Depending on the level of difficulty, they can be killed by jumping on them either once or twice. They appear in a total of three rooms, consecutively. Immediately after defeating them, Mario will at long last be able to reach Wario. | The '''Wario Masks''' are large, floating, sentient, round masks with a mustache. They bear a resemblance to [[Wario]], who may have crafted them. They are found in [[Wario's Castle]] in ''[[Super Mario Land 2]]''. They bounce around a small room and try to squish [[Mario]]. Depending on the level of difficulty, they can be killed by jumping on them either once or twice. Mario can also destroy them by a spin jump. They appear in a total of three rooms, consecutively. Immediately after defeating them, Mario will at long last be able to reach Wario. | ||
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The title of this article is conjectural; an official name for the article's subject has not been found, so it has been given a fitting title by the editors. If an official name is found, then the article should be moved to its appropriate title.
The Wario Masks are large, floating, sentient, round masks with a mustache. They bear a resemblance to Wario, who may have crafted them. They are found in Wario's Castle in Super Mario Land 2. They bounce around a small room and try to squish Mario. Depending on the level of difficulty, they can be killed by jumping on them either once or twice. Mario can also destroy them by a spin jump. They appear in a total of three rooms, consecutively. Immediately after defeating them, Mario will at long last be able to reach Wario.
