This article is about the recurring items in the Super Mario franchise. For the item in the Mario Kart series that was once referred to as the "Koopa Shell", see Spiny Shell (blue).

Koopa Shell
Artwork from Mario Party: Star Rush
First appearance	Super Mario Bros. (1985)
Latest appearance	Hello, Luigi! / Hello, Peach! (2026)
Variants Big shell Black Shell Blue Shell Coin Shell Courage Shell Dry Bones Shell Green Shell Kamemeka Koopa Zapper Kooper's Shell Paratroopa Shell Red Shell Setback Shell Shell (flashing) Shell (sticker) Shell Patch Shell Shock Super Kōra Yellow Shell
Related Bowser's Shell Buzzy Shell Guard Plus Spiny Shell (blue) Spiny Shell (red) Swirlypod Shell[derived]

Koopa Shells (alternatively Koopa shells), also known as Koopa Troopa Shells (alternatively Koopa Troopa shells) or simply shells, are the shells of Koopa Troopas that appear as items in many games in the Super Mario franchise. Regardless of whether or not the Koopa Troopa is still inside the Koopa Shell, the shell can be kicked, carried, or thrown around, which can defeat enemies and destroy certain obstacles. Koopa Shells generally do not lose speed when rebounding. Similar behavior is given to shells of other Koopa species, such as Buzzy Shells, Spiny Shells, and Bowser's Shell.

In many games, Koopa Shells appear in different colors, most commonly green and red. In a few games, particularly in the Mario Kart series, the different colors have different properties.

History

Super Mario series

Super Mario Bros. / Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels

Koopa Shells first appear in Super Mario Bros., reappearing in Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels. After a Koopa Troopa is hit by a jump attack, it will retreat into its shell, leaving it for Mario to use. Upon contact, the shell is launched, defeating every enemy in its way. However, this can also backfire when the shell rebounds from any obstacle; Mario will take damage if hit by the shell. A shell in motion can be stopped by stomping on it. The Koopa Troopa will stay in the shell for only a limited amount of time. After a while, the Koopa Troopa will wiggle its legs and get out of its shell to resume its business. Koopa Shells can only be destroyed by a fireball shot by Fire Mario or being hit by Invincible Mario. The green-colored shells appear teal underground and in castles and gray underwater, as is the case with all other green objects in the game, while the red ones have a consistent coloration throughout. In the Super Mario All-Stars remake, the shells are now shown spinning, and flip upside down if hit near a ledge.

Super Mario Bros. 2

Turtle Shells,^[1] also named shells^[2] or Koopa Shells,^[3] reappear in Super Mario Bros. 2, where they are always red and replace the big-lipped black head-like objects known as "Big Face" (ビッグフェイス^[4]) from Yume Kojo: Doki Doki Panic. They are plucked from the grass and can be thrown - the Shell will slide forward, defeating most enemies it hits, until it makes contact with a wall and disappears. With some difficulty, it is possible to actually get on top of the shells and ride them. These shells cannot hurt Mario and his gang in this game.

In Super Mario Advance, Shells function more akin to how they do in standard games of the Super Mario franchise, as now rebounding off of walls instead of disappearing and can now hurt the player if they touch the shell's sides. A heart also appears for each enemy it defeats. It is also larger and so takes extra time to pluck it out of the ground.

Super Mario Bros. 3

Koopa Shells return in Super Mario Bros. 3 and serve the same purpose as in the first game. The Shells can now also be grabbed and carried around before they are thrown. They can be used to hit blocks on their sides, including breaking Brick Blocks. Giant sized Koopa Shells also appear in World 4.

Super Mario World

Koopa Shells appear in Super Mario World. However, instead of the Koopa Troopa retracting back into its shell when attacked from above, it will slide out of its shell, becoming an unshelled Koopa. If the unshelled Koopa finds its shell again, it will go back inside it. Attacking them from the side and underneath, however, keeps them in the shell, in addition to flipping them upside-down, but they leave when they come to rather than keeping them on. This is the first game where the different shell colors have different behaviors independent of the Koopa Troopa itself; in this case, it changes how Yoshi reacts to eating them:

• Green Shells do not give Yoshis who eat them any additional abilities, unlike the other shells.
• Red Shells allow Yoshis to breathe a single blast of horizontally moving fireballs.
• Yellow Shells cause the Yoshi to make sand clouds whenever it lands.
• Blue Shells turn the Yoshi into a Winged Yoshi for a brief period.

Additionally, a Yoshi of colors other than green will be given the respective-colored shell's powers in addition to the kind the Yoshi eats.

A flashing Shell is produced when a yellow unshelled Koopa finds an unoccupied shell, causing it to invincibly pursue Mario while rapidly changing color. If a Yoshi eats this kind of shell, they gain all three powers at once.

Once Fall is unlocked by beating Funky in the original game, or by clearing all 96 exits in Super Mario World: Super Mario Advance 2, all Koopa Shells become Mario Bros. masks^[5] but otherwise function the same; many instances of Green and Red Shells and Koopa Troopas are also replaced with Yellow and Blue Shells and Mask Koopas, respectively though green and red variants of each can still be found.

Super Mario Land 2 - 6 Golden Coins

In Super Mario Land 2 - 6 Golden Coins Koopa Shells act as they do in the original Super Mario Bros., though they are slightly smaller.

Super Mario 64 / Super Mario 64 DS

Koopa Shells,^[6] also referred to as shiny shells (or Shiny Shells),^[7][8] are rare objects in Super Mario 64. They only appear in green and can be obtained by hitting some yellow blocks or attacking a Koopa Troopa to get it out of its shell. When Mario jumps on a Koopa Shell, he can travel at fast speed and ram into enemies to defeat them instantly. Riding a shell also allows Mario to navigate over water, lava, quicksand, and deadly quicksand without sinking or being hurt. Additionally, if Mario grabs a Koopa Shell while underwater, he can hold the shell in front of him and use it to swim faster in water for a short period of time. When he rides on a Koopa Shell, the theme that plays is the one used for the Wing Cap and Vanish Cap. Unused alternate models for both green and red shells exist in the game's data.

Koopa Shells make a return in Super Mario 64 DS, where they can be ridden on (and used underwater) once again. Additionally, they may appear behind some brick blocks as well. Yoshi can eat Koopa Shells and spit them out, although they disappear upon hitting a wall. Some minigames found in Super Mario 64 DS require use of a Koopa Shell, such as Shuffle Shell.

In the original version, when the player hits the yellow blocks for Koopa Shells, the boxes do not respawn, but shells do not disappear until Mario hitches a ride on one. In the DS version, ! Blocks have the ability to respawn and, unless they were stolen from Koopa Troopas, shells now disappear if not used for a while. Additionally, in Tiny-Huge Island, Mario can use the shell to ride the wind over the Windswept Valley in the Nintendo 64 version, but attempting to do so in the DS version will cause the shell to automatically disappear.

New Super Mario Bros.

Koopa Shells return in New Super Mario Bros., in which they can be obtained after stomping on a Koopa Troopa. Just like in Super Mario Bros., the Koopa Troopa will retract into his shell so Mario can grab the shell and throw it then. Aside from the design change, the Koopa Shell had little change in its function. Performing a Ground Pound on a Koopa Troopa or Paratroopa will kick its shell forwards without having to pick it up. Blue Shells also return in this game as power-ups that let Mario slide across levels like a kicked shell; in the single-player mode, these only appear from blocks, rarely, though they can be obtained from blue Koopa Troopas in the VS. mode.

In addition, Bowser Jr. throws green Koopa Shells during certain boss fights (specifically when his bandanna is on). The player must step on the Koopa Shell, pick it up, and throw it back at Bowser Jr. to stun him. Once stunned, the player can attack Bowser Jr. by either jumping on him or Ground Pounding him.

Super Mario Galaxy

Koopa Shells reappear in Super Mario Galaxy as an offensive weapon, using behavior based on the Mario Kart games. Many Koopa Shells in the game will be found independently (usually underwater), though occasionally they will still be attached to the back of a Koopa Troopa. The player must spin the Koopa Troopa or jump on its back to get it to retreat into its shell, after which it can be picked up and used normally. Unlike Super Mario 64, Mario can only hold the Koopa Shell, not surf around on it. Mario can throw the shell by spinning in a straight direction until it hits another object. Koopa Shells can be used to break open Treasure Chests and hit far-off enemies.

Like in Super Mario 64, Green Shells can be found underwater. Underwater shells can be grabbed by Mario and allow him to swim faster. The shell can also be thrown at underwater creatures to defeat them. The shells also produce light underwater, so the player can destroy underwater Boos and point at enemies before throwing the shell. There are three colors of shells with different properties in this game:

• Green Shells act as a straight-moving projectile when thrown and give a small speed boost in the water. They are also summoned as a weapon by Kamella, where they bounce around the walls while sliding across the floor.
• Red Shells home in on enemies when thrown and give a moderate speed boost in the water.
• Gold Shells home in on enemies when thrown, can break open golden Treasure Chests, and give a large speed boost in the water.

Additionally, Cosmic Mario gains a blue-colored shell when he grabs a Koopa Shell to swim underwater with.

New Super Mario Bros. Wii

Koopa Shells make an appearance in New Super Mario Bros. Wii. They have the same function as in New Super Mario Bros., although there are a few differences. Ground Pounding a Koopa Troopa or shell now instantly defeats it rather than sending the shell careening, while holding the / and shaking allows players to carry it over their head, which can then be thrown in the same way as holding and throwing it normally. If Ice Mario attacks a Koopa Troopa after stomping on it, the Koopa Troopa will remain frozen within his shell in an Ice Block. Mario can then use the Ice Block like a platform or lift it up to throw the block and destroy the shell. Also, larger green shells appear in World 5. Mario can enter these larger shells and find hidden items.

Super Mario Galaxy 2

Koopa Shells reappear in Super Mario Galaxy 2, with the same function as in the predecessor. However, in this game, only Green Shells appear, and Red Shells and Gold Shells do not. In this game, they are mostly found in galaxies such as the Cosmic Cove Galaxy and Slimy Spring Galaxy.

Super Mario 3D Land

Koopa Shells reappear in Super Mario 3D Land with the same function as in other games; however, only green-colored shells appear again, and characters can only kick shells and not throw them. If Mario or Luigi shoot fireballs or tail whip a Koopa Shell, it bounces slightly and a jingle plays. If this is done five times without the Koopa Shell touching the ground, it breaks and produces a 1-Up Mushroom.

New Super Mario Bros. 2

Koopa Shells reappear in New Super Mario Bros. 2 with the same function as in the past New Super Mario Bros. installments. However, if Mario passes through a Gold Ring, any Koopa Troopas in the area turn Golden, and so do their shells. If thrown, they produce a trail of coins behind them.

New Super Mario Bros. U / New Super Luigi U / New Super Mario Bros. Deluxe

Koopa Shells reappear in New Super Mario Bros. U with the same function as in the past installments. The giant shells from Super Mario Bros. 3 also reappear, now able to bust straight through Brick Blocks without needing to rebound.

Super Mario 3D World / Super Mario 3D World + Bowser's Fury

Koopa Shells reappear in Super Mario 3D World, generally acting as they do in Super Mario 3D Land, though a character must bounce one eight times rather than five to obtain a 1-Up Mushroom. Similarly to Super Mario World and Super Mario 64, jumping on a Koopa Troopa kicks it out of its shell, allowing a character to hold it. While carrying a shell and running, characters can enter it by crouching. In this state, they slide across the ground and the surface of water while moving, similarly to Shell Mario, and most enemies they contact are defeated. Each character has a different shell color in this state: Mario's shell becomes red, Toad's shell becomes blue, Peach's shell becomes pink, Rosalina's shell becomes cyan, and Luigi's shell remains the same green color. After being in a Koopa Shell for a certain amount of time, characters automatically exit the shell and become dizzy. Characters can also climb into the shell while stationary; pressing the jump button in this state makes the shell jump and spin in place for the time the character is in the shell. If this occurs, the character cannot be forced out of the shell. Characters that touch the Goal Pole while moving in a Koopa Shell are rewarded with an extra life.

In Super Mario 3D World + Bowser's Fury, Koopa Shells act near-identically to the original game, and identically across both campaigns. Hower, in contrast to the original game, Koopa Shells can no longer be occupied idly, as the shell always slides in the direction a character is facing when it is entered; the touch cursor can be used to stop them, though. In the Bowser's Fury campaign, Bowser Jr. can also use his magic brush to bounce a Koopa Shell, and bouncing it eight times produces a Lucky Bell rather than a 1-Up Mushroom, as lives are absent. Kittens may also juggle a Koopa Shell automatically if they claw into it repeatedly against a wall. Some interactions can be observed exclusively in the Bowser's Fury campaign. Unlike in Super Mario Maker 2, Koopa Shells can destroy Rock Blocks if thrown. Seagulls fly away if a Koopa Shell is kicked or thrown near them. If a Koopa Shell is kicked or thrown onto the water surrounding an island of Lake Lapcat, it will continue moving in the water until it is a certain distance away from Mario, upon which it becomes unloaded and stops moving until Mario comes close enough for it to be visible again. By riding Plessie, the player can also deflect Koopa Shells that are moving on the water's surface.

Super Mario Maker series

In the Super Mario Maker series, Koopa Shells appear in red and green across the game's styles. They mostly act as they do in the originals, but red ones no longer grant fire powers to Yoshi in the Super Mario World style. Unlike Buzzy Shells and Spiny Shells, empty ones cannot be placed on their own (and subsequently cannot be worn), though Bowser Jr. and Bowser can throw them while riding a Koopa Clown Car.

New sprites were made for the Super Mario Bros. and Super Mario Bros. 3 styles, with the former giving them a proper spinning animation and the latter making the shell's rim properly tan. Both sprites also get an underside, consistent with Super Mario World and New Super Mario Bros. U.

In Super Mario Maker 2, a Dry Bones Shell is introduced, functioning primarily as a lava raft.

Super Mario Run

In Super Mario Run, Koopa Shells (and equivalent Buzzy Shells) are mostly equivalent to their appearance in New Super Mario Bros. U. On top of collecting coins, they can also activate arrows that make coins appear. However, unlike in other games, a resting shell usually cannot be stomped on; instead, it is kicked upon landing. Stomping on a moving shell does not stop it, instead kicking the shell a second time. If the player is not defeated by a moving shell while both are on the ground, the player stomps on the shell. The Vaulting Jump is an alternate means to kick the shell of an enemy, though a shell without an enemy or a shell that is already spinning cannot be vaulted over. In addition, characters can Spin Strike off of resting shells. In comparison to most other appearances, Shells do not move as fast, so the player can land on a shell moving away from them. A moving shell can be defeated safely by rolling into one or with the Rolling Jump.

Super Mario Odyssey

In Super Mario Odyssey, Koopa Shells appear during 8-bit segments, acting as they do in the original Super Mario Bros.

Super Mario Bros. Wonder

In Super Mario Bros. Wonder, Koopa Shells act as they do in New Super Mario Bros. Wii. Yoshi can now carry them both in his mouth and in his arms. The game also introduces shells belonging to Swirlypods and Snortoises, which act identically to Koopa Shells, as well as Hefty Swirlypod shells which can break Hard Blocks but can only be picked up by Elephant Mario. Rolled up Armads also act similarly to Koopa Shells, although they stop moving when hitting a wall. Hitting certain objects, most prominently shells, with Elephant Mario's trunk 5 times without letting them touch the ground causes them to turn into 5 coins.

The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!

In The Super Mario Bros. Super Show! episode "The Great Gladiator Gig", Brutius Maximus Grouchimus sends two Koopa Troopas into their shells, which he then throws at a fleeing Mario and Luigi.

Mario Kart series

Main articles: Green Shell, Red Shell, Black Shell, Coin Shell

Throughout the Mario Kart series, Koopa Shells have appeared in different colors with different behaviors, but are always items that are used as projectile weapons.

• Green Shells move in straight lines when thrown and ricochet off walls. Triple Green Shells also appear starting with Mario Kart 64.
• Red Shells directly home in on opponents. Triple Red Shells also appear starting with Mario Kart 64.
• Black Shells explode when they make contact with anything other than the ground. They only appear in Mario Kart Arcade GP and its successors alongside Triple Black Shells.
• Gold Shells appear in the Mario Kart Arcade GP and Mario Kart Arcade GP DX (alongside Triple Gold Shells in the latter), where they act similarly to Black Shells. They return in Mario Kart World as Coin Shells, releasing coins as they move in a straight line.

Additionally, Mario Kart 64 introduces a blue type of Spiny Shell that homes in on the leader, while Mario Kart: Double Dash!! introduces Bowser's Shell as a powered-up counterpart to Green Shells. Starting with Mario Kart DS, the Shell Cup appears, using a Green Shell as its symbol.

Mario's Time Machine

Koopa Shells also appear in the NES version of Mario's Time Machine, appearing in yellow and red depending on the location. Getting hit by the shell simply stuns Mario temporarily, rather than damaging him.

Yoshi franchise

Yoshi

A red Koopa Shell makes a small appearance in the Nintendo Entertainment System version of Yoshi after the player clears level 4 of the B-Type game, rewarding the player 400 points.

Yoshi's Cookie

A green Koopa Shell appears as one of the cookies in Yoshi's Cookie when playing Rounds 11-99. Since there is only one per level, this makes for a more challenging experience as the only way to get rid of the Green Shell cookie is to pair it up with a Yoshi Cookie, which is further complicated by the placement of the other cookies.

Yoshi's Safari

In Yoshi's Safari, green-colored Koopa Shells appear as common obstacles, bouncing back-and-forth across roadways until they are shot with the Super Scope.

Yoshi's Island series

In the Yoshi series, Koopa Shells first appear in Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island, where they can be carried by Yoshi, although Yoshi cannot swallow them due to them being hard and inedible. They hurt Yoshi when a sliding shell touches him. As with Super Mario World, the Koopa is evicted from the shell when attacked. A boss, Hookbill the Koopa, bounces around in his shell to attack. Koopa Shells keep their role in Yoshi's Island DS and Yoshi's New Island.

Yoshi's Woolly World / Poochy & Yoshi's Woolly World

In Yoshi's Woolly World and Poochy & Yoshi's Woolly World, Koopa Shells reappear. Koopa Troopas do not get forced out of their shells when they are attacked, instead always hiding within them. As part of the game's aesthetic, Koopa Shells are red buttons. This matches the game's mechanics: Yoshi converts normal enemies into yarn balls when he eats them, but cannot do the same for Koopa Shells because they are not made of yarn. Koopa Shells Yoshi launches can be used to collect items.

Shell Patches are a kind of enemy in the game that are affixed to blocks of yarn. They look like red Koopa Shells from Super Mario Bros. If Yoshi eats these blocks by pulling on their bows, the Shell Patch within the block will be freed and careen around to hit Yoshi. They cannot be eaten at all, but they can still be eliminated using other attacks.

Mario Bros. series

Battle Game (Super Mario All-Stars)

In the Super Mario All-Stars version of Mario Bros., Koopa Shells appear from defeated Koopa Troopas and can be used to defeat the opposing player, unlike the shells of Shellcreepers in the original game.

Mario Clash

In Mario Clash, Koopa Shells are the only way to defeat the various target enemies. They can be thrown to the sides, forward, or backward.

Mario Bros. (Game Boy Advance)

Yellow-colored Koopa Shells appear in the Game Boy Advance version of Mario Bros. included with the Super Mario Advance series and Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga. They are random items a player can find from within a garbage can. Once they are thrown, they slide across the ground, damaging any player or defeating any enemy they touch except for Bowser. When they collide with Bowser, they spin in place until Bowser walks through them. They can also slide into the bottom Warp Pipes and will launch from the other Warp Pipe above. Standalone Koopa Shells are sometimes randomly launched from the Warp Pipes above.

Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars

A Koopa Shell, mistranslated as the NokNok Shell in the original game, appears as a weapon usable by Mario in Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars. It has an attack power of 20 points, with a deviation of up to 2 points above or below. The Koopa Shell can be obtained from the Mushroom man found at the bottom of the Midas River course after getting enough coins in it. It can also be bought at Seaside Town, though far more powerful weapons are available by then.

When attacking with the shell, Mario kicks it upwards and then kicks it again at a single enemy. To get a Timed Hit, the player needs to press the button as he is performing the second kick. More powerful counterparts are the Paratroopa Shell (from a Koopa Paratroopa) and the Lazy Shell (from a Big Troopa).

Super Smash Bros. series

Koopa Shells also appear in the Super Smash Bros. series. Green and Red Shells appear as standalone items with behavior based on their appearance in the Mario Kart games, with green moving in straight lines and red following opponents. However, shells that actually come from attacked Koopa Troopas act as they do in the Super Mario platformers, with no distinction from color - aside from the one from the singular red Koopa Paratroopa in Super Smash Bros. Melee dealing fire damage.

Mario Tennis series

Koopa Shells appear in green and red in Mario Tennis for the Nintendo 64, and Mario Power Tennis for the Nintendo GameCube and Wii. They can be used during an Item Battle match, and function the same as their Mario Kart counterparts, with green moving straight and red homing in. In Mario Tennis Open, the Shell Cup appears using a Red Shell as a symbol, while two sets of Mii tennis gear appear based on each color.

Mario Party series

Koopa Shells make sporadic appearances in the Mario Party series, often as an obstacle or a design for a vehicle. In Mario Party, they shuffle among each other in Shell Game. In Mario Party 3, they appear the minigame Ridiculous Relay, where first player in the group rows it using an oar. In Mario Party Advance, they appear in various colors and speeds in the minigame Shell Stack. In Mario Party 9, Koopa Troopa retreats into his shell in his last-place animation following a minigame or losing a board in Solo Mode, a shell is one of the puzzles in Jigsaw Jumble, and shells appear in the Goomba Bowling minigame, where players must throw them at the Goombas; this minigame returns in Mario Party: The Top 100. In Mario Party: Island Tour, Setback Shells are usable items on Perilous Palace Path that, when used, automatically send an opponent back two spaces.

Paper Mario series

Paper Mario

In Paper Mario, Koopa Troopas of various types use their shells to attack, using them to charge a spinning tackle. This is seen in the Koopa Troopa (red), Dark Koopa (purple), and Koopatrol (black and spiked) enemies, Mario's partner Kooper (blue), the Koopa Bros. (green, yellow, black, and red), and Kent C. Koopa (red). Kooper is able to use his shell to reach far items and switches in addition to attacking enemies.

When Mario first enters Koopa Village, he finds that Fuzzies have stolen most of the green Koopa Troopas' shells. He is able to get them all back, but Kooper's Shell is the only one that is required as the others will get their back off-screen if he ignores them.

Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door

In Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, Koopa Shells are again used as the Koopa Troopa family's primary attack, being used by Koopa Troopas (red), KP Koopas (yellow), Shady Koopas (cyan), Dark Koopas (purple), Mario's partner Koops (green), and his girlfriend Koopie Koo (green). Koops is able to use his shell much like Kooper, but he can also hold it in place while spinning for several moments, even while in the air. Koopley's shell (blue) was able to withstand being digested in Hooktail's belly for 10 years. An item called the Courage Shell also appears, resembling a rocky green Koopa Shell; it boosts a party member’s Defense.

Super Paper Mario

In Super Paper Mario, Koopa Shells appear in red and green from enemies, acting as they do in the Super Mario sidescrollers. Dark Koopa Troopas have solid black shells. The Koopa Striker family have Soccer Ball-patterned shells, which they both retract into when attacked, and summon an infinite number of empty ones to kick at Mario and company. In addition to the Courage Shell returning (now colored gray instead of green), there is an item called Shell Shock, a giant 8-bit green Koopa Shell (appearing in its design from Super Mario Bros.) which can be used to attack enemies the same way as a Green Shell would. However, the Shell Shock can still hit the heroes and cause damage.

Paper Mario: Sticker Star

In Paper Mario: Sticker Star, Shells appear as stickers. By using the sticker, Mario summons a green Koopa Troopa, which he jumps on to send into its shell; he then kicks the shell into all ground enemies. The stronger Shiny Shell sticker summons a red Koopa Troopa to use its shell; however, the even stronger Flashy Shell instead summons a Buzzy Beetle for its shell.

Paper Mario: The Origami King

In Paper Mario: The Origami King, in the Earth Vellumental Temple, green Koopa Shells appear in battle. If Mario jumps on one, it gets launched forward, damaging the rest of the enemies in that row.

Mario & Luigi series

Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga / Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga + Bowser's Minions

In both Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga and Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga + Bowser's Minions, Koopa Shells appear when counterattacking a Troopea, Elite Troopea, or Elite Dry Bones without defeating it. The shell bounces back into another enemy, if any are present, and then moves to the other brother. By jumping on the shell each time it approaches, they can make it repeatedly bounce into enemies for even more damage.

In the remake's Minion Quest: The Search for Bowser mode, Koopa Troopas often use moves involving spinning in their shells. Captain Koopa Troopa and Corporal Paraplonk can use Shell Shock to spin in a spiral motion to damage any enemies that are close enough to them, though this makes them dizzy and temporarily reduces their DEF.

Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time

In Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time, both Green Shells and Red Shells appear as Bros. Items. They function similarly to the shell counterattacks from the previous game, but now must simply be kicked rather than jumped on. Additionally, when Kylie Koopa is ejected from inside Yoob, she careens around the room spinning in her pink shell for several moments as a nod to shell behavior in the platforming games.

Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story / Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story + Bowser Jr.'s Journey

In Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story and Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story + Bowser Jr.'s Journey, Green Shells return as the sole shell-based Bros. Attack, while the Blue Shell from New Super Mario Bros. as an overworld power-up for Mario to solve puzzles with. Additionally, one of Bowser's Brawl Attacks, Koopa Corps, involves knocking several Koopa Troopas in their shells into enemies by using Bowser's own shell as a Pong-style bumper. During the final battle against Dark Bowser, his dark versions of Bowser's Minions include dark colored Koopa Troopas that spin in their shells towards Bowser, and can be punched back through the lines of following enemies.

In the remake's Bowser Jr.'s Journey mode, Koopa Troopas again use moves involving spinning in their shells. This includes their Special Skills: Mega Tackle for green Koopa Troopas and Charging Champ for red Koopa Troopas.

Mario & Luigi: Dream Team

In Mario & Luigi: Dream Team, the 3D Green Shell and 3D Red Shell appear as Bros. Attacks. During the final battle against Dreamy Bowser, the Dreamy Paratroopas he summons roll into their shells when the minions attack, and can be knocked back through the swarming other enemies if jumped on.

Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam

In Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam, 3D Red Shell returns as a Bros. Attack, while Koopa Troopas use their shells to attack. If the shell is jumped on during their circular attack, it is sent into another enemy. If it is hammered during their linear attack, the Koopa Troopa inside is knocked out; hitting the shell again quickly can knock it into the stunned Koopa Troopa repeatedly, with the shell returning to the brother slowly. After enough time passes or the shell hits the brother, it is sent flying away while the Koopa Troopa frantically chases it down. Papercraft Bowser Jr. also creates giant papercraft Koopa Shells as an attack, which bounce around as the real ones do.

Mario & Luigi: Brothership

In Mario & Luigi: Brothership, the Green Shell and Red Shell reappear as Bros. Attacks. Enemy Koopa Troopas and their Glohm counterparts also use their shells to attack. If Mario or Luigi jump on a Koopa Troopa's shell during one of its attacks, they can kick it at other enemies like when using the Green Shell Bros. Attack in Partners in Time and Bowser's Inside Story, although Mario or Luigi take damage if they miss a kick.

Super Princess Peach

Koopa Shells also appear in Super Princess Peach. They can be obtained by knocking Koopas out of their shells, allowing Peach to throw it to attack enemies. Every consecutive enemy Peach hits with the shell can leave coins and Five Coins in their wake.

Mario Strikers series

Koopa Shells appear as offensive power-ups in the Super Mario Strikers and Mario Strikers Charged. In these games, they are normally collected in groups of three, but occasionally appear at a massive size. They come in three colors, with Green Shells moving in straight lines and rebounding off walls, Red Shells homing in on targets, and Blue Shells acting like Green Shells but having an icy effect. Spiny Shells also appear with a similar role, being a more durable counterpart to the Green Shells.

Mario & Sonic series

Main articles: Green Shell, Red Shell

In the Mario & Sonic series, Koopa Shells appear in green and red in various events. Like in the Mario Kart games, green ones move in straight lines and bounce off walls, while red ones home in on opponents. In the Nintendo 3DS version of Mario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games, both colors appear on a badge that can be obtained from the badge machine.

Mario Super Sluggers

In Mario Super Sluggers, only Green Shells appear, acting as they do in the Mario Kart games.

Mario Sports Mix

In Mario Sports Mix, Koopa Shells appear in green and red again, with Green Shells bouncing off walls in straight lines and Red Shells pursuing opponents.

Mario Golf: World Tour

In Mario Golf: World Tour, Mario is hit on the head by a Green Shell in his Double Bogey animation, shrinking in the process. Gold Mario also uses this animation, turning into regular Mario instead.

Mario Sports Superstars

In Mario Sports Superstars, Mario and his alter-egos (except Baby Mario) have the same Double Bogey animations as in Mario Golf: World Tour of being hit by a Green Shell and powering down.

Dr. Mario World

Koopa Shells, known as shells, reappear in Dr. Mario World in various colors, appearing as stage items in the game. They clear a row when they are matched with the corresponding capsules. Some can be trapped in ice, which require two clearings to be able to use them. Several doctors have skills revolving turning objects into shells, namely Dr. Baby Luigi and Dr. Nabbit, while the assistants that can turn objects into shells are Paragoomba, Para-Beetle, Buzzy Beetle, Boomerang Bro, and Urchin. Dr. Koopa Troopa's skill in stage mode has a shell bounce across the stage to hit blocks, though this may represent Dr. Koopa Troopa in its shell.

The Super Mario Bros. Movie

In The Super Mario Bros. Movie, Koopa Shells appear when the Koopa troops are preparing to attack the Penguins in the opening. Later, empty Green Shells are used as weapons at Rainbow Road, while a Blue Shell with spikes and wings is used by the Koopa General (rather than the standard Spinies).

Other appearances and references

Kirby Super Star / Kirby Super Star Ultra

A Koopa Shell is one of the collectible treasures Kirby can find in "The Great Cave Offensive" mode of the games Kirby Super Star and Kirby Super Star Ultra. The Koopa Shell is found in the Old Tower Area of the Great Cave and worth 800 Gold. It is referred to as the "Turtle Shell" in Kirby Super Star, but correctly called the "Koopa Shell" in Kirby Super Star Ultra.

Animal Crossing series

In the Animal Crossing series, Green Shells appear as furniture items. They originally use their Super Mario Bros. appearance, though they use their modern appearance in Animal Crossing: New Leaf; the latter game also includes Triple Red Shells with the same role.

The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass

Terrorpins, an enemy from the The Legend of Zelda series, appear in The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass with a riveted cyan Koopa Shell-like design, appearing as enemies in Mutoh's Temple. They can only be defeated by using the Hammer near them and flipping them over.

Super Mario Chess

In Super Mario Chess, green Koopa Shells appear as pawns on Bowser's team.

AR Games

If the Question Block AR Card is used in the Fishing minigame included as part of the AR Games software on the Nintendo 3DS, and the card is placed on a green surface, green Koopa Shells will rain down upon the water. The shells can also be caught by the player.

Monopoly Gamer

In Monopoly Gamer, Green and Red Shells appear on different faces of the Power-Up Die.

Minecraft

In the Super Mario Mash-Up Pack in Minecraft, turtle shells are retextured to resemble Green Shells. Shields are also changed to have a pattern based on Green Shells. The heartbreak pottery sherd and vex armor trim are also both changed to depict a shell.

The premade world for the pack contains pixel art of Luigi kicking a Red Shell, depicted in the style of Super Mario Bros..

Profiles

Super Mario series

Super Mario Bros. 2

• Wii Virtual Console manual bio: Throw these at your enemies.

• Nintendo 3DS Virtual Console manual description:
  • English (United Kingdom):
    Throw these and they will slide across the ground, defeating any enemies they come into contact with.
  • Other languages:
    • French (Europe):
      Elles glissent sur le sol quand vous les lancez et terrassent vos ennemis sur leur passage.
    • German:
      Wenn du diese Items wirfst, rutschen sie über den Boden und schalten alle Gegner aus, die sie berühren.
    • Italian:
      Lancialo e sfreccerà sulla superficie, eliminando tutti i nemici con cui entra in contatto.
    • Spanish (Europe):
      Tíralos y se deslizarán por el suelo, llevándose por delante a todos los enemigos que encuentren.

Super Mario Maker

• Play Nintendo: Many creative course designers have made elaborate set-ups where Mario races a shell along a parallel path to the finish.^[9]

Nintendo Kōshiki Guidebook – Yoshi's Egg

緑
食用としてはいまひとつ栄 養価に欠けるこうらがこれ。 カルシウムばかりで食べて もたいして元気が出ない。 だが消化によく、ビールの 友、お茶うけとして人気だ。^[10]

Green
This shell lacks nutritional value as food. Even if eaten just for calcium, it doesn't seem very healthy. But it's good for digestion, and popular as a beer mug or tea snack.

赤
スパイスのたっぷり入った 辛口のこうらがこれだ。元 来草食であるヨッシーいわく「火がでるほど辛くてうみゃ一でよ（名古屋弁風）」。なお、八ヤシはない。^[10]

Red
This is a dry shell full of spice. As the primarily herbivorous Yoshi says, "It's spicy enough to make you spit fire (Nagoya dialect)." Still, that's no embellishment.

黄
ちゃんこ鍋の味がする変わり種のこうら。関取エキスを多置に含んでいるので、これを食べるとあら不思議、体重が増える。つまり黄色ヨッシーの技が使えるのだ。^[10]

Yellow
A strange kind of shell that tastes like chankonabe. It contains a large amount of sekitori extract, so if you eat this wonder, you'll gain weight. That is, you can use the yellow-colored Yoshi's skill.

青
気分爽快ミント味のこうら。のどにさわやかで、八ーブの香りがする。大都会の雑踏などでこのこうらを食べると、あまりの爽快さに空をも飛んでしまうという。^[10]

Blue
A fresh-feeling, mint-filled shell. It's refreshing in the throat, and has a herbal scent. It is said that if you eat this shell in a big city crowd, you'll fly in the sky from the sheer exhilaration.

Gallery

For this subject's image gallery, see Gallery:Koopa Shell.

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Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Note(s)	Ref.
Japanese	コウラ Kōra	Shell		[11]:136,169,224
	こうら Kōra		Super Mario Bros. 2, Super Mario Advance series	[12][11]:70
	甲こうら Kōra		Super Mario Bros. 3, Super Mario World, and Super Mario All-Stars	[13][14]
	ノコノコのこうら Nokonoko no Kōra	Koopa Troopa Shell	Super Mario World	[11]:61
	ノコノコこうら Nokonoko Kōra		Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars	[?]
	カメのこうら Kame no Kōra	Turtle Shell	Super Mario 64	[15][11]:91
Bulgarian	Черупка Cherupka	Shell		[16]
Chinese (Simplified)	龟壳 Guīké (Mandarin) Gwāi'hok (Cantonese)	Shell		[17]
	慢慢龟龟壳 Mànman Guī Guīké (Mandarin) Maahnmaahn Gwāi Gwāi'hok (Cantonese)	Koopa Shell		[?]
Chinese (Traditional)	慢慢龜龜殼 Mànman Guī Guīké (Mandarin) Maahnmaahn Gwāi Gwāi'hok (Cantonese)			[?]
	綠龜殼 Lǜ Guīké (Mandarin) Luhk Gwāi'hok (Cantonese)	"Green Turtle Shell"; same as Green Shell	Super Mario 64	[18]
Dutch	Schild	Shell		[19]
	Koopa-schild	Koopa shell		[?]
	Schildpad - Huis	"Turtle - Shell"; huis in this context refers to the casing of an object	Super Mario Bros. 2	[20]
French	Carapace	Shell		[21]
	Carapace de Koopa	Koopa shell		[?]
	Carapace de tortue	Turtle shell	Super Mario Bros. 2	[22]
	Coquillage	"Shell", referring to a seashell	Super Mario Bros. 3	[23]
	Coquille de Koopa	"Koopa shell", referring to a seashell	Super Mario All-Stars	[24]
	Coquille	"Shell", referring to a seashell		[25]
	Carapace Koopa	Koopa shell	Super Mario Advance, Super Mario 64 DS	[26]
German	Panzer	Shell		[27]
	Koopa Panzer	Koopa Shell		[?]
	Schildkrötenpanzer	Turtle Shell	Super Mario Bros. 2, Super Mario Bros. 3	[28]
	Koopa-Panzer	Koopa Shell	Super Mario All-Stars, Super Mario Advance, Super Mario 64 DS	[29]
Greek	Κέλυφος Kélyfos	"Shell", referring to mollusk and crustacean shells		[30]
Hebrew	שריון Shiryon	Shell		[31]
Italian	Guscio	Shell		[32][33][34]
	Guscio di Koopa	Koopa shell		[?]
	Guscio di tartaruga	Turtle shell	Super Mario Bros. 2	[35]
	Conchiglia	"Shell", referring to a seashell	Super Mario Bros. 3, Super Mario Advance, and Super Mario World: Super Mario Advance 2	[36][37]
	Conchiglia Koopa	"Koopa shell", referring to a seashell	Super Mario All-Stars, Super Mario Advance	[38]
	Guscio Koopa	Koopa shell	Super Mario 64 DS	[39]
Korean	등껍질 Deungkkeopjil	Shell		[40]
	엉금엉금등껍질 Eonggeum-eonggeum Deungkkeopjil	Koopa Shell		[?]
	거북 껍질 Geobuk Kkeopjil	"Turtle Shell", referring to the skin of a food	Super Mario Bros. 2	[41]
	조개껍질 Jogaekkeopjil	"Shell", referring to a seashell	Super Mario Bros. 3	[42]
	껍질 Kkeopjil	"Shell", referring to the skin of a food	Super Mario World	[43]
Portuguese	Casco	Shell		[44]
	Casca	"Shell", referring to the shells of eggs and nuts	Super Mario World	[45]
Romanian	Carapace Koopa	Koopa shell	McDonald's 2017 Happy Meal promotion	[46]
Spanish	Caparazón	Shell		[47]
	Caparazón Koopa	Koopa shell		[48]
	Concha de Tortuga	"Turtle Shell", referring to a seashell	Super Mario Bros. 2	[49]
	Concha	"Shell", referring to a seashell	Super Mario Bros. 3, Super Mario Advance, and Super Mario Advance 4: Super Mario Bros. 3	[50]
	Concha Koopa	"Koopa shell", referring to a seashell	Super Mario Advance	[51]
Swedish	Skal	Shell		[52]
	Koopa-skal	Koopa shell		[53]

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Block • Arrow Block • Ball on chains • Beach Ball • Bell • Bone Lift • Brick • Cloud • Crane • Empty Block • Fiery block • Gear • Goal • Invisible/flashing block • Propeller Lift • Skull Platform • Soap bubble • Tree sap Enemies Ant • Aqua Goomba • Battle Beetle • Bear • Bee Fly • Beebee • Bero • Bigbee • Birdfish • Blurp • Bomubomu • Boo • Bopping Toady • Bullet Bill • Cheep-Cheep • Chikunto • Collector • Dokanto • Dondon • Falling spike • Fireball Boy • Floating Face • Furizo • Ghost Goomba • Goomba • Goronto • Grubby • Honebon • Jack-in-the-Box • Karakara • Karamenbo • Kiddokatto • Koopa Troopa • Kyororo • Kyotonbo • Kurokyura • Masked Ghoul • Mechanical fist • Minikyura • Moofish • No.48 • Noko Bombette • Para-Goomba • Pikku • Piranha Plant • Poro • Ragumo • Rerere • Satellite • Screw • Shark • Skeleton Bee • Spiked ball (Pumpkin Zone) • Spikey • Spiny Cheep-Cheep • Star • Tamara • Tatenoko • Tosenbo • Unera • Unibo • Wakiri • Venus Fire Trap • Yashichi Obstacles Boulder • Cannonball • Crystal ball • Fire • Lance • Lava • Piranha Plant (statue) • Spiked ball • Turtle Cannon • Witch's Cauldron Levels Overworld Gate Course • Bubble Course • Scenic Course Tree Zone Roots Course • Tree Trunk Course • Leaf Course • Bee Hive Course • Owl Course • Secret Course 1 Space Zone Moon Course • Star Course • Secret Course 2 Macro Zone Manhole Course • Flower Course • Fireplace Course • Attic Course • Secret Course 3 Pumpkin Zone Bat Course • Graveyard Course • Ghost House Course • Witch's Mansion Course • Secret Course 4 • Secret Course 5 Mario Zone Gear Course • Gumball Course • Crane Course • Block Course Turtle Zone Cheep Cheep Course • Sunken Ship Course • Whale Course • Secret Course 6 Wario's Castle Captured Mario's Castle Course Music "Bonus Game" • "Main Theme" ("File Select" • "Tree Zone" • "Roots Course (Tree Zone)" • "Boss BGM" • "Got a Golden Coin" • "Whale Course (Turtle Zone)" • "Crane Course (Mario Zone)" • "Got an Item" • "Ghost House Course (Pumpkin Zone)" • "Manhole Course (Macro Zone)" • "Player Down" • "Game Over" • "Moon Course (Space Zone)" • "6 Golden Coins") • "Mario Land" • "Star Course (Space Zone)" ("Space Zone") Further info Casino • Dark Gate • Gallery • Game Kids Mario: Super Mario Land 2 • Glitches • Hetchara Ban • Mario Land • Mario's castle • Multimedia • Name That Game! • Nintendo Collector Cards • Nintendo Music (soundtrack) • Power Challenge Trading Cards • Staff • Super Mario Slot • Wario o Kotenpan: Super Mario Shageki Game Adaptations Mario Kirby Meisaku Video • Nintendo Kōshiki Guidebook Super Mario Land 2 - 6-tsu no Kinka • Super Mario (Super Mario Land 2 - 6-tsu no Kinka 1 · Super Mario Land 2 - 6-tsu no Kinka 2 · Super Mario Land 2 - 6-tsu no Kinka 3 · Super Mario 4-koma Daikōshin) • Super Mario 4koma Manga Theater (books: 5 · 6 · 7 · 8) • Super Mario Adventures (Mario vs. Wario) • Super Mario-kun (Volumes: 6 · 7 · 8 · 9 · 10 · 12) [Edit] Yoshi Characters Mario • Yoshi • Luigi Enemies Puzzle pieces Bloober • Boo Buddy • Little Goomba • Piranha Plant Other Bob-omb • Cheep Cheep Yoshi types Little Yoshi • Yoshi • Winged Yoshi • Star Yoshi Items Apple • Cherry • Coin • Fire Flower • Grape • Key • Melon • P Switch • Pineapple • Peach • Red Shell • Strawberry • Super Mushroom • Super Star • Yoshi's egg Music "Mushroom BGM" Miscellaneous Gallery • Hetchara Ban DX • Nintendo Music (soundtrack (NES · Game Boy)) • Power Challenge Trading Cards • Yoshi no Tamago (playing cards) Adaptations Nintendo Kōshiki Guidebook Yoshi no Tamago • Super Mario (Super Mario Bros. 4: Super Mario World 6 · Super Mario World! 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Block • Magic gem Objects Dash Zone • Jump zone • Junction Weapons Super Scope Miscellaneous Gallery • Multimedia • Super Jump [Edit] Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island / Yoshi's Island: Super Mario Advance 3 Characters and species Yoshis • Baby Mario • Baby Luigi • Baby Bowser • Item Balloon • Kamek • Stork • Poochy • Huffin Puffin • Liquid lift • Melon Bug • Muddy Buddy • Support Ghost Worlds Welcome To Yoshi's Island • World 1 • World 2 • World 3 • World 4 • World 5 • World 6 Items Regular items Blue watermelon • Coin • Green Shell • Green watermelon • Key • Red coin • Red Shell • Red watermelon • Special Flower • Star • Super Star • Yoshi's egg (Flashing Egg · Giant Egg · Red Egg · Yellow Egg) Special Items 10-Point Star • 20-Point Star • Anytime Egg • Anywhere POW • Magnifying Glass • Super Blue Watermelon • Super Green Watermelon • Super Red Watermelon • Winged Cloud Maker Objects ! Block • Arrow block • Arrow Cloud • Balloon (Mini Battle) • Balloon (platform) • Beanstalk • Bomb • Breakable block • Bubble • Bucket • Chomp Rock • Coin Block • Cork • Countdown Platform • Cracked block • Current • Donut Lift • Dotted-Line Block • Egg Block • Egg Plant • Expansion Block • Falling stone block • Flatbed Ferry • Flipper • Goal Ring • Hard Block • Ice Block • Icicle • Makeshift surfboard • Message Block • Middle Ring • Morph bubble • Moving block • Paddle wheel • Pinwheel • Post • Pot • POW Block • Red-and-yellow bridge • Red balloon • Rolling rock • Seesaw • Ski Lift • Snowball • Soft rock • Spinning Log • Spinning wheel • Spotted platform • Spring ball • Squishy block • Switch • Teeter-totter • Tulip • Tumbler • Warp Pipe • Winged Cloud • Yoshi Block Bosses Burt the Bashful • Salvo the Slime • Bigger Boo • Roger the Potted Ghost • Froggy • Naval Piranha • Marching Milde • Hookbill the Koopa • Sluggy the Unshaven • Raphael the Raven • Tap-Tap the Red Nose • Baby Bowser • Big Baby Bowser Enemies Aqua Lakitu • Bandit • Baron von Zeppelin • Barney Bubble • Beach Koopa • Big Boo • Big Milde • Big Shy Guy • Blow Hard • Boo Balloon • Boo Blah • Boo • Boo Guy • Boo Man Bluff • Bouncing Bullet Bill • Bowling Goonie • Bubble Dayzee • Bullet Bill • Bumpty • Burt • Cactus Jack • Caged Ghost • Chain Chomp • Clawdaddy • Cloud Drop • Coin Bandit • Crazee Dayzee • Dancing Spear Guy • Dangling Ghost • Dizzy Dandy • Dr. Freezegood • Eggo-Dil • Fang • Fat Guy • Fishing Lakitu • Flamer Guy • Flightless Goonie • Flightless Skeleton Goonie • Flopsy Fish • Fly Guy • Flying Wiggler • Frog Pirate • Fuzzy • Gargantua Blargg • Georgette Jelly • Goomba • Goonie • Green Glove • Green Toady • Grim Leecher • Grinder • Grunt • Gusty • Harry Hedgehog • Hefty Goonie • Hootie the Blue Fish • Hot Lips • Incoming Chomp • Itsunomanika Heihō • Jean de Fillet • Kaboomba • Kamek • Kamek's Toadies • Koopa Troopa • Lakitu • Lantern Ghost • Large Milde • Lava Bubble • Lava Drop • Little Mouser • Little Skull Mouser • Loch Nestor • Lunge Fish • Mace Guy • Mace Penguin • Milde • Mock Up • Mufti Guy • Needle • Nep-Enut • Nipper Plant • Nipper Spore • Para-Koopa • Piro Dangle • Piscatory Pete • Pokey • Preying Mantas • Raven • Raven (mini) • Red Blargg • Red Bullet Billa • Relay Heihō • Sanbo Flower • Shark Chomp • Shy-Guy • Shy-Guy on Stilts • Skeleton Goonie • Slime • Slime Drop • Slugger • Sluggy • Snifit • Solo Toady • Spear Guy • Spiked Fun Guy • Spooky • Spray Fish • Stretch • Tap-Tap • Tap-Tap the Golden • Thunder Lakitu • Train Bandit • Wall Lakitu • Whirly Fly Guy • Wild Piranha • Wild Ptooie Piranha • Woozy Guy • Zeus Guy Obstacles Ball 'N' Chain • Ball and chain • Cannonball • Fire-Bar • Lava • Spike • Spiked ball • Spiked weight • Thorn • Turtle Cannon Mini Battles Gather Coins • Popping Balloons • Throwing Balloons • Watermelon Seed Spitting Contest Bonus Challenges Flip Cards • Scratch and Match • Drawing Lots • Match Cards • Roulette • Slot Machine Music "Athletic BGM" • "Big Boss BGM" • "Bowser" • "Flower Field BGM" • "Goal!" • "Ground BGM" • "Kamek's Theme" • "Opening Melody" • "Powerful Mario" • "Practice Stage" • "Stage Boss" • "Stage Start" • "Yoshi's Island" Miscellaneous Countdown Timer • Yoshi's Island Adaptations Super Mario (Super Mario: Yoshi Island 1 · Super Mario: Yoshi Island 2 · Super Mario: Yoshi Island 3) • Super Mario-kun (Volumes: 14 · 15) Further info Gallery (SNES · GBA) • Glitches • Mario Bros.a • A Magical Tour of Yoshi's Island • Baby Mario's A-Maze-ing Game • Message Block hints • Multimedia • Nintendo Classic Mini: SNES developer interview • Nintendo Music (soundtrack) • Nintendo Power - Play it Loud! Original Soundtrack Volume 1 • Pre-release and unused content • Quotes • Staff (SNES · GBA) • Super Mario: Yossy Island Original Sound Version • Text changesa • The Music Man • Wendy's treats • Yoshi's Island Slider a Exclusive to Yoshi's Island: Super Mario Advance 3 [Edit] Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars (SNES) / Super Mario RPG (Nintendo Switch) Characters Protagonists Mario • Mallow • Geno • Bowser • Princess Peach Toadstool Supporting Baby Fat • Boo, Goo, Bones, and Kipp • Boshi • Chancellor • Chef Torte and Apprentice • Cinder Toad • Drill Bit • Dr. Topper • Dyna and Mite • Elder • Frog Sage • Frogfucius' Student • Gardener • Garro • Gaz • Goomhilde • Granny • King Nimbus • Link • Ma Mole and Pa Mole • Moleville Toad • Monstermama • Mushroom Boy • Queen Nimbus • Raini • Raz • Rose Town innkeeper • Royal bus driver • Samus • Sergeant Flutter • Three Musty Fears • Toadofsky • Triplets • Vault Guard • Very game-obsessed young Toad Bosses and boss support Smithy Gang Axem Rangers (Axem Red · Axem Black · Axem Green · Axem Yellow · Axem Pink) & The Blade • Boomer • Bowyer (Aero) • Claymorton (Bodyguard) • Clerk (Manager • Director) • Cloaker & Domino (Bad Adder · Mad Adder) • Count Down • Exor • Factory Chief • Gunyolk • Machine Made • Smithy (Shyper • Smelter) • Speardovich Other bosses Belome (Mario • Mallow • Geno • Bowser • Peach) • Birdo (Shelly • Eggbert) • Booster • Bowser (Chaindelier) • Cake (Torte) • Croco • Culex (Earth Crystal • Fire Crystal • Water Crystal • Wind Crystal) • Czar Dragon/Zombone (Helio) • Gassox • Grate Guy & Knife Guy • Hammer Bros. • Jagger • Jinx • Johnny (Bandana Blue) • King Calamari • Smilax/Megasmilax • Punchinello (Microbomb • Mezzo Bomb • King Bomb) • Valentina (Dodo) • Wizakoopa (Jinx Clone) Enemies Amanita • Ameboid • Arachne (Spinthra) • Artichoker (Kriffid) • Bahamutt • Bandana Red (Blue) • Beezo • Blaster (Big) • Birdy (Bluebird) • Blooper (Baby · Nanny) • Bob-omb (Rob-omb · Parabomb) • Boo (High) • Buzzer (Stinger) • Carroboscis • Chain Chomp (Chomp Chomp) • Cheep Cheep (Mr. Kipper) • Chompweed • Cluster (Pulsar) • Crook (Sackit) • Crusty (Star Cruster) • Dollox (Puppox) • Dry Bones (Vomer) • Enigma (Enigmax) • Frogog (Ribbite) • Goomba (Mini · Pro) • Gecko (Geckit) • Greaper (Glum Reaper) • Guerrilla (Chained Kong) • Hippopo • Hobgoblin (Straw Head) • Huhwhat (Whuhoh · Pleaseno (Jinnie) · Comeon) • Jabit • Jawful (Forkie) • Jester • K-9 (Chow) • Lakitu • Lava Bubble (Blubble · Babble) • Leuko (Muckle) • Mad Mallet (Pounder · Poundette) • Magmite (Magmus) • Mastadoom • Ninja • Octolot (Octovader) • Orb User (Orbison) • Paratroopa (Malakoopa · Big Troopa (Grand Troopa)) • Pinwheel • Piranha Plant (Chewy) • Rat Funk (Alley Rat) • Reacher • Shadow (Doppel) • Shaman • Shogun (Armored Ant) • Shymore (Springer) • Shy Guy (Ranger · Sling) • Snapdragon (Fink Flower) • Snifit (Apprentice · Snifster) • Spikey (Spikester · Urspike) • Starslap (Zeostar) • Stompillar • Stumpet • Terrapin (Terra Cotta) • Thropher • Thwomp (Big) • Wiggler Locations Mushroom Kingdom Region Mario's Pad • Vista Hill • Mushroom Way • Mushroom Kingdom (Mushroom Castle · Peach's Room) • Bandit's Way Tadpole Pond Region Kero Sewers • Midas River • Tadpole Pond (Melody Bay) • Rose Way • Rose Town • Forest Maze • Pipe Vault Yo'ster Isle Region Yo'ster Isle Moleville Region Moleville (Mole Mines · Swap Shop) • Booster Pass • Booster Tower • Booster Hill • Marrymore Star Hill Region Star Hill • Seaside Town (Beetles Are Us) • Sea • Sunken Ship Land's End Region Land's End (Belome Temple · Sky Bridge) • Monstro Town • Bean Valley (Beanstalk) • Grate Guy's Casino Nimbus Land Region Nimbus Land (Nimbus Castle) • Barrel Volcano Bowser's Keep Region Bowser's Keep (The Trial Course) • Weapon World (Factory) Items General items Beetle • Bonus Flower • Bracer • Carbo Cookie • Cleansing Juice • Coin • Croaka Cola • Earlier Times • Energizer • Finless Cola • Fire Bomb • Flower • Flower Box • Flower Jar • Flower Tab • Fright Bomb • Frog Coin • Frogleg Cola • Goodie Bag • Honey Syrup • Ice Bomb • Lamb's Lure • Lucky Jewel • Maple Syrup • Max Mushroom • Mid Mushroom • Moldy Mush • Mushroom • Mushroom (Monstro Town) • Mystery Egg • Party Bracer • Party Cleanse • Party Energizer • Peach's ??? • Pick Me Up • Poison Mushroom • Pure Water • Red Essence • Rock Candy • Rotten Mush • Royal Syrup • See Ya • Sheep Attack • Sleepy Bomb • Star • Star Egg • Tadpola Cola • Thropher Cookie • Wilt Shroom • Yoshi-Ade • Yoshi Candy • Yoshi Cookie Key items Alto Card • Beetle Box • Boo Flag • Bright Card • Castle Key 1 • Castle Key 2 • Carbo Cookie • Cricket Jam • Cricket Pie • Crystal Sharda • Dry Bones Flag • Elder Key • Extra-Shiny Stonea • Fertilizer • Fireworks • Greaper Flag • Microbomb • Monster Trophya • Room Key • Seed • Shed Key • Shiny Stone • Soprano Card • Special Frog Coin • Stay Vouchera • Temple Key • Tenor Card • Wallet Weapons Mario (Hammer • Koopa Shell • Punch Glove • Super Hammer • Masher • Paratroopa Shell • Lucky Hammer • Mega Glove • Ultra Hammer • Lazy Shell) Mallow (Froggie Stick • Cymbals • Whomp Glove • Ribbit Stick • Sticky Glove • Sonic Cymbals • Sage Sticka) Geno (Finger Shot • Hand Gun • Double Punch • Hand Cannon • Star Gun • Stella 023a) Bowser (Fake Chomp • Chain Chomp • Hurly Glove • Spiked Chomp • Drill Claw • Wonder Chompa) Peach (Slap Glove • Parasol • War Fan • Super Slap • Frying Pan) Armor Mario (Shirt • Thick Shirt • Mega Shirt • Happy Shirt • Sailor Shirt • Fluffy Shirt • Fire Shirt • Hero Shirt) Mallow (Pants • Thick Pants • Mega Pants • Happy Pants • Sailor Pants • Fluffy Pants • Fire Pants • Prince Pants) Geno (Mega Cape • Happy Cape • Sailor Cape • Fluffy Cape • Fire Cape • Star Cape) Bowser (Happy Shell • Courage Shell • Fire Shell • Heel Shell) Peach (Lovely Dress • Sailor Dress • Fluffy Dress • Fire Dress • Royal Dress) Anyone (Work Pants) Accessories Antidote Pin • Attack Scarf • Booster's Charm • Coin Trick • Defense Scarf • Echo Signal Ringa • Enduring Broocha • Exp. Booster • Fearless Pin • Feather • Flower Ring • Ghost Medal • Jinx Belt • Jump Shoes • Nurture Ring • Quartz Charm • Safety Badge • Safety Ring • Signal Ring • Teamwork Banda • Troopa Medal • Trueform Pin • Wake-Up Pin • Zoom Shoes Objects Barrel • Beanstalk • Bucket • Dolls (Bowser · Mario · Peach) • Donut Block • Fungi Light • Pot cannon • Save Block • Screw bridge • Spinning Flower • Tile • Trampoline • Treasure box (Hidden · Magic) • Trolley • Waste Basket • Whirlpool • Wish Star Special moves Mario Jump • Fireball • Super Jump • Super Fireball • Ultra Jump • Ultra Fireball Mallow Thunderbolt • HP Rain • Thought Peek • Shocker • Snowy • Star Rain Geno Geno Beam • Geno Boost • Geno Whirl • Geno Blast • Geno Flash Bowser Terrorize • Poison Gas • Crusher • Mechakoopa Stomp Peach Therapy • Group Hug • Sleepy Time • Come Back • Mute • Psych Bomb Gauge Movesa Toad Assist • Star Riders • Clown Car Barrage • Healing Rainbow • Spare-Us-All • Shooting Star Shot • Starry Shell Spike Enemies Arrow Rain • Attack Locka • Aurora Flash • Backfire • Big Bang • Blast • Blazer • Blizzard • Body Slam • Bolt • Bombs Away • Boulder • Breaker Beam • Card Rain • Card Toss • Carni-Kiss • Celebration Shota • Claw • Crystal • Dark Claw • Dark Star • Diamond Saw • Doom Reverb • Echofinder • Eerie Jig • Electroshock • Elegy • Endobubble • Fangs • Fear Roulette • Fear Sickle • Final Clawa • Fire Saber • Flame • Flame Stone • Flame Wall • Flare • Flutter Hush • Fun & Run • Funguspike • Get Tough • Goodnight • Grinder • Gunk Ball • Hammer Time • Hot Shot • Howl • Ice Rock • Ignitea • Ink Blast • Iron Maiden • Item Locka • Jinxed • Last Shot • Light Bubble • Lightning Orb • Loco Express • Loco Express 023a • Lulla-Bye • Magic Forcea • Magnum • Mega Recover • Meteora • Meteor Blast • Meteor Swarm • Migraine • Mirage Attack • Missed me! • Monster Toss • Moral Supporta • Multiplier • Multistrike • Mushroom Funk • Nimble Forcea • Painspout • Petal Blast • Pierce • Poison • Pollen Nap • Psyche • Psycho Plasm • Quicksilver • Reaper Sickle • Recover • Scarecrow Bell • Scarecrow Dust • Scarecrow Fangs • Scarecrow Funk • Sand Storm • Scream • Shaker • Shredder • Silver Bullet • Skewer • Sledge • Sleep Sauce • Solidify • Somnus Waltz • Spear Rain • Special Locka • Spore Chimes • Sporocyst • Spritz Bomb • Static Electricity • Stench • Storm • Sword Rain • Terrapunch • Thornet • Triple Kick • Va-Va-Voom • Valor Forcea • Valor Up • Venom Drool • Vigor Forcea • Vigor Up • Viro Plasm • Water Blast • Weird Mushroom • Will-O-Wisp Game mechanics Elements Fire • Jump • Ice • Lightning Status effects DEF-Up • Downed • Fear • Mushroom • Mute • Poison • POW-Up • Prohibited Command • Scarecrow • Sleep Battle mechanics Action Command • Action Gaugea • Ally Buffa • Chaina • Gauge Movea • Run Away • Triple Movea Minigames Beetle Mania • Beetle Race • Goomba-thumping • Look the other way • Moleville Mountain • Mushroom Derby • Yoshi's guessing game Miscellaneous Loading zone Music "Battling a Weapon Boss" • "Battling Monsters" • "Battling Strongish Monsters" • "Beware of Forest Mushrooms" • "Bowser's Keep" • "Elegy" • "Hello, Happy Kingdom" • "Super Mario House" • "Super Mario RPG" • "Victory!" Lists, related and miscellaneous Bestiary (SNES · Switch) • Chō Mario Sugoroku 3 • Enemy formations • Gallery (SNES · Switch) • Glitches • Jogo Super Mario RPG • Level up progressions • Parade • Play Reporta • Pre-release and unused content • Quotes • Scrapbooka • Shops • Sound Playera • Soundtrack (SNES · Switch (CD, Vinyl) · Sound Box) • Special moves • Staff (SNES · Switch) • Super Mario RPG Character Highlight • Super Mario RPG: How to battle! • Super Mario RPG Secrets • Treasures a Exclusive to Super Mario RPG for the Nintendo Switch [Edit] Super Mario 64 / Super Mario 64 DS Playable characters Mario • Yoshib • Luigic • Warioc • Red Yoshic • Blue Yoshic • Yellow Yoshic Forms Wing Mario • Metal Mario/Metal Wario • Vanish Mario/Vanish Luigi • Fire Powerc • Balloon Marioc • Super Marioc Non-playable characters Lakitu Bros. • Princess Peach • Toad • Toads • Bob-omb Buddies • Koopa the Quick • Hoot • Penguins • Baby Penguins • Mother Penguin • Big Penguin • Penguin Defender • Snowman • Rabbits • MIPSa • Glowing rabbitsc • Dorrie • Ukkiki Enemies Amp • Bob-omb • Boo • Bookend • Bub • Bubba • Bullet Bill • Bully • Chain Chomp • Chair • Chuckya • Clam shell • Flame thrower • Fly Guy • Fwoosh • Goomba • Goombette • Grand Goomba • Grindel • Heave-Ho • Klepto • Koopa Troopa • Lakitu • Mad Piano • Manta Ray • Money Bags • Monty Mole • Moving Bar • Mr. Blizzard • Mr. I. • Piranha Flower • Piranha Plant • Podoboo • Pokey • Scuttle Bug • Skeeter • Small Koopa Troopa • Small Piranha • Snufit • Spindel • Spindrift • Spiny • Spiny bomb • Sushi • Swoop • Thwomp • Tox Box • Ukkiki • Unagi • Unshelled Koopa • Whomp Obstacles Casket • Cold water • Current • Deadly quicksand • Endless stairs • Falling pillar • Fire bar • Fireball • Flamethrower • Hidden smasher • Ice • Ice block • Iron ball • Lava • Moving sand • Pendulum • Pit • Quicksand • Rolling rock • Slide Box • Spiked orb • Strange toxic cloud • Tornado • Turtle Cannon • Water bomb • Water tide • Whirlpool • Wind Bosses Big Bob-omb • Whomp King • Bowser • Big Boo • Big Mr. I. • Big Bully • Eyerok • Chill Bully • Wiggler • Goombossc • King Booc • Chief Chillyc Items and power-ups 1-UP Mushroom • Blue Coin • Bubble • Capc • Crate • Crazed Crate • Jumbo Star • Key • Koopa Shell • Luigi Keyc • Luigi's capc • Mario's cap • Mario's Keyc • Metal Capa • Mushroomc • Power Flowerc • Power Star • Red Coin • Silver Starc • Spinning Heart • Vanish Capa • Wario Keyc • Wario's capc • Wing Capa • Wingsc • Yellow Coin • Yoshi Eggc Objects 15-Piece Puzzle • ★ door • Accordion-like platform • Arrow Lift • Arrow Sign • Big House • Big Star Door • Block • Blue Coin Block • Brick pillar • Bubble ring • Butterfly • Cannon • Cap Block • Cap Switch • Conveyor belt • Crystal Tap • Drawbridge • Falling Block • Fish • Flagpole • Flipping block • Gondola • Ice sculpture • Key Door • Lift • Log • Magic carpet • Merry-go-round • Metal crate • Minute hand • Mushroom • Paddle wheel • Painting • Pole • Purple Switch • Pyramid • Pyramid platform • Rainbow Cruiser • Rotating bar • Rotating bridge • Rotating disc • Secret point • Seesaw • Semi-visible block • Shrinker Pipe • Sign • Square • Stake • Star Marker • Star Spherec • Star Switch c • Swing • Tapering platform • Track • Treasure Chest • Tree • Volcano • Warp pipe • Warp Point • Waterfall • Wire net • Wired platform • You are visitor 01402503 — GeezerVison does not store the pages you look up. 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