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Bullet Bills are often shot by [[Bill Blaster]]s, though in rare cases they appear on their own. They quickly fly in a straight line, damaging the player on contact, but they can be easily defeated by jumping on them. In ''{{s|mariowiki|Super Mario 64}}'' and in later games onward, Bullet Bills can home in on the player. | Bullet Bills are often shot by [[Bill Blaster]]s, though in rare cases they appear on their own. They quickly fly in a straight line, damaging the player on contact, but they can be easily defeated by jumping on them. In ''{{s|mariowiki|Super Mario 64}}'' and in later games onward, Bullet Bills can home in on the player. | ||
Bullet Bills have become a recurring item in the ''{{iw|mariowiki|Mario Kart|series}}'' series. When used, it will transform the player into a giant Bullet Bill that increases their speed for several seconds and places them in autopilot, knocking over any of the opponents along the way. | |||
The Bullet Bills feature larger versions: [[Banzai Bill]] and {{s|mariowiki|King Bill}}. | The Bullet Bills feature larger versions: [[Banzai Bill]] and {{s|mariowiki|King Bill}}. | ||
