After they are defeated, they flee, like they did in Paper Mario, along with their leader. They aid him in fighting against Mario as he tries to retrieve the Moon Stone from them in Shhwonk Fortress. This time, they are led by a Gold Fuzzy, who ironically lacks the ability to sap health like his minions. Fuzzies are not a fightable enemy, however.įuzzies reappear in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, again as enemies in the beginning of the game. A character named Fuzzipede might be related to Fuzzies, as he moves, looks, and attacks similarly.įuzzies make minor appearances in Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga as projectiles launched by an enemy called Fuzzbush, which suggests a mutual relation between the two creatures. Paper Mario also introduces two new types of Fuzzies: green Forest Fuzzies, native to Forever Forest, and yellow Jungle Fuzzies, native to Yoshi's Island's beach and Jade Jungle. They were responsible for mischief in Koopa Village, and eventually fled once they were pummeled by Mario. Black Fuzzies are the basic types, encountered in Chapter 1. Paper Mario " I changed my mind, sucker! How about a fight?!" ― Fuzzyįuzzies aren't seen again until Paper Mario, where they have gained the ability to sap health to replenish their own. In Nintendo Power, this variant is classed as "Dudim Phreykunoutonthis", styled as a scientific term. The Nintendo Game Boy Advance port of the game called Yoshi's Island: Super Mario Advance 3, also has these creatures, as do any other re-releases of this game. Strangely enough, this is the only time that this particular type of Fuzzy appears in a Yoshi's Island series game, or any Mario game period for that matter. Though they are possibly either a juvenile form of Fuzzy or a different species or subspecies of Fuzzy altogether from the mainstream version of Fuzzy. Their appearance in Yoshi's Island is completely different from the typical appearance of Fuzzies in most other Mario games, with them being all white, poofy, almost cotton ball like in appearance, having tiny black slits for eyes, and no discernable mouths, as opposed to the wild, spiky, and usually black, big white and black eyed, and giant mouth appearing Fuzzies that are generally seen in other Mario games. Fuzzies could only be defeated with invincibility, Koopa Shells, or fireballs, but are hard to hit nonetheless. In Super Mario World, Fuzzies are found in forest levels and are a threat to Mario because they move along the wire in which platforms also travel.
This parasitic attack makes Fuzzies especially difficult to defeat if the player's unprepared. If they spot Mario, they will immediately race towards him to attack, jumping on his head to suck away precious life energy and filling their own in turn. Having no legs they simply hop from place to place, making a soft "boing" sound with each jump. Their only other major features are a large mouth with four flat, crooked teeth and a pair of wild, bugged-out eyes.
2.5 Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Doorįuzzies are small, limbless creatures covered in shaggy fuzz, typically black but they can appear in many different colors.2.2 Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island.
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