They also appear during the Highway Tally game in London Party mode. To defeat these Porcupuffers, the participants must Ground Pound the raft at the same time when they are beneath it. During the Dream Rafting event, the second task a team is required to do is defeat some Porcupuffers. Porcupuffers also appear in Mario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games. Mario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games They can come singularly or in a group of three as an item named Triple Porcupuffers. In Mario Kart Arcade GP DX, they appear as an item that can be placed behind the player, popping the tires of any racer that touches them. Akin to regular Cheep Cheeps, a Porcupuffer will catch fire if submerged in lava, therefore becoming immune to fireballs. Porcupuffers explode when defeated, which will destroy any nearby Brick Blocks. Once defeated, it will not be replaced by another, unlike most appearances. Each fireball afterwards makes it more red and swollen. After one fireball, it will darken, puff up slightly, and no longer try to eat Mario, though it will still pursue him. It takes four consecutive fireballs from Fire Mario to defeat Porcupuffers. In non-underwater themes, they will act like a slow Boss Bass, briefly hovering at their jumps' peaks if they are given wings. Unlike in the original game, Porcupuffers will actively pursue Mario and attempt to eat him, like a Cheep Chomp. Despite debuting in Super Mario World, they are exclusive to the Super Mario 3D World style. Porcupuffers appear as enemies that can be placed in Super Mario Maker 2 stages. They behave the same way they do in Super Mario 3D Land. Porcupuffers return in Super Mario 3D World and its Nintendo Switch port. Super Mario 3D World / Super Mario 3D World + Bowser's Fury In New Super Luigi U, they appear in Porcupuffer Cavern in Rock-Candy Mines. Their artwork for this game depicts them with slightly transparent fins.
They only appear in Porcupuffer Falls in Rock-Candy Mines. U and its Nintendo Switch port, behaving the same way as in its predecessors. Porcupuffers once again appear in New Super Mario Bros. U / New Super Luigi U / New Super Mario Bros. This game shows that Porcupuffers can survive swimming in poison. They also appear in stage one of the Impossible Pack downloadable content. Here, they appear in World Flower - 2 and World Star - 4. 2, acting the same as they did in New Super Mario Bros. Porcupuffers reappear in New Super Mario Bros. Aside from the bridge-breaking, these behaviors are shared by this game's Cheep Cheeps, making them functionally similar to a Mega Cheep-Cheep in this game, albeit with spikes. In this game, Porcupuffers swim back and forth while underwater, while in World 6-1, they jump out of the water in specific locations attempting to hurt Mario, and may even break some portions of the bridge he uses to reach the end of the level. They retain their appearance from New Super Mario Bros. Porcupuffers later appear in Super Mario 3D Land, inhabiting underwater and beach levels.
Their name is a portmanteau of "porcupine" and " pufferfish " this combined with the Japanese name also suggests an intentional reference to Porcupo. Porcupuffers sometimes serve as the giant counterpart to regular Cheep Cheeps, such as in Super Mario World and Super Mario 3D Land. Their faces are nearly identical to those of Boss Basses and Cheep Chomps, but did not try to eat Mario until Super Mario Maker 2.
They resemble gigantic indigo Cheep Cheeps, with magenta lips and indigo, cyan, and yellow spikes all over their back. Porcupuffers (alternatively Porcu-Puffers) are a species of Cheep Cheeps that debuted in Super Mario World. Super Mario 3D World + Bowser's Fury ( 2021) PorcupufferĪrtwork of a Porcupuffer from New Super Mario Bros. For the boss in Mario Pinball Land, see Porcupuffer (boss). This article is about the spiked fish from Super Mario World.
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