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==Origin== | ==Origin== | ||
In ''Super Mario Bros.'', Koopas retreat into their shells when jumped upon, and can be used as an attacking spinning projectile when kicked or jumped upon again. In ''Super Mario Bros 3''. when the player jumps on any Koopaling, he/she will fly in the air inside his/her shell. Ludwig Von Koopa had a move similar to Whirling Fortress in ''[[Super Mario World]]'', except there was no aerial gain. However, Bowser himself never used this move, and in fact was never seen going into his shell in any Mario title prior to the move's debut in ''Super Smash Bros. Melee''. Bowser later used it as his defensive move in ''Mario Power Tennis'' in order to retrieve the ball before it goes out of the court. He is also briefly seen hiding in his shell in ''Super Mario Galaxy''. | In [[''Super Mario Bros.'']], Koopas retreat into their shells when jumped upon, and can be used as an attacking spinning projectile when kicked or jumped upon again. In ''Super Mario Bros 3''. when the player jumps on any Koopaling, he/she will fly in the air inside his/her shell. Ludwig Von Koopa had a move similar to Whirling Fortress in ''[[Super Mario World]]'', except there was no aerial gain. However, Bowser himself never used this move, and in fact was never seen going into his shell in any Mario title prior to the move's debut in ''Super Smash Bros. Melee''. Bowser later used it as his defensive move in ''Mario Power Tennis'' in order to retrieve the ball before it goes out of the court. He is also briefly seen hiding in his shell in ''Super Mario Galaxy''. | ||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||