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His main attack is to shoot energy balls at [[Wario]]. If he is hit, he restarts. To hit this floating wolf, Wario has to wait until he throws a spike ball and wait until a red little monster comes out of it. Then, Wario chooses the right place to hit him so he can bounce off the wall Wario is facing and hit Wolfenboss. | His main attack is to shoot energy balls at [[Wario]]. If he is hit, he restarts. To hit this floating wolf, Wario has to wait until he throws a spike ball and wait until a red little monster comes out of it. Then, Wario chooses the right place to hit him so he can bounce off the wall Wario is facing and hit Wolfenboss. | ||
After Wolfenboss is hit two times, his spiked ball attack is harder to avoid, as it bounces around. | |||
When hit three times, he falls and causes the cover blocking the way to the green chest to be removed. | When hit three times, he falls and causes the cover blocking the way to the green chest to be removed. | ||
Revision as of 22:46, April 9, 2011
Wolfenboss is one of the bosses found in Wario Land 3. He's a wolf-like ghost that can be fought in The Pool of Rain.
His main attack is to shoot energy balls at Wario. If he is hit, he restarts. To hit this floating wolf, Wario has to wait until he throws a spike ball and wait until a red little monster comes out of it. Then, Wario chooses the right place to hit him so he can bounce off the wall Wario is facing and hit Wolfenboss.
After Wolfenboss is hit two times, his spiked ball attack is harder to avoid, as it bounces around.
When hit three times, he falls and causes the cover blocking the way to the green chest to be removed.
