Bandinero

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Template:ShakeEnemy Bandineros are enemies from Wario Land: Shake It! The red Bandinero is the most common type encountered in the game. They are the minions of the Shake King and somewhat resemble Pirate Gooms. The name "Bandinero" is a combination of "bandit" and "dinero", the Spanish word for "money".

Bandineros have a few sub-species, including the Floating Bandinero, Pitchfork, Boomdinero, and Buccanero.

Varieties

Red Bandinero

Red Bandineros are the most common species in the whole game. They are harmless to Wario, so it is easy for him to defeat these enemies. If Wario shakes a red Bandinero, a head of Garlic may pop out. The red Bandinero assumes the role of the Wanderin' Goom from the original Wario Land and the Marumen from Wario Land 4.

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning Notes
Spanish (NOA) Bandinero rojo[?] -

Blue Bandinero

Blue Bandineros are the result of a Floating Bandinero being attacked.

Yellow Bandinero

A yellow Bandinero from Wario Land: Shake It!
A yellow Bandinero

Yellow Bandineros are very similar to red Bandineros, however, yellow Bandineros are capable of jumping.

White Bandinero

White Bandineros are the rarest of the common Bandineros. They are always found sleeping, or in a dizzy state. If Wario shakes them, they will wake up and drop a big Garlic. When awoken, white Bandineros will act like a normal red Bandinero.

Golden Bandinero

The Golden Bandinero

Like every other golden enemy in Wario Land: Shake It!, golden Bandineros hold a lot of golden coins. They appear in most stages with the mission "Defeat the golden enemy". Their color scheme differs to that of common Bandineros:

Golden Bandinero Normal Bandinero
  • Black mouth
  • Golden bandana cap
  • Red eyes
  • Golden gloss
  • Golden body
  • Pink mouth
  • Dark blue bandana cap
  • Yellow eyes
  • No gloss
  • Body color differs from sort

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese バンダナ[?]
Bandana
Bandana
German Bandinero[?] -
Italian Bandinero[?] -