| rdfs:comment | - Koopa Troopa is a common recurring enemy coming from the Mario series and a minor enemy in the Super Smash Flash series.
- Image:Koopa.jpg Another classic enemy from the Super Mario Bros. series. The Koopa Troopa, like the Goomba, made its first appearance in Super Mario Bros. Koopas are mainly used for throwing, kicking, or about anything with their shells. Any enemy they pass while spinning is defeated.
- Koopa Troopa is the wife of Jonathan Frink.
- Koopa troopa is a turtle. He has some surface similarities to, but is in reality a less awesome version of, Bowser. He is a coward and when he fights Mario, he hides like some guy watching Justin Beaver. He fought in the Toad War. He never liked you. File:Crushed-drink-can.jpg This article is a . It doesn't appear in dictionaries so we're gonna say it's spongy instead of high in density. You can help My English Wiki by eating yourself and spitting lotsa spaghetti text. If this page is not dense enough, it could be placed into the acid lake.
- One notable Koopa Troopa is second-in-command of the evil Association of Board Hosts. He is infamous for constructing the fiendish Horror Land Round-About, and normally runs the Koopa Banks. Additionally, he secretly also runs the Item Shops while wearing a mustache and going under the alias Kroopa Toopa. Nobody can scam people better than Koopa Troopa; at times, he'll even team up with his associate Squirtle, or his boss Toad. Lastly, Koopa Troopa notably competes with the neighboring ten-star Turtwig Bank.
- Koopa troopa are common enimes on the mario series they are under the leadership of bowser. Some Koopas though can be allies with Mario.
- Koopa Troopa appears as a common enemy in the Super Mario series. Marching across the terrain, Koopa Troopa constantly tries to catch Mario before he can rescue Peach, but cowers away in his shell when Mario steps on him. A pretty good defense tactic, actually, 'cause Mario might forget where he is, possibly. Koopa Troopa is a playable character in five of the eight Mario Kart games, first in Super Mario Kart (1992), and then skipping around until his latest game, Mario Kart 8. He is always in the Light Class.
- Koopa Troopa – rasa żółwi ze świata Mario. Po raz pierwszy ukazały się w grze Super Mario Bros. W większości gier są wrogami, jednak w Super Mario Kart Koopa Troopa jest grywalna. Obecnie stają się bardziej przyjacielskie. W grze A Koopa's Revenge 2 taka Koopa jest postacią gracza, tak samo jak w grze A Koopa's Revenge.
- Les Koopa Troopa, souvent raccourci Koopa, sont une espèce de tortues bipèdes avec des carapaces de diverses couleurs. Ce sont des ennemis apparus dans les jeux vidéo Mario. La plupart d'entre eux travaillent pour le roi Bowser. Avec les Goomba, ce sont les adversaires les plus populaires de la série.
- Koopas mainly live under Luigi's house, because there they can pour salsa on their heads without being questioned. They appear in Giant Land with their bigger counterparts and are found in other areas like Donut Plains.
- Koopa Troopa is a common enemy in the Super Mario series that resembles a turtle. It walks around on its two feet and if tapped twice on its shell, Koopa Troopa will spin around trying to home into the nearest person. They originally walked on four feet which is rarely seen these days. Usually, a Koopa Troopa has a green shell, but there are also red and blue variants as well as Dry Bones, a skeleton Koopa Troopa. Their Koopa Shell can be used as items.
- The Koopa Troopa (Japanese: ノコノコ, Noko Noko) is a character that appears in the Mario universe. It is also an enemy in Stage 1 of Adventure Mode.
- thumb|Koopa TroopaKoopa Troopa é um servo de Bowser que ajuda Mario em algumas vezes.
- Koopa Troopas are a common species in Paper Mario games. They have a hookbill and have all sorts of different color shells, commonly red and green. In Paper Mario, they had a village called Koopa Village, where most Koopas lived, and in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, most Koopas resided in Petalburg. In Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, Koops the Koopa joins your party to avenge his father, who is believed dead after going off to fight Hooktail. Koops then helps you throughout the game, coming home a stronger Koopa.
- Some asian wanted to come up with a fresh new idea for an enemy for Mario so he gave Bowser children. He made these Nazi-esque troopers worship Bowser. Also, as blind followers, they are programmed to do anything Bowser pleases. Anything. From this point on, the Koopa Troopas would become a staple of many games including, Super Mario Bros. 2, Super Mario Bros 3 and Super Mario Bros. 4: We're Still Making Money(see below for full list).
- Koopa Troopas (Nokonoko in Japan) are enemies in Nintendo's Mario franchise. They are turtle-like creatures. They are the most common classification of Koopa and are usually thug-like. Koopa Troopas are the standard troopers of the Koopa Army who work for Bowser. As the lowest ranking members of the Koopa Army, they just patrol their assigned areas on foot. Koopa Troopas first appeared in the arcade game Mario Bros. under the name "Shellcreepers" as enemies that have to be flipped. In Super Mario Bros., they were renamed "Koopa Troopas". They can be used as projectiles after they are stomped on and retreat into their shells. Also, green-shelled Koopa Troopas will walk off of platforms (even to their death), yet red-shelled Koopa Troopas change direction at the end of a platform. Super Mari
- Koopa (ノコノコ nokonoko en japonés, pronunciado como Kupa) es el segundo enemigo más común en la saga de Mario después que los Goombas es una clase de especies conocidas por su apariencia de tortuga. Hay muchas variedades de Koopas, los más comunes son los Koopa Troopa, quienes regularmente son denominados Koopas por ser comunes. El líder de los Koopas es Bowser, quien es también el líder del conjunto: la Tropa Koopa, una organización que ha planeado conquistar al pacífico Reino Champiñón, múltiples veces. Muchos Koopas son también soldados de este ejército, y tienen diferentes puestos en la organización basados en las habilidades de cada especie. Por ejemplo, los Koopa Troopas no tienen atributos especiales, son normalmente asignados como básicos soldados de infantería de la Tropa Koopa. En
- The Koopa Troopas are turtle-like creatures originating from the Mario games. They first appeared in the very first Super Mario Bros. game, and have appeared many more times after their debut. They are common enemies. In the Mario Sports games Koopa is usually Yoshi's partner and friend. But this Koopa is probably another legion of Koopa that isn't in Bowser's command.
- Koopa Troopa is a specific subspecies of Koopa. They are the most common species of Koopa, but are also the weakest and most cowardly of the species. They make up a huge chunk of Bowser's army. The early iterations walked on 4 legs but now they normally walk on two. There are a few variations mainly in shell color as well as a very closely related Paratroopa. Koopa Troopas might be related to the Shellcreepers in Mario Bros.' "Although there is still a missing Evolutionary Link'"
- Koopa Troopas are turtle-like creatures. They are the most common classification of Koopa and are usually thug-like. Koopa Troopas are the standard troopers of the Koopa Army who work for Bowser. As the lowest ranking members of the Koopa Army, they just patrol their assigned areas on foot. Koopa Troopas first appeared in the arcade game Mario Bros. under the name "Shellcreepers" as enemies that have to be flipped. In Super Mario Bros., they were renamed "Koopa Troopas". They can be used as projectiles after they are stomped on and retreat into their shells. Also, green-shelled Koopa Troopas will walk off of platforms (even to their death), yet red-shelled Koopa Troopas change direction at the end of a platform. Super Mario World brought drastic changes to the Koopa Troopa, altering them t
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| abstract | - Koopa Troopa is a common recurring enemy coming from the Mario series and a minor enemy in the Super Smash Flash series.
- The Koopa Troopas are turtle-like creatures originating from the Mario games. They first appeared in the very first Super Mario Bros. game, and have appeared many more times after their debut. They are common enemies. There are two main types of Koopa; Red Koopa and Green Koopa. There are also two main varieties of Koopa; the Koopa Troopas and the Parakoopas. The Red Koopa Troopa just walk along, but when they come to an edge they turn around and go back. Green Koopas on the other hand keep walking other the ledge, even to their death. The Parakoopa, which have wings and can fly. The red ones fly back and forth or up and down when the green ones bounce along the ground. When they are jumped on they loose their features and become a regular Koopa. If a Koopa is jumped on then it will retract into it's shell. If it is hit again then it will shoot off at a high speed, which is dangerous to the character. In Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island; if a Koopa is jumped on then it will be forced out of it's shell. Koopas without shells wear boxing shorts. If it gets back to it's shell then it will enter it again. When Yoshi swallows a Koopa, he cannot turn it into an egg and he can only have it in his mouth to spit out. However if a Koopa has been forced out of it's shell than it can be swallowed and made into an egg. In the Mario Sports games Koopa is usually Yoshi's partner and friend. But this Koopa is probably another legion of Koopa that isn't in Bowser's command. Koopa Troopas and Parakoopas are references to army soldiers (troopers and para troopers). Some Koopas have spikes on their backs so they can't be jumped on (though this type is never encountered by Yoshi). Other enemies are also turtles, such as Lakitu. The King of the Koopas is Bowser. Other notable Koopa are the seven Koopalings, Bowser Jr. and Hookbill the Koopa. Koopa Troopas also appear in Super Princess Peach in two forms and states. Normal ones walk normally while happy-singing ones jump after a walk.
- Image:Koopa.jpg Another classic enemy from the Super Mario Bros. series. The Koopa Troopa, like the Goomba, made its first appearance in Super Mario Bros. Koopas are mainly used for throwing, kicking, or about anything with their shells. Any enemy they pass while spinning is defeated.
- Some asian wanted to come up with a fresh new idea for an enemy for Mario so he gave Bowser children. He made these Nazi-esque troopers worship Bowser. Also, as blind followers, they are programmed to do anything Bowser pleases. Anything. Koopa Troopa's first appearance was in Mario Bros. in 1983, but if you seriously remember that then you must be like 35 years old, so get off this website. Anyways, during this time the Koopa's walked on all fours (like they do in real life), but this all changed when kids from all over the world began stepping on turtles and throwing shells at each other, believing Koopas were real. This eventually lead to The Zoo Crisis of 1992 where President Bill "Big Pimpin'" Clinton passed a law stating that turtles had to be removed from all zoos for their protection. As a response to this controversy, that guy decided to make them more cartoony and made them walk upright on two legs in the near future. From this point on, the Koopa Troopas would become a staple of many games including, Super Mario Bros. 2, Super Mario Bros 3 and Super Mario Bros. 4: We're Still Making Money(see below for full list). For undisclosed reasons in 1999, Koopa Troopa was soon turned "good" after signing The Treaty of the Shell, alongside Mario. This treaty explicitly stated that Mario would not step on, throw, harass, poison, molest, insult, lick, massage Koopa or flush his shell down the toilet if Koopa stopped attacking Mushroom Kingdom and agreed to pee in Bowser's Kool-Aid once a week for 2 months. This treaty was beneficial to Koopa Troopa's video game career as he started to appear in more kid-friendly roles, such as playing soccer, tennis, and Footsie with Mario and Co. In recent years, however, it is said that Koopa Troopa has reached a "glass ceiling" as he barely made any appearances (aside from being a host in Mario Party and a driving afterthought in Mario Kart). Koopa wanted to star in more games and even be the main character of a series, but he had burned bridges with Bowser after peeing in his drink and singing Nickelback songs in the shower of Bowser Castle, so he asked Mario to let him come out in more games. Mario's response? "Have a spicy meat-a ball". Koopa Troopa has faded into obscurity since and no one knows what the future will hold for the poor turtle.
- Koopa Troopa is the wife of Jonathan Frink.
- Koopa troopa is a turtle. He has some surface similarities to, but is in reality a less awesome version of, Bowser. He is a coward and when he fights Mario, he hides like some guy watching Justin Beaver. He fought in the Toad War. He never liked you. File:Crushed-drink-can.jpg This article is a . It doesn't appear in dictionaries so we're gonna say it's spongy instead of high in density. You can help My English Wiki by eating yourself and spitting lotsa spaghetti text. If this page is not dense enough, it could be placed into the acid lake.
- Koopa Troopas (Nokonoko in Japan) are enemies in Nintendo's Mario franchise. They are turtle-like creatures. They are the most common classification of Koopa and are usually thug-like. Koopa Troopas are the standard troopers of the Koopa Army who work for Bowser. As the lowest ranking members of the Koopa Army, they just patrol their assigned areas on foot. Koopa Troopas first appeared in the arcade game Mario Bros. under the name "Shellcreepers" as enemies that have to be flipped. In Super Mario Bros., they were renamed "Koopa Troopas". They can be used as projectiles after they are stomped on and retreat into their shells. Also, green-shelled Koopa Troopas will walk off of platforms (even to their death), yet red-shelled Koopa Troopas change direction at the end of a platform. Super Mario World brought drastic changes to the Koopa Troopa, altering them to walk on two legs and wear shoes. They could also be ejected from their shells, revealing them to be wearing an undershirt. After the release of Super Mario 64 however, their 3D platforming appearances in the Mario series noticeably lessened. In Super Mario Galaxy, they reverted back to their quadrupedal movement. In most games there are three types of Koopa Troopas: Green and Red Koopas, and Paratroopas. Green Koopas walk in a straight line and mindlessly fall of ledges. Red Koopas (sometimes referred to as "smart koopas" will also walk in straight lines but avoid falling off the edges of platforms. Paratroopas can have red or green shells and have wings. In the SMB series, green ones bounce along the ground (with the exception of level 7-3, where they fly horizontally), while red ones follow a set path (up and down). They fly left or right or jump up and down in SMW. Koopa Troopas were the most regularly-seen minions of Bowser in The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!, where they were voiced by John Stocker.
- One notable Koopa Troopa is second-in-command of the evil Association of Board Hosts. He is infamous for constructing the fiendish Horror Land Round-About, and normally runs the Koopa Banks. Additionally, he secretly also runs the Item Shops while wearing a mustache and going under the alias Kroopa Toopa. Nobody can scam people better than Koopa Troopa; at times, he'll even team up with his associate Squirtle, or his boss Toad. Lastly, Koopa Troopa notably competes with the neighboring ten-star Turtwig Bank.
- Koopa troopa are common enimes on the mario series they are under the leadership of bowser. Some Koopas though can be allies with Mario.
- Koopa Troopa appears as a common enemy in the Super Mario series. Marching across the terrain, Koopa Troopa constantly tries to catch Mario before he can rescue Peach, but cowers away in his shell when Mario steps on him. A pretty good defense tactic, actually, 'cause Mario might forget where he is, possibly. Koopa Troopa is a playable character in five of the eight Mario Kart games, first in Super Mario Kart (1992), and then skipping around until his latest game, Mario Kart 8. He is always in the Light Class.
- Koopa (ノコノコ nokonoko en japonés, pronunciado como Kupa) es el segundo enemigo más común en la saga de Mario después que los Goombas es una clase de especies conocidas por su apariencia de tortuga. Hay muchas variedades de Koopas, los más comunes son los Koopa Troopa, quienes regularmente son denominados Koopas por ser comunes. El líder de los Koopas es Bowser, quien es también el líder del conjunto: la Tropa Koopa, una organización que ha planeado conquistar al pacífico Reino Champiñón, múltiples veces. Muchos Koopas son también soldados de este ejército, y tienen diferentes puestos en la organización basados en las habilidades de cada especie. Por ejemplo, los Koopa Troopas no tienen atributos especiales, son normalmente asignados como básicos soldados de infantería de la Tropa Koopa. En Super Mario Bros. 3 si aprietas el botón de correr podrás agarrar su caparazón y lanzarlo, así obteniendo puntaje por cada enemigo, si hay muchos podrás conseguir una vida. Koopa Troopa es uno de las especies amigas en la serie de videojuegos de Mario de Nintendo. Son tortugas, es el más común de los Koopa. Los Koopa Troopa son los efectivos estándar del Ejército Koopa que trabaja para Peach. Como son el más bajo rango de los miembros del Ejército Koopa, sólo patrullan a pie sus zonas asignadas. Los Koopa Troopa aparecen por primera vez en el juego de arcade Mario Bros. bajo el nombre de "Shellcreepers". En Super Mario Bros., se rebautizaron como "Koopa Troopa". Pueden ser utilizadas sus conchas como proyectiles después de que se escondieran ahí por que Mario saltó sobre ellas. Super Mario World trajo cambios drásticos a los Koopa Troopa, alterando su forma de caminar (sobre dos piernas y usando zapatos). En Paper Mario 64 y Paper Mario La Puerta Milenaria introduce Koopas amistosos que tienen sus propias ciudades, e incluso son rescatados por Mario en varias ocasiones. Los Koopa Troopa genéricos también han aparecido en toda la saga Mario Party como personaje no jugable. Koopa Troopas únicos han sido jugables en los juegos de Mario Kart y otros juegos de deporte junto con Paratroopas. Mario a ayudado mucho a los Koopa tropas como en Mario Party 8 que una tortuga le de unas monedas si el encuentra las cosas que un ladrón le a robado.
- Koopa Troopa – rasa żółwi ze świata Mario. Po raz pierwszy ukazały się w grze Super Mario Bros. W większości gier są wrogami, jednak w Super Mario Kart Koopa Troopa jest grywalna. Obecnie stają się bardziej przyjacielskie. W grze A Koopa's Revenge 2 taka Koopa jest postacią gracza, tak samo jak w grze A Koopa's Revenge.
- Koopa Troopa is a specific subspecies of Koopa. They are the most common species of Koopa, but are also the weakest and most cowardly of the species. They make up a huge chunk of Bowser's army. The early iterations walked on 4 legs but now they normally walk on two. There are a few variations mainly in shell color as well as a very closely related Paratroopa. Koopa Troopas might be related to the Shellcreepers in Mario Bros.' "Although there is still a missing Evolutionary Link'" Although its not clear if Shellcreepers are related to Koopa Troopas it is clear that they are indeed part of the Koopa Species family fitting in there somehow as a possibly a evolutionary ancestor of the Koopa Troopa although this is still unconfirmed becasue not all of the Nintendo Game theorist community agrees that Shellcreepers might even be a Koopa even if there unanimus that there not a Koopa Trooper.
- Koopa Troopas are turtle-like creatures. They are the most common classification of Koopa and are usually thug-like. Koopa Troopas are the standard troopers of the Koopa Army who work for Bowser. As the lowest ranking members of the Koopa Army, they just patrol their assigned areas on foot. Koopa Troopas first appeared in the arcade game Mario Bros. under the name "Shellcreepers" as enemies that have to be flipped. In Super Mario Bros., they were renamed "Koopa Troopas". They can be used as projectiles after they are stomped on and retreat into their shells. Also, green-shelled Koopa Troopas will walk off of platforms (even to their death), yet red-shelled Koopa Troopas change direction at the end of a platform. Super Mario World brought drastic changes to the Koopa Troopa, altering them to walk on two legs and wear shoes. They can also be ejected from their shells, revealing them to be wearing an undershirt. In Super Mario Galaxy, they reverted back to their quadrupedal movement. In most games there are three types of Koopa Troopas: Green and Red Koopas, and Paratroopas. Green Koopas walk in a straight line and mindlessly fall of ledges. Red Koopas will also walk in straight lines but avoid falling off the edges of platforms. Paratroopas can have red or green shells and have wings. In the SMB series, green ones bounce along the ground (with the exception of level 7-3, where they fly horizontally), while red ones follow a set path (up and down). They fly left or right or jump up and down in Super Mario World. Koopa Troopas were the most regularly-seen minions of Bowser in The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!, where they were voiced by John Stocker. The Paper Mario series introduces friendly Koopas that have their own towns, and are even rescued by Mario on occasions, as well as evil Koopa Troopas that wear sunglasses. Generic, friendly Koopa Troopas have also appeared throughout the Mario Party series as NPCs. Koopa Troopa is a playable character in some games of the Mario Kart series (where their shells can be used as weapons) and in various other Mario Sports games along with Paratroopas. In Super Mario Galaxy, Koopa Troopa shells are used as vehicles underwater. Red Koopa shells are fast, while green shells are slow. Red lights are noticable in the back feet 'holes' when slowing down, similar to those on cars. One Koopa in particular, named "Koopa the Quick", is an ally of Mario in Super Mario 64, usually challenging him to a race, too proud to believe that Mario can beat him, and if he can, he becomes frustrated but hands over the star he promised anyway.
- Les Koopa Troopa, souvent raccourci Koopa, sont une espèce de tortues bipèdes avec des carapaces de diverses couleurs. Ce sont des ennemis apparus dans les jeux vidéo Mario. La plupart d'entre eux travaillent pour le roi Bowser. Avec les Goomba, ce sont les adversaires les plus populaires de la série.
- Koopas mainly live under Luigi's house, because there they can pour salsa on their heads without being questioned. They appear in Giant Land with their bigger counterparts and are found in other areas like Donut Plains.
- Koopa Troopa is a common enemy in the Super Mario series that resembles a turtle. It walks around on its two feet and if tapped twice on its shell, Koopa Troopa will spin around trying to home into the nearest person. They originally walked on four feet which is rarely seen these days. Usually, a Koopa Troopa has a green shell, but there are also red and blue variants as well as Dry Bones, a skeleton Koopa Troopa. Their Koopa Shell can be used as items.
- The Koopa Troopa (Japanese: ノコノコ, Noko Noko) is a character that appears in the Mario universe. It is also an enemy in Stage 1 of Adventure Mode.
- Koopa Troopas are a common species in Paper Mario games. They have a hookbill and have all sorts of different color shells, commonly red and green. In Paper Mario, they had a village called Koopa Village, where most Koopas lived, and in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, most Koopas resided in Petalburg. In Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, Koops the Koopa joins your party to avenge his father, who is believed dead after going off to fight Hooktail. Koops then helps you throughout the game, coming home a stronger Koopa. There are also Green Koopas that are docile, such as the ones in Koopa Village that had their shells stolen by Fuzzies, Koopa Village is where you meet Kooper. They also appear as enemies, albeit wearing a spiked ring around their neck and shades. While battling, a Koopa Troopa will use its Shell Toss attack to slam into Mario or his partner. If a jump attack is used against these foes, they are flipped onto their back for two turns, during which they cannot attack. This also drops their defense value to 0. These enemies are confirmed in Paper Mario Sticker Star but these Koopas appear green and without sunglasses. This could also be quite confusing because in Paper Mario: Sticker Star , there's no friendly koopas.
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