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In Mario Party, Koopa stands at the beginning of each board and when players pass him he gives them money. When a player passes by the Bank, Koopa takes 5 coins from that player. If less than 5, Koopa would take all of the remaining coins. If a player lands on the Bank Space, Koopa would give all the coins of the bank to that player.
He has low attacks, low defense and low salary. There were Koopa bellhops standing in front of hotels, and asked the players to buy their hotel with coins. When a player landed on a lucky space, a Koopa Driver appeared, and took the player to the lucky road, where the player could collect coins and buy a 3-Star hotel for only 1 coin.
Multiple Koopas also appeared on the Train and in crowds. Koopa appears for the first time as a main playable character, selectable from the beginning of the game. Koopa Troopas appear in Mario Party 10 as non-playable characters, appearing in the background of the mini-game Shy Guy Shuffle. Koopa Troopa first appeared in Super Mario Kart.
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Play Sound. Characters in Super Mario Bros. Fan Feed 1 Mario 2 Toadette 3 Rosalina. Universal Conquest Wiki. This article or section requires cleanup to the quality standards of MarioWiki. Koopa Troopas also have their own board named after them in Koopa's Tycoon Town. Koopa Troopas are found nearly everywhere in this board from being bellboys to sitting on park benches. Some also act as taxis to get places.
A Koopa Troopa is the main baker in Sugar Rush , a minigame. Other minigames they are in include Picture Perfect where a flying Red Shell is one of the pictures, Blazing Lassos where they make a cameo, Breakneck Building in another cameo, Specter Inspector as an enemy to find, audiences in Fruit Picker , Pour to Score , Stampede , a biker in Moped Mayhem , and finally the proprietor in the Surprise Wagon and the music maker in the Carnival Calliope. While Mario and friends are heading for Bowser's Castle to get back to their normal sizes, Koopa shows up, requesting to the player to save his grandfather and defeat Kamek.
After winning the party, the boss minigame features the player riding the magic book Koopa Krag was trapped in to face Kamek, by shooting inkblots from a pen at his face while avoiding Kamek's books.
Once Kamek is defeated, Koopa Krag will return to normal and thank the player by giving them a Sky Crystal. A Koopa Troopa appears as a starting playable character in Mario Party 9 , where he is simply called "Koopa"; this marks their first appearance in the series as a fully playable character.
Koopa is available by default in Solo mode; unlike Shy Guy and Magikoopa , he will not run away with everyone's Mini Stars if he wins a board in this mode. Some other Koopa Troopas also appear in several minigames. One appears in a bubble in the minigame Spin the Bubble. Others appear as tiles in the minigames Match Faker and Tap Dash. One also appears as a constellation in the minigame Starring Artist.
They act as non-playable characters. They can be seen in some minigames and in the Mario Board. They appear in a few minigames, such as in Pop Quiz where they are selectable enemies in a few questions. A Koopa Troopa appears as a playable character in Super Mario Party , making his second playable appearance in the series.
Red Koopa Troopas also appear as non-playable characters found in the background of some minigames. On the game's official website, Koopa Troopa was erroneously listed as Koopa Trooper. As the game progresses and more Gems are collected, a Koopa Troopa can be seen leading a cheer squad to root for the lead player in their journey.
This marks the first time that a Koopa Troopa has hosted since Mario Party 4. Another Koopa Troopa also appears, hosting the Koopa Bank. In the opening movie, he is seen playing and then napping alongside Yoshi.
This may be a reference to them being default partners in Mario Power Tennis. Koopa Troopa has the best Impact and Control of any character, but he has the worst drive distance out of any character. Also, Koopa is one of the names that can appear on the tournament scoreboard. They appear in the Bonny Greens practice area and the Rookie Course.
One also appears as the Manager along with the Head Coach. Starting from the version 3. Several Koopa Troopas appear in Paper Mario , both as enemies and allies. The Koopa Troopas under Bowser's command have red shells, a pair of sunglasses, and spiked black armbands and collars similar to Bowser; they aid him in his plot to kidnap Princess Peach.
In battle, they can withdraw into their shells and shoot themselves at Mario ; they are capable of doing this outside of battle as well, and are generally the first enemy Mario encounters that can get a First Strike on him. Koopa Troopas are also the first foes encountered by Mario and company that have a defense stat of more than 0 - however, their defense can be reduced to 0 if they are flipped onto their backs with a Jump attack.
A population of peaceful Koopa Troopas is found in Koopa Village. At one point, the town is overrun by Fuzzies , who steal the shells off most of the Koopas, including the shell of Kooper ; after Mario and Goombario get rid of them, they become quite popular in the village, and Kooper joins Mario's party to aid him in his adventure. Later on, the residents of Koopa Village even send a letter to Mario, thanking him and apologizing for not rewarding him before.
Troopa is a baby Koopa Troopa who Mario encounters early in the game when he attacks Mario for intruding on his playground. Upon his defeat, he then constantly follows Mario and his allies to pick fights and seek revenge.
Koopa Paratroopas also appear as enemies; stomping on them removes their wings and reverts them to Koopa Troopas. Paper Mario also introduces a stronger variant called the Dark Koopa , as well as the spiky armored Koopatrol. Peaceful Koopas often but not always wear green shells, and generally appear in Petalburg. One of the residents, Koops , joins Mario and Goombella on their quest in hopes of fighting Hooktail and avenge his 'dead' father, Koopley who was revealed to have been alive in the dragon's stomach.
Koopa Troopas are first seen as enemies in Petal Meadows , appearing on the path to Shhwonk Fortress. They also appear in Hooktail Castle , where they are fought with or aplongside Paratroopas , and rarely in Rogueport Sewers after completing Chapter 5, where they may appear alongside an encountered Hammer Bro , Koopatrol , or Magikoopa.
Their stats are almost identical to those in the previous game, except that their shell attack now has a power of 2; as usual, they are the first enemy with defense to appear in the game. Dark Koopas return, and new variants are introduced: the KP Koopa is a yellow-shelled Koopa with the same stats as normal Koopas, while the Shady Koopa can attack Mario even while flipped on its back.
Each of them also has a Paratroopa variant. Koopatrols also return and gain a dark variant. During the intermission platforming stages where Bowser becomes playable, he may encounter the same Koopa Troopas that Mario fights, but they will run away from Bowser when he approaches.
A heroic Koopa is said to be one of the original four heroes who defeated the Shadow Queen ; this Koopa's spirit is encountered at Keelhaul Key as one of the four Black Chest Demons. Koopa Troopas reappear in Super Paper Mario , where their color schemes are a bit different: enemy Koopas may now appear wearing either green or red shells and will walk off legdes or turn around depending on their shell color as in the main series of platformers.
Koopas do not have as much Defense as previous appearances and only have 1 HP - but they are generally harder to defeat since stomping on them will cause them to retreat inside their shells.
Mario and company can defeat one using Boomer , Cudge , or certain items, as well as another Koopa's shell. The Koopa Troopas under Bowser's control are not as hostile towards Mario, and even attempt to save Princess Peach from Count Bleck ; however, they will still attack the party, even if the player returns to earlier levels and selects Bowser.
They are found within the Flipside Pit of Trials in rooms 11, 14, 16, and Koopatrols make another appearance, along with a new soccer-based variant known as the Koopa Striker ; both also have dark variants. Their beaks are now flat instead of curved, and their eyes are slightly smaller and more oval-shaped.
These Koopa Troopas no longer wear sunglasses, and Shell stickers both normal and Shiny allow Mario to call in friendly Koopas for assistance; regular Shell stickers summoning green Koopa Troopas, while Shiny Shell stickers summon red Koopa Troopas. Similar to the previous installations, Koopa Troopas attack by folding into shells and ramming into Mario; the attack deals more damage than in previous games, and occasionally inflicts the dizzy status.
Using a Tail Sticker can reliably defeat them. Paper Mario: Sticker Star has two variants: the Mural Koopa , an animated depiction of an ancient Koopa Troopa that walks on all fours, and the Shiny Koopa , a Shiny version of the normal Koopa that does more damage and has more defense. When a Koopa Paratroopa is jumped on, it loses its wings and becomes a normal red Koopa Troopa. In Vortex Island, after Mario squeezes the Washing Machine, a Koopa Troopa is third in the line of enemies that attack Mario in retaliation for their lost laundry.
Koopa Troopas attack by pulling into their shells and ramming Mario as usual, doing 7 HP of damage. When a Koopa Troopa is jumped on, it will go into its shell - if attacked again, it will be kicked into the enemies behind it; if there is a wall behind them, it will bounce back and hit Mario, even if he summoned it in using an Enemy Card. They will be knocked onto their shells if a POW Block is used.
Koopa Troopas appear in Super Smash Bros. Melee as enemies in the Mushroom Kingdom stage during Adventure Mode. They may also appear during a regular match by coming out of a Party Ball , though this is uncommon.
A Koopa Troopa was also a requested playable character. Brawl ; Donkey Kong and Diddy Kong face many of them while attempting to get Donkey Kong 's banana hoard back, and a Koopa is actually the creature that stole the Bananas in the first place under Bowser's order. Bowser last uses Koopa Troopas to attack King Dedede 's castle in order to steal the trophies that he had amassed. This was the last appearance of Koopa Troopas in the game.
Koopa Troopas are not the most common enemies in this game due to Bowser not being the main antagonist ; Primids are actually the most frequently encountered enemies. In all the games where Koopa Troopas appear, their shells can't break, but in a cutscene where the Koopa Troopas steal Donkey Kong's banana hoard, it is shown that Donkey Kong can break their shells with his fist.
They can attack the player by jumping at them, like how they did in Super Smash Bros. After being defeated, they will become a shell that can be thrown like an item, but the Koopa Troopa will come back out after a short time, even if the shell is still in the player's hand.
Ultimate , taking one slot and equipping the fighter with a Green Shell at the start of a battle when used. In its spirit battle, the player faces Squirtle on the Golden Plains stage. The spirit's core can be used with an Old Man Lobber core and a support core to summon Tortimer 's spirit. The crew of the Koopa Cruiser wear unique aviation suits outfitted in fur and leather bomber hats and jackets and are called Bowser Baddies in the game. Bowser had planned to do battle with Cackletta , the witch who had stolen Princess Peach's voice, with his army of Koopa Troopas and Goombas accompanied by the Mario Bros.
The Koopa Troopas of this game are last seen lying on the ground, although some are already starting to regain consciousness by the time Mario awakens. During Mario and Luigi's time on the Koopa Cruiser, the Koopa Troopas teach them many things, including how to battle.
Although no normal Koopa Troopas can be fought, Beanish variants exist as enemies. They are melee troopers and attack by ramming into opponents in their shells.
Their special skill, Rock Solid, allows them to increase their defense. Captain Koopa Troopa appears as a usable captain. Koopa Troopas are weak against Dry Bones. A reporter named Kylie Koopa also makes an appearance in the game.
A sub-species called the Koopeleon also appears in the game. In Blubble Lake , Bowser rescues a group of Koopa Troopas from a cage and is able to use them as a Special Attack called Koopa Corps , where he spins his shell and rebounds Koopa Troopas which go into their shells onto enemies.
Koopa Troopas are also some of the characters that are seen inhabiting Bowser's Castle. Kylie also makes a reappearance. In battle, Koopa Troopas attack by going into its shell and flinging itself at Mario and Luigi in a circular manner, and if stomped will hit another enemy involved in the battle. They can also attack a single bro, its target being the one it is going in the oppisite direction off, and must be countered with the hammer, at which point it will turn into a Beach Koopa and can get counterattacked repeatedly.
Koopa Troopas also appear in the crowds throughout the game. However, the Koopa Troopas are never seen competing in the events. His default rank is They must be stepped on once, then stepped on again to either defeat them or send them down to destroy a step. They also appear in Mush Mode.
Koopa Troopas seem to struggle while on the screen in this game. Koopa Troopas, just called Koopas, also appear in Super Princess Peach , having the same roles from the Mario platformer games, but with the appearance of those in the Yoshi's Island games. Paratroopas also appear with two Vibe variants. Only two colors are playable, both of them being green and red variants.
In Mario Superstar Baseball , the green Koopa Troopa is a balanced type player, but its pitching is slightly weak.
The Red Koopa Troopa sacrifices some speed to enhance its batting skills. However, they aren't very good with their pitching and fielding skills. Green Koopa Troopas are Water-attribute enemies. In battle, in addition to attacking normally, they may occasionally use Green Shell to nullify Fire attribute damage for two turns.
When defeated, it may randomly drop a Water Block of itself. As Water enemies, they take extra damage from Wood attribute attacks and less from Fire damage. One of Wendy O. Red Koopa Troopas are Fire-attribute enemies. In battle, they may occasionally use Red Shell to nullify Wood attribute damage for two turns. When defeated, it may randomly drop a Fire Block of itself.
As Fire enemies, they take extra damage from Water attribute attacks and less from Wood damage. Yellow Koopa Troopas are Light-attribute enemies.
In battle, they may occasionally use Yellow Shell to nullify Dark attribute damage for two turns. When defeated, it may randomly drop a Light Block of itself. As Light enemies, they take extra damage from Dark attribute attacks and normal damage from any other attribute. Koopa Troopas are playable side characters in Mario Sports Superstars.
They are available in soccer and baseball, classified as balance types. The baseball mode features green, red, blue, and yellow colors for Koopas, more than the Mario Baseball series. Soccer, however, only has green and red varieties. Koopa Troopas make their debut in the Dr. Mario series as assistants in Dr. Mario World. Their stage mode skill grants 80 bonus points 50 prior to version 2. At higher levels, the number of bonus points granted per capsule increases by 80 points per level i.
A Clinic Event featured Koopa Troopa as a patient during season 4. A Koopa Troopa also appears as a playable character under the name Dr. Koopa Troopa. Their skill effect is the same as Dr. Wendy's ; in Stage mode, a certain amount of Brick Blocks are broken, while in Versus mode viruses are covered inside Brick Blocks.
The amount of Brick Blocks or viruses targeted are fewer than Dr. Wendy's skill; Dr. Koopa Troopa's skill destroys 4 blocks 3 prior to version 2. Wendy's 10, while in Versus mode at maximum level, Dr. Koopa Troopa turns up to 5 viruses into blocks as opposed to Dr. Wendy's maximum of To compensate, their skill charges faster compared to Dr. Koopa Troopas were originally written for the live-action Super Mario Bros. An early script described them as "fierce-looking soldiers, half-human, with turtle-like armored shells on their backs, reptilian facial features, and molded armor suits," and have "leathery skin, with turtle-like eyes and mouth.
Despite being absent from the film, early production artwork of the film version of Goombas had them labeled with the name "Koopa's Troopas". Koopa Troopas appear in Skylanders: SuperChargers as part of Bowser's moveset; however, due to an agreement between Nintendo and Activision , they are featured exclusively on the Nintendo console versions of the game.
A Koopa Troopa also appears as a playable skin, meaning that both bipedal and quadrupedal Koopa Troopas exist in this game.
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