Yoshi's Island Sluggy The Unshaven
Hookbill the Koopa is an enlarged Koopa Troopa in the game Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island and its remake. He is the boss of World 4 and resides atop the castle of that world.
History[edit]Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island[edit]When Blue Yoshi and Baby Mario reach the bridge on which Hookbill is fought, a fog envelops the area, dissipating on the other side. Blue Yoshi and Baby Mario then encounter a normal Koopa Troopa and Kamek, who casts his magic on the Koopa. The Koopa Troopa retreats into his shell, which grows. After the transformation is complete, Hookbill re-emerges from his shell. Walking on all fours, he creeps towards Blue Yoshi to attack him and Baby Mario. After walking on all fours for some time, he stands up and runs in Blue Yoshi's direction and lunges at the dinosaur. Blue Yoshi then must dodge the attack in order to avoid getting hurt. To defeat Hookbill, Blue Yoshi must first throw Yoshi Eggs at his head or arms. Jumping on Hookbill's shell or head will cause Hookbill to cough up eggs for Blue Yoshi to use in case his supply gets depleted. After four hits while on all fours or after three hits while on two legs, Hookbill will fall backwards and will be briefly vulnerable to attack. Blue Yoshi must jump on and then ground pound Hookbill's exposed stomach, delivering damage to Hookbill. After this (or after a certain amount of time passes), Hookbill will recover, retreat into his shell, and begin pounding the ground. He will then re-emerge, and the process will have to be repeated. Once his stomach has been pounded three times, Hookbill is defeated. His shell explodes and disappears, and Hookbill (with no shell) falls from the top of the castle. Tetris Attack[edit]Hookbill the Koopa reappears in Tetris Attack as one of Bowser's allies in the game and speaks with a stutter. Here, he takes Phoenix's place of the original Panel de Pon Zulu yoshi s islands. at Stage 9, and unlike other characters, Hookbill does not have a personal ally of his own. Yoshi's Island DS[edit]During the introduction to Yoshi's Island DS, Hookbill the Koopa makes an appearance alongside the other castle bosses in the game as the events of Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island are recapped. Gallery[edit]
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Yoshi's Island Sluggy The Unshaven Fort
- Sluggy the Unshaven is a massive Sluggy found in Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island. It is a mid-boss encountered in the fort of World 5. It is a see-through slug with a face, hair in various places and a visible, and hairy, heart. To defeat it, the Yellow Yoshi has to throw eggs at its heart, pushing through its gelatinous skin.
- A Sluggy is a green, red, or blue slime enemy found in W5-4: Sluggy The Unshaven's Fort in Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island. They drop down from ceilings and move towards Yellow Yoshi. A transformed one named Sluggy The Unshaven is the boss of the level. They can be defeated in any way.
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Sluggies are a species of enemies found in the game Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island. They are found in three different colors; blue, red, and green. They can fall onto Yoshi from the ceilings. They are found in Sluggy the Unshaven's fort who it is a boss at. Kalangodeparede2 Presents: Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island - 5-4: Sluggy The Unshaven's Fort. In The Know Video Partners. Makeup illusionist draws cast of 'Friends' on face. This game was later ported to the Game Boy Advance under the title Yoshi's Island: Super Mario Advance 3, along with six secret stages not found in the Super NES original. As of right now, this guide covers the Super NES version only, though I may later go back and cover the GBA version at a later point.