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Goombeetle (also called Metallic Goombas) are enemies found in Super Mario Galaxy and Super Mario Galaxy 2 and they are a sub-species of Goomba. These enemies are basically Goombas with helmets worn on their head, preventing them from being destroyed when jumped on. They are found in the Buoy Base Galaxy, Dreadnought Galaxy, Bowser Jr.'s Fiery Flotilla, Beat Block Galaxy, and Chompworks Galaxy. To defeat these enemies, Mario needs to use his spin attack and then jump on the bottom of them. They can also be knocked over, allowing Mario to jump on them by Mario's partner, Luma in Super Mario Galaxy 2. Also, Goombeetles can be defeated by Bullet Bills.

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  • Goombeetle
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  • Goombeetle (also called Metallic Goombas) are enemies found in Super Mario Galaxy and Super Mario Galaxy 2 and they are a sub-species of Goomba. These enemies are basically Goombas with helmets worn on their head, preventing them from being destroyed when jumped on. They are found in the Buoy Base Galaxy, Dreadnought Galaxy, Bowser Jr.'s Fiery Flotilla, Beat Block Galaxy, and Chompworks Galaxy. To defeat these enemies, Mario needs to use his spin attack and then jump on the bottom of them. They can also be knocked over, allowing Mario to jump on them by Mario's partner, Luma in Super Mario Galaxy 2. Also, Goombeetles can be defeated by Bullet Bills.
  • Goombeetles are Goombas wearing protective helmets that appear in Super Mario Galaxy and Super Mario Galaxy 2. They cannot be defeated by directly jumping on them, due to the fact they have helmets. Even a Ground Pound cannot break the helmets. They first must be flipped by a Star Spin and then jumped on or by luring a Bullet Bill to hit them. They reappear in Super Mario Galaxy 2 as well. In Super Mario Galaxy 2, they appear in Bowser Jr.'s Fiery Flotilla, Beat Block Galaxy and Chompworks Galaxy. They could also can be knocked over by the Co-Star Luma.
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  • Goombeetle
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  • A Goombeetle
  • Goombeetle as seen in Super Mario Galaxy.
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  • Super Mario Galaxy
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  • Super Mario Galaxy
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  • Goombeetle (also called Metallic Goombas) are enemies found in Super Mario Galaxy and Super Mario Galaxy 2 and they are a sub-species of Goomba. These enemies are basically Goombas with helmets worn on their head, preventing them from being destroyed when jumped on. They are found in the Buoy Base Galaxy, Dreadnought Galaxy, Bowser Jr.'s Fiery Flotilla, Beat Block Galaxy, and Chompworks Galaxy. To defeat these enemies, Mario needs to use his spin attack and then jump on the bottom of them. They can also be knocked over, allowing Mario to jump on them by Mario's partner, Luma in Super Mario Galaxy 2. Also, Goombeetles can be defeated by Bullet Bills.
  • Goombeetles are Goombas wearing protective helmets that appear in Super Mario Galaxy and Super Mario Galaxy 2. They cannot be defeated by directly jumping on them, due to the fact they have helmets. Even a Ground Pound cannot break the helmets. They first must be flipped by a Star Spin and then jumped on or by luring a Bullet Bill to hit them. They reappear in Super Mario Galaxy 2 as well. In Super Mario Galaxy 2, they appear in Bowser Jr.'s Fiery Flotilla, Beat Block Galaxy and Chompworks Galaxy. They could also can be knocked over by the Co-Star Luma. Differences between normal Goombas also include having yellow eyes.
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