Blooper
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| Blooper | |
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| A Blooper from New Super Mario Bros.. | |
| Series | Mario series |
| First game | Super Mario Bros. |
| Created by | Shigeru Miyamoto |
Bloopers are enemies that first debuted on the original Nintendo Entertainment System game Super Mario Bros. They live underwater. For some odd reason, they will not attack Mario if he is on the bottom of the screen. After Super Mario Bros., the Blooper became a popular enemy in the Mario series.
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History
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Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels
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After Super Mario Bros, the species' next game was Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels for the NES, where another type could be found floating above the water and in the sky. After that, they appeared in Super Mario Bros. 3 where their types were even more varied.
Mario Kart series
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Bloopers appear in the Mario Kart series, more specifically Mario Kart DS and Mario Kart Wii and Mario Kart 7. They do the same thing in both games, but are more annoying in Mario Kart Wii. They are items that players can get from Item Boxes, and when shot, they go to every kart in front of the shooter to spray it with ink. This blocks the view of human players and makes CPUs swerve, slowing them down. Firing one in first place backfires, because the blooper sprays the shooter instead of other racers. You might bump into things, while CPU suffer the ink obstruction by going left and right. This can make CPUs slow down.
In Mario Kart DS they are not a big problem because the racer can simply look at the bottom screen (the map) to drive when they get sprayed. In Mario Kart Wii, there is no bottom map screen, so it is harder not to crash into anything. Blooper will also spray extremely huge amount of ink, almost covering the entire screen but you can see that the ink are small. To remove this ink, you must use Mushroom, Golden Mushroom or Star or drive on the booster. The ink will go off for limited time (normally 5 seconds). In 3DS version of Mario Kart game, you can see the map screen to prevent you from slowing down or bumping into things, but many gimmicks and obstacle don't appear in the map screen. You must be careful. This item can be used from 3rd to 6th place.
The Super Blooper kart in Mario Kart Wii is based on a Blooper.
New Super Mario Bros. Wii
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Blooper acts the same in this game as usual, but hides in the pipes and comes out when Mario and co. approach. They appear only in World 4-4 and World 8-4.
Super Mario Galaxy 2
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Their latest game is Super Mario Galaxy 2, where, just like the original, they can only be found in the water.
New Super Mario Bros.
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Bloopers also appeared in this game. He only appear in World 3. If you get near him, he will attempt to attack you by swimming across Mario. The player need to avoid him by swimming away from him. If you from distance, Blooper will not attempt to attack you. He might home on Mario.
See also
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- Electro Blooper: A big blooper that can charge itself with electricity.
- Super Blooper: A giant blooper that can charge its energy and make babies.
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