Talk:Bowling Goonie
Japanese name
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What is their Japanese name? I'm pretty sure there are some of them which are already Bowling Goonies without being eaten and spat out. --
FanOfYoshi 02:05, 25 September 2018 (EDT)
- I guess it is mentioned on a Shogakugan page of level layouts? --
FanOfYoshi 12:46, 26 September 2018 (EDT)
Bowling Goonie doesn't have its own entry in either the Super Mario Advance 3 or Yoshi's New Island Shogakukan books, but it's instead decribed within Hefty Goonie.
Super Mario Advance 3 Shogakukan:
太りすぎて飛べなくなったあほ一どり。タマゴを当てたり、食べてはき出すと、つばさが取れて転がって行く。転がっている間も、当たればイタいぞ。
Rough translation:
An Aho Dori that became too fat to fly. When hit by an egg, or when eaten, the wings are taken off and it will roll along. While rolling, it is also vulnerable to hits.
Yoshi's New Island Shogakukan:
ボールのように丸まったあほーどり。はずむように移動するものと、地箇を転がるものの2種類がいる。はずんで移動するタイプだけ、食べて口に含むことができる。
Rough translation:
A rolling Aho Dori that looks like a ball. Those that travel by migration, and those that roll on the ground consist of the two varieties. For the migration type, it can fit in your mouth and be eaten.
However, it appears to have its own name within in-game Yoshi's New Island data: "debu_aho_mushi" (basically "Fat Goon Bug"; compare Flightless Goonie). Since Bowling Goonie is encountered in the wild as well, this situation seems a bit similar to Coin Bandit. LinkTheLefty (talk) 11:25, 24 October 2018 (EDT)
