Talk:Scuttlebug
Offical Artwork?
Is there any offical artwork we could put instead of the scuttle bug's stand?
Just asking.
We could make the article look better if there was offical artwork.
If you find any offical artwork, post it here and I'll put it onto the article.
Superfiremario
The Gold Scuttle Bug
Should we make a page for the Golden Scuttle Bug, which appear in a minigame in Mario Party DS ? It can seems stupid but, look: almost all the golden version of normal enemies have a page: http://www.mariowiki.com/index.php?title=Special%3ASearch&search=gold&go=Go Fire-Luigi 06:20, 18 April 2012 (EDT)
Klamber's Name
Even though "Klamber" is listed as "Scuttle Bug" in the Nintendo Power guide, he's still technically a different enemy. His name is カサカサ (Kasakasa) in Japan. Vent (talk) 15:23, 10 August 2012 (EDT)
- Then it should get a different article. Raven Effect (talk)
Spoing and Sprangler
Who decided they were Scuttle Bugs? Not only are they not named "Scuttle Bug" in the only existing English guide, their names in Japan are バネグモ (Banegumo) and ツリグモ (Tsurigumo). Vent (talk) 15:30, 10 August 2012 (EDT)
This article is a mess.
Cmon guys, just because they are all spiders doesn't mean they are the same thing. That is like shoving goombas, toads, and super mushrooms into one article e_e
Split Spoing, Sprangler and Klamber from Scuttle Bug
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I was looking around the wiki when I noticed Vent's comment above: Spoings and Spranglers are not named Scuttle Bug in either the English or Japanese guide versions, which indicates that they are both separate enemies, regardless of appearances. The other comment he made was that Scuttle Bug/Klamber(currently Scuttle Bug due to naming priority policies) was named differently in Japan. Even though I believe that the English name takes priority over the Japanese name, I figured: "Why not just kill two birds with one stone?" I'm suggesting 4 courses of action here: 1.Split Both(Spoing/Sprangler into one article, Klamber into another) 2.Split Spoing and Sprangler Only 3.Split Kalmber Only 4.Do Not Split
Proposer: Vommack (talk) Deadline: 3 November 2012 23:59 GMT
Split Both
Split Spoing and Sprangler Only
- Vommack (talk) In the case of Spoing and Sprangler, no source refers to them as Scuttle Bugs;in the case of Klamber, the NA Nintendo Power guide takes priority over the Japanese guide(I believe-if I'm mistaken, please correct me.)
