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* FusionDance: It's formed on-screen by multiple Pyrospheres/[[AdaptationNameChange Lava Babbles]] fusing into a single form.

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* FusionDance: It's formed on-screen by multiple Pyrospheres/[[AdaptationNameChange Lava Babbles]] Bubbles]] fusing into a single form.
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* EnemyMine: He allies with Mario to get his home back, since Bowser is clearly outmatched and Smithy is a much more dangerous threat to the world than Bowser ever was.

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* EnemyMine: He allies with Mario to get his home back, since Bowser is clearly outmatched and Smithy is a much more dangerous threat to the world than Bowser ever was. This is notably the first time that such a scenario has ever happened.
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* DeathByIrony: He tries to summon his biggest bomb yet to blow up Mario, and it falls and crushes him.

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* DeathByIrony: He tries to summon his biggest bomb yet to blow up Mario, and it falls and crushes him. Subverted in the remake, where he survives.
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* {{Expy}}: The Czar Dragon looks suspiciously like the Blarggs from ''VideoGame/SuperMarioWorld''. They both live in lava, they're both reptillian in nature, and they both have similar goofy faces with nearly the same eyes. Blarggs as a species are otherwise absent from the game, and it's not actually related to the species, having been formed instead through members of the Lava Bubble species.

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* {{Expy}}: The Czar Dragon looks suspiciously like the Blarggs from ''VideoGame/SuperMarioWorld''. They both live in lava, they're both reptillian in nature, and they both have similar goofy faces with nearly the same eyes. Blarggs as a species are otherwise absent from the game, and it's not actually related to the species, them, having been formed instead through members of the Lava Bubble species.

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* FusionDance: It's formed on-screen by multiple Pyrospheres fusing into a single form.

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* {{Expy}}: The Czar Dragon looks suspiciously like the Blarggs from ''VideoGame/SuperMarioWorld''. They both live in lava, they're both reptillian in nature, and they both have similar goofy faces with nearly the same eyes. Blarggs as a species are otherwise absent from the game, and it's not actually related to the species, having been formed instead through members of the Lava Bubble species.
* FusionDance: It's formed on-screen by multiple Pyrospheres Pyrospheres/[[AdaptationNameChange Lava Babbles]] fusing into a single form.
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* BouncingBattler: Mack is a giant pogo stick-like sword with a swarm of Shy Guys hopping on similar pogo sticks.

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* BouncingBattler: Mack is a giant pogo stick-like sword with a swarm of Shy Guys hopping on similar pogo sticks. They're all obsessed with bouncing, ''especially'' Claymorton whose only thoughts involve how cool he can make his next bounce.



* FlatCharacter: Appears in only one scene and has only a few lines that don’t reveal much.

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* FlatCharacter: Appears in only one scene and has only a few lines that don’t reveal much. Even after the remake adds the Monster List, the only personality trait he's stated to have is that he's obsessed with bouncing.
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all of the crystals can lock your buttons, not just the wind crystal


* InterfaceScrew: [[spoiler:In the rematch against 3D Culex, the Wind Crystal takes a page from Bowyer's book and can disable one of your buttons]].

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* InterfaceScrew: [[spoiler:In the rematch against 3D Culex, the Wind Crystal takes Crystals take a page from Bowyer's book and can disable one of your buttons]].

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* FoodEatsYou: Bundt and Raspberry somehow become sentient and attacks Mario and co. with no explaination why it happened.

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* FoodEatsYou: Bundt and Raspberry somehow become sentient and attacks Mario and co. with no explaination why it happened. It happens again in the remake, where Torte and his apprentice will beg Mario to defeat a stronger Bundt. Torte's wish after the boss is defeated is that he wants to make a normal cake.


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* GiantSpaceFleaFromNowhere: There was no indication that the giant cake Torte and his apprentice were making would come to life and attack Mario and co. Its only (possible) motivation is if Mario stepped on the cake earlier, but no one knows why the cake became alive. Even in the remake's postgame, Torte makes a second living cake and ''still'' doesn't know how it happened.
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* SealedEvilInACan: It was locked in the Sunken Ship's treasure room. Accessing the boss battle and being able to move on requires Mario to SolveTheSoupCans and figure out the password.

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* SequentialBoss: Chef Torte and his apprentice are the ones who initiate the boss fight and are the ones to attack during the first few turns, but you can't target them, and they're pathetically weak. Suddenly, the cake starts moving and takes over as the boss of the fight, scaring the two away.



* TrickBoss: Chef Torte and his apprentice are the ones who initiate the boss fight and are the ones to attack during the first few turns, but you can't target them, and they're pathetically weak. Suddenly, the cake starts moving and takes over as the boss of the fight, scaring the two away.



* SequentialBoss: After being defeated, the Czar Dragon immediately comes back as [[DemBones Zombone]], who is fought in the second phase. Doubles as this to the Axem Rangers since you fight them right after.



* TrickBoss: After being defeated, the Czar Dragon immediately comes back as [[DemBones Zombone]], who is fought in the second phase. Doubles as this to the Axem Rangers since you fight them right after.
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Any Japanese could tell you those are literally the same thing, that’s how “yaridovich” would be spelled in kana


* DubNameChange: His name is changed from Yaridovihhi (Japanese) to Yaridovich (English). The remake changes it to Speardovich.

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* DubNameChange: His name is changed from Yaridovihhi (Japanese) to Yaridovich (English). The remake changes it to Speardovich.
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* ExactWords: In the remake, he forbids you from pressing the A, X, and Y buttons, on top of his previous disabling of Toad Assist. Note that he prevented Toad Assists, not the minus button as a whole, so once Geno teaches Mario and Mallow how to use Triple Moves, they can use it, since it replaces Toad Assist.
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* TokenHeroicOrc: He and his Sky Troopas are the only helpful Paratroopas in the game.
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->"We're 0.52 seconds late! I hold myself personally accountable for the delay, Ma'am!"

The leader of a squad of Koopa Paratroopas called the Sky Troopas. He and his squad are called in by Monstromama to help Mario scale the steep cliff in Land's End to reach Bean Valley. Flutter does this by setting up a mini-game where Mario has to use each Paratroopa as a stepping stone. If you complete the game fast enough, you will receive Frog Coins and a Troopa Pin.
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* ClockKing: He times Mario's progress in the Paratroopa minigame personally.

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* OneHitKill: In the remake, his train attack in his post-game rematch does ''9999'' damage unblocked. Your party's HP never goes over three digits. Fortunately, your other two party members swap in for the fallen ones.

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* OneHitKill: In the remake, his train attack in his post-game rematch does ''9999'' damage unblocked.and can't be blocked by Timed Hits. Your party's HP never goes over three digits. Fortunately, your other two party members swap in for the fallen ones.
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* BerserkButton: The strategy guide warns you not to step on the cake, as Chef Torte hates that. If Mario does jump on the cake in his kitchen, Torte will yell at him and he'll immediately hop off.
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** Amusingly subverted in the 2023 remake. His new profiles mention that the increased costs of maintaining his tower and railroad mean he can't afford to fix his front door after Bowser smashed it down. He also had to sell his favorite video game to a kid in the Mushroom Kingdom to raise money.

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** Amusingly subverted in the 2023 remake. His new profiles mention that the increased costs of maintaining his tower and railroad mean he can't afford to fix his front door after Bowser smashed it down. He also had to sell his favorite video game to a kid in the Mushroom Kingdom to raise money. His Snifits' Thought Peeks also reveal they're unhappy with their pay and vacation.
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* BossAlteringConsequence: Whichever jester is still alive after the other dies[[note]]should both die at the same time, then Cloaker is considered the casualty and Domino survives[[/note]] will merge with their pet cobra, and the other cobra isn't fought ([[AntiFrustrationFeature though you still get their entry]]). The remake's MonsterCompendium entries for Bad Adder and Mad Adder even allude to this:

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* BossAlteringConsequence: Whichever jester is still alive after the other dies[[note]]should both die at the same time, then Cloaker is considered the casualty and Domino survives[[/note]] will merge with their pet cobra, and the other cobra isn't fought ([[AntiFrustrationFeature though you still get their entry]]).entry in the remake]]). The remake's MonsterCompendium entries for Bad Adder and Mad Adder even allude to this:



* GeminiDestructionLaw: Subverted. One might assume it's possible skip the second half of the fight if both Cloaker and Domino are defeated in the same attack, but doing so will cause Cloaker to go down first (as he's the first target), and Domino will immediately merge with the cobra to form Mad Adder.

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* GeminiDestructionLaw: Subverted. One might assume it's possible to skip the second half of the fight if both Cloaker and Domino are defeated in the same attack, but doing so will cause Cloaker to go down first (as he's the first target), in enemy positioning), and Domino will immediately merge with the cobra to form Mad Adder.
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* GeminiDestructionLaw: Subverted. One might assume it's possible skip the second half of the fight if both Cloaker and Domino are defeated in the same attack, but doing so will cause Cloaker to go down first (as he's the first target), and Domino will immediately merge with the cobra to form Mad Adder.
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* BossAlteringConsequence: Whichever jester is still alive after the other dies[[note]]should both die at the same time, then Cloaker is considered the casualty and Domino survives[[/note]] will merge with their pet cobra, and the other cobra isn't fought ([[AntiFrustrationFeature though you still get their entry]]). The remake's MonsterCompendium entries for Bad Adder and Mad Adder even allude to this:
--> '''Bad Adder's entry''': ''Apparently it would be called something else if it had fused with Domino instead of Cloaker. Which raises the question...what is this monster's true name?''
--> '''Mad Adder's entry''': ''Apparently it would be called something else if it had fused with Cloaker instead of Domino. Which raises the question...what is this monster's true name?''


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* DevelopersForesight: Should both get killed in the same attack, the second part of the fight still occurs. In this case, Cloaker is the one who goes down and Domino immediately merges with Mad Adder.
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* LadyOfBlackMagic: Valentina is a powerful spellcaster, having the largest spell pool out of *any* enemy in the entire game.

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* LadyOfBlackMagic: Valentina is a powerful spellcaster, having the largest spell pool out of *any* any enemy in the entire game.

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* AnIcePerson: Most of Valentina's attacks, including Blizzard, Solidify and Diamond Saw, manifest as ice.

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* AnIcePerson: Most of Valentina's attacks, including Blizzard, Solidify and Diamond Saw, manifest as ice. She also is immune to ice-based attacks herself.


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* LadyOfBlackMagic: Valentina is a powerful spellcaster, having the largest spell pool out of *any* enemy in the entire game.
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* BigBadWannabe: His main goal is to get his castle back and reassert himself as Mario's true ArchEnemy. Unfortunately, [[BigBad Smithy]] is a far greater threat for the time being, necessitating Bowser's EnemyMine with Mario.

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* BigBadWannabe: His main goal is to get his castle back and reassert himself as Mario's true ArchEnemy. Unfortunately, [[BigBad Smithy]] is a far greater threat for the time being, necessitating Bowser's EnemyMine with Mario. Ironically, ''Bowser'' can end up being the one to destroy Smithy himself, making it a rare example where the BigBadWannabe actually manages to kill the current BigBad (albeit with help).
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* VillainsOutShopping: [[spoiler: If you go back and defeat Smithy again after beating Culex 3D, the epilogue scene at Monstro Town will now show Culex (in his sprite form) watching the Starslap's performance with the rest of the town.]]
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* DiedStandingUp: In the remake, Johnny simply slumps over on his feet when he's knocked out at the end of the fight. He doesn't even use his trident for leverage like most examples of this trope would.
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* TheKlutz: Hilariously, Axem Red is this. According to the in-game encyclopedia, Red wants to look threatening, but comes across more as a clumsy bumbler thanks to his inability to get his poses or speeches right, and many of his team's thoughts are complaints about his constant ineptitude. At one point, he ''drops the all-important Star Piece'' they just stole, prompting an annoyed Axem Yellow to have to fall back to retrieve it, loudly delcaring that Red is "all thumbs."

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* TheKlutz: Hilariously, Axem Red is this. According to the in-game encyclopedia, Red wants to look threatening, but comes across more as a clumsy bumbler thanks to his inability to get his poses or speeches right, and many of his team's thoughts are complaints about his constant ineptitude. At one point, he ''drops the all-important Star Piece'' they just stole, prompting an annoyed Axem Yellow to have to fall back to retrieve it, loudly delcaring that Red is "all thumbs."thumbs".
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* TheKlutz: Hilariously, Axem Red is this. He wants to look threatening, but comes across as a bumbler thanks to his inability to get his poses or speeches right, and many of his team's thoughts are complaints about his constant ineptitude at projecting competence and coolness.

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* TheKlutz: Hilariously, Axem Red is this. He According to the in-game encyclopedia, Red wants to look threatening, but comes across more as a clumsy bumbler thanks to his inability to get his poses or speeches right, and many of his team's thoughts are complaints about his constant ineptitude at projecting competence and coolness.ineptitude. At one point, he ''drops the all-important Star Piece'' they just stole, prompting an annoyed Axem Yellow to have to fall back to retrieve it, loudly delcaring that Red is "all thumbs."

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* TheKlutz: Hilariously, Axem Red is this. He wants to look threatening, but comes across as a bumbler thanks to his inability to get his poses or speeches right, and many of his team's thoughts are complaints about his constant ineptitude at projecting competence and coolness.



* MagicallyIneptFighter: Axem Black and Axem Yellow have ''terrible'' magic stats (so bad that neither one gets spells, and are also fairly weak to magic attacks) but make up for it with either wicked speed and multiple attacks (in the case of Black) or pure brute force (in the case of Yellow).



* VillainousGlutton: Implied with [[FatBastard Axem Yellow]]; his remark upon defeat is him saying he's hungry.

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* VillainousGlutton: Implied with [[FatBastard Axem Yellow]]; he's larger than any other two Rangers put together, and his remark upon defeat is him saying he's hungry.
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* EvilVersusOblivion: Bowser is an evil tyrant who wants to defeat Mario andtake over the Mushroom Kingdom. Smithy is an evil tyrant who wants to defeat Mario and take over the Mushroom Kingdom… as well as utterly decimate it and turn it into a wasteland populated by nothing but machines and weapons. Naturally, Bowser ends up helping in the war against Smithy.

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* EvilVersusOblivion: Bowser is an evil tyrant who wants to defeat Mario andtake over the Mushroom Kingdom. Smithy is an evil tyrant who wants to defeat Mario and take over the Mushroom Kingdom… Kingdom... as well as utterly decimate it and turn it into a wasteland populated by nothing but machines and weapons. Naturally, Bowser ends up helping in the war against Smithy.

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