There are two different entries for Red Goomba in the enemy name table. This is not the sub-boss with the same name. If jumped on, they lose their wings and become Dark Koopas. Their attacks are basically the regular Paratroopa's attacks sped up. They too can be fought with GameShark codes. However, this enemy would later go on to be used in the game`s sequel. All that's been found is the enemy name and blue palette.Ī winged version of the Dark Koopa enemy that was just never used. Goombario even has a tattle for them:Ī blue Fuzzy. They only know one attack, which is a charging ram that hurts Mario. However, they can be fought using GameShark codes. These enemies appear as living statues in the Crystal Palace, but are never actually fought. 'Atafuta' refers to the sound of something being done in a hurried, slapdash fashion- likely in reference to the rough nature of the sprite rather than anything General Guy's doing. The textures for the Shy Guy's Toy Box map (the map itself, not NPCs) has a seemingly unused texture depicting an early design of General Guy. Text exists in the Japanese version for a scrapped 'Ultra Block' object (which was replaced with the Ultra Stone), which this almost certainly would have been used for. No moves require you to tilt the stick vertically, but there is unused text in the Japanese version for a cut Action Command that involved rotating it Mario Party-style, which these graphics may have been part of.Ĭlose to the sprite for the Super Block disc is a variant with a 'U' insignia. This one is static and divided into left and right halves, while the used audience members are full-body sprites that move individually.Īction Command prompts for the Control Stick moving up and down. 10.1 Partner Moves Without Action CommandsĪn earlier version of Chuck Quizmo's audience.

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