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Shy Guys (ヘイホー, Heiho) are enemies from the Mario and Yoshi series. OriginShy Guys made their debut in the Japan-only game Yume Kōjō: Doki Doki Panic (repurposed as Super Mario Bros. 2 for international markets) as a common enemy, and have become a common enemy in later Mario games. They are humanoid enemies who wear robes and a white mask that features two large eyeholes and a round mouth hole. Their robes also appear in a variety of colors, with red being the most common. Shy Guys are also known for being highly secretive about their true appearance, desperately trying to hide themselves in the few times their mask falls off. In Shy Guy's celebration cutscene in Mario Power Tennis, Luigi accidentally sees the face of that Shy Guy, making him the only character known to have seen the face of one. The Mario Strikers series also shows that Shy Guys have several masks that display different emotions, which they swap between when they need to. Shy Guys are typically antagonistic and/or incompotent, but can be shown on occasion to be friendly or even brave, with the most notable example of both qualities being exemplified by White Shy Guys in Yoshi's Story, who will venture into Baby Bowser's castle to rescue Yoshis who have been kidnapped if he is found on a level. In Super Mario Bros. 2, Shy Guys are mostly known for walking around and damaging the player on contact. Shy Guys can be defeated by grabbing them and throwing them against another enemy or into a nearby pitfall. Starting with Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island they became the basic common enemy in the Yoshi games. Shy Guys often appear in spin-off Mario games with several roles. They made their playable debut in Mario Tennis for the Nintendo 64. They also appear in Mario Kart DS and Mario Kart 7 in download play multiplayer, where players without the respective games can only play as Shy Guy in their Standard Kart, marked with the emblem of their mask. While in Mario Kart DS they're playable only in download play, starting with Mario Kart 7 they're playable normally as well. In Super Smash Bros. MeleeTrophyRegular Shy Guys do not make any appearance in Melee. However, the trophy for Propeller Shy Guys, a subspecies of Shy Guys, is labeled with the name "Shy Guys", with the description even alluding to Shy Guys in general rather than Propeller Shy Guys specifically.  Shy Guys's trophy in Melee
In Super Smash Bros. BrawlAs a stage hazardShy Guys on their Standard Karts appear as stage hazards on the Mario Circuit stage. They drive their Standard Kart around the track and inflict 15%/10% damage to the player's fighter on contact. They can be hit with attacks or items; once defeated, they start spinning out of control, becoming harmless.
TrophyThe Shy Guy trophy can be obtained as a challenge reward by hitting 10,000 m/30,000 ft combined with all fighters' Home-Run Contest records.  Shy Guy's trophy in Brawl
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In Super Smash Bros. 4As a stage hazardIn Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS, Shy Guys on Standard Karts appear as stage hazards on the Rainbow Road stage, reprising their role from the Mario Circuit stage in Brawl; however, Shy Guys cannot be attacked, and they appear in a variety of colors.  Shy Guys in the Mario Circuit stage in for Wii U In Super Smash Bros. for Wii U, Shy Guys on Standard Karts appear as stage hazards for the returning Mario Circuit stage and the new Mario Circuit stages. They cannot be attacked in the latter stage. As an enemyShy Guys appear as enemies in Smash Run, appearing in different colored robes, including red, yellow, green, and light blue. Each different color of Shy Guy features a different attribute, with red Shy Guys dealing more damage, yellow Shy Guys jumping higher, green Shy Guys being faster, and light blue Shy Guys having more health. When the player's fighter approaches them, Shy Guys will jump in place a few times before charging at the player while flailing their arms. Each type of Shy Guy drops stat boosts related to their colors and specialty, including Attack, Jump, Speed, and Defense respectively. TrophiesThe Shy Guy trophy appears in both versions and is part of the Yoshi's Island Trophy Box in the Wii U version. All other trophies are exclusive to the 3DS version.  Shy Guy's trophy in Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS  Shy Guy's trophy in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U
 Blue Shy Guy's trophy in Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS
 Yellow Shy Guy's trophy in Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS
 Green Shy Guy's trophy in Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS
 Shy Guy + Standard Kart's trophy in Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS
In Super Smash Bros. UltimateAs a stage hazard and stage element Shy Guys on the Figure-8 Circuit stage in Ultimate. Shy Guys return as stage hazards for the returning Figure-8 Circuit and Mario Circuit stages, and as a stage element on the returning Yoshi's Story stage, reprising their behaviors from the previous games. As a Mii CostumeThe Shy Guy serves as the basis for the Shy Guy Mask headgear for the Mii Fighters. SpiritShy Guy also appears as a Novice-class primary spirit and is featured in the Roger the Potted Ghost spirit. In Adventure Mode: World of Light, Shy Guy is presumably one of the countless spirits captured by Galeem during his takeover of the universe. Geno's spirit is located in the hill section of The Light Realm. Shy Guy's Spirit Battle uses the Mii Brawler, Mii Gunner, and Mii Swordfighter puppet fighters wearing the Shy Guy outfit and is fought on the Mushroom Kingdom II stage's Battlefield form. During the battle, Throwing Type items will appear while the puppet fighters use neutral specials, referencing the projectiles launched by the similar-looking Snifit enemies. In the Roger the Potted Ghost Spirit Battle, two Shy Guys each use a Meta Knight puppet fighter and is fought on the Dracula's Castle stage's Ω form. They are fought along with the Giant Wii Fit Trainer puppet fighter representing Roger the Potted Ghost. During the battle, the player must defeat the Wii Fit Trainer in one minute and the fighters' jumping power are decreased, referencing the ground-based boss battle against Roger in Yoshi's Island. Primary spirit
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: Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island (10/1995)
